. >> lilian kim is there with the stunning details. >> kristen and dan, this is the home that officers entered posing as potential clients. it didn't take long to figure out what was really going on. 54-year-old dominic salazar pled not guilty to human trafficking charges. police say he was running a brothel out of his home. two undercover officers went to his house out of a tip. >> the living room was converted into a club-like environment with massage tables and stripper pole, bar, things like that. and they were able to confirm they were offering sexual acts for money. >> salazar recruited a number of women through the guys of a modeling business. he was owner and president of mad girls fitness. neighbors say salazar drove a van that appeared to be connected to the company. >> it was a gray van and apparently it was watch girls wrestle in mud and dance. it was crazy. >> yet, neighbors say when they found the van strange they never noticed an unusual number of men and women coming in and out of the home. >> it is a family neighborhood. we can have a quieter life. it is not that. >> h

. >> lilian kim is there with the stunning details. >> kristen and dan, this is the home that officers entered posing as potential clients. it didn't take long to figure out what was really going on. 54-year-old dominic salazar pled not guilty to human trafficking charges. police say he was running a brothel out of his home. two undercover officers went to his house out of a tip. >> the living room was converted into a club-like environment with massage tables and stripper pole, bar, things like that. and they were able to confirm they were ofering sexual acts for money. >> salazar recruited a number of women through the guys of a modeling business. he was owner and president of mad girls fitness. neighbors say salazar drove a van that appeared to be connected to the company. >> it was a gray van and apparently it was watch girls wrestle in mud and dance. it was crazy. >> yet, neighbors say when they found the van strange they never noticed an unusual number of men and women coming in and out of the home. >> it is a family neighborhood. we can have a quieter life. it is not that. >> hi

in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 knew. >> in marin county firefighters expect to contain a small fire by tomorrow morning. the half acre fire started after 4:00 this afternoon in cascade canyon. the firefighters made several airdrops in that steep terrain. there is the helicopter doing that work. there were no injuries and no structures were threatened. the crews with i will stay overnight to watch -- the crews will stay overnight to watch for hotspots. >> still ahead at 11:00, danger in the sky. the f-16's that were scrambled to keep the california bound plane safe. >> and a key vote is getting underway right now across the pond. >> when did you realize you were really good at this? >> when only one person could beat me. >> meet the bay area arm wrestler who is trying to become the best in the world. >> it was a cooler afternoon, but don't get used to it. the temperatures will surge soon. i'll tell you when in the accu-weather forecast. >> first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. we are proud of what we did today. >

. >> lilian kim is live at san jose police headquarterses with the story tonight. lilian? >> reporter: dan and ama, san jose police say everyone they arrested so far is a teenager from the south bay. we are blurring his face because he is a minor, but san jose police say the man tackling the other man in the red shirt is one of three juveniles arrested for tacklingmp supporters. it involved not only this attack, but an attack of another trump supporter. two were arked for assault with a dead looy weapon, a felony, and other for misdemeanor battery. it follows the arrest of four other people who police identified on tuesday. today's release of a photo of a suspect investigators need help identifying. >> i think they are taking it seriously as a result of national scorn and pressure. >> dillon was at the trump rally and had her photo taken with trump as well. she is still outraged that officers did nothing. as for the investigation, she would like to see more. >> they are not to me yet going after the ringleaders of this. i have not heard of aggressive subpoenas to organizer

. >> abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at oakland city hall with the decision made in the last two hours. lilian? >> ama it was a lively meeting and a lot of emotion and tension. in the end the vote wasn't even close. >> the vocal contingent of supporters went to the oakland city council meeting chanting let us work. they believe a developer's plan to transport and ham coal would bring much needed jobs. >> it is not about coal. it is about really trying to help people give them some hope. >> but those pushing for a ban on coal blasted back saying the west oakland community was being misled. >> making us drink kool-aid laced with cyanide, brother. it might sound good. it might look good, but it is a trick. >> they say it would have serious consequences. members of community brought their children to make their point. >> we don't like getting asthma and sick because that just does president feel good. >> the terminal operator assured that the latest technology would keep the coal dust to a minimum. the city council wasn't convinced and they voted to ban the coal at the facility and t

