she remains in critical condition. feet from where eigh people were struck. he repeatedly called out, thank you, jesus, which you can hear on this video. >> thank you, jesus, thank you, jesus. >> reporter: the public safety chief said that he never said he was sorry for what happened. >> he has not that he was sorry. >> reporter: they cite the ongoing investigation with one exception. >> the only thing we can confirm at this time is that on the day of incident, he had picked up some food and was on his way to deliver the food to his bible study group. >> reporter: sunny vail police sassgun. a forensic search is underway. the defense contractor is a

financial auditor. relatives disclose he had served in iraq and may have been on medication. police confirm he was in the army from 2004 to 2006. then the army reserves until 2008. investigators are looking is that the possibility he may have been dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder or ptsd. he is describe as coherent after the incident. the police said they saw no signs of bizarre behavior. isaiah peoples is due to court tomorrow afternoon for arraignment. he remains in custody at the santa clara county jail. david louie, abc7 news. >> isaiah peoples' family says he was under intense pressure from work in the weeks before the crash. >> dan? >> i've been digging into isaiah peoples' past. the picture is becoming clear. i've obtained records of his

army service in iraq that video of him thanking jesus reflects his upbringing. >> he was born in a christian home. his dad was a minister. brought them up in church. he became deacon in hisdad's church. >> reporter: police said he was on the way to bible study when he plowed into the eight cycle i haves and pedestrians of his brother told me by phone, isaiah was under intense pressure from work by the department of defense in mountain view. he was nearing the end of his probationary period. >> like or a co-worker? >> reporter: his family tells the i.t., they saw a change when he returned from iraq. records i obtained today under the fremont of information act showed he served in the army reserve. was discharged as a private first which is a from the 435th civil affairs battalion. he received an army commendation medal for serving in operation

iraqi freedom from june 2005 to may 2006. one of people' facebook posts show him arriving in june 2005, the scene of some intense fighting over the years. after discharge, he graduated from sacramento state with an accounting degree. by 2015, his family says ptsd started causing him to act out. throwing rocks at cars and that he thought the government had bugged his house. >> he was yelling out the window. i rebuke you, satan. so yeah, he was going through a lot of stuff. >> his family tells me, isaiah peoples entered into the sacramento v.a. for treatment in 2015. officials would not confirm that citing hippa restrictions. across sunnyvale and the bay area, people are showing their support for the victims of the tragedy. hive with more on that. >> good afternoon. those victims range in age from 9 to 52 years old.

they went to santa clara. there were only remnants and a few people going by. we will speak to you live in just one motel. when there's nothing you can do, maybe this is the next best thing. it might begin to explain the flowers still buying up on el camino real in sunnyvale today. >> i walked over to safeway and hey, i want they will to know. we are there for them. >> he is among many who came by. >> these things happen. when they happen in your neighbor, it's different. >> only today can we learn the names of those in the attack. a brother and sister are in the sunnyvale school district. in a statement today, the district said of her, quoting,

our focus right now is on maintaining privacy for the family and hoping for a full recovery for the student and to see them back at sms as soon as possible a tragedy that remains thin on details and deep with hurt in sunnyvale. >> i don't know any of these people. but they're citizens. yeah. >> reporter: as we come back hive, we're told we would have one of the victims of the accident. here he is. miguel, 15 years old. you were riding your bike at the time and you're okay. you're on crutches but you're okay. >> yes, sir. i was on my bike when i heard the lady screaming. i turned my face and i saw the car coming. it just gave me time do that, i probably be in the hospital fighting for my life.

of the victims? >> no. >> you will me you had absolutely to warning. what about the man accused of doing this? he has now been charged with attempted murder, including you. do you think that charge is appropriate? >> yes. he tried to take a person's life and also my life. the charge they're making, he actually tried to kill somebody. >> what makes you certain of that? >> because he, when he was coming to the persons, there were no car comings. so he could make the car to the right or something like that. so he doesn't crush the people. he actually accelerate. he didn't try to brake the car. >> after got out of car, what was your reaction to that scene?

