whose body was found in the house and he is the one believed to have shot the 2 police officers. fremont police have confirmed this man gerald villabrille jr. is a suspect wanted for shooting 2 police officers wednesday. 1st during a traffic stop and the 2nd as he was pursued on foot by officers. he was eventually found dead in his home thursday morning. >> he was in the building and was deceased. we also located the firearm in the resident we believe to be the weapon used in the attacks. >> reporter: police say he barricaded himself in this home after shooting the officers. attempts to negotiate with him proved fruitless until officers fired tear gas into the residence at 11 -- 11:15. >> once the gas was discharged the suspect again calling 911 and made contact through the system. >> reporter: the suspect then told them he was armed and had a hostage.

it slowed things down. >> we suspected it was a hoax the entire time. because we were confident that we had all the information at our fingertips regarding who was staying in the home. who owned the home. those people were accounted for. >> reporter: eventually tear gas was used a 2nd time which set the home on fire. >> because the incident was active in the suspect was known to be armed, our actions were measured. and so our initial action was aimed at navarro minimize the fire and made a rescue. >> we made pleaded rescue attempts to get into the house. but he had barricaded himself in a location we were unable to safely get to. >> reporter: the fire was put out at 7:45. in the suspect's body was discovered shortly thereafter. at this point we cannot say whether he died as a result of the fire or of the gun play

between he and the 2nd officer that was shot in this case. again, is something we will determine at a later time and investigators have been on seen all day. the corner is still at this location. in terms of a criminal history, all police would say is that yes, he does have a criminal history. they would not elaborate. >> take a look at what is left of at home. that suspect, gerald villabrille jr. barricaded himself in there for hours before he was killed. you can see the house is nearly leveled and as we pan out you can see on roberts avenue in washington boulevard, that is close to where the shooting happened. this is the scene of the shooting about 1 block away on fremont boulevard. that is the suspects white pickup truck and patrol cars are littered with bullets.

the owner of the fremont home destroyed in the fires currently out of the country. the house has been rented for the past 2.5 years by young couple who has a dog. the homeowners sister-in-law talked to us. >> i was shocked. once i see the picture i knew that was my sister-in-law's house. >> reporter: she says she could not believe what she was seeing on tv. a man accused of shooting 2 police officers barricaded himself inside the house owned by her sister-in-law. she says she found her sister- in-law who is currently in china. and told her what was going on. >> she was shocked. and she didn't know that was happening. she was planning when she comes here to live in the house. not anymore. >> reporter: this is video from a helicopter partnership. here the google earth image on roberts avenue of the house about a year ago, and this is

what's left now. investigators say the structure erupted in flames shortly after a police swat team deployed tear gas in an attempt to get the suspect gerald villabrille jr. to give himself up. >> and they tried to come back home, i think the whole area was locked wn. >> reporter: she manages the property for her sister-in-law. she says the young couple currently renting the home were not there when this happened. but the dog was inside and has perished in the fire. >> they lost everything. you have nothing left. the dog and all of their personal stuff, it's a tragedy. >> reporter: her sister-in-law works as a doctor in china and has owned this property the past 5 years. she is waiting for her us visa to be approved. it was going to be her home in the happen. however, it looks like now she will have to make other plans. take a look this cell phone

video. it shows first responders frantically trying to save one of the officers after he was shot. we have the latest with the latest details on the condition of the officer. >> reporter: at no time with her fewer than a dozen police cars here outside the emergency room at regional medical center. when they left others took their place. the brotherhood and sisterhood of law enforcement much in evidence as fellow officers from fremont and many other bay area restrictions to be seen coming and going all day long. after delivering a bouquet of flowers, a pair of fremont officers will be there very close to the 2 wounded comps saying this is a very difficult time. the outpouring of support is no surprise to fremont lease chief. >> we have profound connection to the injured officers and their families. and their well-being. those thoughts are forefront in our mind. r the most seriously injured officer, the one who 1st

encountered the suspect remained in critical condition. the 2nd officer shot not twice, as 1st reported, but once, is now in stable condition. besides, -- besides police there were many family members and friends with flowers and coffee and of course prayers. again to reiterate, a statement from fremont place, the next 24- 48 hours are critical for the next -- most seriously injured officer. >> our coverage on this breaking news continues on-air and online. on our website we have up-to- the-minute information plus raw video of the fire that started in the home where the suspect did. we also have a gallery of pictures from the crime scene and surrounding area. the strange and troubling details from the ucla murder suicide the left 2 men dead. >> now with the latest on what authorities are saying about

the gunman including the fact that he had a list. >> that is what the police are calling it. police say mainak sarkar hedy kill us. including a woman found shot to death in minnesota. you're looking at a photo of mainak sarkar along side the woman. she's been described as his ex- wife. the former ucla doctoral student also attended stanford for time. authorities say he not only killed his former professor but had come to campus with plans to kill another teacher. someone who is not on campus as it turned out. the la police chief says they found the note at his minnesota home. >> a note with names on it indicating a kill list. and william klug was on that list as well that -- as was another ucla professor.

who is okay. and also the name of a female. we did a follow-up investigation to that females residents in a nearby town in minnesota and found her deceased a gunshot wound. >> authorities say he had accused his former teacher of stealing his computer code and giving it to someone else. ucla says that is untrue. trenton want being remembered by friends as a gentle soul. he leaves behind a wife and 2 children. >> tragic all the way around. the countdown is on. in less than one hour the golden state warriors tipoff game one of the nba finals against the cleveland cavaliers. >> we are ready. 4 more wins and the champs turning to back-to-back champs. now live at oracle arena. , this is the rematch we wanted. >> reporter: it took a while to get here. they had to overcome the 3-1

deficit. but nonetheless, they got through it and here we are. game 1 of the nba finals. it's a showdown of steph curry on one side and lebron james on the other. they've won 6 of the last 8 mvp awards and fans are pumped. let's give you a shot of the fans coming in. they want to get here early for the 6 pm tipoff. you see a lot of new shirts and a lot of golden shirts. there's a bigger crowd went steph curry came out for the warm up. this is his 2nd straight final, this is his 6th straight appearance. the warriors are confident. despite lebron and his experience, they are confident because they are trying on their championship last year. they know what to expect. they're ready to go. >> pretty much the same thing.

