faced off against each other, apartment complex from the case two of the last three nba 4 years ago in stanford. championships on the court. >> epic battles of course. he was, to be served with a but today the sports world is warrant when suddenly he disappeared and appears to hav buzzing with talk that lebron shot and killed himself. may want to play alongside kd sheriff's deputies arrived at the apartment complex to serve a for the lakers. warrant on the resident at you >> abc news anchor eric thomas know it 185. from sky7 you can see it's a has reaction to a report that lorj bltding. the protocol is to knock on the lebron raised this idea to durant. >> the rumor started with in doan are door and identify tweet from espn steven a. smith themselves. however the sheriff told abc 7 who says i'm told lebron texted news there was a gunshot not from a deputy. kevin durant about coming to it appears the resident shot and killed himself. l.a., as in the lakers. the resident has been a suspect on the radar screen for a 1974 that would pair arguably the two best players in the league with cold case, the brutal murder of one of the nba's most storied a 19-year-old woman named arliss franchises. perry seen in this photograph fans we spoke with at the giants from the news archives. game at kd she was the wife of a stanford is going anywhere. pre-med student whose body was >> he is won her. found at the alter of the i don't think he is going where he might be second fiddle. church. the santa clara sheriff's office >> this fan from claefld he has been working on this case doesn't think lebron is brund through the years of a succession of detectives going for southern california. he is he is that's where had his over evidence with fresh eyes hoping for a break. kids are. he is from akron down the way. >> both men will be free agents >> detective sergeant allan

starting this weekend. although durant said as recently as the i can't victory parade he niess was able to get additional plans on re-signing with the evidence tested. there's been a lot of increases in technology for dna. warriors. this fan from oklahoma and seen and we were able to get more kd leave once and doesn't see it information that really led to us believe that this was the happening again. >> i think he is happy playing with the guys that are already suspect. >> the apartment complex is in all-stars. and the less he has to do the san jose police jurisdiction. so its officers took over the better. scene as if an officer-involved >> steve. a. smith has been more wrong about kefren durant than right shooting. however deputies did not fire at the resident. about. >> damian bruce at 95.7 the game a former resident of the complex is more than skeptical. says the subrogate o suspect was he says this is a symptom of the not too far friendly. way fans and sports writers >> when he would get in his car or walk he won talk to anyone. outside the bay area feel about the dubs. at times i would see him i would >> i don't think kevin durant say good morning or how you wants to leave the warriors. but i think a lot of people doing. covering the nba would love to he would like stair away see him leaching the warriors. process. not too friendly. >> the sheriff said that the >> so fantasy basketball league resident was aware that he was being investigated as a possible fans relax you're likely to see suspect. the man's brother, a retired a dubs dynasty for a while. police officer, and his wife in san francisco, eric thomas, arrived shortly after the abc 7 news. shooting but did not talk to us. >> that's good news. we contacted the warriors for comment but the team says it's not lourd to talk about the name -- the name of the potential free agents right now. suspect has been identified to stand by. well the warriors holding me by two sources as steve

crawford. open tryouts of sorts. the name steve crawford appears in the stanford daily newspaper not to help them defend the back articles pertaining to this case to back nba titles. but they're looking for artists. from 44 years ago. not athletes but artists. he was identified as the security guard who came across they plan to enhance the new the body of arliss perry dead at home, the chase center with the work of local artists. memorial church. a search by abc 7 news today did plans call for placing museum identify a man named steve blake quality art and photographs around the arena. crawford as living in an apartment in this complex. designers hope the pieces we are live in san jose, david highlight local history including the entertainment louie, abc 7 news. scene over the decades. >> david, you mentioned they another bit of international good will was unveiled on market tracked the suspect via dna. is this similar to how the pointing the way to san francisco's sister golden state killer was tracked cities. the arrow shaped signs include technology. the genology part or the direction of each city, also the miles to get there. >> reporter:dy ask that. mayor mark farrell requested the and the sheriff it's not entirely similar to the golden display calling it a fitting state killer case in that the dna evidence was in possession. but it appears that new testing response to the tension in the world. were a factor involved in this, >> especially with the federal government building walls, tearing down relationships, we tying this possible suspect to are literally creating tariffs, that arliss perry case. >> interesting. here in the city of frist we all right, david thank you so much. lead the way in a different as we said arliss perry's manner.