>> i was having no reaction. whenca he st llg. thank you, god, for giving me this opportunity and i love you, jesus, over and over again, i love you jesus, i love you jesus. he got me mad. what are you talking about? the opportunity that you almost killed people? or what? and he was repeating it. i love you, jesus, thank you for giving me this opportunity. >> what are you sensing? there is talk that maybe he's a veteran. that he may be suffering from what is called ptsd, stress after war. is that an excuse to you? >> no. he probably could go to therapy or something like that. so he can get help. instead, he almost killed people. >> how has this changed your

life? >> it has changed with a big lesson that you always need to live the day like it is the last one. kit happen at any time. it was just three seconds and he got eight people. >> that's a tough years old. >> thank you very much for talking with us. god bless you. >> that's the latest from the accident scene here in sunnyvale. abc7 news. >> thank you. we've been continuously updating this story on our website. abc7 news.com. if police give any more updates in the coming days, we'll live stream the news conference there and on our frees well. b.a.r.t. is using technology to stop crime in parking lots. why some say it blocks personal priv law enforcementfficers

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break-ins and robberies cost millions in lost property. some worry the price of the new license plate readers is just too much in terms of lost privacy. >> abc7 news reporter laura has the story. >> we have to address the crime at b.a.r.t. >> reporter: after years of chronic crime in parking lots, b.a.r.t. will begin using automated license plate readers as a supplement to more than 400 video cameras already in place throughout the system. >> it does give our riders peace of mine that they'll leave their vehicle parked for a lengthy period of time in our parking lot and hopefully it will be safe. if a crime does occur, we'll have a mechanism to investigate the incident. >> i'm so excited this is here. >> the b.a.r.t. board of directors approved a policy that allows for the use of license plate readers. in some lots, it is a pilot project. >> the reticence people have as

far as privacy are very real concerns. this really needs to get done. it is long overdue. >> i am about to embark on mass surveillance. >> b.a.r.t. crimes cost riders more than $7 million in the past two years. still, despite assurances from the b.a.r.t. board, some worry the data collected could be used in ways that go well beyond investigating car thefts and burglaries. >> a catalytic converting theft is very sad. so are immigration detention camps. we have to take these things seriously. >> in oakland, laura anthony, abc7. and also as part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we're taking a look at the issue of recycling. the bay area leads on innovation. a recent study found that high amounts of plastic pollution in the bay is there and more trash

is going into landfills. here to talk about the disconnect, jessica, thank you for coming in. first tell us a little about it. >> so we have a challenge with overconsumption and also, too much plastic pollution. which is directly connected to single use disposable plastics and packaging. over packaging. >> so how can we encourage people to use better disposal habits? >> if we stick toward zero waste habits, using reusables, trying to avoid single use disposable plastics whenever possible, using jars, reusable utensils, water bottles, bags. >> so you are an advocate for zero waste. do you think that's something feasible for a lot of people? or do you think it is kind of hard for a lot of people to reach that zero waste status?

>> i think with practice and patience and figuring out how to integrate the new with lifestyle, there is definitely a learning curve. but it is definitely doable. and it is just a transitiong. >> you sort of usut and you've done . >> the city had over 300 restaurants not participating in our recycling program and composting reason. they need to get over 50% of the restaurants to recycle and compost to fast mandatory recycling law for all commercial businesses. >> that's really great. did you find that businesses were receptive? was there any pushback at all? >> at first i worked with businesses that i knew and that were really open to it. and as time passed, more and more businesses were participating and then it just

became a trend. >> okay. that's great.s is taking part in the expo. >> it is all about moving our community toward conscious living. and we will be discussing zero waste, sustainability, alternate medicines, and all how we can integrate these changes to have a better future. >> so what can people expect? there lots of booths? >> there will be panel discussions that have to do with zero sustainable, yoeg, a alternate medicines, and they'll be do it yourself interactive workshops. it will be a lot of fun. >> for those interested, the new living expo takes place tomorrow through sunday. i mentioned single day admission is $20. you can find more information on the events website. and thank you so much for coming in and giving us more insight on

what you've been up to. >> thank you. one of san francisco's away franklin street for bcks a tour inside built in the 1880s by the architect. san francisco's his, toal society hosted the tour before the big move. in a few weeks, the home will be rolled through the streets to its new location on fulton street just seven blocks away. the home will be reconfigured into modern residential gimmicks. >> the historic preservation part is about the features on the outside. >> the interior of the home has been stripped of some of its original works. the original layout does remain the same. a little history. >> definitely. all right. so we've got a little cooler weather today. >> we did indeed.