we been in the files a couple times. that makes all the difference. just being there before. >> a daily schedule they were normally on throughout the regular season. it's all very different. last year i think it was a little bit of a shock to our guys system to have to change our routine. this year we have been through it and we're used to. i don't think it will bother us. >> reporter: to offer some pregame analysis, one thing to keep an eye on is how the starting lineup is going to shake out. there has been talk that andre iguodala who's been on the bench for most of the seas will be in the starting lineup. regarding steph curry, everyone in the starting lineup may have

an opportunity. of course we will keep you updated on air and online throughout the night. back to you. >> you mentioned on-air and online, that is gary payton.++â

not one but 2 jet crashes. next up the connection one pilot had here to the bay area. plus mcdonald's back in the bay area. they are preparing for a big rally. and hillary clinton takes aim at a gop rival with sharp words. another round of fog at the golden gate bridge. we are tracking temperatures in the triple digits. that is coming up after the break.

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so more families can get ahead. that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. a tragic day for the blue angels. the pilot of a fighter jet was killed after crashing this afternoon in tennessee. it happened while the jet was taking off for a practice session ahead of this week's airshow in nashville. here is video from the scene. the pilot has been identified. he took part in festivities in the bay area just last year. >> ready. hit.

>> nice work. >> you heard him talking. this is video from when our own will wind up with the captain last october. according to his official blue angels biography he joined the elite team in 2014 and had a chelated or than 1400 flight hours. no word on what caused today's crash. meanwhile in colorado another jet crash in an air force graduation ceremony. the experienced pilot safely ejected from the plane. he is okay. no one else was injured. president obama was attending the air force graduation. he met with the pilot after the incident thanking him for his service and thankful he is okay. air force officials say that plane likely had an engine issue. indecision 2016 it looks

like house speaker paul ryan will be backing donald trump for president after all. he wrote on twitter earlier today that he would be voting for trump saying he is confident now that the real estate mogul will turn the house gop's agenda into law. the announcement comes as trump campaigns here in the golden state. he held a rally earlier today and will hold another rally in san jose tonight. we will try to get in contact with kate a little bit later. in other news. words like incoherent, unprepared and unfit to be commander-in-chief. those are some of the words hillary clinton used to describe donald trump. >> and now she is here to tell us about the blistering attack. >> reporter: just one day after donald trump colter unpresidential, hillary poured into the man -- for into the

man. saying he should never be allowed to serve as commander- in-chief. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. they are not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants. personal feuds and outright lies. >> leaving nato, giving nuclear weapons to japan, banning muslims from japan. -- from the us. >> he is not just unprepared. he's temper mentally unfit. >> she describes his bizarre fascination with dictators and strongmen. like russia's vladimir putin. >> i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection for tyrants. >> again and again clinton called trump a danger to the united states and the world. >> this is not someone who

should ever have the nuclear code. because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leaving us -- leading us into a war because someone that under his very thin-skinned. >> she invited her listeners to picture trump in the white house situation. >> imagine if he had not just a twitter account at his disposal when he is angry but america's entire arsenal. >> she said trump possesses none of the attributes of the commander-in-chief. >> bragging, mocking, composing nasty tweets. i am willing to bet he is writing a few right now. >> he was. no sooner had she started speaking when trump tweeted bad performance by crooked hillary clinton. reading poorly from the teleprompter. she doesn't look presidential. as for bernie sanders he was in modesto today. also targeting donald trump in a speech dedicated to climate change.

he addressed trump's claim that there is no drought in california. >> we have a candidate for president of the united states, donald trump, coming to the state of california telling the people of california, there is no drought. when every person in california knows there is a drought. sees the drought. feels the drought every day. >> as for the 2nd time this week's speech was disrupted by animal -- animal-rights activist. secret service went to the podium as the protesters attempted to display the banner. afterwords the candidate said he was sorry that the news media it would focus on that instead of his content. britney is with us now. the weather is that extreme. we have a spread of 40 degrees. >> that is true.

we have a huge temperature spread in will see more of the same. and tracking temperatures in the triple digits. here is a live look outside. you can't even make out the golden gate bridge. we're seeing dense fog along the coast. pretty much along the coast we can see a cloudy start. as we head into rest of tonight it's clear that we saw yesterday. the big story is how much warmer going to get as we head into tomorrow. our planner for tonight shows that by 7 pm, 89 degrees for him and spots. i 9:00 p.m. in the low 70s. we will start to cool quickly and it will be a comfortable evening close to the bay. by 9:00 p.m. 64 along the coast. take a look at the highs tomorrow. up to 100 degrees in fairfield.

100 in concorde. 97 in napa. if you're staying closer to the coast, 69 in daly city. 71 in san francisco. that will be the peak in our temperatures and then we will cool things down. let's take a closer look at the weekend forecast. can you believe how warm it will be in some spots? and how cool in others. >> so mother nature, her air conditioner is not working tomorrow? next epcot new information about what killed prince. the struggle most parents face. what to do when your baby wakes up crying. the research that might relieve some guilt. that is coming up.

toxicology tests for prince concluded he did ferment accidental overdose from a painkiller. >> now with details. >> that is what we have been

expecting. it has been the suspicion from the beginning. autopsy results are out and they show that prince died after a self administered dose of fentanyl one of the strongest of the road -- opioid painkillers you can get. the synthetic drug is being blamed for a recent surge in overdose deaths. it is tightly controlled by the fda. and it's considered far more potent than heroine. today's report from the medical examiner's office comes more than one month after rinses death. -- prince's death. experts say that no is -- the drug is often -- it could make charges more likely depending on how he got access to the drug. mohammed ali is in the hospital and being treated for respiratory problems.

