. >> we have confirmed this morning that the suspect this man, 45-year-old francisco sap chose has signed a confession. sanchez admitted fire the fatal shot that killed 32-year-old. sanchez is on probation from texas and committed offenses in numerous states with the gun found near the pier the sanchez led investigators to it. technicians are carrying out the tests to see if it was used in the shooting. the victim was walking arm in arm with her father when shot. her father came to san francisco to take her back to pleasanton for a family party. we have the latest developments twitter@abc7newsbayarea. you can find the latest information. >> if you are traveling, will the weather corporate? our meteorologist joins us from the rooftop. >> we started with clouds and in the past 45 minutes sun has broken out leading to a nice travel day around the state of california. look at this: south, a lot of sunshine but 108 in palm springs and 78 in los angeles and lake tahoe has a chance of thunderstorm and a high of 81 degrees. we will look at what to expect in the bay area and the fireworks forecast

the san francisco sap wary protected francisco sanchez from deportation. lt. governor said this poll needs to change. our reporter is in washington dc for the temperature of the family with reports later today open abc7 at 5 o'clock and 6:00 p.m. >> restaurant owners in oakland say though are getting hit hard by the city's new fees on compost. the city council so far has decided to do nothing about it curing to the "san francisco chronicle" with the higher fees into affect weapon the new $1 billion garage contract kicked in. restaurant owners say the positively compost bills have ballooned by hundreds of dollars and the city council members say they were misled by the administrator of the hidden costs. >> a group of california farmers face a historic fine of $1.5 million open accusations they illegally took water during the drought claiming the irrigation district diverted water great a pumping plant but the district has water rights dating back 100 areas and it is not clear if the state can end the rights. now a check on weather forecast. cooler when i steppe

and the shared apartments have a similar policy in as a result the murder suspect francisco sanchez was free from the sap francisco county jail in april and not turned over to federal immigration officials or ice as requested back now accusing will allow for the love of dropping the ball with the officials say they one sanchez is a gonna judge's order or a warrant. >>reporter: i spoke to the family of the victim outside of the home and presence and the seven are aware of the recent revelations about the suspect not been turned over the federal immigration authorities a few months before the murders but said no one to talk about a hit only a few pages they about the alleged gunmen identified below to forgive this is evil personified the family says their time to focus on the happy memories and there are relying on the faith with the widening some positive things a one to come out of this. >>terisa estacio: this happen the rest of novato high school track and field coach a picture of steve he was arrested late thursday evening the officials who held a news conference on friday act of the victims mom said t

the sheriff department took francisco sanchez into custody when he complete add federal prison sentence because of an outstanding arrest war ran the sap chose was released although federal authorities wanted to deport him. >> i.c.e. failed to obtain and provide for judicial order for such deportation proceedings. >> abc7 has on add letter from sheriff mirkarimi's department requesting the fell officials hand sanchez over and admitted it was unlikely sanchez would face charges in the 20-year-old drug case. as we first reported the gun used in the shooting was stolen from a federal officer's car a week earlier. the pure rove land management ranger said he reported it as soon as he noticed it missing and the san francisco police department did not investigate until after the shooting. a bull din was issued citywide but that is as far as it went because they did not have suspect or leads. >> the santa cruz county sheriff is releasing more information about the shooting death of a man by a sheriff's deputy. this happened at 10:00 last night at a him in boulder creek of the deputies responded to a call of a family dispute and confronted by

francisco. concord, 83, san skwroes a79, oakland, 71. south bay, sunshine after low clouds and santa clara hits 76. morgan hill -- sapose, 79, oakland, 71. south bay, sunshine after low clouds and santa clara hits 76 and morgan hill, 78. low clouds, nice. nevato, 78 degrees, 77 in sonoma. tomorrow, 90 degrees, warm at lakeport and 91. in the extended forecast looking for numbers to hit the low 80s on monday inland. cooling to the upper 70s on tuesday and wednesday and thursday. then, we will bump them up a little bit just in time for the weekend. we will have the usual low clouds at the shoreline all week. no big changes there. would you like to join the weather watchers? >> we hope so. we can use reporters all you have to do is sign on to k pix.com/weather to sign up and join the gang. that is weather in terms of what is happening now? >> a man got stuck in his chimney when his friends locked him out of his house. they had to use drills and a sledge hamtory make a hole. took half an hour of careful brick-breaking to flee the man. he was caked in thick soot. he is okay. and he will never do that again, i would imagin