body wdas university. and we are leading the wayabling bridges between our different countries and different cities our team coverage continue was lyanne melendez live at stanford throughout the world. >> the signs overlooking the this afternoon. plaza include nearly 20 cities lyanne. >> reporter: well, dan, i want to point out here that stanford from san francisco's first has not issued any kind of parent, osacka, japan, to the statement. now, we asked dozens and dozens most recent edition. of people if they recall this murder. and it seems that no one here kiel japen. >> my birth city, taipei only remembers this. and that's because the gory details were not publicly 4600 miles away. >> a stone's throw. released for some time to protect family and friends. >> maybe i should go anyway just to skip the heat. >> that's a good idea. visitors from all over the world the heat is building over the next couple days. come to see the stanford a look at live doppler 7. memorial church without a clue sunny skies right now opinion what happened here in 1974. coleayext even now in even people who graduated in the 70s have never heard of the a nice view here from the roof murder. >> where was i in '74? top camera looking at blue i graduated the second time skies. it's currently 64 in the assistant. already. >> do you remember it at all. oakland across the bay 66. >> no i do not. 74 at mountain have you and san >> ar ris k. perry lived with jose. her husband i escondido gilroy 77. 59 right now at half moon bay. village. and this is a clear view from he was a stanford student. the east bay hills camera according to the investigation it was about 11:30 at night when looking toward mount diablo. 87 in santa rosa. she decided to pray inside the

church. 77 in napa and novato. two witnesses remember seeing ch near the front row. lay low to mitt atds at concord. and 78 at livermore. steve crawford was the church's the golden gate blue skies no hint of fog and not likely to security guard. crawford the security guard said see any ton. as usual he came to lock up at the forecast features, rising midnight but when crawford temperatures, sharply over the next two days. returned to open the doors much temperatures up to 104, 105 in church at 5:45 in the morning he notice add side door open. some inland areas saturday. according to the stanford daily, and the dry gusty winds and craw crawford found the body next to the altar. rising temperatures that means here is old film of vrgs going high fire danger. check out how gusty it is across through the crime scene the bay area. searching for clues. we have gusts from 23 to they collects semen and found a hand print but couldn't find the 35-mile-per-hour generally. and of course that does not help the fire fighting effort. killer. now, according to a number of overnight mainly clear with low reports throughout the years temperatures generally in the including the san francisco mid-50s. weekly, the dean of church at lows drop to the upper 40s. the time his name robert hammer and then tomorrow high temperatures of 67 in half moon. ton described the crime scene as 72 in san francisco. we see low 80s around the bay ritualistic and satanic. he died in 2013. shoreline. mid-90s in the inland locations and hotter in the and heat will ve stanford, lya be widespread on saturday. look for numerous inland linked to a cult the subject locations, especially north bay

and east bay in the triple digits. we'll see upper 80s to near 90 of a become. around the bay shoreline on one book by a former reporter. saturday and 70s on the coast. reports that perry was killed it won't cool down much on from instructions from sunday. maybe cooling near the coast and right around the bay. satanists. the son of sam murders is said but inland still see upper 90s to have known something about to low 100s in inland locations it. in 1979 david berk wits sent a sunday. thn temperatures moderate inland become to the in other words on monday around the bay still upper 70s to low 80s. authorities and wrote in the margin that arliss perry was this warm spell this heat spike is going to last at least three followed to california. days into the early part of next stay with abc7news.com for this week. and new here is the accuweather or other bay area cold case seven-day forecast. murders. hottest day generally will be on saturday. dled the 57 and enable push when many inland locations will alerts to get breaking news. top out at above 100 degrees. move to the terror in a maryland newsroom. some locations like clearlake and farther north locations may five people dead, several more gravely wounded after a shooting at a newspaper in annapolis. see triple digits sunday. but generally inland highs will >> one man is in custody, drop to the low 90s on sunday as reportedly not w the heat begins the retreat. mild to warm on monday. investigators. abc news reporter atf at the sen cooler and breezier on tuesday, fourth of july, looks nice as well. and temperatures start to rise again next thursday. >> wow. 104 on saturday.

