tragedy that has affected all deeply to the core. >> chp officers came and went in a constant stream to the emergency room at john muir medical center. >> one hour after his death, a chp helicoptercled the hospital flashing lights in what appeared to be a salute to the fallen officer. >> the family wanted to once again express their deepest gratitude to the law enforcement family, first responders, medical staff, members of the public. you've been amazing. it's important that you guys know, he absolutely loved his job and the service that they did. all us and in the community, truly. >> reporter: a fund to help out the officer's wife and four children has been set up and docks will be accepted we are told at all wells fargo branches. also on thursday the family and officials are supposed to begin talking about plans for a memorial. for a sad night here in walnut creek. "abc 7 news." in the meantime, the death which is gut-wrenching a candlelight vigil when the news spread. few hundred people who had gathered at an elementary school struggled to gather their thoughts and their prayers. the officer lived there with his wife and four children. >> we now know a lot more about the man that shot the officer. 36-year-old christopher lacy a former sausalito resident. authorities served a search warrant. >> they were all over the place. >> jerry ward took the photos of serving their search warrant at liags si's home. she description her neighbor. >> he never wanted to be around a lot of people. other than that, he didn't really want associate. >> dan: the 36-year-old bought this property a year and a half ago from what we understand. and i-team reporter dan noyes has been looking into his background and joins us with the important part of the story. >> reporter: we have seen this before. it's the day after we find a more complete picture of the gunman, this time he let clues on the internet, including a detailed resume. ♪ >> chris lacy was a computer programmer. he looked for work and dates. he contacted several companies, including ebay but we reached one owner he hired lacy last year for four months full time. >> i remember feeling like, i'm not sure whether i trust him exactly or not. >> dave told us by skype that he had concerns about lacy but couldn't quite figure out why. >> sometimes you can tell when people, they seem to be nice and conversational and everything but you can tell underneath that they are angry. >> the father told alan wang that he and his wife saw mental health problems from an early age. >> we would talked to him very engage and other times he would be kind of depressed and not wanting to talk, kind of crawl inside himself. >> craig says his son suffered a psychotic break his senior year at san francisco state. >> he was very paranoid he was in the hospital and they diagnosed him as being bipolar and put him on lithium. >> he graduated with 3.79 gpa and moved to sausalito and the i-team has learned he got a hunting license that same year. >> i never saw him use a handgun before. he shot with a shotgun and a bow. >> the resume says he moved sausalito to near chico and started a small farm homestead to sell online and customers in the bay area. i contribute significant to the ron paul campaign and liberty movement. even with his message health history and access to guns, people can't comprehend how he wound up in the shooting with the officer. >> craig lacy said he hadn't talk to his son in a year and a half. we're still working this story and we have people working for ron paul to see if anyone new chris lacy. if you have a tip, e-mail us or call 1-888-40-iteam. >> there is more there. >> tonight we have better handle what led up to the deadly shootout. how was it that the highway patrol officers ended up in the gun battle. that coverage from vic lee. >> 8:20 a.m. it was the tail end of the commute hour. kenyon youngstrum a seven-year veteran of the force responded in several cars to a traffic accident near a road. >> they went to the location and he was not able to locate an accident scene, therefore he cleared the detail. >> they agreed to meet a short distance up the freeway to handle a dead deer who was lying on the southbound lanes of 680. >> his partner told him he was going to conduct a traffic stop on a green jeep wrangler for having an obstructive license plate. >> driver of the jeep was 36-year-old christopher lacy. jimmy lee would say didn't say how it was obstructing the license plate. >> the officer apparently directs the jeep to pull in behind his vehicle. second officer initiates a traffic stop and is behind the jeep. >> the jeep is sandwiched between the two patrol cars. officer youngstrum goes to the driver's side of the jeep. the dashboard camera records what happens next. >> the officer and lacy had a short conversation. then without any warning, lacy pulled out a gun and shot the officer in the head. >> his partner who was approaching from the rear heard the gunshot, saw his partner go down. drew his own service weapon and shot at the jeep striking lacy critically. >> the floral tribute keeps growing while the investigation continues. there is one big unanswered question which investigators are trying find and that is motive. why did christopher lacy shoot officer youngstrum. >> dan: more on that story at 11:00 on abc7 at 11:00. let's move on to