live in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you. if there are any new developments we will bring them to you immediately and through our news app. download it now and enable the push alerts so you will always know what is happening when news breaks where you live. >> tonight colleagues say the professor who was shot and killed on ucla's campus was bril yept -- brilliant and kind. he was an associate professor of the mechanical and aerospace engineering. there are report the gunman was a student. the school was on a lock down as they responded to shots fired on campus. the police determined it was a murder-suicide. a note was found next to the bodies. students and staff were understandably shaken. >> we were scared somebody would breakthrough the door and shoot us. >> i was shocked and i thought oh my god. >> the group i was with kept calm. we barricaded the doors. >> new at 11:00, just moments ago the san francisco police commissioners voted to equip all officerses with body cameras. the agreement require officers to make an initial

in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 knew. >> in marin county firefighters expect to contain a small fire byw morning. the half acre fire started after 4:00 this afternoon in cascade canyon. the firefighters made several airdrops in that steep terrain. there is the helicopter doing that work. there were no injuries and no structures were threatened. the crews with i will stay overnight to watch -- the crews will stay overnight to watch for hotspots. >> still ahead at 11:00, danger in the sky. the f-16's that were scrambled to keep the california bound plane safe. >> and a key vote is getting underway right now across the pond. >> when did you realize you were really good at this? >> when only one person could beat me. >> meet the bay area arm wrestler who is trying to become the best in the world. >> it was a cooler afternoon, but don't get used to it. the temperatures will surge soon. i'll tell you when in the accu-weather forecast. >> first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. we are proud of what we did today. >> we had

abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at the scene for us of the lilian? >> reporter: dan, the fire department says the walls and the roof could collapse which is why there is a fence to keep people at a safe distance. the fire started at this end of the shopping center. people have been coming by all day to see the destruction firsthand. the shopping center was the go to spot in the neighborhood for everything from ice cream to pet food. overnight the flames destroyed a dozen businesses. >> it is like our childhood is gone. it is this little shopping mall. to see it all burned up like this is devastating. >> even more devastating for the business owners who lost everything. >> i ran 15 hours a day to upgrade the business and to improve the business. >> the battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we

abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at the scene for us of the lilian? >> reporter: dan, the fire department says the walls and the roof could collapse which is why there is a fence to keep people at a safe distance. the fire started at this end of the shopping center. people have been coming by all day to see the destruction firsthand. the shopping center was the go to spot in the neighborhood for everything from ice cream to pet food. overnight the flames destroyed a dozen businesses. >> it is like our childhood is gone. it is this little shopping mall. to see it all burned up like this is devastating. >> even more devastating for the business owners who lost everything. >> i ran 15 hours a day to upgrade the business and to improve the business. >> the battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we

. >> abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at oakland city hall with the decision made in the last twoours. lilian? >> ama it was a lively meeting and a lot of emotion and tension. in the end the vote wasn't even close. >> the vocal contingent of supporters went to the oakland city council meeting chanting let us work. they believe a developer's plan to transport and ham coal would bring much needed jobs. >> it is not about coal. it is about really trying to help people give them some hope. >> but those pushing for a ban on coal blasted back saying the west oakland community was being misled. >> making us drink kool-aid laced with cyanide, brother. it might sound good. it might look good, but it is a trick. >> they say it would have serious consequences. members of community brought their children to make their point. >> we don't like getting asthma and sick because that just does president feel good. >> the terminal operator assured that the latest technology would keep the coal dust to a minimum. the city council wasn't convinced and they voted to ban the coal at the facility and the

. >> lilian kim is live at san jose police headquarterses with the story tonight. lilian? >> reporter: dan and ama, san jose police say everyone they arrested so far is a teenager from the south bay. we are blurring his face because he is a minor, but san jose police say the man tackling the other man in the red shirt is one of three juveniles arrested for tackling trump supporters. it involved not only this attack, but an attack of another trump supporter. two were arked for assault with a dead looy weapon, a felony, and other for misdemeanor battery. it follows the arrest of four other people who police identified on tuesday. today's release of a photo of a suspect investigators need help identifying. >> i think they are taking it seriously as a result of national scorn and pressure. >> dillon was at the trump rally and had her photo taken with trump as well. she is still outraged that officers did nothing. as for the investigation, she would like to see more. >> they are not to me yet going after the ringleaders of this. i have not heard of aggressive subpoenas to organ

