along the same stretch of road in san mateo county. uert m dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. deputies discovered abdul na near monday night on skyline boulevard. the second victim was found last night near skyline and sweat road. >> unser hasan has new details revealed today on the second victim. unser? >> dan and kristen, that's right. the second victim was found screaming for help when deputies stumbled upon him during their investigation, he died on scene. investigators a investigators are now trying to determine if the two stabbings are linked. >> skyline boulevard was blocked off for a second day following an investigation into a second fatal stabbing. on tuesday night, sheriff's deputies were searching for evidence into the first fatal stabbing when they found another victim. 31-year-old john sione

they saw a car drive towards them they believed was the suspect. >> a deputy fired at the vehicle driving towards the victim and both deputies. the suspect was not hit by gunfire but the vehicle went off the roadway into a ditch. >> the suspect identified as 26-year-old malik dosouqui of pacifica. >> he was being weird. he wouldn't say nothing and just to himself. >> jeremy who didn't want to show his face on camera grew up wth malik. he says the family are good people but mahlik had become reclusive. he would stand in front of our driveway and stare at us, stand for a couple seconds. stare at us continue to do what he's doinging. > dosouqui was hospitalized for an injury to his arm. once he's cleared he will be booked into san mateo county jail. coming up at 6:00, the stabbing

victim in the first incident his family with the yemeni consulate. unser hassan, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. today police released body camera video of an officer involved shooting last august. officers tried to you talk the man,' apparently had a knife in one hand and a pair of shears in another. he refused to put them down. eventually he begins approaching the officers. they give him commands and shoot him with bean bag rounds. he sprints towards the cops. this is when the shooting happens. he survived and was sentenced to more than three years in prison. >> pg&e today released the results of the equipment safety inspections ahead of this year's fire season. pg&e will be replacing part of a transmission line and several towers in marin county. crews found several issues on a line that serves sausalito. they're get a plan in place for

the next steps. pg&e announced they will permanently shut down the line that started the deadly camp fire in paradise. one of two defendants in the ghost ship trial wrapped up his testimony this afternoon. max harris became emotional when talking about the eight friends he lost in the fire. and he defended his actions before and during the tragedy. news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: in a contentious cross-examination, prosecutor audrey james tried to get defendant max harris to admit he was calling many of the shots at the warehouse. harris has admitted calling himself the executive director of the artists collective but said that was more of a joke. asked about the fateful night of december 2nd, 2016, james drilled harris why he didn't point out the building's exits to arriving concert goers. "the exits were clear. i never felt a need to have someone stand by the door and point." >> 36 people died that night.

all but one unable to get out in time from the second floor. here are their faces. >> the prosecutor is trying to bully him into using certain terms and phrases. as a desperate attempt to try to get a conviction. >> reporter: he lies constantly. >> reporter: among those watching harris's testimony, family and friends of the victims. >> he'll lie and they'll put up some evidence to catch him in the lie. he's doing it over and over and over again. i think the worst thing he could have done for his own ways was open his mouth. any sympathy that any of the family members might have had for him before is gone now. >> harris also testified about his own harrowing escape the night of the fire and his attempts to put it out with an extinguisher he called ineffective. next week, a man and his wife is expected to testify in her husband's defense. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> two adults and two kids are out of their home after this

fire in san jose. the fire started in the garage. crews ended up cutting the door to get in. >> the fire broke out at this home on bristlewood lane just about 11:00 last night. all four people got out after noticing smoke and flames in the garage. an electrical issue likely started the fire which often happens in a garage. >> police tell us a car's owner is cooperating with investigators after a motorcyclist was killed in a hit and run crash. the driver of the car ran away. moments after hitting the motor psych theist along mission boulevard and brown road. it appears the driver made a left turn in front of the motorcyclist around 5:30 this morning. >> the fp tc is reported lid investigating google owned you fooub tube for its handling of children's video according "the washington post," the government launched the investigation after complaints of privacy advocates

saying is youtube failed to protect kids who used the streaming videos service and improperly collected data. is the post says the investigation prompted youtube to accelerate potential changes for recommending videos for kids. youtube is reportedly considering making major changes in response to concerns children are being exposed to harmful content. according to "the wall street journal," executives are considering moving all children's content to a separate kids app. youtube is also thinking about turning off the auto play feature on children's content. popular videos for kids represent millions in ad rev knew. >> we're digging into some of the issues that matter most to you including the housing crisis. google made a bold move yesterday as we reported by announcing a $1 billion plan to help ease the crunch. but their approach has been met with questions. news reporter chris nguyen is live in san jose to explain.