espe developed along the coastline. is 1 to 15 dre locaon hayward,ouain view, san napa, leave anyone out? i hope not. the fog beginning to push out over san francisco. it is currently only 55 degrees here. 69 in oakland. san jose, 83 in morgan hill, 54 in half moon bay. another look at the advancing fog. 73 degrees in santa rosa. 69 at napa. fairfield, 83. concord, 86. you can see the fog hovering over the golden gate. it will be dropping a little lower and that you aring farther

in over the next few hours. it will be mild to warm. still for the next couple days through saturday. a cooler pattern begins on sunday. and we'll see bright, breezy days next week. overnight, look for mainly clear skies inland. we'll see fog pushing from the coast. show the will be some patches of fog. not only the coast but other conditions. overnight lows in the low 50s. we'll see some upper 40s. upper 40s on the coast as well. highs in the south bay. 84 in morgan hill and gilroy. on the peninsula, 76 in mateo. we'll see mid 60s on the coast again tomorrow. it will be pretty mild there. 69 degrees will be the high in down san francisco. we'll see a range of 80s in the north bay. low the mid 80s for the most part of 78 in hayward. and inland, highs in the mid 80s. is the high temperature trend is indicative of what most of the

bay area can expect. above average temperatures, settling into a more typical range. maybe even a degree or two below average on tuesday. and then bouncing back up to maybe a degree or two above average on wednesday and thursday. tomorrow will be a warm day. not a hot one but a warm day for most inland areas. so you can expect highs to be about 7, 8, 9 degrees above average. here's the seven-day forecast. a little fog at the coast. otherwise, a bright sunny day. that will be the pattern on saturday as well. then on sunday, it starts to get a bit cooler as we get our few high clouds along with thing to. the temperatures drop off about 6 to 8 degrees from the friday, saturday highs. that will hold for much of next week. it will be pretty easy. we've had some gusts but we're looking at dry weather, if you don't want your hair to blow in the breeze, stay indoors monday and wednesday. i'm giving up on that.

nothing to say. all right. we want to get to some breaking news out of east oakland. you're looking live at a car you see. it wt right through the fence and into a building at 86th avenue. the car hit the highland children's center. the oakland police have tweeted that all the children are okay. however, one adult has been hurt. officers have taken that car's driver into custody. now police have tweeted that parents can pick up their children at 86th and "a." and they are advising that re closed. in the south bay, the surprise law enforcement officers help a little girl battling stage 4 cancer. >> plus, avd

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from the santa clara's office spent the day with students at a gilroy school and brought a huge surprise for someone very special. >> chris nguyen has the storyee. mee santa clara igilroy, by county sheriff's office showing the fourth grader a little love. >> she's things and anything we can do is what we need to do. >> so muchy battling stage 4 brain cancer and has been dealing with set baghdabacks in months. all of it has been draining but she's been able to share on it instagram. one of her posts showed up. a tech at the sheriff's office. they started brain storming. >> i saw she was from gilroy.

she tagged the school. i thought, there is a possibility we could meet her. that's how wacng tthe principal and setting up a meeting and bringing it here today. >> others got word of it. >> bliring these healthy relationships with youth, with teachers, so they cann they cal us, they can respond. >> together they raised more than $6,000 to surprise sophie with a gift which they unveiled this afternoon. >> an all expenses paid trip to disneyland for sophie and her entire family. an overwhelming moment that quickly got emotional. >> after all she's been going through, she deserves happy know. >> a chance for this family to leave their worries behind for just a few days. >> i'm so thankful that they care about my daughter. that they follow her journey through her fight against cancer. >> all made possible by some of the heroes in our community.

in gilroy, abc7 news. >> a great story. disney is abc7's parent company. the family hopes to make the trip to disneyland later this summer. we'll keep you up to date. a family wanted to get a closer look at some grazing sheep in sacramento. ind. hste!invadedfa's >> you're hook at the stalookin stampede. he invited a few sheep in so his daughter could get a good look at them. they tried some tricks to try to get them to go to the grassland. his wife even tried jumping on a trampoline while playing a tambourine. >> yes! now jump up and down! >> i thought maybe he got a kick out of that. that's when the animals left the yard, as you see.