>> really, really hot and dry. >> thanks, spencer. annapolis, maryland and capital >> okay. as the weather heats up so gaz theette. >> several other persons are do the streets. it's the summer of paving. gravely injured, five killed. >> you could see people yup. that's really a thing. evacuating hands raised above we have the details. plus, look at this line. heads. law enforcement working to clear >> wow! building nearby. >> and the police came through dozens of people waiting for knocking on the door grabbing the last meal at a popular east the door and checking to make bay restaurant. we will take threw. sure he is okay. stay with us. he is like you need to get out. hello, sir. well, hello, traffic. we ran out into the hallway gloo if you're navigating through phil davis, a reporter at the gazette tweeting there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people shot while you're under your desk and then hear the gunman reled. larry hogan on twitter urging people to stay away from the with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. area. so far authorities saying they have no motivate for the it senses and automatically adjusts shooting. >> it tells me there has to be they ing in reference to the for a limid time, save to $500 plus free recently published, in sep 3eden particular today. is there something in an article i'm trying to manage my a1c, or in an editorial that would then i learn type 2 diabetes lead them potentially to someone puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. in the shooter actually say

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gallbladder problems have happened in some people. 11:00 tonight, the cvp says they begin closing sections of tell your doctor right away if you get symptoms. highway 4 behind me for very taking victoza® with a sulfonylurea or insulin brief periods, maybe one or two may cause low blood sugar. common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, minutes at a time. they say it's to test a new decreased appetite, indigestion, and constipation. system that could save lives. side effects can lead to dehydration, >> this is going to help us which may cause kidney problems. change the course of your treatment. deter any sort of future gun ask your doctor about victoza®. violence. >> the california highway patrol will be closing stretches of state route 4 tonight to begin testing spot shotter technology. it's being installed on several east bay highways playinged by shooings in recent years. >> it's a combination of live fire and blank ammunition for the different akuwaitics where, for calibration of shot spotter. >> it can locate gunfire within well today marks the beginning of the summer of 25 meters of the origin. the system will include cameras paving. >> not exactly as fun, as beach or the week in wine country. and license plate readers. but oakland hopes it means a a comprehensive network to solve the shooings that claimed six smooger ride to get where aur lives in recent years. going. >> a lot of people happy about the hope is the system acts as a this. jessica castro from abc 7

deterrent. >> during a wire tap mornings has the details. investigation we actually heard >> reporter: san francisco had the criminals talking to each the summer of love. other about the fact that they oakland gets the summer of needed to avoid certain paving. >> there is less music and more stretches of the freeway because there were cameras up. of this sound. >> the chp reports 136 freeway but it's welcome noise to many shootings in the the 9 bay area folks. >> i'm happy that they're getting done, because it's been counties since late 2015. years of problems on the about a third occurred in contra costa account on highway 4 and streets. >> reporter: drone view 7 shows the aerial view of the work 24 and on interstate 80 near already starting. crews are trying to pave three richmond and san pablo. shot spotters in use in many times more miles as in previous cities around california. but mefr before on a freeway. years. they have a losty goal. >> this is the first use of shot they hope at least 25 miles of streets will see new pavement spotter on a linear freeway this year. the average other years has been system. >> reporter: now the cvp says six. city leaders say it will help the testing out here should wrap up by about 4:00 tomorrow drivers and improve safety. >> certainly on this street we morning. the system is designed to have lost families due to a violen primarily detect gunshots but they're going -- going to delay difference.hatan theete repaved it being fully operational until july 0th fiwos pected nex woke >> this neighborhood gets new around the julth who will ord. pavement for the first time in