live in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you. if there are any new developments we will bring them to you immediately and through our news app. download it now and enable the push alerts so you will always know what is happening when news breaks where you live. >> tonight colleagues say the professor who was shot and killed on ucla's campus was bril yept -- brilliant and kind. he was an associate professor of the mechanical and aerospace engineering. there are report the gunman was a student. the school was on a lock down as they responded to shots fired on campus. the police determined it was a murder-suicide. a note was found next to the bodies. students and staff were understandably shaken. >> we were scared somebody would breakthrough the door and shoot us. >> i was shocked and i thought oh my god. >> the group i was with kept calm. we barricaded the doors. >> new at 11:00, just moments ago the san francisco police commissioners voted to equip all officerses with body cameras. the agreement require officers to make an initial

lilian kim has that part of the story. >> oakland police were prepared for a celebration. after the loss, they had a chance for highly advise believe a. they were fully staffed and they were evident throughout the city. more officers than usual were out on patrol. you will see officers interacting as we celebrate a victory. they changed the dynamic completely. they quickly dispersed. someone set off a roman candle at the oracle arena parking lot. so far oakland has been empty. they came here hoping for a street celebration. >> i came with my buddies here. we tried and next year. next year. >> it is okay, but we'll make it happen next time. >> the subdued and somber atmosphere with rch -- with everyone focused on the season ahead. >> lilian kim, abc7 news. >> it was such a dramatic ending. the president of the united states stopped what he was doing to watch the finish. air force 1 touched down when the president returned from his family vacation in yosemite national park. the plane landed with two minutes to go in the game which takes much longer than two minutes to finish

lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thanks, lilian. >>> now to kern county where a wildfire is growing. two people have died in the erskin wildfire. the fire has now burned an area nearly twice the size of redwood city. the fire is only 40% contained, but that's up from 10% earlier today. 250 homes burned to the ground including one woman's first hop. >> this is the first time it happened to me. it is like, wow. in is the house that is hard. >> animals had to be evacuated quickly ahead of the flames. this dash camera video shows a pick up driver guiding a couple of horses out of harm's way. that's the day the erskin fire started. there were several reports of abandoned and loose animals. the county set up an animal shelter for owners to come and pick them up. >>> a couple on their way to san francisco pride celebrations this weekend is not happy with uber. the men say a driver canceled their ride after a simple kiss. abc7 news reporter has their story tonight. >> this couple says they were told to get out of an uber car for doing this. they say they haled an uber car to head into the ca

abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live in daly city with that story. lilian? >> reporter: eric, firefighters say when it comes to fighting fires every minute counts which is why the proposed cut could have big consequences. >> people would live there love it. he has lived here for 50 years. >> there are a couple of people that would have died on the spot. >> it is slated to be taken out of service. the move means daly city wouldn't have to pay three firefighters a saving of a million dollars a year. they would cover the same geographic area potentially delaying response times up to five minutes. >> we know as firefighters if modern fire behavior fires can double in size every minute. it is imperative we get on scene quickly. >> the city council will make a final decision on june 27th. in the meantime supporters are hoping for the best. they say their lives depend on it. >> a couple times in the heat which we don't get very often i pass out. last time it wasn't for the fire house i probably would have been dead. >> lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> a bay area park eva

new at 11:00, lilian kim is live in san jose with that story. lilian? >> reporter: larry, tenants only have months left. it is a sad situation for people who are not sure where they will go next. sean and his family moved into the reserve last year. he liked the location and the fact it was rent control. >> this is one of the cheaper places out here. we jumped at the offer. >> reporter: now everyone in the 200 plus unit you a apartment complex has to be out by march. in its place will be housing, shops and restaurants. it will triple the apartment units at the expense of the people who live here now. >> i am looking at tand it wille that decision. >> reporter: san jose has no laws requiring compensation packages for evicted tenants. the landlord developer is offering assistance to those who make less than 80% of the region's median income. megan sanders isn't sure if she qualifies. she pays $2 fee -- $2500 now. she is thinking of renting a room. >> with my husband, yeah. that will be an environment and lifestyle change because we are used to living in a

lilian kim is live at the scene. >> reporter: here's the burned out opd suv in meddle of the enter expect a few feet away is the opd patrol car it collided with. one officer was taken to the hospital. witnesses say the officer was conscious. video from a security camera shows what happed.

