nasim aghdam had a long talk with mountain view police. >> she shot four people on youtube's campus before shooting herself. >> aghdam's father says that police called her after they found her sleeping in her car. >> her family had reported her missing on monday. and we're now learning more about the conversation mountain view police had with aghdam hours before the shooting. >> cornel bernard spoke with the chief today and he's live. cornel? >> reporter: the chief had a lot to say about a conversation one of his officers had with the shooting suspect right here in this walmart parking lot, not far from the police station early tuesday morning. he says there were no red flags and nothing unusual about her behavior. >> it's pretty natural to see people living in their cars nowadays, so i'm really sorry to hear what happened.

>> reporter: sandra lopez says it's not unusual to find people sleeping in their cars in the walmart parking lot, it's not illegal. that's where nasim aghdam was resting. >> reporter: the police chief says that's the conversation that one of his officers had with aghdam just hours before the shooting. aghdam had been reported missing last week. >> in the conversation that the officer had with the father, there was nothing that the officer heard that raised his concern. >> reporter: an hour later, aghdam's father called the officer back to say -- >> she was likely in this area because of her dispute with youtube. >> reporter: the chief saysin a aghd aghdam's father says that the dispute was over restrictions put on aghdam's channel.

>> there was no reason to think that this dispute was anything other than a business dispute. >> nasim's brother talked to us. the sheaf says that information was never conveyed to police in the bay area. >> mountain view police feel the need or did they contact youtube or san bruno police about this person? >> no. >> reporter: in mountain view, cornel bernard, abc7 news. >> a youtube executive just spoke for the first time since the shooting promising increased security on youtube campuses around the world. >> dion lind live. >> reporter: dan and kristen, employees have been tight lipped today refusing to comment on today's shooting. but just moments ago, we heard from a representative from

youtube who expressed his gratitude toward the first responders and also talked about changes that will be implemented for security. we learned from police that the shooter entered the patio from the garage, that same garage where workers today picked up their cars. we also know nasim aghdam never entered the building itself, but more safety measures will be put in place. >> we will be increasing the security we have at all of our offices worldwide, to make them for secure, not only in the near term and in the long-term. our employees have been encouraged to take off work and making sure elwiwellness servic are rededadedly available for t. >> reporter: two of the three victims have been relesionsed from the hospital and the third

one is in good condition. we also learned there were many acts of her oism that took plac by the youtube employees. >> at the riverside county home of the suspected shooter, she lived with her parents. >> today they were in shock that their daughter was named as the attacker. >> reporter: the father of that seem aghdam says the family is in shock and trying to make sense of what happened. >> i don't know how she's like this. i'm sorry. i can't believe it. >> reporter: in a statement he further says, although no words can describe our deep pain for this tragedy, our family would like to express their utmost

regret and sorrow for what happened to the victims. throughout the day family and friends also came and went from the home. some spoke briefly with reporters. >> i think that hearing it is bad news. i'm so sorry for those people shot. >> she was a very good person. she took care of animals and very loving. >> any history of mental illness? >> no, nothing. >> reporter: but the family of aghdam says she was angry at youtube, the 38-year-old was a prolific poster of vegan and animal rights videos on the site. about a year ago, the relationship soured after she lost followers and viewers to her page allegedly after the company changed its filters. >> the whole world wouldn't stop eating meat. >> reporter: the family says police in the bay area told them

they would keep an eye on aghdam after she was found sleeping in her car. they say they warned police she might do something. >> she was angry at youtube, so be careful, and police say, yeah, we're going to watch her. but they didn't watch her. >> and our coverage always continues online. we have so much more on the strangers who helped verdicts, how twitter stepped in to stop misinformation and how the shooter's background including her youtube videos, that's all on abc7news.com. take a look at that when you can. but in the meantime let's press on. a man who was charge with the putting people in jail is going there himsz. he was sentenced to nine months in jail. melanie woodrow is on the story. >> reporter: christopher -- were callous, reckless and even cruel, before sentencing him to nine months in county jail.

