face beingli. it appears he had been stabbed by another man when two police officers on foot tried to stop him. it's not clear if the stabbing took place inside or outside the subway >> a white male stabbing an asian or filipino male. the officers intervened. during the course of the intervening, at least one officer discharged a firearm. >> reporter: the man who was stabbed was taken to the hospital. the other did not survive. >> the stabbing was in progress, stabbing was in progress, yes. >> how could we avoid this shooting? >> everything right now is under investigation. it is very preliminary. >> reporter: this fedex driver was across the street when he saw the commotion. >> i don't know what happened. see the people just come out the subway. >> reporter: surveillance video from this muni because was taken by police to help shed some light on the shooting. witnesses are also being interviewed. the incident happened on market near fifth street. >> i just wonder when it's going

to end, all this killing and, you know. we n world. >> reporter: this is the first officer involved shooting since chief scott took over the departments. in march police were hailed for their efforts to subdue a woman during a stand-off without the use of force. >> the loss of life is tragic and it doesn't matter how it happened. it's tragic. so, these things, we try to avoid them as much as we can, but we do have an obligation to protect the public. nobody wants to see anybody's life taken, ever. >> reporter: meanwhile, market street remains closed right now between fifth and 6th avoid thi. as you can see behind me, police are still working this area and the chiefelling us that he t really wants to do a very thorough investigation on this one. i'm live in san ene lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> investigators claim a man with two knives charge the at an

officer before being shot to death. happened moments after police answered a call involving an altercation of a 28-year-old man and his father on frazier drive. the son came out of the garage and confrontsed officers just after 11:30. there was a call at this same house. >> they knew there was a potential for violence. again, the officers arrived on scene and did the best they could. the individual charged at the officers and made the confrontation. >> the man died after being rushed to a trauma center. santa clara county prosecutors and san jose police have both launched separate what happened. >> an east bay man [ inaudible ] killing his wife in walnut creek last week entered a not guilty plea today. 38-year-old gregory entered that plea against the advice of his public defender who wanted to delay the arraignment until tomorrow. he is accused of shootingol ros

park last thursday afternoon. police tracked him to martinez and an 18-hour standoff ensued as he sat in a car near a gas station. police took him into custody friday afternoon. >> new developments in a deadly train crash this morning in san lorenzo. we know the high school student killed on his way to school attended kip collegiate academy. >> it happened at grant ask railroad avenues. abc7 news anchor eric thomas has been following. eric? >> reporter: the crash happened along these union pacific railroad tracks west of the academy. by the way, that school will remain open until 8:00 for grief counseling for students who may still be mourning after hearing the details of exactly what happened here. >> he will be incredibly missed. we are all incredibly heartbroken. >> reporter: kelly is the princil at kip king collegiate academy that spoke to reporters just after breaking the news to

students that one of their classmates was killed. >> he had a big heart, and he was able to build close friendships and e tnarhe and loyalty of everyone around him. >> reporter: the 16-year-old junior was riding his bike along the tracks on the way to school at 8:00 this morning. [ inaudible ] mile long union pacific train came through heading southbound. >> we understand that he did not hear the train coming up from behind him and by the time he did realize it, it was too late. >> reporter: he was on railroad bridge when the train hit. it has ridge rails on both sides making escape impossible. the young i victim's name will not be released. he was an honor student 4.0 average taking all a.p. courses. his death has police issuing a warning that riding on the tracks is never a good idea. >> please stay off tracks. there is nothing good that comes of traversing, taking a short cuts through t railroad

tracks. >> reporter: police are investigating whether the victim was wearing ear buds that could have affected his hearing. in san lorenzo, eric abc7 news. >> the bus belongs to berkeley unified school district. there were kids on the bus du ty'ngrihe all okay. no one had to be taken to the hospital. >> turning now to the weather, a hot oal, neirso day, first of the season. we have a live look from drone view 7 in vallejo today. love 9 shots from the drone hovering there. we see a little bit of smog as you look toward mt. diablo. >> this is a live look from santa cruz and east bay hills camera santa cruz. a nice place to be today because it was hot and spencer we broke records already today? >> that is true. it was an interesting pattern today. it was cooler at the coast but warmer in some inland locations. take a look at this map behind me. i'll show you the record highs so far. 94 degrees in concord. that's a new record for this date. 82 here in san francisco is a new record high for this date.