his family says he is in fair condition. he's expected to be in the hospital for a short time. he is 74 and has long battled parkinson's disease. the three-time world heavyweight champ has been in the hospital a few times in recent years and has for the most part state out of the public eye. we finally have you standing by at the donald trump rally. has a going kate? >> good evening. and hereby the entrance. this is where donald trump supporters are going inside to finally see the candidate in person. i spoke to an army veteran from santa cruz, he said this is his 1st in person rally. a couple of people i spoke to say they are undecided. they are mostly here because there has been so much talk about donald trump, they want a chance to see him in person. security is very tight at this event. all of the streets surrounding the convention center have been closed. businesses forced to shut down. if you look straight down

market street, those are where the protesters are being kept. in the last 15-20 minutes that group has grown sizable. a lot of our viewers will remember when trump was there a few months ago and protesters were able to delay his entrance into the hotel. he had to pass over freeway barricades and jump offense because he had to be rerouted because of all of the protesters. this is where the protesters are tonight. it is 95 degrees. donald trump is scheduled to speak at 7 pm. there is still a lot of time for this crowd to grow. we are going to be here throughout the evening. we will bring you live reports at 6 and 8 and 10. our top story tonight the fiery conclusion. residents who live where

the man barricaded himself are back in their homes. will hear from them next a 5:30. find out how the family of the person killed is taking action against an agency.

an intense standoff in fremont comes to an end after the suspect who shot two officers was found dead inside a burned- out house. >> that standoff yesterday afternoon started with a traffic stop. they pulled over the suspect. he backed into a patrol car, exchange of gunfire between the officer and the suspect. the first officer was injured in this shooting in the suspect drove off. lisa searched the area and found him 10 minutes later on roberts avenue, another shootout happened in that time a detective was shot. the suspect ran off. here's the intense video of trying to save one of the officers. the standoff continued. the suspect ran into a home and barricaded himself inside. officers describe how the suspect made contact.>> during

the search -- they attempt to get the suspect to leave, we inserted gas into the building. once the gas was discharged, the suspect began calling 911 and made contact with our department to that system. once he called us, we initiated negotiations a further attempt to have him leave. the negotiations were unproductive. >> the home caught fire. the house was completely destroyed by the fire. the suspect was found dead inside. officers say he was hiding in a closet. as of right now, what officer remained in critical condition, the detective is in stable condition. >> it has been an intense time for people in that neighborhood. one guy said he was in a panic because he is trying to get to his family. the family trapped within the barricade.

we spoke with those who lived in the area. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: his home is right here. just one house away from where the suspect was barricaded. as shots rang ou his wife, and family hid inside praying the government would not hurt them.>> they hunkered down and stayed in house like they're supposed to. stay out of harms way. they really just did what they were supposed to do in those situations. >> reporter: he said throughout the night, there is more worried. >> there is a huge scare. we were terrified. there were shots ring out from point a to point b. all the way until the end of the scene. it was terrible. >> reporter: the fire that erupted after swat teams fired tear gas into the house. hershberger said he was scared

the fire could spread to his home. he wasn't the only one petrified as this scene unfolded. >> three or four times, he tried to jump the fence. check out the subject was -- the suspect ran past and tour through the spence. this is video he took short people trying to help with the officers shot. >> we're lucky the man didn't come into the restaurant and start shooting. he came very close. it didn't get scary than the later without life is fragile. >> reporter: others are in a state of shock. >> we were worried about the neighborhood. >> reporter: behind me, they're still crime scene tape out here rubbing off this section just off washington boulevard. impacting many people in the city. are meteorologist as we

head into the rest of tonight we will continue to see patchy fog along the coast. this camera not showing a lot of fog. it depends on where you are. our temperature if you're close to fairfield, mid-90s in pleasanton. if you are closer to daily city, almost 40 degree difference. only 50 degrees. 55 and half an bay, 69 in san francisco. 90 in novato. we're seeing a big amateur spread and will see that once again tomorrow. tomorrow, with triple digits on the map. 100 degrees in fairfield. 100 will be the forecast high in concord, antioch, pleasanton, livermore. daily city 71 in san francisco 93. your three day forecast shows tomorrow will be the peak in temperatures. as we go into saturday, low 90

ellen drop heading into sunday, 87 degrees, a closer look at your seven-day forecast and another 15 minutes. antidevelopment -- a new develop of the murder of a mural painter. his family has filed a claim against the us immigration and customs enforcement agency. that's because the gun used to kill ramos had been stolen from an agent's car. we talked with a family attorney says he would be alive today if it weren't for the recklessness of that federal agent. >> reporter: the goal is something like this never happens again. >> reporter: this is the crime scene with a muralist was killed as he tried to beautify a gritty part of west open. the alleged killer, a serial robber. the murder weapon stolen from a federal agent's car park in downtown san francisco. here's a picture of a similar gun. according to a claim filed, the

gun was not secured in a lockbox as is the department's policy. >> this weapon was left in a bag with three clips of ammo, a badge and a baton. it was a goodie bag of weapons. >> reporter: the law firm represented the family is also suing the federal government on behalf of the stinely family. kate steinle was shot and killed -- shot and killed a few months before that murder. the gun and fired the fatal shot was stolen out of a car belonging to an agent with the bureau of land management. >> we uncovered this is an epidemic.>> reporter: the attorneys appointed to this audit. they come between 2006 and 2008, federal agents oversee my homeland security lost 289 weapons nationwide. mostly because the firearms including handguns, assault rifles and shotguns were not properly secured. some of those weapons ended up in the hands of felons and gang

members. >> either the enforcement policies are not strong enough or they are failing to enforce. >> reporter: i reached out to ice to get their side of the story. he said they cannot comment. the jury recommended a death penalty of a man convicted of murdering an eight- year-old girl and a 22-year-old man in 2013. the suspect was convicted on may 6 of two counts of first- degree murder after shooting both victims in separate incidents. he killed eight-year-old girl after firing 13 shots into an apartment. though shots also injured two other children and their grandmother. he also shot and killed a 22- year-old man in berkeley seven weeks later. the jury deliberated for a day and a half before making their decision. he is scheduled to be sentenced by an alanine at county superior court judge on september 21. eyman's convention center