chris? >> reporter: dan, a lot of attention on google after this announcement. this will certainly help with building homes in the immediate future but it could come at a cost to cities in long run. >> google's $1 billion housing investment plan drew praise from business advocacy groups but also met with skepticism from some of you on our abc7 news facebook page. these concerns were shared by a group of goog employees and community members who protested today at the shareholders meeting in sunnyvale. >> they shouldn't portray this as something out of the goodness of their hours but because the community spoke out. >> reporter: google plans to set aside $750 million worth of company owned land for housing development over the next ten years. the ceo estimates up to 15,000 homes could be built but the exact number is debatable because google hasn't provided specs how the homes will be

constructed. >> we need to know more details about does this commitment mean for renters fearing google coming to town means they and their families may have to leave in the future. >> reporter: this portion of the plan is contingent on local municipalities agreeing to convert commercial and industrial land into residential which could be a hard sell. >> the cities tend to lose money with residential development in the long run. >> reporter: mayor sam lick card doe says cities in the south bay need to work together. >> in everyone is simply playing a game after protecting their own treasury, we won't get the housing built. that's what we've seen for the last several decades in smaller suburbs summer google will establish a $250 million fund to provide developer incentives to build at least 5,000 affordable housing units locally. the construction timeline has into the been released but the company has already secured support from the city of mountain view. it is currently in talks with

sunnyvale and san jose. we're in san jose tonight. chris nguyen, abc news. >> thanks so much. then there's this. another california housing bill las decided in the assembly. ab1279 would have added incentives for developers to build middle and low income housing in wealthier communities. the state needs 3.5 million new housing units to address the housing crisis we are facing. > a warning tonight from the santa clara county sheriff. what's being mailed that has the agency on guard. >> how schools in oakland are at the center of the charter schools debate. >> the draft is tomorrow and the gm is telling us what his focus is on. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. when you see the marine layer rolling over the hills, you know it's going to be a cooler day. i'll let you know how long it will last coming up. >> car confusion. how new cars

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the state is moving toward new limits on charter schools, something that was a major issue when oakland teachers went on strike in february. across california, 628,849 students are in 1306 charter schools. that's 10% of all public school students. the percentage and is much higher in oakland where an stipulated 27% of students are enrolled in charter schools. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez looks at the new recommendations. >> reporter: remember when california's governor said it was time to take a closer look at the impact charter schools have had on public schools? four months later, here it is. ten pages worth of recommendations were put together by a task force and handed to governor gavin newsom. among them, extend the timeline top approve or deny a charter

school petition from 60 to 90 days. here's a big one. compensate districts when students transfer to charter schools. >> that is a great idea. >> reporter: all smiles from the teachers union because if a school loses students to a charter school this year, the state would still give the district tuition payments based on the number of students from the previous year. >> it gives districts time to adjust and it also helps us deal with declining enrollment. >> reporter: it says the state should develop new standards for overseeing charter schools. and should remove the california state board of education from the approval process. >> if a district doesn't feel the need to have another school, the district has no recourse to say we can't have that charter school here because then they can just go to the county or the state and the state eventually will approve it. >> the state approves 75% of all appeals shutting out any type of

local control. nay dar bay is a charter school advocate who says they were created out of the need for better schools in oakland. >> america is built on competition. this is a free market society. this is about competition. why are they leaving the chapub schools and going to charter schools. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> starting tomorrow, you can buy shares in the workplace messaging site slack. the san francisco company will launch a direct listing not an ipo and will be immediately available for trading. a direct public offering won't raise cash for the company but will allow employees and early investors to sell shares. slack technologies posting first quarter revenue of $135 million on losses just shy of $32 million. the new york stock exchange set slack's reference price at $26 a share. heads up here. don't be fooled by a legitimate looking foreclosure notice that people are receiving in the