a jury found cords guilty of two felony counts of hit and run. in court today victim victor perez said i could not have imagined the shift my life would take, perez described physical injuries and a deep depression. he told khors, i know you have the ability to change. >> regardless of whether you're a police officer or an authority, nobody is above the law. >> reporter: as well as the sfpoa president. >> he was an outstanding cop, he was well liked, well respected, his service on the job, risking his life, his service offduty where he risked his life in an offduty robbery where he actually became injured and his service to the community. >> reporter: the judge said she received and carefully read 115 letters of support. she also said khors used his

knowledge as a police officer after fleeing the scene and not turning himself in for 36 hours, after any alcohol or drugs would have dissipated. >> i feel grateful she didn't send him to prison. >> reporter: kohos also spoke today saying, quote, i made a split second decision, it was the wrong decision, i let fear overcome my mind, i'm very sorry. dramatic moments caught on police dash cam when a suspected drunk driver let officers on a chase yesterday. the driver recklessly tried to outrun the officer in pursuit, he erratically weaves in and out of traffic. on city streets he loses control and crashes into a neighbor's yard. the driver, 27-year-old raul miranda was taken into custody for possession of a stolen vehicle, driving under the

influence of alcohol and driving with a suspended license. people versus the pentagon, google employees are staging a minirevolt. and more users are seeing their private information go public. and on the uc berkeley campus, a chemical is thrown on a woman who works there. and live doppler 7 is tracking a strong atmospheric river event, this is going to bring soaking rain for days and it will bring soaki ining rain it. i did not know at the time -- >> a local photographer says his life changed

around 1:30 a.m. a female employee walked into a restroom in wheeler hall. she encountered a man in the restroom and told him the building was closed and he had to leave. he then followed her left. >> as she had entered the restroom and asked the individual to leave and he didn't, and he accosted her with a caustic chemical. >> paramedics worked on her here and then transported her to the hospital. no word on her condition today. >> it sounds like a pretty bad attack. >> reporter: opportunistudents learned about the attack

after ta campus wide alert. facebook today announced as many as 87 million users have been affected in the cambridge analytica scandal. the british research firm hired by the trump campaign had improperly harvested data from around 50 million users. the new higher estimate comes one week before facebook ceo is scheduled to testify before a congressional committee. >> todhey didn't realize that anybody can pop in a single piece of information about a user like their email address and find out their name and their photo graph. >> cambridge an lalytica conten they did nothing wrong.

fda commissioner scotttt gottlieb says that internet service providers like facebook and twitter need to block sales pitches for addictive painkillers. the fda is planning a summit with top internet executives to discuss possible solutions although no date has been announced for that summit. meantime thousands of google employees have signed a letter protesting the company's participation in an artificial intelligence project by the pentagon. the lett google says it should not be in the business of war and should pull out of the program called project maven. the project uses artificial intelligence to improve visual recognition. it would apparently be used as part of a drone program. google says it's involvement in the project is limited to nonoffensive purposes and that the software is available to any

google cloud customer. 50 years ago today the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated in memphis, tennessee. wayne freedman is live in san francisco at one such memorial. >> reporter: i'm live in san francisco outside grace cathedral and in a moment you'll hear chime number -- well, 41. they're ringing the b times in commemoration of 50 years since the assassination of martin luther king. and that's just one observation. for all the history in san francisco's grace cathedral, a day that was very important, the day the church opened. >> if you can't be the sun, be a star. >> reporter: march 28, 1965, on the pulpit here as keynote speaker, dr. martin luther king, for dean malcolm young, he

remembers that day on this the 50th anniversary of his death. >> the congregation spilled out of the building and on to the steps. >> reporter: he's not alone in his remembrance, david johnson owes his place in the library of congress to images he shot that dr. king inspired during the civil rights movement. >> if it's had known then that i was making history. >> reporter: most of david johnson's work is color blind and very human. as dr. king went to washington, d.c. and delivered his "i have a dream" speech. david johnson was on assignment to document it. >> i was just making images that attracted me. >> reporter: some photos became iconic. this young man in abraham lincoln's lap. >> that was my lucky day. >> reporter: as for the back story. >> he was resting. he was resting.