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cincinnati police finished their investigation into the family involves the deadly guerrilla incident at the zoo. >> people are still talking about this. the case in the hands of prosecutors at this point. >> we didn't know for sure at first in investigators were focusing on the family a little boy who fell into the gorilla enclosure or the zoo and we now know it was the family. zoo workers remember they were forced to kill the gorilla because they could not take chances with the boys safety. authorities say the child's mother was with him adjusted notice he had slipped past offense, tumbled into the moat and it's not clear whether the family will face charges. a decision from prosecutors expected soon. as for the zoo, the gorilla exhibit will reopen next week. it will have a new barrier aimed at making it harder to get in. the old pants is coming down.

despite the fact zoo officials originally said it was sufficient and have cleared all inspections. the marine mammal center says a pub rescued from the beach as a mild case of pneumonia and malnutrition. they found the distressed pup early monday morning near the clubhouse restaurant. police stayed with the little guy until the mammal center arrived. they named the pup george bison because that's the call center for officers assigned to the area. wildlife workers hope he will eventually be able to return to the wild. he is adorable. it's a struggle that almost all parents face, whether you're a parent of a human or a sea lion pup. your baby wakes up crying, what to do next. new research that they release them worries. customer service at the irs

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the man who shot to freeman officers is dead. we've been on the story since it started. with more information about how it came to end. let's check in with pam moore as she is in the newsroom with what we are working on. >> we learned late this afternoon that police negotiators were trying to get the suspect out of the house where he is barricaded. he claimed he had a hostage. that turned out not to be true. we are working on that part of the story tonight. results an eye on the two officers shot yesterday go will update their conditions. we'll have that tonight at, though stories and more coming up, now back to you. will check back with you at 6 pm. we like to keep you cutting edge in the world's largest augmented reality tech conference. they kicked off at the santa clara convention center. augmented reality uses glasses like those right there to blend the real world with virtual

holograms. we walked the expo floor and learned what ar will be offering as in the near future. >>. these are the hollow lands, the most autumn -- >> microsoft showed with the future of gaming could be like. this guy's living room comes alive with space monsters. they burst through walls and the battles of them. none of this is real. you still to the world in front of you just in hand.>> holograms to show that you view or actress. you could be in the stands of a race all game as the information displayed on the field. in a museum, a camry exhibits to life displaying information about what the user is saying. it opens a whole new world for education, training, enterprise , anything were people need to be walked through something complicated, augmented reality could help make it easier. >> how to repair your

refrigerator. how to change the oil in your car. you have the ability to wear and have your hands free to do these repairs. >> it's a visual of walking through. a lot of the glasses i'm seeing are still clunky and not that attractive. but these are smaller. houston is working on these coming out early next year. there like sunglasses in full fledged augmented reality glasses interacting with the holograms in front of you. >> we believe in a few years this will change briefly the way we interact with the world and computers. it will be a much more natural way to do it where there is no keyboard now, there's no text screen, it's all natural interaction with things happening around you. this is virtual reality, she is the real deal.

i'm tracking real weather for us, triple digit. we may have to drive out to some inland locations. we will see it here.>> you said it would hit double digits. pleasanton, livermore. >> you are correct. not a cloud in the sky. if you're close to the golden gate bridge you're seeing patchy fog's continuing into the rest of tonight. maybe beach hazard alert metal stand until 9 pm. you want to be careful about the water. you want to be very careful about the water. cooler at the coast of a triple digits for inland locations. this weekend will cool things down so these won't stick around and we are tracking a chance of thunderstorms in the sierra for saturday night and sunday night. our temperatures right now at 86 degrees in santa rosa. 90 in novato. a 20 degree drop from novato to san francisco. 69 in san francisco, 88 in

daily. low 90s in antioch. 94 in livermore. mid-80s in san jose. satellite radar showing high pressure in control to reach its beat tomorrow. it will drop temperatures saturday through sunday. when we wake up tomorrow, we'll see clouds and fog it is along the coast. it shouldn't push and then like it did earlier. most of those clouds will stay closer to the coast. we will see lots of sunshine will be slightly warmer by the coast because the clouds are staying further away from our land. beach alert shows this is in effect until 9 pm. stronger currents anheuser on the region will zoom in to our warmest zone, 100 degrees in pittsburg, 105 and brentwood, 100 and livermore. highs in the rest of the region

70s in san francisco, 60s in daily city and happen bay. seven-day forecast shows triple digits on friday, we will drop back down, take a look at saturday. 87 on sunday and as we head into next week, we are closer to average, 20 degree drop between friday and monday. >> he thought i cheated. i just know the east bay. >> is a constant struggle at that time for new parents. and you comfort the baby when they wake up crying or do you just let them cry? what do you do? >> it depends. it's an emotional roller coaster. but we're the result of a new study that may help alleviate some guilt. >> reporter: every new parent knows sleep training a child can be a nightmare.

they went to the idea of letting the little ones cry it out. researchers in australia worked with the three sets of parents who complain their children have problems sleeping. wanted were taught to let the children cry themselves to sleep , another third were asked to try a newer type of the training called bedtime feeding. as for the infant to bed closer to the the time they usually fall asleep and could stay in the room until the child does off. the last recruit the! alaska did receive any training. they cried out group received the greatest times. study show all three techniques are safe for babies in short and long-term. parents worry about crying needs is just a baby, researchers say don't worry, they found babies to cry themselves to sleep show no signs of increased stress. i am comforted. it's a wrap her brother's most popular rapper, next, a decision to exit stage right

from the blockbuster hamilton.

