joins casket flags for his memory. willingly giving his wife to help protect theirs, katie is live with month are from oracle arena. katie? we heard so many stories today. many of them beautiful and a lot of them very funny. we heard stories about pranks among officers but also sergeant lunger being a very serious leader and trainer and his brother said that many stories he is hearing that bring him strength during these difficult times of loss. and the home of the brave strength, in the voice of sergeant scott lunger s sister. we are all one family that supports each either in this time of grief. and an extended family in blue who will watch over his daughters, sayre why and ashton. you ualways knew that this ws going to happen. that you made sure that my sister and i were well taken care of. shot and killed during traffic stop last week, hayward chief diane irvin said lunger lived at full speed. here s to you, scott. it was one hell of a ride. a ride i
[ applause ] i would now like to introduce hayward police sergeant phil devine gracia, who will deliver the eulogy for scott. . scott paul lunger was born to paul and alice lunger on 13 march 1967 at st. rose hospital. 8 pounds, 3 ounces, 20 inches, and as you heard from dad, big ears. they moved from tennyson road in hayward and bought a house with three bedrooms in dublin. scottie shared his bedroom with his older brothers, mike and todd. shelly got her own bedroom because she was the only girl. like you heard earlier from dad, before he could even walk, he scooted around everywhere so that s why dad called him scooter. between the ages of 5 and 10, scottie played baseball, basketball and football. that s stuff he did even into adulthood. got anything for us there, tony? they often went camping and fishing and that s something they also did for life. dad and the boys built a trailer by hand, specifically for camping. that trailer is now in idaho at shelly s place
been told you won t be called home until it s your time. i guess heaven was needing a hero, somebody just like you, following through. i try to make it make sense in my mind the only conclusion i ve come to is heaven was needing a hero like you. i remember the last time i saw you. you held your head up proud. i laughed inside when i saw how you were standing out in the crowd oh you re such a part of who i am, no matter how much i need you now, heaven needed you more cuz heaven was needing a hero, somebody just like you, brave enough to stand up for what you believe and follow it through. i try to make it make sense in my mind. the only conclusion i come to is heaven was needing a hero like you. heaven was needing a hero. that s you. [ applause ] i would now like to introduce hayward police sergeant phil devinagrassia who will deliver the eulogy for scott. scott paul lunger was born to paul and alice lunger on 13 march 1967 at st.rose hospital. 8 pounds, 3 ounc
accomplish containment lines. good evening i m frank somerville. and i m julie haener. this a very terrifying time for those who were evacuated as they hope that crews can save their homes. in just the last 30 hours, it has already court already scorched more than 30,000 acres. we go to debora villalon who has the latest. reporter: we re at the evacuation center tonight. there are a few dozen people spending the night here. the numbers they re hearing is discouraging. the fire grew 7,000 acres. that s nearly no line around it at all. from sky fox the rocky fire is heavy brush and timber. there hasn t been a fire here in many years so it is overgrown, crackling dry from the drought. ripe and ready to burn. when it started residents had no idea it would get so big so fast. i said look there s a fire i turn around and there is a fire. she went in there and called 911. reporter: the fire exploded to thousands of acres early on helping dozens of homes to evacuate. once
i m heather holmes. and i m frank mallicoat. tom, the lawyer representing the terror victim s family trying desperately to persuade the judge to keep those sites on the hook. reporter: he tried. but the court very straightforward. should a murdered woman s case against youtube and google be heard or simply dismissed in. reporter: the lawyers for the parents of nohimi gonzalez are suing youtube and its parent company, google. they charge that youtube was police sit in the attacks and death police sat in the attacks and death were accomplices in the attacks and deaths because they allowed videos of those attacks to be posted to their site. i think she ll consider everything. she asked us the tough questions and, you know, i think we answered them as best we can and she s going ultimately make a decision. reporter: google is relying on the 21-year-old communications decency act, a law passed long before most social media even existed. that law says that internet