south bay. the santa clara sheriff's office tweeted a copy of this fraudulent let hear claims to be a foreclosure warning and claims there's a lien on the person's property. abc7 news called the phone number. a man named greg answered and hung up. the sheriff's office says the county would not send out this kind of notice to people. >> as automakers across the nation scramble to replace potentially deadly air bags, one company is trying to avoid any fix. >> for the fourth straight year, general motors is asking to be excused from replacing takata air bags in millions of cars and pickup trucks. >> they've been successful for all of these years. gm claims its air bags are unique and not likely to blow up. they say none of the ruptures occurred in any of its suvs orpikup trucks. takata declared the gm air bags

as defective. the takata defect was blamed for 24 deaths and hundreds of injuries worldwide. a major pharmaceutical lab is recalling dozens of drugs that may not be safe. the fda says some of the drugs may not be sterile or could have been cross capitaled. the drugs treat conditions ranging from indigestion to mood disorders distributed from january to april of this year. premiere will be sending certified letters to patients and doctors. the company says it has no reports of any adverse effects. j. d. powers has a very technology designed to make cars safer on the road is causing confusion for many new opens are. lane change and blind spot warnings, autopilot and collision detection make us safer. many owners can't tell if the systems are on or off.

they don't know how to use the tool and claim the computer systems are more prone to glitches. j.d. power taking a look at all of this says complaints should die down as owners get used to the new technology and bugs are fixed. >> just like on your program. think about a program how you get used to it. >> thanks, michael. >> it's been a bad year for bees. beekeepers across the country have lost 37% of the honey bee colonies. that's the worst int winter on record for bees. it's considered a big deal since they pollinate $15 billion in crops each ear everything from apples and cherries and aumtds and blueberries. >> starting on monday, disneyland visitors can vis"sr reservation. other crowd control measures will be in place. are servations will be required at a lightsaber shop and cantina at galaxy's edge. people who don't show the could

be fined $200. don't make a reservation and don't show up. depending on crowd sizes people may have to enter a digital queue when they can enter "stars wars" land. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> a new look for airline seats. one company showing the future of seats and they're smaller than ever. check this out. these are standing is soothes called the sky rider on display at this week's paris air show. according to the sf gate, you lean on a bicycle style type seat cushion that sits higher than the typical airline seat with 23 inches of leg room. most airlines offer about 31 inches. it comes from avo interiors. they've been pushing this concept for a decade but still no takers from the airlines. i don't think people would be rushing to buy a ticket. >> can you even call that a seat? i mean -- >> just when you think they got as small as they could. >> all right. let's talk about the accuweather

forecast. >> it seemed a little crammed, didn't it. >> a little? >> you'd have to get to know your people next to you very well. look at this live picture. this is just so cool. looks like somebody clip whipped up the fog. it's rolling in. we have a stronger on shore push had here's a look at your evening planner. 50s tonight to low 80s. far inland still in the 80s. mix of sun, clouds, breezy. sunsets at:35 and temperatures dropping with the increase in the cloud cover as we led towards the latter part of the night. grab a jacket if you're running out to you run some errands or just step out and enjoy the evening. let's look what's in store for the weekend. tomorrow is cooler. as we hit the weekends, summer heat for your saturday and sunday. mid-90s inland. 60s near the coast. you don't have to worry about the coast getting too hot. we'll have our microclimates at

play. a live look. sun shining over the shark tank. it is a lovely view. fog sitting right near the coast. that's holding temperatures in the upper 50s in places like half moon bay, get farther inland and you're up into the upper 80s. we had a range of temperatures from the low 60s to the low 90s today. those numbers did come down a few degrees. we'll see the cooling tomorrow. as you look at live doppler 7 and satellite radar, you'll notice how gray it is near the coastline. as the system buts through the pacific northwest, it will cool all the bay area down. high pressure will allow the cooling to be felt. it will be noticeable tomorrow. the fog along the coast around the bay tonight, 6:00 p.m. midnight, it's pretty much widespread cloud cover across the region. tomorrow morning around 5:30, you'll not only be looking at gray skies but even patchy drizzle. be careful, 8:00 a.m., still plenty of cloud cover around. as we head into the afternoon, we'll start to see clearing.

it's socked in golden gate bridge right now. cooler and breezier tomorrow. summer begins on friday with a warmer pattern. first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the 50s. you might need a light jacket or sweater. watch out for slippery spots due to drizzle tomorrow afternoon. 79 los gatos. san jose morgan hill, 76 in in gilroy. 7 in sunnyvale. 61 on the coast and pacifica, hang onto the jacket in daly city. 60 tomorrow afternoon. 66 in downtown san francisco. north bay 74 in san rafael, 75 sonoma, napa, 80 degreesrosa. newark castro valley mid-70s. you will see the sun in the east bay and inland east bay, as well. but you will not find heat not on thursday. 79 in livermore.