people hoping to see the star of the broadway musical hamilton, you still have time but only a little bit of time. july 9 elbie/i can there's more on his plans for the future. check out where tracking his

multiple career milestones. >> >> my back& close to done. -- my bucket list is close to done. >> he can check that off. he's goofing off behind the scenes of the fellowship of the magazine which hits newsstands tomorrow. looks like it was meant to be that he hangs up his long coat for good in july. it's up for a record 16 nominations. it's time to take a shot, something new, perhaps for the hamilton star has in mind, joining the cast of a big- screen their conference. >> i have 10 different moments.

the moment i start it to myself as i know i'm in trouble. >> will have so much more on this story tonight at seven on the insider. the guy has a lot of creative energy, he has to put it more. >> you get him on a live show and he will just restyle.>> how to bring history to life. >> that wraps up for us. check out we appreciate we can expect tonight at six.>> coming up, with a much more tonight about the shooting in fremont that we covered closely yesterday. tape the competition despite the competition unfolded it would happen in the phone -- >> the bay area getting river donald trump. he's bringing his message to the south bay tonight. the news continues in 70 seconds.

on kron four news at six. this genetic cell phone video comes from -- moments after police officer was shot by a suspect. you can see the frantic effort to save that officers life. was taken with the witnesses to this reason crime. the evening everybody. >> today we got a better idea of how this unfolded from the beginning. ultimately with the suspect being found dead inside a burned-out house. >> that came after the massive manhunt in a lengthy standoff we first told you about yesterday and this morning. you're in fremont with an explanation as to why this came to a fiery end.

>> reporter: just down the street is the house that caught fire with a suspect was found this morning is still plenty of questions about who the suspect is, why you felt the need to shoot two officers, what his criminal history was. we got more information today about what went down during the standoff. after allegedly shooting one police officer during a traffic stop, from the police say suspect was used for shopping center on to robert avenue he was confronted by second officer the two exchanged gunfire. the suspect dedicated himself in his home. >> we try to negotiate or entice him to have a conversation. there's nothing. >> reporter: officers fired tear gas into the home. about 1115 wednesday night. that prompted the suspect to call 911 and that led to a conversation with or shooters. >> initially, he said he had a hostage. >> he is trying to bolster his account, he fired a shot inside

the residence and claim to an injured the hostage he had. >> reporter: officers determined there is no hostage emma talks broken down, they fired tear gas a second time. this time i caught the house on fire. negotiations resumed.>> he admitted he was armed. he was suicidal. >> reporter: divers had to battle the blaze from a distance. they tried to reduce the fires of the suspect could be rescued. they say he barricaded himself in a location they were unable to get to. his body was discovered once the fire was put out. at 745. his body was discovered once the fire was put out. at 7:45 am. thursday. officers tell us they also found the weapon inside that house they believe he used to shoot officers. we can tell you we don't know the cause of his death. was it because of the fire, was it because of the altercation between he and the second

police officer? that is still to be determined. at this point, investigators remain on the scene at this time, more information should be coming out in the days ahead. live in fremont, kron4 news. >> we are covering the story live from the beginning. we're getting a more clear idea of the timing of all the events and how they linked together. here's what we know. it began with a traffic stop at 1:30 pm. the suspect tried to take off, ramming a police cruiser. that's when the first shooting took place. 10 months later, police encounter him again and as a second shooting. it took several hours before they narrow down the house to where he was located. they say that occurred at 11 pm when the standoff began. when they fired tear gas inside a couple hours later they say the suspect called 911 claiming to have ostrich on the inside even discharged his weapon again. at some point, the house caught fire and burned down. struck out one of the officers is fighting for his life while

the second, a detective is in stable condition tonight. we report on the outpouring of support for those two wounded officers. >> reporter: flowers, hugs and handshakes. police and firefighters from several jurisdictions seen here outside regional medical center all to show their support for the two wounded officers. >> reporter: this was the scene where the two officers are being treated. a steady stream of fellow police officers, family and friends. many bearing flowers and prayers . i spoke with the off-camera with a pair of fremont officers who said they are very close to the two injured men, saying this is a very difficult time. the next 24 to 48 hours said to be critical for the recovery of the most seriously injured officer. police chief offering only a few new details on their condition and injuries.

>> our first officer remains in critical condition and we hope to be able to provide you an update about his medical status since. our second officer is stable. i need to correct some reporting from earlier cohere struck a single time during the second officer involved shooting. >> reporter: it wasn't just visits from fellow fremont police officers. their officers from san jose, san leandro go in east palo alto and in many others. >> there are very tense moments for people living in the irvington neighborhood of fremont as they came very close to encountering the suspect. at this from a resident, his wife, daughter and granddaughter hid inside overnight. they said they heard shots fired them are very scared. another residence is a suspect ran to the back of his restaurant. he says he still shook up about the incident.>> we are very

lucky that the guy didn't come into the restaurant and start shooting or something. he was so close. it wasn't scary at that point but later it was very scary. >> crime scene tape stayed out for most of the day around the house. climbs the investigators continue to examine closely following the fire and the removal of the body of the suspect who died inside. will give you an idea how close this activity was in the neighborhood. this map gives a better overview of the proximity. a traffic stop was here. the standoff of the suspect happened a couple blocks away at a home on robert avenue. the couple renting the home that was destroyed in the fire, they weren't home at the time a cop the blaze began after police fired a second round of tear gas into the structure. the one who manages the

property says the fire burned everything inside that home including the family tight -- the family pet.>> a young couple is renting the home. they liter for 2.5 years. they don't have anything left. the dog and all their personal stuff it's all gone. the wife is very sad and she doesn't want to talk to anyone. it's a tragedy. >> the property managers is the owner of the home lives in china was planning to move into the home after acquiring a us visa. now she does know where the owner will live. new details about the suspect in the case.>> we're live tonight with those details. >> reporter: without letting a lot of new information that we have some new things to share. let's take a look at the suspects autographed this evening.