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here the stories making headlines at 4:30. a crash that injured eight people including a 13-year-old girl who is hospitalized. it happened at el camino real and south sunnyvale avenue. isaiah peoples told them he picked up food for his bible study group right before the crash. police are calling it a deliberate act. >> he has not shown any remorse jesus. thank you, jesus. in the moments after the crash. he's been charged with eight counts of attempted murder. the abc7 news i-team dug into

his background today. this document was tweeted showing his iraq war veteran. he returned from the war different somehow. they said he was under intense pressure at work as an auditor for the department of defense in mountain view. the victims include the 13-year-old girl we mentioned earlier. her 9-year-old brother and their father, both the children are student in the sunnyvale school district. the father is out of the hospital. but three of the other, eight other victims have major injuries and are all still hospitalized. two other victims are recovering now at home. pg&e says it will have to increase your rates again. today california public utilities commission granted the utility's request to recover $373 million of expenses that it incurred back in 2016 and

what are we talking about here? >> well, let me tell you. pg&e is saying, listen. in 2016, and 2017, we suffered a number of catastrophic events that ended up costing us, meaning pg&e, $588 they are saying somehow they have to pay for it. a 2017 beca state's severe drought. add to that the bark beetle infestation and costs. they spent $588 million which was not included in the regular maintenance budget which you and i already pay into. here's the explanation from one of the commissioners. >> these costs were incurred in

2016 and '17 to deal with costs including repair of darnlgs electric facilities, restoration of service after three fires in 2016, and four sets of storms in both 2016 and 2017. >> today they voted to recover about 63% of the costs. in other words, roughly $373 million. pg&e has justified its requested for the interim rate recovery as a means to partially smooth rate markets on customers. so they're saying customers can expect increases over time rather than experience one big rate shock. this outraged the network. >> even if this money was devoted to safety, that doesn't mean they did it right. they certainly haven't done things right in the past. toetminef the costs the most im

protection here is that we need. >> also in the application, pg&e asked for forecasted vegetation management costs. forward looking. not yet incurred costs. they denied that request. >>? it was denied because they said, you can't predict the future. you can't predict what will happen tomorrow. so you cannot trust customers in advance. simple. abc7 news. >> all right. thank you. will the third time be the charm for joe biden? the former vice president announced that he's running for president again. he's run two other times. in 1988 and 2008. the field is much more crowded

this t around abc ns reporte has the >>ter: forme joe benaih preside he wants it on their own merit. >> he believes slegting biden as his running mate was one of the best decisions he ever made. but the former president is not expected to endorse anyone in this diverse field of 20. he said obama isn't even endorsing his right hand man. as the former vice president already leads many of the polls. in his campaign video, he calls out president trump for his reaction to the neo-nazi marches and the death of heather hayier. >> he said there were some very fine people on both sides. very fine people on both sides? >> framing the race as a fight

for american ideals. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. i cannot stand by and watch that happen he wrote, welcome to the race, sheepy joe. if you make it, i will see you at the starting gate. >> reporter: and biden has received criticism from at least one liberal group who accuse him of being a centrist. >> biden is making "the view" his first stop after entering the race. you can watch that tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. only on abc7. student and staff at two universities in los angeles have been quarantined because of the measles outbreak. at ucla, more than 100 students and more than half a dozen faculty are under quarantine because they haven't been able to prove they've had the measles vaccine. at cal state last, it is 71

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before they can teach them or get them to eat fish on their own, sometimes we have to feed them. we will take fish and grind it up into what looks like a milkshake. we might add meds with salmon oil for calories. and then we'll place a tube gently into their mouth and their throat until it gets to their stomach. >> it is a process. some are quicker than others to learn. some are real slow. they all get released and we're very happy when they go out to sea again. >> it is a first responder and s t responsibility to see they will in the ocean. whether it things like ocean trank where we get to see animals accident, or the climate change, where the warming waters can push the food deeper. we have a chance to see they will first hand and start to talk about the solutions people can take to protect the ocean and the animals. >> we have so much fun. we walk out of here and we are

exhausted. there's a saying we say. you come for the animals. you stay for the people. we do both. >> they are cute. >> you can check out abc's brand at localish.com. lyft is trying to tackle a public health issue. the lack of grocery stores in many bay areas. >> here's michael finney with all the details. >> people are lining up behind this. one of the san francisco board of spirs committee has given a thumbs pup would ban cashless brick and mortar stores and restaurants. they say cashless stores discriminate against the poor by requiring credit or debit cards

thatle low income can't afford or can't get. the board will hear it next week. adidas is introducing a recycling shoe. it is future loop. it is made out of one material. because of that, it can easily be broken down and remade into new shoes. adidas is using heat to fuse them together instead of glue. that's supposed to make the recycling process even easier. customers can take the shoes back to adidas stores for recycling when they're done with them. lyft is offering to those that so-called food deserts a cheaper way to shop for food. many of these are in impoverished areas where there is limited access to reasonably priced, healthy food. the ride hailing company i res for just pro the hom to partner grocery stores.