francisco in march on a 20-year old marijuana charge. the letter asked the federal risen in southern california where sap chose served time to notify the sheriff when he was ready for pickup but the sheriff mirkarimi said his department was only responding to a request. >> all the contact was initialized by the feds. when that happens it is our obligation to arrange transportation. >> sanchez was held in san francisco for three weeks and released. he was arrested on july 1 in the shooting death of kate steinle. >> her family and friends will gather for a private memorial at the winery today two fundraising campaigns have been set up to help with expenses and to promote the 32-year-old's legacy raising $50,000 roughly so far. if you would like to help out head to our website, abc7news.com. >>> stay with abc7 for continuing coverage of the pier shooting on air and online. our report continuing at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. there is a big detour tonight san francisco's doyle drive closes at 10:00 p.m. for road work. the approach will not re-open until 5 o'clock a.m. on monday. drivers notice wider and realigned lanes and the road will be more sound

otherwise affect the flow '80s as well for the daytime high, san francisco climate keep within the to the 16th ocean beach 65 and david sticky sapll get above 66 degrees the 7 1/4 half of cool things down and you feel the quantum but the components that 79 degrees and was limping back and to gear its fourth high go average lafayette's saturday and sunday with plenty of sunshine. >>catherine heenan: there is an airport with hundreds of jets but no passengers does not stop and the city of roswell from making a lot money. >>reporter: we have a lot of open a concrete if you look closely every jet has something missing and windows boarded up some might call the state depressing resold to other manufacturers once everything viable is stripped away construction workers recycle the rest of the scrap metal for copies of hired more than 200 workers to do this job that pull in more than a quarter of a million dollars for the economy every plan is a piece of history and will most will never fly again their part will please he says do not call this place an airplane graveyard. >>catherine heenan: more news coming up including the drawn by ha

. >> shooting suspect sap chez called it an accident in this interview with abc 7 news. >> but the san francisco district attorney is charging sanchez with murder in the shooting death of katie steinly last wichltdz he will make the first court appearance tomorrow first court appearance tomorrow. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm katie in forum may. protectively immigration policy 30's a debate now. >> head of the san francisco police officer association weighed in. martin halloran says if this city and some of the elected officials continue with this failed policy then it will happen again. >> san francisco mayor ed lee tried to clarify the city sanctuary law in the statement saying let me be clear exploratorium sanctuary city policy protects residents regardless of immigration status and is not intended to protect repeat serious and violent felons. >> sergio has more on the debate. >> there were prayers for kate steinly at the spot where she was killed last week and priest who led the vigil says he's concerned about the conversation it sparked about immigration law ichltd i hope the focus on

sap snap pa currently. temperatures outside currently livermore, a sticky 88 degrees. humidity not gone yet. santa rosa, you were 90 last hour. you are down to 79. san jose 82. san francisco 65. oakland checking in at 75 degrees. great shot of earth from space. how about this. chefk out this new image of earth. there is a new satellite that was recently laurnged. it's called the deep space climate observatory satellite. this is the fist picture that it sent back of earth. aebs spectacular. a little closer to terra firma here. we are talking showers and thunderstorms continuing in the sierra down towards fresno south of yosemite and north and west of redding, some thunderstorms. nothing for us. we avoided the rain fall today. tonight another warm night. not back to normal yet. won't be as warm as it was this morning. it's going to be pretty mild out there. san jose dropping to 64. livermore 66. san rafael 62 degrees. odd weather the past couple days. big-time flooding in southern california. orange county, l.a. county all the way north. we saw an inch, inch and a half of rain fall. record july rain fall and all of this humidity and thunderstorms today because of what's lef