he died earlier this morning. he is 44 years old, a san jose resident at a press conference, fremont police department said he had a criminal record other they wouldn't give us specifics on what those crimes were. we conducted a public records search on the suspect and we discovered he was associated with an address along east san antonio street in san jose. i visited that house this afternoon. the people are home but declined to speak with me on camera. there were a lot of people going in and out of the house. some seemed very upset. i saw one woman crying as she came out of the house. we don't know if he lived here or maybe has some family members who live here. there were a lot of people visiting the home this afternoon. the fremont police department has identified the suspect in this case. he is from san jose. our coverage on this breaking news continues on air

tonight and online. on our website we have up-to- the-minute information on the investigation. plus raw video of the fire at the home where the suspect it. we have a gallery of photographs from the crime scene and surrounding areas. it's all just a click away at kron4.com. temperature spread was why today all around the bay area. >> our meteorologist says it will be even hotter tomorrow. >> were going to crank up the heat even more. we are talking triple digit for our inland locations. not just one or two, a lot of stops will be 100 degrees or warmer. here is a live look at wide for its a big contract of the fog we're saying. you can't even see the golden gate bridge anymore. dense fog expected for the rest of tonight. this is what it looks like on our visible satellite. you can see how thick it is here. we're not seeing a lot of

cloudiness inland. very warm, a mild night with most of our temperatures ranging between the 60s of the coast to the high 90s. the planner for tonight shows we will drop into the high 80s by 7 pm. by 8 pm, 79 degrees, 9 pm 72. 60 degrees along the coast. three day forecast shows triple digits heading into tomorrow. i will go over what to expect in your neighborhood coming up in the full forecast in 15 minutes. the nba finals are here. golden state warriors are facing the cavaliers in a rematch of last year's finals. >> for the warriors, it's a chance to cap an historic season. we're live outside oracle arena with the game is just getting underway. >> this is the matchup we've all been waiting for. talk to me -- top team in the east and talk to the west. warriors were games away from the championship.

we'll show you some video from early on. it was packed earlier, steph curry kidnappers pregame warm- up. the fans are ready for that. inside analysis for the series. if you like points, this will be right finals to watch. these teams enter the top two scoring teams in the playoffs. top in three-pointers, this is sure to be a shoot out. we'll see how long it lasts. they are talking a little x's and o's. >> we took a lot of threes. defending will be important. we talked about it right now. we transition is the three. the pre--- the three-point line is the best. >> we have similarities in how we play. we rely on freeing up guys to

get good looks and play hot intensity. it's a matter of who can impose the rule early and often. >> reporter: this is the first of two games to be played a game one arena. game two will be sunday. warriors for more wins away from a championship. fully get another trophy in another heavyweight championship repeat at mba kings -- mba kings. days in the june 7 primary in california, donald trump wrings his presidential campaign to the south bay tonight. supporters of protesters are both lining up. also campaign, hillary clinton lets loose on trump. other as a pdf which is a cover my some body cameras. p?p?o?gv

huge crowd gathered in san jose to see donald trump. >> there's also a large police presence to deal with protesters gathering. kate, what can you tell us? >> reporter: it's very warm here in san jose. this is the entrance to the rally. these are trump supporters coming to hear their candidate for the first time in person. a lot of the people i talked to

heading into tonight's they are either undecided or simply here because there's been so much buzz about donald trump they want a chance to see him in person. if you look down market street which has been completely shut down for the events, you can see where the protesters are. there is a mexican flag waving in that direction. a dozen police officers who are lining the barricades. i was there 20 minutes ago and i would say their 50 people protesting at this point. it's a lot of what we have seen in past protests. i saw several trump supporters go into the crowd and actually get into arguments or debates with the protesters. so far, everything for the most part has been peaceful. donald trump is scheduled to get here in the next 45 minutes or so. the protest has been gathering at this point. we will continue to give you live updates from here in san jose.

hillary clinton said electing donald trump would be an historic mistake. part of a blistering attack she made today during a speech in san diego.>> catherine heenan is here on more with the president of candidate had to say.>> >> reporter: she billed as that is -- it was mostly a scathing rundown of white she says donald trump should never be allowed to get near the white house. she says the republican is tougher mentally and -- unfit to be president, saying the world become a more dangerous place. she mocked his claims that he knows plenty about foreign policy and said he doesn't have a clue as to what he's talking about. >> donald trump ideas are just different, their dangerously incoherent. they're not even with the ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies.

there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal. but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. just like being interviewed on the same episode of 60 minutes, as put in was, it's not the same as dealing with vladimir putin.>> reporter: trump wasted no time with prime backward tweets calling it a bad affirmance by crooked hillary clinton saying she reportedly for mental proctor and does not look presidential. second three sanders has been busy campaigning across the state. he was in modesto today talking about climate change. he was also bashing trump for his lack of concern for california's drought. according to recent nbc pulls, the demand sanders are neck and neck in california. clinton only leading by two percentage points.

the man who killed a professor on the campus of ucla yesterday before taking his own life had a kill list. he drove to los angeles from his home in minnesota. he left a note at the scene in los angeles that led investigators to his home in st. paul. inside the home, investigators found a list of his intended victims. on the list, a woman was found dead in a minneapolis suburb. the other another ucla professor was not on campus yesterday and was not hurt. the list has been described as a kill list. that was the wording put on it. he was heavily armed and prepared to engage multiple victims with the ordinance he had at his disposal. >> police believe they pinned out and vote. they say he posted a blog earlier this year accusing professor of stealing his intellectual property and giving it to another student.

the family of a bay area muralist fatally shot last year has filed a federal claim against the immigration customs enforcement agency otherwise known as ice. the victim is here. the alleged killer is a serial robber. the gun used was stolen out of ice agents car. the claim states the gun was left unsecured rather than in a lockbox which is ice policy. the attorneys for the family say the 2010 government audit down nearly 300 guns were lost by federal agents over a two- year period. that audit recommended the ice policy and storing weapons become more stringent. >> the best policy and practice is that lockbox should have to be mounted physically to the frame of the car. so not only is a lot, but it cannot be removed from the actual vehicle.