oakland tied its existing record, 88 degrees for this data. san jose tied its record as well n see so far have hitcaocations u the low days and we may even have more records before the day ends. this is the view from mount tamme. currently 71 here in san francisco, quite a drop from the high of 82. we have temperature 80s in oakl mountain view, san jose, 90, gilroy, half moon bay. a beautifully clear western sky. 88 in santa rosa. 90 in napa and novato. 92 fairfield, 94 concord and 93 in livermore. tonight 9:00 temperatures -- 10:00 drop to a bit more than they had dropped last night at 10:00 and tomorrow morning at 10:00 where some inland locations yesterday or today i should say were in the 80s tomorrow they will only be in the 70s. so, there is going to be quite a cooling effect from the approaching marine layer. you can see it right there. allasre a cooler

tomorrow, have the complete accuweather seven-day forecast. >> pg&e will assure marina district possible toxins deep beneath their homes don't pose any danger to them. the power company has been testing soil samples at the sites of two gas plants destroyed way back in the 1906 earthquake. the facilities manufactured a fuel similar to natural gas. one plant was located along fill more and alhambra streets. the other was a block away from bay street. houses may have toxins 30 feet below the surface. pg&e says residents are safe. >> we want to let folks know there's no cause for health concerns based on anything that we've found. what we're going to be doing is continually communicating that to them. >> tonight's public meeting will be held at fort mason's building a from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. we'll be at the meeting with a full report later tonight.

>> today judge sided with san francisco tenants facing eviction and ordered the landlord to pay up. targeting landlord. city attorney dennis herera accused her of harassing tenants and evicting them illegally. $2.4 million in penalties and have no more contact with her tenants. one of the landlords' attorneys released a statement saying, due to a series of court orders before the trial even started, the defendants were unable to tell their side of the story at trial. >> some good news for residents living near milpitas intersection prone to crashes, the intersections at the corner of evans road and kennedy drive now has a four-way stop sign. this image tweeted out by the milpitas police department. less than two months after an abc7 viewer showed the crash right there. right at that intersection. up until now it was only a two-way stop at that intersection. >> a new bill could change the rules of the road for cyclists so republican law maker wants to make it legal for bicyclists to

run stop signs. instead they could simply yield to any oncoming traffic. the author of the bill says cyclists already break the existing stop sign laws which he says is an indication that changes need to be made. >> spencer told you about the record breaking heat a couple minutes ago. that heat and all the rain we had this year, they are a new problem and it's fighting fire fighters especially hard. plus. >> honoring the officers who gave their lives in the line of duty, the special tribute today. >> 7 on your side michael finney takiuestns o ttter ngd y roufacebook. all you have to do is post them with the ##askfinney and michael will be along to answer the questions live in just a few minutes. >> and take i a live look at our traffic over the san mateo bridge right now. it's moving in both directions, a little heavier traffic on the left-hand side traffic coming toward us is heading eastbound to 880.

our plentiful rainfall over the summer has brought some unwelcome consequences, mow skit owes. it's bad in vallejo. they're starting to feel under at ta. trackining a exercise this morning, fire fighters have been wearing their yellow jackets most of the time. not to protect them from fires, but to keep the mosquitos off them. they're also warning people who live in vallejo about the problem. >> we've advised them to remove and get rid of standing water around the homes and gutters and whatnot, to help with the issue of decreasing the mosquito issue. >> in addition to clearing standing water you can also use

mosquito fish and frogs and water features at home to act as a natural defense against mosquitos. the first human west nile case of the year in california was reported last week in kings county. >> stanford researchers say mosquito season is getting longer as temperatures rise with climate change. for the spread of als the ideal mosquito bore diseases is 45 degrees fahrenheit. it is critical for predicting future rates of diases. countries could use the information to know when and where to invest in vector control to prevent epidemics. >> a federal judge in san francisco says there is no smoking gun proof uber used files from google's self-driving carwaymo. it is overwhelmingly clear a former waymo executive who works for uber stole 14,000 confidential files before he quit waymo.