the weather. we've had some thunderstorms moving into the bay area to today. let's get to spencer christian who is tracking to them radar. >> here is a look at live doppler 7-hd. if you don't like thunderstorms good news is we have dry air coming in from the west that is actually diminishing the threat. we do have some active weather scattered around the bay area. you can see here on live doppler let's close in on this area of light sprinkles over in the east bay near san ramon and hayward. its small area of wet weather, not really doing much except producing light sprinkles. more impressive looking cell is pushing through the santa cruz mountains. no reports of dig development from this system. it could be producing sprinkles here but looks like the threat is diminishing as we go to the nighttime hours. red flag warning for high fire danger remains until 11:00 tomorrow morning. we could see cloud-to-ground lightning strikes but that is diminishing and i'll have more coming up in just a moment. >> dan: coming up next at 9:00, a bay area supervisor is arrested for getting into a fight. we'll have that story and former supervisor is arrested for drug use and endangering her child. the latest just ahead. plus.... >> it's rare to see this. >> they thought was the flu but a little girl is diagnosed with bubonic plague after she tried to do the right thing on a camping trip. >> we are here to nominate a president. [ applause ] >> and i've got one in mind. [ applause ]ññ ♪ on behalf of the great state of california i thank you for the honor and privilege to be here! >> and welcome back. now, we will turn to the race for president. a warm welcome tonight for california attorney general who spoke at the democratic national convention. former president bill clinton shared his own reason for nominating president obama for reelection. >> by the way, after last night i want a man who had the good sense to marry michelle obama. [ applause ]hat brought the hn in charlotte. mr. clinton took on a more serious tone after that. care venice traverse is in charlotte, north carolina. >> reporter: after a rock star welcome former president bill clinton made his case for president obama. >> i want to nominate a man who is cool on the outside. [ applause ] >> but who burns is for america on the inside. >> reporter: while republicans say that the president has failed to fix the economy clinton said it is not that simple. >> he inherited a deeply damaged economy. he put a floor under the crash. he began the long hard road to recovery and laid the foundation for a modern more well balanced economy that will produce millions of good new jobs. >> reporter: it is the message aimed squarely at the middle of the road voters disappointed in president obama but still haven't committed to mitt romney. president obama and clinton had a rocky his tore arery and famously clashed during the primary race in 2008. ththe obama campaign knows the big impact that clinton could have. >> bill clinton loves to be needed as much as he needs to be loved and he is really needed by barack obama right now. >> reporter: tomorrow night the president will make his pitch to voter in the arena. the speech moved inside because of weather concerns but democrats say they won't let that rain on their parade. travelers experienced scary moments at san jose international airport this evening. authorities evacuated terminal b after smoke in an elevator shaft triggered alarms. some passengers left terminal b and others stayed aboard their arriving flights until firefighters determined there was no hazard. some equipment failed and caused hydraulic fluid to overheat in the basement. the airport resumed normal operations at 7:15. some passengers had to be rescreened as a result. family and friends searched for a young man from lafayette who vanished during a weekend trip along the sacramento river. bret olson disappeared after taking part in the annual chico float on sunday. thousands float on innertubes. his friends last saw him near beer can beach. sheriff's deputies have searched the river and nearby areas, so far no luck. a new twist in the personal saga of east bay politician nadia lockyear. the former alameda supervisor was arrested last week. police found meth paraphernalia in the room she was sharing with her son. she resigned her seat after it came out she had an affair and a drug problem. her husband has filed for divorce. and then there is this. a sonoma county supervisor arrested early monday in san diego. police say that the supervisor got into a fight at a downtown bar with a 30-year-old man from arizona. he faces fellly battery charges for causing serious injury and disturbing the peace. the 31-year-old is out on bail and yesterday attended a council meeting. he issued a statement today saying that he was protecting female friends who were being harassed by what he called rowdies at the bar. let's go back and talk to spencer christian for the full forecast. we talked about the thunderstorms bouncing around. >> unusual weather for the bay area. thunderstorms and lightning strikes scattered around. active weather winding down right now. a live view from the high definition mount tam camera looking down on the bay. a few clouds around. moisture in the atmosphere and little breaks of clear sky as well. a live look at doppler 7 hd. quite a bit of moisture on the radar image. not a lot of rainfall hitting the ground. on the east bay in the area of san ramon northeast of heyward and towards concord an area of moisture with light sprinkles but nothing very heavy. more impressive looking area of rainfall and perhaps even thunder involved here. a strong cell towards los altos which had lightning strikes in the early evening or late afternoon hours but you this is all beginning to wind down as we get the flow of dryer air to the west which is driving the moisture out of here and diminishing our threat of thunderstorms overnight. current temperatures in the 60s around the bay area. 72 degrees in antioch. 