decades. money for the summer of paving comes from the gas tax on the in lake county. chopping block in the upcoming more people return home as midterm elections. let's be clear that if sb one firefighters continue to make progress. some evacuations were lifted gets repealed this kind of work today. and this kind of pace will not the fire's now 40% contained after burning 1370 oh acres. be happening for oakland or for communities across california. no one has been hurt but 22 >> reporter: road work in oklahoma will last several structures have been destroyed months until the rainy season and six damaged. the fire started saturday and begins. it's a welcome sight to the cause is under residents lake robert, who says investigation. the bay area will face an he complained for a long time. increased risk of wildfires when >> it took me three years to get our weather gets hotter and them to repave the street. windier tomorrow and saturday. three years of complaining to calfire says you can help keep the city. and so i'm glad they're finally your home safe by clearing dry doing this. >> reporter: about a third of brush and other debris within 30 the money for the summer of feet of any building create whag paving comes from the controversial gas tax. we don't know exactly how much firefighters call defensible the summer months are going to space. bull parof$25li can you also reduce the fire hazard by removing leaves from the roof and another tip, be seaside until the year 2019 to careful when using gasoline improve roads here in oakland. powered tools like lawn mowers for more on the controversial near dry grass. gas tax as well as a complete >> good tips. well it's still a bit breezy map and list of all of the neighborhoods getting repaved, and what's happeni o t fire go to the website, abc7news.com.

lineis a question. >> let's check in with spencer i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. or the latest. fire danger is going to well, b.a.r.t. is speeding increase over the next few days. right now let me give you a look ahead with outdoor improvements to the market street stations. at fire conditions, weather conditions near the site of the it's going to put up new pawnee fire. up in clearlake right now in protective structures over the street level entrances. that area, it's 89 degrees the idea is to protect the relative humidity is low at 22%. escalators and the riders. wind is gusty. you can see the next 24 hours the canopies seen in the rendering are going up at powell the win remains gusty through the late night hours. street and civic center station then early morning hours it tapers off to 5 or first. nearly a dozen station also get 6-mile-per-hour. turning gusty tomorrow them. things got heated today on afternoon. now, for the week ahead, capitol hill. >> i'm reading the press said. clearlake high temperatures range from about 94 tomorrow to >> i would suggest you not rely on the press. >> today's hearing over thef l above 100 saturday. around 100 sunday and mid-90 on monday. so weather conditions are not going to improve very much in >> plus the new attempts to >> plus the new attempts to rescuer a missing soccer try jack's new $3 sauced & loaded frie terms of the fire danger. we have a red flag warning in effect for high fire danger for smherein ces solano and lake county from friday morning to sunday evening chorizo, or chipotle chicken and generally friday evening for just 3 bucks. into sunday evening red flag so tonight, kick the party in your mouth up a notch with jack's new high fire danger for many hills $3 sauced & loaded fries. continue tins o t north byand tl

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upgrade online now. five people were killed when a gunman opened fire at the offices of a newspaper in annapolis, maryland. a suspect is now in custody. no word yet on a motive. new details on the investigation into who killed a father while he was camping with his daughters in southern california. the family had been planning a move to the bay area. abc news reporter marcie gonzalez is live in los angeles with the latest on the bizarre case. >> both tristan beauty ed were hired for new jobs and just about to move when this happened. still no leads on who the killer might be as we learn new details, including that the earlier reports that bow debt was shot in the torso were in the accurate. officials in southern california now revealing that tristan bow debt was shot in the head as he camped with his young daughters. police say the 35-year-old had taken his 2-year-old and 4-year-old camping at malibu state park so his wife could