81 in concord. 79 in walnut creek. friday, it is warmer. summer solstice occurs in the morning, upper 80s inland. low 60s near the coast to mid 60s. hotter on saturday. temperatures are going up into the mid-90s and on sunday, it's still going to be hot inland. mild at our beaches. you can download the accuweather app and track the temperatures as they change and they will. the seven-day forecast breezy and cooler tomorrow. summer starts 8:54 friday morning and it hes up appropriately so saturday and sunday. good time to hit the pool. or the beach. because it is definitely going to be cook inland. little change on monday but notice those temperatures tumbling. tuesday and wednesday, we'll drop you below average with low 60s to the upper 70s to mid 80s. so we're going to see that seesaw if you will in our temperatures. a big seesaw as we head towards next week. >> or roller coaster. maybe one of those plane seats.

>> right. >> thanks. heaven for bid. >> up next, how the warriors

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one week after a foul ball hit a woman and sent her to the woman, the white sox are extending netting to corners of the outfield. fans hope that the decision will start a trend. major league baseball has left the decision of increased netting up to each team. every season a number of fans are hurt. >> the nba draft is tomorrow and after losing the finals only six days ago, the warriors have a lot of issues to address this offseason. as you know, kevin durant still hasn't decided whether or not i will stay with the warriors to rehab his achilles in the last year of his contract or hit the free agent market. we'll have to see. klay thompson is eligible for a max contract. warriors general manager bob myers says today he still hasn't had surgery on the torn acl he suffered in game six. meyers says the main focus is to

fill the roster and get through the 2019-20th season healthy. >> even the guys that are healthy have played a lot of basketball. we're talking about steph, draymond, those guy guys that played a lot. we're going to get guys that can hopefully contribute and eat up minutes. >> the warriors have 28th and 5th picks. the draft starts tomorrow night at 5:00. you can watch it on espn. >> now, 50 years ago, the warriors made history. drafting a woman three years before title ix. in 1969, denise long was a 19-year-old shooting guard from we wa. in her senior year of high school, she average the 69 points per game. warriors owner franklin ma lee at the time drafted her in the 13th round in the hopes of starting a women's pro basketball league. long was honored by the warriors during the finals last year when she got to meet the time during

practice. >> i got an assist. >> that was fun. >> experts say if long graduated today, she would have been inundated with scholarship offers. the ncaa didn't begin sponsoring women's athletics till 1982. a trail blazer before there was a trail. >> that's a great line. from one incredible athlete to another. >> abc7 news is there for today's incredible surprise

coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, we're the only ones to dig into a story about a family defrauded when trying to rent a south san francisco apartment. tonight we try to stop this from happening to anyone else. safety tool like seat belts can save lives. 7 on your side michael finney explains there's a lot of tech out there not in your car. and the new country involved in a trade war affecting produce in the central valley.

all that plus much more coming up in a half an hour at 6:00. >> thanks, we'll see you then. >> finally tonight a young soccer player holds the highest honor in america after being surprised by teammates on the peninsula. >> abc7 news was in atherton when menlo school senior sophie jones was overcome with emotion. she captured the gator ade national girls soccer player of the year award. her mentor steve young qb presented her with the trophy. >> i came in here thinking i would do an interview for winning state player of the year. i was surprised with the gator ade national player of the year. i still can't believe it. it's going to take awhile for me to process. it's such an honor. i can't believe they chose me. >> isn't that great. >> she will attend duke university on a soccer scholarship this fall. >> she helped menlo school

capture a sectionalnality title. >> world news is next. >> i'm dan tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. and breaking news right now. in the attempted assassination of david ortiz, what authorities have just revealed. big papi wasn't the target after all. we're live. the deadly highway crash. a tractor-trailer going off the highway, bursting into flames. multiple cars set on fire. two dead. several others raced to the hospital with severe burns. we're on the scene. also, the train derailment. several cars off the tracks. the train carrying explosives and munitions. the highway shut down. the tornado watches as we come on the air. several states. concern in dallas and the tornado warning in orlando for a time. the state of emergency in ohio. and this major storm all the way to the east coast. joe biden facing backlash