57 san francisco. these are the highlights. showers ending overnight replaced by dryer air. skies turning sunny tomorrow and a mild pattern friday through sunday and a calm one i might add. overnight tonight still some moisture lingering. fog at the coast. overnight lows mainly in the mid 50s tonight and here is what is happening in the atmosphere. satellite and radar composite shows a remnant low from what was tropical storm john well, to the south down in the pacific. generating a floor of moisture up in our direction. a warm stream of moisture into southern california. subtropical moisture. another stream throw flowing into the bay area which fueled whatever active weather we had today but start the forecast animation at 11:00. tonight. the moisture will tie tomorrow morning. during the day sunny skies tomorrow and dryer conditions and calmer more seasonal weather. down in the south bay look for partly cloudy to mainly sunny skies tomorrow. highs from upper 70s at sunnyvale and -- downtown san francisco a high of 65 tomorrow. 60 in the sunset district. up in the north bay highs range from upper 70s at se sonoma. 82 clover dale. 71 oakland. 73 hayward. 75 newark. the inland east bay highs in the mid to upper 80s. and near monterey bay highs of 70 watsonville. 674 santa cruz. low 80s inland. the weather seven-day forecast. a nice steady pattern right on through the weekend. high temperatures inland mainly in the mid 80s. mid 70s around the bay. upper 50s on the coast. warm up a few degrees on monday. maybe even topping out around 90 in our inland locations. but very pleasant weather ahead. much more stable than what we saw today. >> like stable. >> yeah. >> thank you spencer very much. don't try this at home. up next, dare the cyclist who took on san francisco all of its hills and saw all of the city views. look at this guy. and these days whereever you see clint eastwood an empty chair is to follow. plus, the $100 billion space station. space station. was it saved by a looks like it's going to start a so little late...ng um, but i uh... 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[ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. frightening moment at the a's game. brandon mccarthy being monitored tonight after getting hit in the head after today's game. he was hit by a line drive. watch this. in the fourth nick. inning. he was show shaken. constantly running his hands through his hair. he was taken to the medical center in oakland as is a precaution. the team says the good news here is that he never lost consciousness but they will keep him overnight for observation. now, with football season here a troubling new report tonight that there have been links between football and head injuries and concussions. you heard of more of that in the last few months and couple of years but tonight a new study finds that the risks are even greater than ever imagined. here is news reporter chris cuomo. >> a sport derived from war fare that is all about violence. espn sports science says crushing blows like this can be the force equivalent of a sledge hammer slow to the head. the average player takes 900 to 1500 head shots a season. we know what happens out here on the football field. the pass thrown and the player makes a catch and a couple of quick moves and ex-plow is suv collision that makes the crowd go wild. what happens to the players one they leave it the field may be even more shocking. today's study finds former football players suffer a higher risk of death from brain related diseases. four times more likely to die of alzheimer's disease or als than the general population. >> a possibility even high school or possibly player have experienced more than one traumatic brain injury might be at risk later in life. >> the rate of death vary dramatically. quarterbacks and running backs three times more likely to die from a disease from damage to the brain than less dynamic players such as linemen. the nfl is donating $30 million to fund research into brain injuries and other are medical issues. for all the research the most pressinging question for famils is one without an answer how can players be protected from the violence that is central from the game they play? bp confirmed today that hurricane isaac has exposed deposits of oil from its massive spill in 2010. tar balls showing up on the louisiana shoreline and dead rodents. giant rodents originally from south america. they have washed up on the beaches in mississippi. estimates show there may be more than 20,000 carcasses. isaac made landfall one week ago. a dead squirrel that' parentally resulted in a 7-year-old girl coming down with bubonic plague. she