study for an exam. they were asleeve when he was gunned down at 4:45 friday morning. the children were not injured. >> the relative came over, immediately saw the problem. and helped the girls. and called the police. >> as police searched for the killer they're working with the california state parks department to compare any similar shooting incidents and see if they can be connected. there have been five other shootings in less than two years in and around the park. the most recent on june 18th, five days before bow debt was killed. >> i woke up a stinging pain. >> james rogers says he was struck by a pellett again in 2016 while sleeping in a ham okay south of malibu creek. >> when you think about going hiking or back packing i never used to think of humans as part of the danger out there. that definition changed my view on things. >> authorities have stepped up patrols in the area and the campground there is for now closed. live in los angeles, marcie gonzalez, abc 7 news.

all right, marshalscy. thank you. a u.s. military rescue team join the search for a youth soccer team missing in a series of caves in thailand. water is rising there. a rescuer is using drill to get through the side of the mountain to drain the water. the cave system extends miles and often floods in the rainy season. more than 600 people are searching for the boys and their coach missing since saturday. new details on the planned summit between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. taking place onall 16th in finishland. the white house says the leaders will discuss recommendations between the u.s. and russia and national security issues. the meeting comes amid the continuing investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. president trump denounced the probe again today on twitter. a thousand protesters took over the senate building in washington today. more than half arrested. the protest erps took over the

hart senate office building to protest the immigration policies. low back at the crowd. demonstrators wore aluminum emergency blankets like those used by immigrant children who have been separated from their parents. 570 protesters were taken into custody. and charged with unlawful demonstrating, among them washington representative carmilla. >>. first lady melania trump returned to the u.s./mexico border. today's comes after she visited facilities in a texas border town last we can. president trump signed an order last week to stop the detained families from being separated by i.c.e. other families are still waiting to be reunited with parents and children currently being held in separate places. a fiery hearing in washington. >> allies of president trump tore into the deputy attorney general over the handling of the clinton email and trump russia

investigations. janae norman has the details. >> reporter: a contentious hearing on capitol hill. >> did you threaten to subpoena their calls and emails. >> no there is no which to subpoena phone calls. >> well i'm just saying, i'm reading what the press said. >> i would suggest that you not rely what the press says sir. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the man in charge of the russia investigation facing tough questions accused by ohio congressman jim jordan of intimating congressional staffers and hiding information from congress. >> i support this report sir i'm not trying to hide anything. >> but your use of this attorney-client attack me personal. >> rosenstein taking heat as the fbi is already under fire. asked why he hasn't recused himself from the russia investigation and urged by house republicans to wrap it up. >> if you have evidence that this president acted inappropriately, present it to the american people. whatever you got. finish it, the hell up. >> the emergency hearing before the judicttee on

the same day the house voted on a resolution demanding the justice department cy with requests for documents and subpoenas. democrats argue the move is a coordinated every by republicans to undermine the russia investigation and the credibility of robert mueller, the doj and fbi. >> today we meet so the majority can criticize the deputy attorney general to his face, largely about his failure to produce documents that you know he cannot produce. >> president trump has called the russia investigation a witch hunt. he says it's carried out by 13 angry democrats. today rod rosenstein testified, quote, i'm not a democrat. and i'm not angry. janae norman abc news, washington. just ahead here, the man tapped with sochlg frist's homeless problem. >> progress is being made, just not as fast as many would . we asked the man in charge exactly what's going on. i'm spencer christian. sunny skies and temperatures rising. i'll have the forecast coming

up. let's take you outside for a low back at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic camera showing you what's going on for those folks trying to get on the bay bridge this afternoon. a little bit slow but moving. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues.