>> reporter: did he see the symbolism of where he was resting? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: as if that matters through the filter of history. >> a pastor who knew dr. king well remembers his early activism here in the bay area. reverend amos brown leads the third baptist church in san francisco, as you may know. he recalls 1958 dr. king delivering a service to the con greg gra greg -- congregation. >> it was not enough for him to stand at a pulpit and preach salvation. he had had to engage in the movements, the social conditions. >> beyond the civil rights movement, reverend brown says dr. king took great personal risks with his stands on economic justice and ending the vietnam war.

the mill valley city council unanimously rejected an appeal that threatened the overall of the depot bookstore and cafe. according to the partners at the independent journal, some members worry that the cafe will be turned into a full-time restaurant and lose the character it had since the 1970s. the cafe's owner told the ij that all he's try to be do is clean it up. the two gray wolves now calling the oakland zoo home are now getting a look at their surroundings. they are 5 years old and were born in captivity. zookeepers have kept them out of sight to get used to their new surrounding. so to help sequoia and siskiu get used to people watching them. media will be allowed to see them tomorrow. zoo visitors will get their chance in late june, when their new habitat the california trail

opens. if everything works out, sometime next year visitors will also get to see a litter of pups. we'll see. hi there, everyone, get ready for some significant rain, it's going to be a slow moving storm. right now live doppler 7, showing you some moisture in the air. this is really not hitting the ground, it's just the moisture in the higher levels of the atmosphere. look at the wider picture here. that moisture off the coast is going to be the initial band of light rain that's going to pass through here tomorrow afternoon and evening and then get set for the second part of the storm, which is really going to dump enough rain that we may be setting records, one, two-day records, april's rainfall average is about one to two inches for many parts of the bay area, we're going to be getting that in one to two days of storms. it was in the upper 50s to the

60s. light rain arrives tomorrow afternoon. soaking rain and gusty winds fiday and saturday, and we are looking at a dryer pattern beginning on sunday. we'll have the clouds, the fog, temperatures in the 40s and 50s, tomorrow afternoon is when the rain first appears in me level 1 system for tomorrow, light rain in the north bay, spreading south in the afternoon, evening, .10 or less for most of the area. up around ukiah, .29 inch. that's just going to started. the moderate strength storm, friday going into saturday morning, rain will be heavy at times, the highest totals will be in the north bay and the hills, winds gusting at 30 to 45

miles an hour. there's certainly a possibility of mud and debris flows in the burn areas. on thursday, by 5:00 p.m., a few thundershowers may slide south into the north bay, but we have to wait until 5 5 5 5 5 5 schut -- at noontime on friday, it's not just the rain, but the wind, potential for some thunder as well, friday afternoon going into friday night, it's still going, this storm just doesn't stop, it keeps going and going, bringing us beneficial rains. saturday morning, the heavy rain continues, then we wind this storm down, rainfall totals through saturday, will add up, most areas will be in inches, the hills could see as many as three to six inches. certainly a possibility of small stream flooding, mud and rock

slides are possible. also in the sierra, the foothills, mountains, basically at 3 to 6 inches of snow. accuweather 7-day forecast, it's a light level 1 system for tomorrow afternoon, turning stormy, level 2 for friday, saturday morning, wet and gusty and then we'll taper that storm the second half of the day, sunday, monday are dry, level 1 system, showers and breezy for your tuesday with a chance of rain on wednesday. so get ready. significant rainfall expected with this storm. >> we need it. >> yes, we do. using your phone while driving, there's a new push to make penalties more severe. >> and new at 6:00, a local expert says the youtube shooting should be a wakeup call for tech

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coming up on abc7 "news at 6:00," we continue our team coverage of the youtube shooting including an examination of the policies the shooter had complained about. and the abc7 news i team looks into tesla experiences >> we're public servants offduty

as well as onduty. >> firefighters come to the aid of a 92-year-old man just days after they rescued him from a 20-foot well, what they did for him was pretty special. that's coming up on abc7 "news at 6:00". >> a call for celebration on the green went horribly wrong. >> see for yourself how a magical moment turned tragic. >> there wasn't really tragic i but tony frenal couldn't contain his excitement. he rolls his ankle, while on his knee, he appears to pop his ankle back in place. tomorrow he'll tee off in the first round of the masters so with any luck he'll be okay. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time.

tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the new developments in that shooting attack at youtube headquarters. what we're learning about the female gunman. the bizarre video she posted. her vendetta against that company. authorities tonight revealing she went to a gun range hours earlier. deploying the troops. the military responds to illegal immigration. president trump orders the national guard to the southern border. they could be heading there as soon as tonight. facebook scandal. the personal data of tens of millions more users potentially compromised. more than first reported. how facebook founder mark zuckerberg just responded. plus, the nfl star who police say may have prevented a school shooting. the threatening post discovered on his social media account. the student arrested. and honong