water department serving 22,000 residents and if that zero figure is correct, water customers will say they have to step up conservation. >> and they'll cut down the watering days and be mindful of how much water is running around the house. >> burrellinggame is millbrae's neighbor to the south and millbrae's water use increased 38% compared to two years ago. a city of 30000, virginia moricni is cutting back. >> i know i am. i see homes watering their lawn and it's wasteful i think. >> we checked the water board which maintains it's correct. the consultant used to compile the numbers was wrong. april should have shown a 6% saferings compared to 2013. still millbrae and burrellinggame paled by morgan hill and hills borough where savings topped 30%. >> we are getting an idea tonight about the projected financial fallout from our state's historic drought and a

new uc davis study finds it will cost the state's economy $2.7 billion this year and nearly 1900 jobs. the study includes a one-third increase in the number of acres that they'll have for lack of water bringing that total to more than half a million. one of the first steps to conserving water is understanding how much water you use every day. we do have a link to a calculator that will help you figure that out on abc 7 news.com. >> the shooting death of of a suspected terrorist in boston is having an impact in oakland. the imam of the lighthouse mosque on martin luther king way insists his younger brother was confronted by boston police and shot three times in the back. lyanne melendez has more on how this evolved. >> reporter: about an hour ago we were told the imam was on his way to boston to be with family members. in fact, he moved to oakland about a year ago or so from boston. those who came to pray were

shocked. usaama rahim was supposedly you understand surveillance by the fbi and joint terrorism task force. boston police say an officer and an fbi agent confronted him this morning in front of a drugstore. they say that's when rahim pulled out a military-style knife. this afternoon police released a picture of the weapon. >> he turned and the officers asked and gave several commands for him to drop the weapon and unfortunately, he came at the officers and they do what they were trained to do and unfortunately, they had to take a life and that's never an easy decision for any officers to do. >> police did not offer any details, only to say the shooting was under investigation, but his brother, an imam at the lighthouse mofshg in oakland was using social media to tell his version saying his 26-year-old brother had been shot three times in the back. ibrahim rahim posted he was on his cell phone with my dear father during the confrontation

needing a witness. his last words to my father who heard the shots were i can't breathe. this man who came to the mosque for noon prayers said last friday the imam was preaching about peace and love. >> and the koran says he will defend the religion. we don't need to take up arms and get bothered about it. he said let's work in our character, ourselves. he said let's work on loving one another. >> reporter: on twitter the imam said once we have had an opportunity to grieve we will make a family statement. thank you for your prayers. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. someone phoned in bomb threats targeting five flights. one was on its way to san francisco. a korean airlines flight landed safely at san francisco international. abc 7 news spoke with passengers on the flight who say it went as planned, but they did notice a security team waiting at the gate and sfo would only say the threat was not credible and did

not affect operations and all five targeted flights landed safely. >> take a look at the bomb squad in action in union city that's a suspicious device being blown up. watch it again from sky 7 hd. the device was spotted on g street around 11:45 and residents were ordered to stay away as the bomb squad was called in. no one was injured and there was no damage. a teenager accused of stabbing to death his friend's brother pleaded not guilty to murdering the 9-year-old boy. 18-year-old william schultz stabbed holmgren. schultz confessed to the crime during a jailhouse interview saying he wanted to feel what it was like to take a life. an accused serial car burglar is behind bars after he rammed and occupied a police car any then led officers on a chase yesterday. palo alto police arrested 27-year-old oakland resident

andrew peacock. bruce miller must attend a 16-week domestic counseling course after pleading no contest today to disturbing the peace. a protective stay away order also remains in effect stemming from an argument from a former fiance. miller threw her cell phone against a wall during that argument and was never accused of hitting her. today the nfl announced it will hear tom brady's appeal of his four-game suspension. the league suspended the quarterback for his role in the controversy involving under-inflated footballs in the afc victory over indianapolis in january. the nfl commissioner roger goodell wrote to brady and said, quote, my mind is open. the appeal will be heard june 23rd. turning to basketball and the warriors. we now know that cla tochl will play. the warriors have arrived in the bay area at san francisco international and the cleveland cavaliers, that is and they are

not staying in oakland and they headed to a hotel in san francisco with a police escort on the freeway as you can see. the oakland arena is getting ready for historic matchup. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us with more. wayne? >> reporter: let's begin with the klay thompson news. that came down officially at 2:30 this afternoon and unofficially we were hearing whispers in practice that he was going to play. no way, he wasn't going to play. he was ready. it's official now that guy in the corner sinking basket after basket, klay thompson will be playing in game one of the nba finals thursday night. by the time he gave this interview it was pretty much a foregone conclusion. >> i feel great honestly. i feel like i got my wind back. two days now and the warriors find themselves one of two main attractions in the basketball universe, note the gaggle outside their doors, reporters from both hemispheres.