lilian kim has the details. >> stanford it has deep roots. marilyn travis is among the graduating students who will be participating. >> at a time like this when we are about to graduate it's important to keep in mind the way the campus needs to continue to improve and the way college campuses across the nation should continue to improve by taking rape culture seriously. >> stanford than thrust into the national spotlight the past week. the judge sparked outrage as he sentenced former stanford student brock turner to only six months in jail for allegedly sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> i think that's what stanford has taught these kids, is to speak up and have courage. i love that about this university. >> also on sunday a plane will fly over stanford that said the judge must the go. the same signs will appear outside the stadium and on campus. >> throughout my four years at stanford, this has been the most important journey for me, realizing the extent ever this issue on our campus and also my own understanding of how it impacts

new at 11:00, lilian kim is live in san jose with that story. lilian? >> reporter: larry, tenants only have months left. it is a sad situation for people who are not sure where they will go next. sean and his family moved into the reserve last year. he liked the location and the fact it was rent control. >> this is one of the cheaper places out here. we jumped at the offer. >> reporter: now everyone in the 200 plus unit you a apartment complex has to be out by march. in its place will be housing, shops and restaurants. it will triple the apartment units at the expense of the people who live here now. >> i am looking at the price and it will be hard to make that decision. >> reporter: san jose has no laws requiring compensation packages for evicted tenants. the landlord developer is offering assistance to those who make less than 80% of the region's median income. megan sanders isn't sure if she qualifies. she pays $2 fee -- $2500 now. she is thinking of renting a room. >> with my husband, yeah. that will be an environment and lifestyle change because we

lilian kim has the details. >> stanford protects rapists. rape culture has deep roots. those are just a couple signs protesters will be carrying during the commencement procession known as the wacky walk. marilyn travis is among the graduating students who will be participating. >> at a time like this when we are about to graduate, it's important to keep in mind the way the campus needs to continue to improve and the way college campuses across the nation should also continue to improve by taking rape culture seriously. >> stanford than thrust into the national spotlight the past week. the judge sparked outrage as he sentenced former stanford student brock turner to only six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> people coming from all over the country aren't surprised. >> i think that's what stanford has taught these kids, is to speak up and have courage. i love that about this university. >> also on sunday a plane will fly over stanford with a banner that says the judge must go. the same signs will appear outside the stadium and on campus. he

lilian kim is there live tonight with more. >> reporter: for the past couple of of hours this scene has remained untouched. this oak leaped police suv was destroyed by flames after it collided with an oakland police patrol car. luke any no one was culled by one officer was taken to the hospital and he was conscious when an ambulance took him away. this video shows a police officer going west pursuing a possible armed suspect when an oakland police suv going south broad-sided the patrol car. witnesses say the suv went up in flames and there were a couple small explosions. neighbors tried to help, bringing out hoses and fire extinguishes but officers toll them to stay away for safety reasons and let the fire department handle it. >> we heard a big crash, so we went outside and there were two police car hitting each other, and then we saw there was a little fire in the engine. look, there's fire in engine. before we know the fire became bigger and bigger and smoke and one of the tires crashed. so after some time the firemen came and they make this like this. >> reporter: as for the suspect

lilian kim is live at the scene. >> reporter: here's the burned out opd suv in meddle of the enter expect a few feet away is the opd patrol car it collided with. one officer was taken to the hospital. witnesses say the officer was conscious. video from a security camera shows what happened. an oakland police officer was pursuing a vehicle in a patrol car when an oakland police suv going south broad are sided the patrol car. witnesses say the suv went up in flames. neighbors were worried the suv was going to explode. they tried to help by bringing out their hoses and fire extinguishers but the officers told them to stay away. the fire department shot up. so fortunately no explosions. the fire is out and a suspect they were pursuing ended up being arrested not too far from here. we hope to have more information at 6:00. >>> dramatic video shows the end 0 another car choice. you can see an oakland police suv on fire last night on 580. our media partner, the east bay times, reports the suv burst into flames after hitting a pole. the officer swerved to avoid hit another vehicle that suddenly s

. >> now abc7 news reporter lilian kim continues our team coverage. >> she attended one of bill clinton's bay area rallies in support of his wife. >> bill clinton was busy today. 5* total of five campaign appearances in the bay area aimed at energizing supporters to get out and vote. >> the former president bill clinton made his fifth and final stop of the day in san francisco's bay view district where he emphasized the city's rich diversity and the global awareness. >> san francisco is uniquely positioned to understand that every american should care about the implications of our election and our choices for the rest of the world. >> at the same time hillary clinton spoke before a crowd in southern california where she urged supporters to head to the polls. the democratic nomination may be a virtual lock, but the campaign is trying to avoid an embarrassing loss in california. polls show a dead heat. >> we have six elections tomorrow and we're gonna fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california! >> supporters say they are fired up and not just for hillary, but for