either one of those steps would have prevented the staff. unfortunately, no steps were taken. >> the same attorneys filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of a family of a woman fatally shot by gun stolen from a car of another agent last july. seven cisco police officers will be allowed to review video from their body cameras after they give a statement to investigators. the policy had been hotly debated especially concerning officers involved shootings. in december the police commission voted on a policy that would have made it the cheese responsibility in choosing whether or not an officer could look at the video. the new policy approved last night comes of negotiations with union. interim police chief says the deal is part of an effort to get those body cameras on the street faster. the city plans to start giving officers cameras in august.

the summer live weather around the bay area continues today. spec it was a delight to be outside. meteorologist has all the details. >> some areas it is sizzling hot . tomorrow we expect to see triple digits a lot of locations and get you to map outside. clear conditions, some parts of the area will put you over into golden gate bridge camera and you can see past involved turning to that spot though continued tonight that will expire at 9 pm.. the alert will expire tonight, heading into tomorrow, cooler at the coast but triple digits for inland locations and heading into the weekend will start to cool things down. i drop saturday and also into sunday. we also the slight chance of thunderstorms for saturday night . sunday night also.

coverage is right now 82, santa rosa 69, san francisco low 70s. 92 in concord, 94 and antioch. high pressure still in control. futurecast shows if you go into the rest of the night will continue to see that marine layer returning my 6 am tomorrow morning. the clouds don't stretch as far inland so we will see a lot more sunshine with warmer temperatures and will see most of the fog won't miss -- along the shoreline. strong rip currents, be careful by the water and warmest temperatures coming out of the east bay inland locations, 100 and concord. 103 and antioch. 105 in brentwood. the rest of the area, much cooler in san francisco, 71. 69 in daily city, 89 degrees in sunnyvale. seven-day forecast shows us to go into the weekend temperatures will keep dropping

down to the 80s on sunday, low 80s to kick off your workweek. coming up, the gene faces a multimillion dollar fine for his bad record-keeping. one of the premier museums in the world is moving some was the check some of it priceless art to safety.

the california public utilities commission's finding pg&e $24 million because of its poor record-keeping and the maps of gas pipelines. they say other violations led to numerous outages in several california cities. the investigation also says a faulty pipeline record led to the explosion in the carmel home back in 2014. pg&e has 30 days to appeal this a fine. the company spokes person says the utility will review the decision before deciding whether or not to contest it. big changes could be on the way for the payday loan

industry. federal regulators can rein in who gets alone and keep letters in check. the loans are criticized for their exorbitant interest rates in short repayment periods. the rules being proposed would require letters to make certain the borrower can afford the loan to begin with. penalty fees would also be subject to regulation. a b placed on the way letters can see repayment. latest on fremont from two officer shot yesterday in a fiery death of the suspect. flooding is putting major works of art at risk. fastrak other worlds major museums. details released surrounding the death of music i conference. -- music i conference.

in san jose to two fremont police officers wounded in wednesday's shootout are being treated here at regional medical center. all day long on thursday, there was a steady stream of visitors from fellow police officers from across the bay area as well as many family members bearing flowers and prayers. one officer is in critical condition while the second officer is now able. the next 24 hours said to be critical for the most seriously injured officer.

such a serious situation happening so close to their home. here in fremont, terisa estacio. >> the home that the suspect barricaded himself in, police deployed tear gas into the structure. their dog was inside and died in the fire. the people were not inside. >> the dog, and all their personal stuff, the wife is pretty sad about it. she does not want to talk to anyone. it is a tragedy. >> another big story, the family of the oakland muralist, is finding and -- he was killed

by a serial robber and the gun was stolen from a police car, the weapon was left unsecure, the attorneys represent the family of gate who was killed -- kate steinle who was killed by it a gun that was stolen. the muralist family is going to file a lawsuit. it dropped. >> when i show you this current temperature map, we are starting off with san francisco, we go from 69 degrees, to 86, temperatures at 82 degrees, 74 and vallejo, 95 degrees in fairfield, 94

pleasanton, hayward 87. we are showing a little bit more development, along the coast, that is where you will find some a your coolest temperatures, 60s san francisco, the fog will become more dense as we head into the rest of tonight. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, temperatures will climb, it will be the warmest day of the entire week. the plan, it will take a while to cool things down, 60 for the bay, the coast 54 degrees, your three day forecast, temperatures will be cooler as we head into the weekend, saturday, and on into sunday.>> thank you. france has declared a national disaster. >> right in the heart of paris.

explaining to us exactly what is going on. here is catherie heenan torrential rains, they have been flooding parts of paris. this is all of a result of the river bursting its banks. paris is closing the loop to -- the top two floors of the museum, it is not that sunny and clear now. they are trying to protect it from possible flooding. this is the first time that anyone could remember this happening. flooding across france and germany, it has killed at least nine people and trapped thousands in homes and cars. the death toll is expected to last through the weekend. today, a medical examiner said that he died from an accidental dose of final -- sentinel --.

it is not clear how he got the drug, fentynlf -- fentynl. someone could be prosecuted for providing that drug to the musician. what was that bright flash of light. that story coming up next. kron 4 news primetime election starts next tuesday.

