the walk through for the detective sargeant lauren butch baker and detective butler from 3:00 until 8:00 p.m. on ocean street. on thursday, a memorial will be held for these two officers. it will be held at noon. we'll broadcast it here begin agent 11:00 a.m. on abc 7 news and abc 7 news.com. >> communications lifeline is on the way to thousands of californians who cannot afford something most of us take for granted. a cell fochblt abc 7 news joins us live with more on the new program that will be sending out thousands of free phones. >> land line customers have been paying a fee every month for decades to subsidize phone service for the poor. it's now expanding to cell service. gary is homeless. she needs to call someone, the shelter has a land line with limited features she and others can share during business hours to keep in touch with friends, family, doctors and job prospects. >> they have a free phone there but you can only call certain places. long displans, you -- distance, you can't call. >> assurance wireless is making available free cell phones. 4.6 million households are

detective sargeant lauren butch baker and elizabeth butter found him at home but he won't come out, suddenlyout of another door, and shot and killed them. the sheriff's department said they no chance to protect them self autos neither was wearing body armor at the time of the incident. however, body armor would not have helped. >> after murdering detectives goulet took their guns and car and drove away but for some reason, returned. a fire truck was blocking the road. it took four bullets and likely saved lives of innocenh%z bystanrs

police officers shot and killed in the line of duty last week this, is a photo of detective sargeant lauren butch baker with his family. is he on the far right in this photo. detective butler was also killed on tuesday this, is her with her family. they were interviewed sexual assault suspect jeremy goulet. he opened fire and was later killed in a shootout. a motorcade is scheduled to start thursday at 8:45 a.m. on ocean street and will travel over highway 17 to san jose. the memorial was moved to hp pavilion to accommodate what is expected to be a large crowd and expected to start at noon. there will be a live feed of the service at the kaiser permanente arena. we'll broadcast the service live right here on abc 7 news as well as abc 7 news.com. >> a man convicked of impersonating a parking lot attendant is back in jail for the same thing that put him there two months this year. the 50-year-old was arrested last sunday for selling parking spaces he didn't control. this arrest four days after he finished a 60 day sentence for the same crime. abc 7 news brought you this story while he was still doing tim