he later hired the executive to get the stolen trade secrets. they want the judge to freeze the efforts to develop a self-driving uar csu aesilnt th. the judge didn't issue a ruling today. >> want to work for facebook? they're planning on hiring another 3,000 people. their job would be to monitor videos after murders and other crimes played live on the social media network. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg made the announcement in a post this morning. those new hires will join 4500 current employees who monitor the posts for the menlo park facebook. facebook has faced recent criticism for not blocking graphic videos like the murder that took place in cleveland and th iailannd.of a b this move comes as facebook today reported first quarter profits of $3.6 billion. revenue just over 8 billion. that's a profit of a little more than just $1.23 per share. results exceeded wall street expectations. >> a well know an artistic

record of the past, present and future needs some help. >>d-raiser has been launchedun to repair the damaged artwork. abc7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the details. kristen? >> larry and alma, this is the market street railway mural on ongdi church and 15th owned streets just off market completed in 2003. it is a 180 degree birds eye view of market street. each vertical section showcases a different moment in history dating back to the 1920s. now, one slice shows a 1980s pride parade with sisters of perpetual indulgence and harvey milk signs. another slide shows an imagined future with a swapping center instead of a shopping center. and futuristic vehicles. the mural is the work of san francisco artist mona asking for help to repair the damage time has inflicted. >> so that we can refresh, not just the physical wall, but the

memory of all these histories and all the people and things that have been going on in the city. >> our partners at hood line are first to report there are cracks caused by building settlement and water and paint has flaked off from the surface. the nonprofit shaping san francisco launched a fund-raiser this week to raise $12,000 that would enable her to work with professional conservsorat do te preserve the mural. and right now you can see on the fund-raising site people have donated over $5,000. if you are interested in learning more about the market street railway project, restoration and fund-raiser, just go to our website news.com. i love looking at this as a child. larry and alma? >> thank you, kristen. tour season is underway, but not one that caters just to tourist. the seasonal start of the oakland walking tours, eight different routes are offered. among them old oakland, chinatown and the waterfront.

featured prominent african americans, it's a tour that organizers hope will slow down the effects of gentrification in oakland. >> i respect people who come in and want to learn something about a place rather than come in and say, oh, that's wrong, i want to change that without even knowing the background of what it is they're changing. >> the 90-minute oakland walking tours are free. they're offered wednesdays and saturdays until october. >> it's a good day for a walking tour. a sweating tour. >> yeah. some like it hot, some like it not. tomorrow is going to be not, but today was really hot. we had several record highs for this date as you know. it is still really warm out there. here is a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies all over the bay area, and if you can't see it, i'll tell you about it. seet i right here. >> right there. >> here's live doppler 7 which rspective on sunny skies. you can'tpe reall y tell how warm it is there, but maybe you can

here as you look at santa cruz beach because you wouldn't see people out there on the beach like this if it were not a very warm day. these are our forecast futures.d overnight. that will give us a cooler day tomorrow. and there will be further cooling friday and saturday with strong gusty breezes. right now, though, we're looking at heat. 95 degrees at this hour in vallejo, 94 at concord and san ramon, 92 at flee mont. numerous locations are at or above 90 degrees. we have much milder 71 here in san francisco, 67 at half moon bay. let's move along, take a look at what will happen overnight. coastal fog beginning to spread locally across the bay and to some inland spots. won't have much of a cooling effect tonight. low temperatures will still be relatively mild, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. 60s will be antioch and san jose. we'll feel the cooling effect tomorrow. let's look at the microclimate tomorrow. 69 in half moon bay. downtown 67 degrees, oakland a little milder than san