today, abc 7 news teamed up with other media outlets for the san francisco homeless project, our joint effort to address the

homelessness crisis. and jeff kositsky is the first ever director of department of homelessness and supportive housing. you've been doing it two years now. welcome, jeff. >> thank you. >> i know it's an imprecise science. but can you start us off by talking about the best estimates for homelessness in san francisco. >> on any given night there is about 7500 homeless in san francisco. 4,000 literally sleeping on the strets. on any give. year there is 20,000 experiencing homelessness in the city. >> i know there are many factors but what are the main drivers of homelessness. >> four or five main drivers. one is loss of job or income. the other is a health-related condition or situation that forces somebody to lose their income andalos housing. domestic violence or squabbles at home or inability to stay in the home where they are. and eviction i think is about fourth on the list of reasons why people end up on the veets.

>> and mental illness, mental health one of the factors. >> any kind of medical or mental health issue. >> we have seen in the last two years, the factors have squeezed people more or less. >> i think what we see is that people are being squeezed more into the central part of the city as there is more and more development, especially on the eastern water front. we see places where homeless people used to sleep becoming offices and housing. and people are being -- the problem has gotten more visible. it's not gotten significantly worse. actually in the past two years it's gotten slightly better. >> let's talk about why. what is are some of the innovative ways you came up with issues.yo aress t focusing using data and being a lot more organized around how we manage our services. we have world class non-profit organizations providing great services. but the city often didn't do the best job that we could coordinating all of those efforts. so that kind of coordination we see now both with the non-profit

partners but also with other city agencies is one of the reasons why we are making a difference. >> i know your strategy is always evolving. but recently the city cracked down on tent encamp mts. what kind of alternatives are you offering people. >> yeah, i don't think that crackdown is the right word. we've been working to resolve the tent encamp mts two years now. we've resolved 32 encamp presidents. in those there were approximately 1,300 people. 800 of them accepted offers of shelter and many moved to housing. what we do is we go out, find out what people's needs are. we ask them how we can be of assistance. what type of service that they need and then tri to match them up to the right place. it takes time. we have to build trust with people, having to get to know enemy and under their situation. you know, just coming in and cracking down or sweeping people is not effective. we have to remember there is people living inside the tents. and for us to address the tent problem we really need to address the problems of the individuals who are inside the

tents. >> if somebody asked you what is the one thing i could do as a san franciscoant resident to try to help in terms of the homeless issue what would you tell them. >> the one thing everybody can do is when you see somebody on streets homeless is say hello, look at them, smile, acknowledge that they're there. so many people tell me that they sit down and they see hundreds of people walking by them and just looking through them and not seeing them as people. and i think it's really important- dsh to remember that people who are homeplace -- they're people. and they crave the same things we all want, social interaction, to feel accepted, part of a community. and when we ignore people that we see on the streets we really you know hurt them and making it hard are for them to feel a part of as opposed to a part from the rest of theci. >> they need to humanized absolutely. >> yes. >> jeff kositsky thank you for coming in. the homeless czar. thank you for sharing insight and giving us clues on the

homeless project and what's coming up. >> thank you for having me. well the san francisco homeless project continues on abc 7. at 6:00 p.m. natasha zouves will have the latest on the stay law in the works that will let cities take control of chronic homelessness. and the homeless themselves. and we'll tag along with the street cleaning clue crew to see what they've been dealing with. new now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. starting with live doppler 7 sunny skies coast to inland, warming up into the we could. overnight clear sky was low temperatures in the mid-50s and tomorrow look for sunny skies, breezy conditions once again. but hot and dry inland. lay look for highs in the mid-90s in inland locations hotter over the weekend. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay shoreline. and upper 60s on the coast. as temperatures rise, humidly oty is low strong gusty winds remain through the week we'll have high fire danger.