the pilot program launch in the washington, d.c. and 15 additional u.s. cities are now participating. so far, no bay area cities are included yet. we'll let you know. it can't be too far down the road. all right. we want to get to more breaking news. you are looking live from sky 7 at a truck that fell on to its side on northbound 101. it spilled gravel, as you see there, all over the freeway and the street below. the gravel now covers parked cars. >> right now, all traffic is being diverted off northbound at'shoit asou pictures. it will be a mess for quite some time. >> it is 4:45 so people are starting to go home. >> we want to get to the weather. it felt kind of perfect. >> it's nice outside. >> i always say, it is in the perfect range.

sunny skies still prevail. it was mild to warm but not hot. overnight, we'll see fog which is already developing along the coastline. that you aring locally across the bay. most inland areas will be generally clear. but we'll have the fog drifting into some spots. overnight lows in the 50s. then tomorrow, look for highs in the mid 60s. mid 70s to near 80 along the bayshore line. we'll see highs in the mid 80s. another mild to warm day tomorrow. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. in fact, the next two days tomorrow and saturday. it looked nice weatherwise with a few patches of fog. the highs raemnging 50s. breezy and cooler monday. may notally in the mid 70s. the low 70s. low 60s on the coast.

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we have an update from east owing. police have tweeted that a carjacking suspect deliberately rammed a car into a daycare center. this is scene at the highland children's central. no children were hurry in the crash at 86th avenue and "a" street. paramedics treat at least one adult who was hurt. officers have arrested the driver. they say this was deliberately done of police tweeted they can pick up their children but nearby streets are closed. >> the boy who shot himself while visiting a home is making major improvements. >> can you say grand pa? say mama? >> mama. >> say hello, world.

>> say hello. >> your heart just melts. that little smile. he is now talking a huge milestone in his recovery. these are videos shared by his grandfather from his bed side at the hospital. police say he found a gun under a pillow at an east oakland home last month and he shot himself in the head. they have raised $3,400, just $3,400, of the $50,000 goal. we have a link to that account. so great to see improvement. the nba and the sacramento kings launched an investigation into sexual assault investigations against luke walton. according to our sister network espn. walton recently took over as the king head coach after holding the same job with the los angeles lakers. accusations emerged against walton earlier this week. the former sports reporter kelly tennant claims he assaulted her in 2014. she was a warriors assistant

coach at that time. two nhl referees will not work the second round of the stanley cup playoffs after a controversial call in the sharks' first round series if not alley according to espn. dana holloran, after pavelski was checked and fell to the ice. san jose had trailed vegas 3-0. the ice scored four times with the one player advantage and won game 7. 5-4 in overtime. if warriors back at work trying to move past the loss to the clippers. things seemed a little tense when steve kerr was talking with the media. he wanted the music and the practice facility turned doup. .

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hundreds of thousands of people are in nashville for the nfl draft. this is live from one of the events going on. >> they are just packed in there. the 49ers own the second overall pick. the raiders have three picks. the fourth, 24th and 27th. >> eric thomas is live in san francisco. 49ers fans are eagerly awaiting the draft. >> you think? from all that's going on around here, do you think they're excited? we've got drummers up there. a soldout crowd. about 4,000 people ranging in age from,,,,,,,,, let's take you outside to the embarcadero. if you are arriving, you

couldn't possibly have missed those folks. just about everybody picked defense. >> i think they should go with allen. >> we cannot go wrong either way. because he's good. >> so 49ers cheerleaders setting the stage. it sounds like michael jackson. as you heard, just about everybody. i'm sorry. rick james. as you heard, everybody wanted some defensive help against rusher, linebackers, nobody mentioned the offense. even though we could use a quarterback. excuse me, a cornerback. and we could use some wide receivers. there's a lot of excitement

going on and there will be all night long. there are refreshments and lots of excited fans who are just waiting to burn off some energy. see the first round pick. and you'll see the draft and we'll let you know what the 49ers do for today. right now, i've got to get back. >> why not? >> thank you. >> coming up tonight, abc7 is your hole for the nfl draft. it starts next at 5:00 p.m. a programming note, jeopardy and wheel of foreign will air at 10:00 and 10:30. >> we want to thank you for joining us. >> coverage of the nfl draft begins right now. be your best self... . it's your time... . own it... take off in 3... 2... .aww

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♪ the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >> welcome, everybody, to nashville, tennessee! come on down. broadway. and see what you see. that is a sea of humanity. 100,000 people, fans at the end of broadway is the stage where college football's elite will await their name being called by the commissioner. a lot of speculation, who will