. >> now abc7 news reporter lilian kim continues our team coverage. >> she attended one of bill clinton's bay area rallies in support of his wife. >> bill clinton was busy today. 5* total of five campaign appearances in the bay area aimed at energizing supporters to get out and vote. >> the former president bill clinton made his fifth and final stop of the day in san francisco's bay view district where he emphasized the city's rich diversity and the global awareness. >> san francisco is uniquely positioned to understand that every american should care about the implications of our election and our choices for the rest of the world. >> at the same time hillary clinton spoke before a crowd in southern california where she urged supporters to head to the polls. the democratic nomination may be a virtual lock, but the campaign is trying to avoid an embarrassing loss in california. polls show a dead heat. >> we have six elections tomorrow and we're gonna fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california! >> supporters say they are fired up and not just for hillary, but for

abc7 news reporter lilian kim will have more in a live report coming up at 11:00. >>> now, you are looking at workers replacing a window that was pierced by a bullet at san jose city hall. it happened at the 6th street entrance. police looked at surveillance video. detectives believe it was shot between 1:30 and 2:00 this morning. though no one noticed the damage until later. >> if this happened in the wee hours of the night there are any number of possible explanations we would like to find out. yes, a bullet shot in city hall is something we all should be concerned about, but we are not making the assumptions of what caused it. >> private security guards patrol city hall around the clock. they also installed video cameras after an increase in tagging graffiti two months ago. >>> an alert for stanford students after a man terrified two students in their dorm rooms. you are looking at a sketch of the prowler. he struck twice early friday morning. each victim said he was lifting the covers on their beds when they woke up suddenly. coming up at 11:00, leslie brinkley talks with students abou

at stanford, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> we have developing news tonight in san francisco where police chased down and arrested a woman on bart tracks. abc 7 news was at the palos read station where it happened. police say the 26-year-old suspect had a felony theft warrant. she ran into the station through the emergency stairwell and onto the tracks. police say she grabbed an officer's gun, bit him before she was arrested. >>> a driver escaped with minor injuries after his car plunged into a creek in oakland. you are look at video tweeted by ookt oakland firefighters. the highway patrol says he drove onto the creek from a parking lot next to interstate 880 near the coliseum complex. he went to a hospital to be checked out. >>> a driver cashed into a pool in sonoma today. it happened just after 2:30 in a backyard pool at riverside drive and petaluma avenue. a witness saw the crash and the vehicle sinking then dove in to help the driver get out. the driver had minoriers and was taken to the hospital. it took a crew 45 minutes to pull the car free. >>> abc7 news was in san francisco's nor

at stanford, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> developing news in contra costa county. chp investigating a crash on eastbound highway 4 in antioch that's left one man dead. it happened just after 1:00 this mourning near the lone tree way exit. the drivers of this car was speeding, they say, when he lost control and rolled over and slammed into a poll. are you see the car ended up wrapped around that pole. no other cars were involved. >>> new this morning, investigators are looking into what caused a three alarm fire this morning in oakland. the fire started around 4:30 this morning on 13th street. crews were able to knock it down in about an hour. no one was hurt. >>> police in san francisco have arrested a woman after officers chased down on the bart tracks. abc7 news was at the powell street station around 8:30 last night. investigators say that the 26-year-old woman had a felony theft warrant. she ran into the station through an emergency stairwell and on to the tracks. authorities say she grabbed an officer's gun, broke his radio and bit him on the arm before he cou

. >> lilian kim has an update on the officers' conditions. >> reporter: one officer is in stable condition. the ear is in critical. there's been a constant police presence since their arrival here at san jose regional medical center. a couple dozen officers are here to offer support. police first arrived with lights and sirens on. they were later joined by officers from other departments including san jose, san leandro, sunnyvale and hayward. officers brought in a friend of one of the officers. she was driven in by police and escorted inside. the officer in critical condition was shot once. the other was shot twice. we spoke to the mayor of fremont as he was leaving the hospital. he's asking everyone to keep these two officers in their thoughts and prayers. >> this is what everywhere mayor dreads when there's an officer involved shooting first. when officers are also victims of the crime. i will tell you we are all praying right now and hope that both officers will be okay. >> reporter: the names of the two officers have not been released. fremont police say the officer in critical conditi