following andrew, and they expect it again when this arena fills and today a peek at the press and the finals of those words appearing everywhere now including on tickets which at the going rate, we're told went from $600 to $7500. >> $7500 that's dre owens waiting for his 10:30 appointment at oakland's massive barbershop just two blocks from where the warriors practice. >> how are you doing today? >> gray is a lifelong fan and born and raised and still raised in oakland and he's proud of it right now. so what if he's priced out. the larger view. this is special -- i mean, we haven't had this kind of buzz this kind of attention, positive attention in the city in a long time. by the way the 10:30 did show his next big appointment with

the tv set and the warriors thursday night. from oakland wayne freedman abc 7 news. the cavaliers just arrived at the team's hotel in san francisco, sky 7 hd shows you it was overhead as the players got off the busses at the four seasons on market and 3rd. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim snapped a picture of cavaliers star lebron james as he was walking in. the mayors of oakland and the cleveland will not placing a wager on the series and that's because the last time the cavs made the finals and their mayor met the other team's mayor. instead the alameda county community foot bank and the greater cleveland food bank is challenging each other to see which fan base can raise the most money. >> abc 7 is the only place where you can see the warriors in the finals and live coverage begins in two days. that game one is thursday and that's going to be of course, at oracle arena in oakland and game 2 will be sunday and also in oakland and games three and

four, those will be held in cleveland. game five, if necessary does then return to oracle. the smaller gets smaller. coming up the new housing footprint planned for san francisco. plus -- >> that's all we own inside that house. a multimillion dollar home goes up in flames. how the lives of nearly half a dozen people may have been saved by art supplies and what parents can do to protect their teen drivers. practical tips from someone who

let's take a live look at the 360 camera. we're looking at traffic at 880 south and drivers are moving about 30 miles an hour. just a few minutes ago it was

only 10 miles an hour and it's starting to slow down there and taking a look in the other direction, let's take a look over this bay and it looks like things are going just fine and we'll keep an eye on this for you. ama? ? thank you so much, cheryl. >> take a look at this, a small grass fire in martinez worried residents this afternoon. a developer started the fire while trying to get rid of weeds near the shell refinery. a sound wall is all that separated the flames from several backyards. it looks like a neighbor also got involved in that fire effort. the fire is now out. a multimillion dollar home in an exclusive south bay community lies in ruin after a massive wildfire and the people who live there will have to find another place to live, but thankfully they did escape with their lives and abc 7 news reporter matt keller has the story. >> sometimes fires are too dangerous even for firefighters. >> when santa clara fire crews arrived on saratoga los gatos

boulevard just after 2:30 this morning they made sure everyone got out safely and then fought the flames defensively from the outside. eventually the second floor collapsed and the firefighters' intuition was right and it was way too dangerous. smoke alarms didn't wake up the five people sleeping. instead it was a loud popping sound. >> i was thinking gun fire at first. >> and then what? what did you see after that? and then after that all i hear is you need to get out of the house. you need to get out of the house. >> the gun fire, that was actually 50 to 60 spray paint cans exploding. two artists live in the home and one uses the spray paint and another an abstract painter and the $2.5 million home was also their studio and both lost almost everything in the flames. you'll have to buy new tools. it takes up out of storage and sell another painting and buy some more paintbrushes and buy some more oils. >> everything i own and

everything from my son's baby pictures all my paint. i had quite a lot of paint. i did have quite a bit of canvas and just everything my whole life basically. >> reporter: firefighters say the cause of the fire may be filed as undetermined because it may be too dangerous for the investigator to go inside. the red cross was here and they're putting up some of the residents at local motels. reporting, matt keller, abc 7 news. a man who was abalone diving died this morning. the group got out of the boat to swim when gerald mcgwire became unresponsive. his friends performed cpr, but sadly mcgwire died on the way to the hospital. no word yet who what caused his death. a father and his 18 month old son had serious injuries after their car rear ended a truck. this happened just before 8:00 on southbound highway 29 just north of meadows plaza.