a red flag warning for high fire danger in text from tomorrow morning to sunday morning in solano and lake counties. over hills and mounts of the north bay and east bay friday evening into saturday evening because of the dry conditions, the dry vegetation, the strong gusty winds and rising temperatures. low back check out saturday. high temperatures inland exceed 100 degrees in many locations up to 104, 105 in the hottest spots. the heat begins to retreat sunday. and moderate next we can. but this weekend's heat spike is intense. >> all right we'll h that thank you so much. >> okay. get this americans are exercising more but getting fatter at the same time. >> what? is this a contradiction? the story ahead. >> "7 on your side" michael finney. small cars used to be a great deal when you bought

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more americans say they exercise. at the same time obesity rates keep growing. about 24% of adults say they exercise every woke. that's up from 21% in 2015. but a new study found that 31% of adults reportn. but researchers say it's possible that people new to

exercising might already be at a normal weight. unhealthiy eating might keep many people from losing weight even if they exercise. it's always the combination between eating well and exercising right. well amazon is getting into the online pharmacy business purchasing a start-up called pill back. it's unclear if pill pack will continue to operate independently or integrated into the amazon online marketplace. pill pack is already licensed to deliver drug in 49 states. and delivers prescriptions for several pharmacy chains stock l greens after that purchase. the next amazon delivery may not show up in a ups truck. th wuning a program using their fan vans. they will us eye the blue vans featuring the amazon logo. amazon lease the vans to entrepreneurs who want to start delivery business and want to hire 10 employees. >> california lawmaker passing a

bill that would provide for protection for personal information in cyberpace. >> "7 on your side" michael finney is here to talk about how close that bill is to becoming law. got passed. >> oh. >> got passed and the governor signed it. it's a deal right now. here is what was happening. lawmakers were under the bun. both the state assembly and senate wanted to get it to the governor today and pulled it off. when the governor signed the bill into law supporters of the nearly identical ballot measure will pull their proposal off the november ballot. this was the last day to get that done both the bill and the ballot measure would prevent internet companies from sharing your personal information without your knowledge. this is considered a major, major win. eek which fax agreed to a new way of doing business in a settlement with califonia and 7 other states equifax is agreeing to strategies to safe guard consumer information. if the company fails or drags

its feet there could be fines. you may equifax breach allowed hackers to steal the information of 150 million consumers. if you are planning on buying a small car be ready to spend more than you thought and more than you would have buying the same car just last year. it all comes down to supply and demand. it always does with gas prices going up, more consumer opting for smaller cars over larger. and suvs. sticker prices are on new small cars are up 5% over last year. that's hefty. used small cars are also in demand and secondhand buyers paying a small premium for them as well. >> probably good deals on trucks. >> getting better. getting better. >> thanks. >> we pay attention to you. if you are looking for something fun and tasty this weekend we have you covered. >> nat is that zouves has ideas from the partners at hood line.

>> if you are ready for the weekend we have delicious ways to celebrate. first the japan day festival coming to san francisco. take a look. maybe you have seen this on the instagram feed. a fluffy newtlea filled wavele with ice cream. we got a look inside the kitchenen. and there is an obsession with perfection making sure the iron is 400 degrees cook for three minutes and then the ideal swirl. >> you say you fired people over this before. >> we always do trial like maybe a couple of days. >> if they can't get the swirl i love the people they want to take a picture of it. >> it's all about the gram. he says they can sell 400 a day and expecting more this weekend on japan day sample. the house made lavender honey ice cream for free. >> that's a japanese hand drum one of the many workshops live performances and activities. starting noon this sunday you see from drums to dance and

martial arts. >> such a wonderful time and it's hands on learning. what's better than live music and really get to know the japanese culture. >> and totally free. you can't go wrong. and plus if you feel swangy this is a wonderful way to celebrate the fourth of july. fdr's presidential vestal, the uss potomac. hand crafted cocktails will be deserved. 20s and 30s outfits are encourage. you'll find the info for times and tickets on abc 7 news.com. we'll link you up with hood line. have fun. natasha zouves, abc 7 news. more good food. dunkin' donuts plans to serve doughnut fries nationwide on monday. dunkin' donuts began ofrpg the doughnut fries near the home base in boston earlier. they have two bay area locations right now in south san francisco and walnut creek. look at that. stay with us. a popular oakland restaurant shutting down.

