the family of tony ramos is suing immigration and customs enforcement because the gun used to kill ramos was stolen from the car of an i.c.e. agent. the lawsuit blames policymakers who never enforce lockbox rules for officers out in the field. >> by putting into effect things like lockboxes in cars secured to the vehicle we seek to hold those folks accountable for their failure to enforce what their own reports have identified as a way to prevent what happened. >> ramos was killed while painting an anti-violence mural last september. >>> wall street moved modestly higher today as oil prices rebounded. dow gained 48 points, nasdaq up 19, s&p 500 added five points to close above the technically significant 2,100 level. >>> wal-mart could soon use drones to increase efficiency. the largest retail outlet is testing drones for things like managing warehouse inventory. today wal-mart announced the company is six to nine months away from putting those drones to work here in the united states. the company has been granted permission to begin testing drones for home delivery and curbside pickup.

the victim, tony ramos.s a serial robber but the gun had been stolen out of an ice age is car parked downtown san francisco. the lawsuit claims the gun was left unsecured, against ice policy. an attorney for the family said eight audit found nearly 300 guns have been lost by federal agents in just a two-year all. . -- two year period. >> what the best practice is, is that lockbox should have to be mounted physically to the frame of the car, so that not only is locked but that that lockbox cannot be removed from the actual vehicle. either one of those steps here would have prevented the death of tony ramos, and unfortunately neither one of those steps were taken. >>> the attorney filed a federal lawsuit on the behalf of kate steinle last week steinle was out on. 14 last july. the gun used in that killing had been stolen from the car of another federal agent. >>> and autopsy confirms that prince died after self- administered overdose of the powerful opiate known as fentanyl. fentanyl is one of the strongest op

tony ramos shot to death painting anti-violence mural. his family suing i.c.e.laiming they didn't properly secure it in the car. the atmosphere who owned the stolen weapons violated federal guidelines. >> guns that are issued to law enforcement officials have to be locked. this gun was not locked. two, it was kept in a bag. the bag is not a securing of the firearm. >> families suing the government. >>> let's talk about the potentially dangerous heat we have in store tomorrow, another spare the air day as they prepare to deal with another scorcher. our meteorologist here to track conditions. it was so hot in the east bay. expected tomorrow. >> some of the hottest weather, that's where we're still finding warm conditions, walnut creek 95, lafayette at 93. now, there were some other warm conditions, 94, san jose 91 st. francis from upper 50s to 67 day. high pressure in place. that's going to get stronger for tomorrow. that could push temperatures as warm as 102 degrees. of course we're going to have the full breakdown on that plus detailston cooler weather that's c

. >> vicki:as we first told you last week on kron4 news: the family of the victim, 27- year-old tony ramos you see here, filed a claim against ice. a claim is a precursor to a lawsuit. ramos was working on an anti- violence mural in west oakland last september when he was shot to death. the claim says the gun was left unsecured in the agent's car rather than in a lockbox. which is ice policy. ice officials have not responsed to the claim. >> vicki:a florida father is getting a lot of attention online right now, for an ad he posted on craigslist. he's selling the truck he bought his son, after finding out he was using it -- in his words -- "to drive around and smoke dope with his friends." as joy purdy shows us.some are calling him "dad of the year." it's this craigslist ad, that seems to have started a movement of parents standing behind local father allan gieger. "texas, tennessee, just all over the place, telling me i'm not interested in your truck. i just want to tell you you've got texas support and everyone supporting you with your decisions." geiger says the reason this 1998 ford exp

. >> mark: here is the victim who is 27 year-old tony ramos and his killer was supposed to be a serialhe killer said he found the gun in a box those blows have been acquired by immigration official--multiple officials. >> of the law is that the lock box is in the vehicle and that the box itself is secured to the vehicle so that not even the box can be secured. >> mark: the governor is south filing a suit against the killer of young girl was killed on the peter and the san francisco area. >> darya: prince is now declared as dead for having this self administered a a highly concentrated form of an opiate drug which is considered to be 50 times stronger than heroin. that fda has strict control over opioids but there are available on the black market. >> mark: market vanderberg was arrested flores' sexual assault on a younger family member over course of many years. there may be more victims. >> darya: a uc-berkeley professor used a position to pursue a relationship with a female student. the former law school dean and assisted basketball coach at uc-berkeley have also been charged with se

tony award winner. in berkeley, john ramos, kpix 5. >> by the way, we've learned the cast of hamilton will not use musketss props in tonight's performance at the tonys. >> the tony awards air at 8:00 here on kpix 5. we'll be right back. learning most of the v,,,,,, bodies have been recovered the pulse nigh >>> let's get you the latest from orlando. we're learning most of the victims' bodies have been recovered from the pulse nightclub. dozens more hospitalized. one surgeon quoted as saying there will be more victims. many lined up to donate blood. police are not certain but the gunman's father says his son was upset after seeing two men kissing. >> a vigil was planned for tonight in the castro district. it gets underway in just about an hour at harvey milk plaza. >> 60 minutes is next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> pelley: good evening. i'm scott pelley, and we begin >> pelley: good evening. i'm scott pelley, and we begin this edition of "60 minutes" with an update on the deadliest mass shooting in american history. at least 50 people are dead and m

tony romo's. he was shot dead will pasting -- painting a mural. his family has filed a claim against us immigration. they say they filed a claim because the gun used to kill ramosad been stolen from an ice agents car. family attorney says ramos would be a live in or not for the recklessness of that federal agency. >> the goal for the family is that something like this ever happen again. >> reporter: this is the crime scene where the 27-year-old was killed as he was trying to beautify west oakland. the alleged killer was a serial robber. the murder weapon was stolen from the car of a federal agent parked in downtown san francisco. here's a picture of a similar weapon. according to the claim filed the gun was not secured in a lockbox. that is the department's policy. >> this weapon was left in the back with 3 clips of ammunition. a badge and a baton. it was simply a goodie bag of weapons. >> reporter: the law firm representing the family is suing the federal government on behalf of the steinle family. kate was shot and killed on. 14 a few months earlier. the gun was stolen out of a car belonging to the agent of bureau of land management. >> this is an epidemic. >