apparently that child was not 18 months old and was 6 years old. let me correct that. the child was flown to uc davis medical center and the condition has not been released at this point. >> state senators approved a law that would ban e-cigarettes from public places and smoking is prohibited. senator mark leno of san francisco introduced the bill. leno said the ban is necessary because vaping is popular with teenagers. the fastest growing segment of new users are in middle school and high school. opponents argue that e-cigarettes use on vapor and not smokes so they should be treated differently. they make it easier for cal-state students to receive financial aid or special grants. the measure would provide a assistance to students. senators approved the measure

35-0. california could become the first state in the nation to extend health coverage to undocumented immigrant children. the state senate approved the legislation today. anyone under the age of 19 from low-income families would qualify for state-funded medical. california will seek federal approval to help private health insurance. supporters originally wanted all immigrants included and focused on children to have a better shot at getting the governor's approval. >> a showdown is under way at san francisco's city hall as one of the most controversial housing proposals in recent years. it called on moratoriums in the mission. it would take the approval of nine advisers to pass and they had 2008 has been affordable far below the mayor's goal of 33% and that showdown is expected to run into the evening. a developer in san francisco is planning to build new apartments in the mission and south of market. according to the san francisco business times the units will be less than 200 square feet.

that's about the size of a couple of parking spots. renters will share kitchens. the rent will be about $1500. while the sun is setting onmployer in menlo park. sunset magazine is moving to jack lundon square in oakland. it will have a wine cellar in its offices. in addition to its new space, sunset will have a testing center at cornerstone at sonoma and that would include a garden, outdoor kitchen and live programming. >> according to aaa, not only are car crashes the leading cause of death for teens, summer is the most dangerous season. consumer reports is partnering exclusively for 7 on your side for a look at the best used cars for teens. here's michael finney. >> timothy got his license soon after he turned 16. he died in a car crash 11 months later. speeding and lack of experience were to blame. >> parents and teens need to

work together and approach their first year of driving with the utmost caution because there is no room for error. >> one important thing parents can do is to make sure their teen is driving the safest car possible. it's a mistake to buy a very old car for a new teen driver and it will lack some of the important safety features that might save their lives. most important electronic stability control which helps keep drivers from spinning out or rolling over. air bags are also critical. they not only provide a cushion, but they can help keep passengers inside during an accident. >> you recommend a mid size or large sedan and they make them less prone to roll over and they're easier to maneuver than an suv. >> consumer reports can find good used cars to have the recommended safety features, are reliable and cost under $10,000 and they include the hyundai sonata non-turbo four cylinder

through 2010 and the chevy malibu four cylinder 2009 through 2012 and the mazda, 2009 through 2013. >> and that was michael finney reporting. consumer reports has identified ten used cars for under $10,000 that are good choices for teen drivers. go to abc 7 news.com for a link. >> the fog finally cleared up and there is sunshine now. >> spencer christian is here with the accuweather forecast. >> hi. it's sunny out here and pretty mild as well and breezy. here's live doppler 7 hd and you can see how big the skies are where there are patches of low clouds near patches of coastline. look at this view from the rooftop camera looking out over the east bay and 62 in san francisco and 69 at san jose and 73 at morgan hill and 69 at half moon bay and looking down toward ocean beach where the coast is clear and current temperature readings right now are 80

degrees at santa rosa and napa, petaluma and 79 in fairfield and 78 concord and 76 at livermore and we have just a few clouds and mainly blue sky over sfo right now and these are the forecast features that will be partly cloudy to mainly sunny tomorrow and drizzle returns thursday morning and we'll have a slow warming trend through the weekend and into early next week. the satellite image shows a series of weak impulses moving in our direction and they don't have any well-structured storms moving our way and we might squeeze precipitation, and here is the forecast animation beginning at 9:00 tomorrow morning at which point we'll see patchy low clouds and followed by low clouds and giving us what we call filtered sunshine and overnight tomorrow night as the low clouds return. we'll see a bit of moisture developing and it may produce areas of drizzle for early thursday morning commute and it won't be widespread and there could be wet spots because of the patchy drizzle thursday morning.