francisco, but much cooler than today, a high of 73. walnut creek which topped out at hiayod tf wlil 81 tomorrow. and over at antioch which was around 94 so far today, only 85 tomorrow. only 85. now let's look at more closely at the thursday highs. 79 at santa rosa, 80 at napa, the peninsula or bay i should say, 78 at fremont and over to the peninsula san mateo down at san jose which had a record high today, a high of only 79 tomorrow. there will be further cooling friday. temperatures will continue to fall. so, we've got quite a cooling trend taking us into the weekend the we'll see an increase in wind starting friday when gusts will range from 25 to 35 miles per hour. friday evening early, friday evening later, even stronger wind gusts up to 41 miles per hour at point reyes and gusty conditions will continue into saturday. we may see a spotty shower or

two on saturday. it is looking iffy right now. there may be drizzly spots. not expecting rainfall. won't be a wet weekend. here is the accuweath seven-day forecast. once again c ooler iern all are tomorrow. there will be further cooling under breezy conditionswnight o slight chance of late shower on saturday or an early one on sunday. then the breezes sort of moderate going into early next week. we'll see clouds lingering into next wednesday. it will cl ba pattern certainly compared to what we have right now. so, the heat is going to be over after today for a while, but it will be back. >> you catch the warriors game last night? >> i missed the game last night. >> hope you caught the highlights. steph curry with the ankle. routine, nothing serious. guess who missed practice today? steph curry. right. so, is he going to be ready for tonight's playoff game against the jazz? we'll have an update. >> plus making self-driving cars

for a self-test drive. silicon valley driving course helping to lead the future of autonomous cars. >> in honor of asian pacific american heritage month we're using our abc7 news bay area stagm fd to support organizations where you live. and today we recognize san francisco's asian art museum and its beautiful exhibit tomb treasures, new discoveries from china's hahn dynasty. you can read more about the

>> the warriors hope to continue the good times against the jazz fter a pretty easy viktor rilo night. the warrios today dismissed concerns regarding steph curry. there he is just checking out his phone. he tweaked his ankle last night. did not practice, did not practice, but is expected to start tomorrow night. mike brown starting to settle in as the interim head coach, at

least while steve kerr gets treatment for the headaches. one big improvement under his watch are turnovers and brown joked about it at the expense of the real head coach steve kerr. >> steve, i hope you're watching this, you know. we had i think a total ofrners games. i'm doing a lot better than you. >> the only seven turnovers last night which is fantastic. joking aside, brown says he's m sachgeeaprthin as kerr and he wants steve back, of course. he's just joking there. he says the team is just more focused after kerr's injury. game two is tomorrow night at oracle. and dub nation, we want to see how you're supporting the warriors throughout their playoff run. share your photos and video on social media. use the #dubs on 7 and you might see them right here on tv. >> prince william and his wife kate are suing a french magazine for taking racy photos while they were on vacation.

demainmag ndzine called closer. they published topless photos of kate in 2012. they already fined the magazine for printing the images. it is also banned from distributing them. a judge will decide on the riles' suit in july. rock and rolled legends suik hotel california. they are promoting itself as the band's 1976 hit, hotel california. they claim the hotel plays eagle's music and has items featuring the band's name. the hotel owner hasn't commented on the lawsuit. >> tomorrow is "star wars" day. that is the day to celebrate all things "star wars". and why tomorrow? why are we doing this tomorrow? because it's may 4th as in may the fourth be with you, alma. >> and with you. >> abc7 news was in danville where the jedi and those amongst us will be gathering at a bunch of different places. it's the first year for the town

sanctioned party which features a scavenger hunt at the danville community center, costumes, movies and activities for kids. there is even a "star wars" canteen call. you never know who you might meet at the bar. >> up next, republicans are closer in their push for health care reform. two congressmen switching their votes. >> with this addition that we brought to the president and sold him on, we're both yes's on the bill. >> they think they have the support to pass a bill after adding help for people with preexisting conditions. democrats responded. >> two missile test launches in one week now. the routine event taking on extra significn icelit gh in n. >> and a dramatic video. look at that, a plane crash that was caught on camera. the amazing ending for the people inside.