>> we're going to miss them. because i sure like the food. >> the lines you won't believe as people rush to get one last bite. and on abc 7 news at 5:00, team coverage on the decades old cold case in stanford, including the role of dna and thoughts from the man who helped solve the golden state killer case. also new surveillance video on a hit-and-run police think this is the guy who plowed into a petitioned i cab in san francisco. and the big w

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coming up tonight on abc 7, at 8:00 it's the gong show followed by match game. then at 10:00, catch take two. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. all right, you talk about the end of an era. the oldest mexican restaurant in oklahoma closing doors after 91 years in business. and the lines to get in as you can see are long. >> so long. its owner ready to retire and take care of family. abc 7 news anchor dion lim jumped in line with loyal customers who had to get the final taste. >> at first glance it's another day for mexicali rose. around the corner and a line several hundred deep wraps around the iconic pink building. all waiting for a last taste before the oldest mexican restaurant closes doors for good friday night. >> we are going to miss them because i sure like the food. >> reporter: every person in line has a story to tell. at 93 years young, dina has been

coming with her family since 1944. >> i love the food. the food is beautiful. >> for 91 years it's been place where everyone knows your name. the staff greeted like rock stars, selfies and hugs before the lunch service rush. >> you don't order. they shoep up with your plate because they know what you are eating or drinking. >> after three hours pb jerry who has been a customer since 1978 and first if line is ready to chou down. >> i always order a ground beef burrito. >> as the clock hit 12 the first wave was welcomed in. organized chaos in the kitchen. the owner and staff too folksed to top to talk plating up customer favorites especially for those ordering extra to take home to saver the familiar flavor. >> it's delicious. i mean it's worth it standing in line for three hours. >> so what will commerce like sharon do without her tack orr plate combo. >> i don't know because there is not another place like this.

we'll be sad to have it leave. >> the 21 employees have been so busy today they don't have time to stop but many have worked her 20, 30, 40 years and say come tomorrow they're looking forward to retirement too. >> in oakland, dion lim, abc 7 news. by the way, mexicali rose is open tomorrow from noon until 8:00. but you know keep in mind that the line gets cut off by 5:00 p.m. you want to get there early. >> the restaurant says they will accommodate parties of five or fewer. last chance. >> one last chance. you can get the latest news any time with the news ach. enhanced live video features, customization and personalized push alerts to get the news you want delivered in realtime. >> that's our report we appreciate your time. >> thank you for joining us and abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. we're able to get more information that really led to us believe that this was the suspect. a woman murdered inside a stanford church, no leads for

decades until now. we have live team coverage. and the new surveillance video of a suspected hit-and-run driver moments after ramming into a pedi cab. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel fire danger rising into the weekend a crosser look coming up. is there a limit how long we can live? cal researchers may have unlocked the code skbl. >> reporter: now from abc 7 breaking news. breaking news out of maryland. a man is in custody after a mass shooting inside the offices of a newspapers in annapolis five people dead. the suspect was identified through facial recognition. get this. he reportedly damaged his own finger t to prevent being identified. >> investigators are not release the his name just that he is a white neal in his fwents. first responders arrived at the capital gazette offices in 60 seconds possibly prefrting more

deaths. >> a week ago we practiced a active shooting situation we did not expect this. we couldn't have put more resources if you look behind you what's been done here. it's a tremendous response. >> and right now several shooting victims remain at the hospital, some seriously wounded. reporters at the paper meantime vou they will put out a paper tomorrow. >> phil davis, a crime reporter for the capital gazette tweeted immediately after the shooting there is nothing more tearing than hearing multiple people shot while you're under the devg and then hear the gunman reload. police in new york are on alert. a reporter at our sister station in new york tweeted that of