suffered a seizure and spiked a 107-degree fever after coming down with the disease on a family camping trip. she found the squirrel and wanted to bury it. doctors think it was infected with bubonic plague. >> she went back to try to bury the squirrel again. her pink sweatshirt was near the ground and what we think happened is i had her tie it around her waist as the family was leaving and we found some flee bits around her torso. >> sara jane's family thanked the fed cal team for saving her life. she should be just fine. colorado's first co confirmed e of bubonic plague since 2006. u.s. health officials have now sent warnings to 39 countries that their citizens may have been exposed to a potentially deadly mouse borne virus. roughly a quarter of the 10,000 people thought to be at risk were from overseas. so far, two people including an alameda county man have died from the lung disease. four others got sick as a result. authorities believe that most of the victims stayed in one of the tent style cab bins in the park's popular curry village camping area. to southern california. a bizarre bank robbery in los angeles today. police are looking for two men who took a bunch of money after kidnapping the bank manager the night before and after abducting her strapped a purported bomb to her body. here is nick watt. >> reporter: east los angeles 08:30. the manager of this bank of america walks in to work and tells the staff she has a bomb strapped to her stomach. >> a device was strapped to the woman's body. she was told that it was explosive. and she was ordered to go into the bank, take out all of the money. >> she told police the robbers kidnapped her last night and forced her to play that terrifying part in their audacious heist. the bomb squad removed the device and detonated it but unclear whether the device was genuine or fake. there are echos of the fatal robbery in pennsylvania back in 2003 when a pizza delivery guy walked into the bank with a pipe bomb strapped to his neck and walked out with $8,700. the bomb later exploded killing him, unclear whether he was in on the plot. this morning the bank manager says she feared for her life and just did exactly as she was told. >> she took the money out of the bank and threw it out the door to the bank robbers. >> two bank robbers who never set foot inside the building escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. well, a new answer to neighborhood gridlock. coming up next, do you need to car pool your kids to school? 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(crying) ally, ally oh, same dress yeah, you want to get up off the floor? i do. okay. vo: from the new to the hard-to-find: when it's on your mind it's on ebay™. the napa valley harvest isunderway and they are picking grapes day and night. the weather is making winemakers very he happy this year. >> reporter: in the napa valley the great harvest has begun. those are the first of them. here is the result. next year's wine it will look better than this. right now it is just grape juice but be patient. >> it was a good year to be a grape. >> a better year to be a wine? >> you are not going to, inc. it are you? >> no. >> grower todd wilkinson was optimistic when joined the wine producing elite this morning. they described perfect weather this season. if it holds the cabernet grapes will fetch $90 a bottle and more could coming years. wine brought almost $11 billion to napa valley last year. when charging that kind of money for a premium bottle there is no faking the good stuff. >> there is a people behind it and sunshine that goes into it. it is not something that comes off a factory line. it is authentic. >> reporter: they expect to begin pulling cabernet grapes from the vines in about 30 days. >> keep your fingers crossed that the weather will hold. one last check on the weather. spencer christian a wine and weather enthusiast. >> they go together, you know. the wine is dependent on the weather as are we he all. a time lapse view from the east bay hills camera. what a sunset we are about to see as the clouds and moisture move through the sky, adding so much color to the western sky. absolutely brilliant. take a look at the live doppler 7 hd. we had wild and whacky weather with lightning strikes and thunderstorms. winding down now but still a little trickle of active weather. in the east bay, area of moisture union city, fremont. light precipitation and mainly sprinkles. wider area down to the south bay to the santa cruz mountains across cupertino and sunnyvale across san jose. liadryer air is replacing the moisture. a chance for thunderstorms winding down overnight. however, there is still the chance of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes. red flag warning remains in effect for the north bay mountains and valleys of delta east bay hills and valleys and diablo range. could be limited rainfall and locally gusty winds but the threat is diminishing. tomorrow by afternoon the moisture out of here. mainly sunny skies and warm conditions in the inland east bay where we will see highs in the upper 80s tomorrow. seven-day forecast. from friday through sunday mainly calm conditions with high temperatures inland in the mid 80s. 70s around the way. upper 50s on the coast and back to 90 degrees inland on monday. starting the week with a little summer heat. >> nice. thanks, spencer very much. larry beil here. all the sports tonight and a really frightening moment. >> scary situation in the a's game. they lose a game and their starting pitcher with a line drive back to the mound. brandon mccarthy hospitalized after getting hit in the head. we'll have the update on his condition plus the giants and ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. 