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before 11:30 on market near fifth street. police say at least one officer fired a weapon. the man who was stabbed was transported to a hospital for treatment. the man who stabbed him died. well, you heard from abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez earlier this hour. she actually tweeted this picture you see here from the scene advising anyone in the area to avoid market street. there it is there. in afghanistan, at least eight civilians died in an attack in kabul. three u.s. service members were also hurt. isis is claiming responsibility for the bomb that went off orngniridung rush hour. back here in the u.s., republicans are trying to drum up support to repeal and replace obamacare. that vote is expected to come tomorrow. two high-profile republicans switched their no votes to yes today, that still may not be enough. janai norman has our story from washington, d.c. >> reporter: republicans rushing to rang l up support for health care report. hoping to cross obamacare off

their legislative to-do list beforehe t recess. steve scalise giving a thumbs up. republicans may finally have the votes they need by a razor thin margin. two high-profile moderate republicans switched from nays to yeas. >> we' aennouncreing thater with this addition that we brought to the president and sold him on in over an hour meeting here with him, yes on the bill. >> reporter: ceiling the deal to help people with preexisting conditions. it would allocate $8 billion of federal funds over five years to subsidize high-risk states where governors get a waiver for obamacare rules, and charge them isre. t ameil >>ha w provide additional funds directly into the high-risk pools to be spent for people that might otherwise lose their coverage because of a waiver

that a governor would seek. >> reporter: but democrats seteinority leader chuck schumer, it's like trying to cure stage it's a very sad deadly joke. >> reporter: health experts say that $8 billion is a drop in the bucket and wouldn't do much to help cover the majority of people with preexisting conditions at risk for premiums skyrocket under the proposed bill. janai norman, abc7 news washington. >> fbi director james comey revealed little about the investigation in the differences between trump campaign and clinton campaign exist. examining the democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton, criticism came from diane feinstein. >> why was it necessary to announce 11 days before a presidential election that you were opening an investigation on

a new computer? >> concealing in my view would be catastrophic, not just to the fbi but well beyond. and honestly, as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my team, we've got to walk into the world of really bad. i've got to tell congress. >> comey also testified that the fbi was consistent in its probes of both clinton and potential russia ties to the trump campaign. >> president trump will return home to new york city tomorrow for the first time since he took office three months ago. the australia prime minister boarded the aircraft carrier that now serves as a museum. activists plan to protest outside the trump tower. >> the jackson park area of chicago near lake michigan, organizers say the center will include classrooms, labs and outdoor spaces. it will also be a museum and library and will be over 200,000 square feet, roughly the same size as the george bush

presidential center in dallas. >> california senators diane feinstein and kamala harris have c co-sponsored a bill for farm workers who worked over 100 hours the past two years to earn blue card status and be eligible for green card residency. senator harris said about farm workers, it's past time and smart for our economy that we provide them a pathway to citizenship, decent working conditions, and the opportunity to come out of the shadows. >> the department of justice announced today that federal charges will not be filed against the white police officers involved in the shooting death of alton sterling last year in baton rouge. mar ci marcy gonzalez has the latest from the sterling family. >> reporter: the two officers seen in this video pinning all ton sterling to the ground outside of this baton rouge convenience store. before one of the officers shot and killed the father of five.

[ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> reporter: will not face federal charges. >> we simply did not have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that either officer violated the federal criminal civil rights laws. >> reporter: the department of justice releasing the results of the federal investigation finding that when police responded to a call that sterling pointed a gun at someone outside the triple s food store outside july, sterling resisted arrest, determining in the struggle captured on multiple videos, it was unclear whether he was reaching for the loaded pistol in his pocket. >> we would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that officer did not believe mr. sterling was actually going for a gun, and that he simply decided to shoot him. >> reporter: last summer the case prompted days of protests leading to more than 150 arrests. tuesday night after the d.o.j.'s decision was leaked, there was calm on the streets of baton rouge, something sterling's family hopes will continue,

saying though they are disappointed -- >> we're going to the first day all over again. >> reporter: they are hopeful the officers will still be held accountable. louisiana's attorney general says the state is now investigating the officer's actions. they both remain on paid administrative leave. marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> the air force tested an inter-continental ballistic missile in southern california. it delivered a mock target to the marshal islands in the pacific ocean. they have hundreds of missiles and routinely test them. this comes amid rising tensions with north korea which has tested its own nuclear missiles clearly designed to reach the u.s. >> well, caught on camera, some amazing video of a plane crash in washington state. how the people inside the plane somehow managed to walk away with only minor injuries. >> i'm spencer christian.

beautiful view from mount tam looking down onto the bay on this hot afternoon. the temperatures will be dropping tomorrow and even more into the weekend. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> and here is a check on our traffic. the san francisco skyway at 4:37 on this wednesday. it's crawling in both directions. left-hand side trying to get to the deck of the san francisco bridge. on the east side, the peninsula and south. stay wit

we're following developing news out of richmond. the chevron refinery is dealing with a level one incident. these are live pictures from the east bay hills camera. it was a big difference a short time ago. take a look at this new video from about 15 minutes ago. you can clearly see flaring from the refinery. they say there is no shelter warning right now. level one incident means hazardous materials were released with the possibility of impact off the side of the plant, but again refinery officials say there is no danger to the public. we're monitoring the situation and will bring you updates as they become available. >> well, you can call this a rush hour miracle. nobody suffered any serious injuries following a dramatic plane crash captured on videos near seattle. not only does the plane zip by but it will burst into flames after clipping lines. he told investigators he was trying to land on a road when

his plane lost power after taking off from a nearby airport. to get another look at the entire video you can go to abc7 news.com. >> there is historic flooding in the midwest. rain continues to fall in missouri after rivers crest forcing evacuations. thousands of people are cut off from work and school with major interstates now sitting waterlogged and empty. here's abc7 news reporter emily rau. >> reporter: the water continued to rise with the rain. major traffic arteries submerged. a short commute to work turned into an hour's long trip. >> i can't stress enough if there is water on that roadway, do not go into it. >> reporter: the deadly weekend storms brought eight least 12 inches of rain damaging hundreds of homes [ inaudible ] national guard both on hand to help. along with a small army of neighborhood residents determined to do whatever possible to protect homes and

businesses in towns along missouri's swelling rivers. >> all the way down the line. >> reporter: in some areas, though, sand bags no match for the record setting water levels. midday wednesday the second major interstate i-55 shut down effectively isolating the entire county just south of st. louis. two of the areas' biggest school districts forced to cancel classes with students, school teachers and buses stranded at home. a levee breached in arkansas along the black river. flood water spilling into the town to people. this as rescuers on the western side of the state continue to search for an 18 month old girl who was swept away in the flood water. her brother's body found monday. the current round of rain falling could bring three to four more inches in the next few days. that means no relief for the saturated levees and the tens of thousands of people affected by this disaster. emily rau, abc news, new york.

>> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> a record setting day of almost summer like heat. looking at live doppler 7 right now. we have sunny skies, still 90 degrees plus in some of our inland areas, but low temperatures tonight will finally begin to drop down into a more seasonal range. mid 50s. inland areas will drop to only the upper 50s to around 60s. still quite mild in those locations. tomorrow fog is at the coast. we'll see high temperatures there in the low 60s right around the bay, look for highs in the mid to upper 70s and inland locations today that were in the low to mid 90s tomorrow will be in the low to mid-'80s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the cooling will continue on friday. only breezy and cool. in fact, inland lows only in the low 70s. that's more than 20 degrees lower than some of today's inland highs. it gets even cooler on saturday in some spots under windy conditions. breezy on sunday with a slight

chance of showers. no significant rain is expected. it's going to take awhile to warm up again. we'll go into early next week with temperatures below average and some lingering clouds. >> all right. thanks, spencer. >> as the weather heats up, more of us are slagt erring on that sun screen. today the alert from doctors you need to hear before you apply. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. how can you boost

today in san jose police officers honored their fallen comrades in a solemn ceremony paying tribute to every life lost in the department's histor history. the most recent officer killed last june in a motorcycle accident, abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has more from san jose. >> reporter: with black bands over their badges. >> i hope and pray we don't lose another. >> reporter: the department pauses to remember the fallen in san jose. the ringing of two bells, honoring each set of offer certificates who paid the ultimate price while protecting the city. >> it never gets easier, but we're here for the families and the families are here for us

because we need each other. >> officer michael j. calfer man. badge 3900. >> reporter: today extra support for the officer killed most recently in the line of duty. >> he loved the people he worked with and he loved his family and he was passionate about all of it. >> reporter: the officer died last june after being accidentally hit by another vehicle trying to make a left turn. as fate would have it, the driver involved in that crash had met the officer at a coffee with the cop event two weeks prior to the tragedy. not lost on his family. >> we told them we understood their pain and we hold no ill will towards him and we forgive him and we extend the grace to him and his family in the exact same way god extends my family grace. >> reporter: a lesson in forgiveness and moving forward. >> we will never forget and we will always honor your sacrifice.

>> reporter: in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> a record breaking donation for cal poly the money given by frost and his wife linda. it was sold for more than $1 billion in 2013. the money will go to the college of mathematics and science for undergradua undergraduate research. >> it is time now for #askfinney. michael finney is here answering questions from facebook and twitter. how can i boost my credit? >> let me give you the most important things. first pay all your bills and pay them on time. next watch your credit utilization. a lot of people don't understand this. let me tell you how this works. it is how much of your credit you are giving at any one given time. if you have a thousand dollars credit limit on all your credit cards and have a balance combined of $300, that's a 30%

credit utilization and that's what you want. 30% or less. next, don't apply for too much credit all at once either. that drops your credit score. and finally, keep the very first credit card you get open. the longer your credit history, the better, that's the ease yefts thing you can do. keep your first credit card forever. >> is it okay to close accounts? >> absolutely. but it will ding you on your credit score. you don't want to close an account if you're going to be buying a house. everybody gives that look. it us didn't make sense but it is what it is. you had too much credit, now it's like okay, as long as he's not doing anything, i'm happy. >> don't take the money you want to give me. jenny from daily city asks, i get a lot of the junk mail. how do i get off these lists? >> i feel your pain. if you don't want financial officer

offers, go to opt out prescreen.com. if you want to stop direct mail offers, catalogs, that kind of thing, go to mail preference service at bmh lease.org. this service costs 2 bucks for the last ten years and about 80% of america's direct marketers use the service. you will notice a huge difference. now, i know we'll post them and you can easily find them. >> liberty from san bruno asked when is the right time to buy a house? >> prices are better in the winter, prices in spring go up as much as 10% higher. but there is more to choose from. that said, here in the bay area, it is a seller's market. so, if you plan to buy in the near future, the sooner the better. and by the way, almost any time is a good time to buy if you're going to hang around the bay area long enough. if you're going to leave two years or less getting a little shaky. the longer your outlook, the better your opportunities. you're going to look like you're a genius in ten years. >> love it.