down to the south and pacific we have two hurricanes. hurricane andres is about to lose its hurricane punch. the hurricane blanca is gaining strength and over the next several days it's expected to reach category 3 and category 4 as it makes landfall over the weekend near cabo san lucas and it will be a problem for western portions of mexico and there was a hint of some of the moisture from andres moving into southern california and that has now disappeared and it will be dry. here in the bay area look for clouds near the coast and moving locally across the bay and it will be a mild overnight period with the low to mid-50s and tomorrow with hazy sunshine in the afternoon and we'll see high temperatures reaching from about 60 at the coast to mid and upper 60s around the bay to upper 70s and about 80 degrees in the warmest inland locations and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. notice mainly sunny days will

follow and we'll have a gradual warming trend through the weekend into early next week and we'll see inland highs reaching into the mid to upper 80s and mid to upper 70s around the bay and mid-60s on the coast and it will be a lovely string of days leading into what is near the very end of spring. ama and cheryl? >> thank you. all right. listen to this if you think flying saucers are something you only see in the movies, think again. we'll have that story coming up. new at 6:00 from 7 on your side the massive air bag recall

>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. service is back to normal for united airlines after it grounded 150 flights today because of a computer glitch. united is not releasing a whole lot of information and only saying it began delaying flights about 6:00 this morning pacific time to make sure the aircraft

departed with proper dispatching information. the problem lasted 40 minutes. passenger lost her luggage in the delay and traited sunscreen wedding shoes and clothes all and the united wedding is in four days and sorry to hear this please the reference claim number and we'll see what we can find out. >> veterinarians at the oakland zoo are treating a california condor for lead poisoning. the bird is named miracle and the firstborn in more than a century. she's underneath there on your screen. she's part of the california condor recovery program. biologists say they found high levels of lead during a routine check and that was a picture of miracle there and miracle will be treated for another week before being released back into the wild. the san francisco giants will be honored at the white house thursday for their 2014 world series victory.

president obama started the tradition of honoring sports teams for their contributions on and off the field. it was at the white house in 2011 and 2013 following their first two world championships. if you'd like to take part in super bowl 50, the san francisco bay area host committee is looking for volunteers. the host committee needs at least 5,000 volunteers to accommodate the more than 1 million visitors during super bowl week. volunteers will get a free super bowl uniform but will not get tickets to the big game. >> a prestigious honor for carla schacht. she was awarded yale university's 2015 grouper foundation science prize along with the harvard professor. the two will share a $500,000 prize. officials say her research significantly contributes to better understanding the psychiatric disorder such as autism and schizophrenia and alzheimer's disease and can eventually lead to finding

better treatment. a balloon will lift it 20 miles into the say and the it's tested the supersonic parachute tp they could be key safety features and while one day planning a human mission to mars. >> it made its debut and now a popular piece of local art is on the move. >> yes. don't worry,

covering walnut creek burlingame, campbell and the bay area this is abc 7 news. >> coming up new at 6:00 a drought dilemma. tonight, how do you plan for a thousand new families if there's not enough water for the people already there. >> staying safe in the digital age. we'll have a preview of the new exhibit entitled cyber

detectives and that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. women still make up a small number of tech workers. >> but a new tech campus going on in san leandro will have a prominent woman at the front. >> take a look. it will be the 55-foot steel sculpture that went up three years ago. the art work is being reassembled by the artist in his treasure island studio and it depicts a woman with her head held back and outstretched arms. >> i had people walk up to me and say i love my body for the first time ever after seeing it and that's not the same as i should look like her. >> well, truth will be installed and the san leandro tech campus. >> it will be lit with 2500 led lights. >> that's going to be beautiful. >> oh yeah. >> thanks so much for joining us. world news tonight with david muir. >> i'm ama daetz, spencer christian and all of us thanks

for inviting us into your homes tonight. >> see you at 6:00. tonight, the knife-wielding terror suspect turning on police. the takedown in boston. officers opening fire. the suspect had been under surveillance for possible ties to isis. we're on the scene. the moment of impact. the amtrak train carrying 171 passengers, colliding with a car, slicing it in half. rescuers racing to help the people inside. just as authorities reveal new details in the deadly train derailment in philadelphia. the race against time tonight. the search for hundreds of passengers after their ship capsizes. some trapped inside. their cries for help. and the captain under arrest tonight. the head of the tsa now out. the story we broke. the undercover sting revealing just how much slides right past those airport security agents. and the roller coaster crash. >> oh, my god. >> 16 rescued, several