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[ female announcer ] for more information or to find a retailer near you, visit tempurpedic.com. we will return to tonight's vigil for officer kenyon youngstrom. praise from those who knew the man. a live report. and the amazon buying spree. why so many californians are suddenly clicking up a storm. the stories and a lot more on abc 7 news at 11 teem. larry beil is here with all of the sports. that was hard to watch today at the a's game. >> a frightening situation and dangerous. the playoff chase took a back seat. brandon mccarthy hit in the head with a line drive. he was taken to the hospital. third inning. bases loaded. singles to right. torii hunter and pujols score. the angels are on top 3-0. here is the moment everybody will be talking about. in the fourth, eric aybar at the plate. a rocket that hits mccarthy in the head. he eventually sat up but he was really shaken up. take another look. the ball hit mccarthy just wove his right here and down he went immediately and hit his head on the turf. two impacts in the matter of a second or two. mccarthy able to walk off the mound under his own poe tore a standing oh vision. ovation. he will be kept overnight for observation. the a's lost the game 7-1 but that was an afterthought given the concern about mccarthy. >> from that distance that hard hit a ball to get him flush to the point where i didn't even see the rest of the play. done throws him out. if it is a glancing blow it probably goes out to center field. it was scary for all of us,. >> just get out there as quick as i could and make sure he stayed down. glad he is all right. >> giants and d-backs tonight. former a's pitcher trevor cahill on the verge of history here. grounds off of his foot. chris johnson make the throw. bottom six. deep to center. adam eden the divin dive diving catch. coy hail a no hitter reserved that the point. doubles to right off of john machi. two runs score. d-backs with a 6-0 lead. cahill taking the no hitter into the 7th. skew darrow he says no hit free for you. tempers flare from the 8th when john runs into sandoval. they take exception to mcdonald coming in high. there was no reason for him to get upset. the bench emptied and no punches thrown. the giants trailing 6-2 and they are in the 9th. andy roddick's only major title at the '03 u.s. open. ousted today in a fourth round match. able to take the first set tiebreaker. nice strong forehand winner right there but came up short in the second set tiebreaker and del puetro cruised the rest of the way. roddick dow down the line but . the match point. the final shot of andy roddick's career in singles. after that an emotional roddick reflected on a career that spanned 825 matches. >> it has been a road, a lot of ups and downs and great moments. i have appreciated your support along the way. i know i certainly haven't made it easy for you at times but i really do appreciate it and love you guys with all my heart. >> on the lady's side maria sharapova facing marian bartoli. aced to take the second, 6-3. sharapova serving for the match and bartowly returns long. sharapova advancing to the semi finals. serena williams rocking the hair against anna. williams only slipped once literally. she fell while hiting that winner. match point, into the net. is a vena wins. she will race sara irani in the semi finals. nfl football back. the defending super bowl new york giants hosting the cowboys tonight. tony romo. flipped it to him from 10-yards out. 7-3 cowboys at the half. romo to ogletree again. 8 catches for 114-yards and two touchdowns. fourth quarter. tony romo again. this time miles austin. 34-yards for the score. romo 307-yards and three touchdowns in the air as dallas beats the giants in the season opener 24-17. more football news sort of. the newest niner is jim harbaugh's baby boy born yesterday. jack weighed in at 8-pounds and 8-ounces. wife sara is doing fine. a big boy. the coach on his new son who arrives just in time for the season opener in green bay. >> came ten days early which is to be expected. the good ones like to come in early. and also i think it bodes well for the 49ers. i think it is a sign of good luck to come perhaps. jack, jr. being born on the fourth day of the 9th month of this year. >> do the math there. >> so funny with harbaugh. everything is a competition. he has to arrive early because the good ones arrive early. don't want to arrive on your due date. >> the kid is already a winner. >> shoig up for practice five minutes early. >> that is funny. thanks larry very much. that is this edition of abc 7 news. congratulations to the harbaugh family. for larry beil and spencer christian i'm dan ashley. thanks for being here. appreciate your time as always. appreciate your time as always. see you in mac: you accidentally burn down a building, and you get 120 hours of community service? 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