>> all right. if i could look like a genius at any point. but do you have -- >> i'm glad you mentioned that. on friday i'm going to be in alameda to hear consumer questions live. south shore center near panera friday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. come down, say hello, bring your questions and any paperwork you may have. you may end up live on abc7. you can ask questions on social media. post them with the hashtag #askfinney. >> thank you, michael. >> now for an important piece of health news with all of our sunshine, using sun screen can cause a vitamin d deficiency. researchers in vallejo found sun screen with spf 15 or higher can block vitamin d production by 99%. this is a reason to overexpose yourself to sun. a simple walk with arms and legs exposed will be enough for most people to get enough vitamin d. >> taking a car for a test drive but not the usual test drive

track. >> people feel in control. >> it's the high-tech track that will give companies a chance to improve self-driving cars before they hit the road. >> dan is here with a look at what is coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. dan. >> four cats from a sweltering car rescued. there is an unexpected twist in the situation. and 7 on your side michael finney returns with the app that makes it easier to decide if a piece of furniture is perfect for your home. those stories and a lot more when kristen and i see you for abc7 news at 5:00.

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in primetime tonight on abc 7, the goldbergs followed by speechless, modern family, designated survivor. stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> intel took the wraps off a new garage where engineers will tinker with the cars of the future. >> abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom got a tour and a test

drive. >> all right. >> reporter: the ribbon cutting was quiet but the innovation inside will echo around the world. >> this is the safety valuation center for autonomous testing. >> reporter: a garage where engineers will tinker with cars like this. intel is working with delfi which could sell this system to auto makers by 2019 and they're teaching 40 of these bmw test vehicles how to drive in different parts of the world. >> in the u.s. we have left freeway exits, we have right turns on red. >> reporter: an autonomous bmw could hit the market by 2021 hidden under a sleek exterior. >> cameras, ultrasonic and radar in the vehicle. >> reporter: sensors pointed in every direction, this car generates so much date a within a week the trunk would be filled with hard drives. the trick is lou to use all that data and then quickly make room for more. >> you still have to be able to use your trunk and have a place for a golf bag. for us it's about taking big computes and shrinking it down

into a small form so it can be kept cool. >> reporter: intel has been granted a permit to test on city streets. recruiting riders, the general public. are they comfortable, >> are they confident. do they feel safe. >> reporter: some will ride on this car. >> you're requesting this vehicle. >> reporter: it's like uber or lyft without the driver, with no human to talk to designers have to figure out how you'll interact with the car. >> click the go button. >> reporter: how long you need to hold the button down to how the car will convince you to trust it. >> people want to feel safe. feel comfortable. physically comfortable yes, but more importantly psychologically comfortable. >> reporter: in san jose, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> it's amazing, right? >> absolutely. >> intel is working with south bay cities to let the test cars talk directly to the traffic lights. it's received a permit to run a demo drives on montague express way in santa clara. so, maybe we can go down the embarcadero and the lights are actually in sync.

>> crazy. you you can get the latest news any time abc7 news alert and get the first where you live. >> that will do it for us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm alma daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> nobody wants to see anybody's life taken. >> a deadly day in downtown san francisco. an officer opens fire after an altercation between two men apparently over a sandwich. >> also a hot weather no-no. four cats removed from a sweltering car. but there is an unexpected twist to this situation. >> hikeers, be on the look out for rattle snakes. plus what you should and shouldn't do if you're bitten by one. >> record setting heat today but much cooler weather is coming. i'll show you when straight ahead. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> the loss of life is tragic and it doesn't matter how it happened. it's tragic. >> san francisco's new police chief deals with the first

deadly officer-involved shooting since he took over three months ago. an incident allegedly sparked by two men arguing over a sandwich. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. they will not say whether the man police killed was threatening his officers. >> that man did stab another man inside near fifth and market streets apparently again as i said over a sandwich. >> after that at least one officer fired his weapon. the suspect died at the scene. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is is live on market street with the story tonight. lyanne? >> reporter: well, we're hearing that the person stabbed may have been an employee of that subway's restaurant. now market street has since reopened. this happened at 11:30 this morning and it's taken police here in san francisco nearly five hours to do their investigation. this is the victim police say was being stabbed by another man seen here being interviewed by police. just minutes before, 2 foot patrol officers walking past the