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more news coming your way tonight on kron 4 news at 8 pm. >> details of what we're working on tonight. >> we continue to follow developments in nashville, a blue angels pilot crashed today. we have video, you are looking at it now marine caption jeff kuss, he took will tran up for a test run he was here for 35th annualsan francisco fleet week celebration. why there is a chance that the blue angels may not take flight here in san francisco. that is coming up on the kron 4 news at 8 pm.

we turn it back over to you in the studio. people across the southwest are wondering what they saw lighting up the sky last night. >> it was a big mystery until now. take a look. this is the video taken in the phoenix area. you can see that bright fireball going across the screen. any people heard a loud noise going along with it. they think that the flying object was probably a meteor. scientists are checking. it may have fallen along eastern arizona. there were calls received from utah and california about the bright light. mohammed ali is in the hospital, a spokesperson said that the former champion is dealing with the respiratory issue. he is being treated for a percussion and he is in fair condition. the 74-year-old has been battling parkinson's disease for years now. coming up and mom, the

giants visit the atlanta braves. >> of course, we will bring you an update on the warriors. gary is in the house, gary is in the house. coming up in sports. what is going on in the market? >> in the real estate market, they are calling this a prime market, if you are a home owner it may be the best time. >> how do you help people? >> a lot of different people come to me with different scenarios, perhaps someone wants to buy up, they want to increase property value into another property or location

perhaps they want to downsize, retire, a lot of times investors wanting to unload investment properties, sometimes they get tired of being a landlord. we are able to help a variety of individuals. >> to suggest they get their house in condition to sell? >> and this market you can sell it in average condition. you do not have to spend the time and energy with fixing up a property where a buyer may not appreciate it. if you have a seller that wants to sell them by at the same time, sometimes that is a very central -- special situation at home this only want to move up or transition. by working with me, i am able to take it step-by-step so that i can help determine the best plan to make the transition smooth and comfortable. nosy neighbors? nobody likes the nosy neighbor, i do not focus on any of those routine open houses or for sale signs. >> they can call me directly.

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it is time now for gary radnich. >> sometimes these games can get monotonous i want to hear what's going on i do not want to see it. thank you for joining us tonight. steve is watching me, pam is watching me. >> all eyes on you. >> let's go to the scoreboard, we are keeping you abreast, we have 32-26. it does not make you feel good when we are supposed be watching the game, and grant,

whatever he's doing over there. >> we are watching the game. thank you for checking in. sponsored by no one at this time. the warriors are up nine minutes into the second quarter. >> what does it say to you? what is the rhythm of this thing? >> they are role players, they are scoring, quick points. >> this is steph curry warming up before the game. >> what if we still the video from abc and put it on ? >> okay. >> [ laughter ] >> let's do it. >> that is good. then you know you're living. remember back in the day, i would run the comcast highlights on the giants, it went on for a while then someone noticed it. and they said, he is stealing

video, they would probably catches.>> immediately. -- they would probably catch us. >> immediately.>> you can do it but it is your idea. >> it is always his idea at the end of the day. whatever. right now, the score is -- >> it is a commercial. >> we will get back to grant, game one, game two will be here in the bay area, sunday. >> the giants keep saying this, they are having a nice season, people talk about the warriors, waiting to see what happens with the sharks, 11 strikeouts in atlanta, it came down to one inning, the fifth inning, the giants offense did all their damage to their. bumgardner -- there. bumgarner,

hitting up two run homer of his own. this is all in the same top of the fifth inning. the giants hit homers. the giants go on and win 6-0 and tomorrow they will begin a three-game series in st. louis. first in the national league was. >> the pitcher of the month, rich hill. good for rich, just a little bit over two. striking out 37 batters, he has an 8-3 record. all of a sudden he has found the old group, national league pitcher of the month, of the lost angeles dodgers. >> the short teaser coming home 2--- the sharks are coming home, 2-0. they had a late rally, it

looks like they were going to win in regulation they could get it down. the last -- they lost in overtime, the coach said, do not count us out. >> i liked across the board a lot better. calling it a potluck, maybe we would win that game and we didn't. washington 2-0 and then they pushed us to seven. >> once again, if you want to see san jose come alive that will be saturday night for the first stanley cup series. let's go to grant lewis, he is -- grant grant lodes -- let's go over to grant lodes. >> 36-28. that is the last check.

and then in the second quarter, right now, village above villanova, -- villanova, they are rolling. scoring. >> is that too much? >> no. i'm just telling you again they see you rattling off like that. that was very good. >> that is what people like. >> some of them do. >> serena williams is still rolling for the french open. her 22nd major championship is at steak. taking on -- stake. taking on kiki burton. let's go back to grant and he is doing sound

affects. what do have? >> i didn't mean to interrupt, it was a big shot, drilling a corner three, a double-digit lead, biggest in the game, the warriors are up 39-28. do you think you're doing this and putting on a big show?>> i feel like you are not into this as much as i am. >> i am into it. i had to leave my house, i like to watch the game, but i'm here to about your career. right now again is golden state warriors, starting to run away? >> lebron just hit a free throw.>> that is about it. we will go back to pam and steve right now and let you guys entertain folks as the warriors, they are off to a good start against cleveland. >> grant is your man. >> coming up next. robbers get a lot more than

what they bargained for. what a seven-year-old did when they tried to hold up a videogame store. the back story, sunday night at 730 on kron 4. ÷h,z/

we have some video you want to see. >> how about the seven-year- old white -- the seven-year-old boy? he chooses to fight against a robber. watch that point in the middle of the screen.

he punched one of the guys and the robbers got what they came for emptying the register, no one was hurt, and the police are looking for those two suspects.>> seven years old? >> publicly, not recommended. >> as we get close to the week and it will be sizzling. >> i know that folks in the inner locations, they are probably ready for some relief, friday, saturday, sunday we get closer to average, it will be a beautiful day around the weekend, 80 on saturday, 70 on sunday. >> lovely weather ahead. >> be aware of the air.>> that will last until tomorrow. i have not seen a lot of rain and long time, so if you have

respiratory problems be careful when you are exercising outside take it easy today and tomorrow. >> be careful about children and pets in the car. >> do not do that tomorrow with the triple digits. that is us for tonight for 6 pm. >> we will continue to give you the highlights. kron 4 news coming up at 8 pm. is coming up. giving you a new perspective on the news only on kron 4.

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