arrest of a third following a car accident last night. >> yeah, it happened just north of town at sky farm drive in thomas lake harris drive. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has more. >> reporter: it happened at the bottom of this intersection, a right/left/tee with a golf course on the other side. you see teerns there right now. they've been coming all day leaving flowers. let's begin with jenna kelly friends with a 16-year-old girl who died after being thrown from the car. >> i mean, they're all good kids. like all teenagers, they wanted to have fun. it just didn't go well. >> reporter: it happened at roughly 12:30 this morning, a fast-moving car that appears to have blown the stop sign, hit the curb, gone airborne and hit three trees on the way down. that impact ejected two of the teens from the car. the driver received only minor injuries. the santa rosa police withheld names, kids and parents at maria krill a high school know all of them. >> this is the worst phone call

you could ever get in the middle of the night. >> reporter: santa rosa police arrested the 16-year-old driver. they have charged her with misdemeanor, vehicular manslaughter. well, police say there is no indication of another car being involved, witnesses say there may, in fact, have been more than one based on the crash, the cries of other kids to call 911, and the scene afterwards. >> i don't know if they're all traveling together or they're there, but it's just unusual to have four cars up here that time of night and all the people i could determine were young. >> reporter: here you're looking at the path the car took as it went over the embankment. those are some of the trees it hit. according to santa rosa police, the 16-year-old driver tested negative for drugs or alcohol. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> now to the evacuation at a facebook facility in menlo park after a deadly poison was su expect. >> yeah, it happened just across the road from facebook rex tillerson.

abc7 news reporter chris nguyen is live near the scene with the story tonight. chris? >> reporter: dan and kristen, within the last hour, the fbi arrived on scene to assist with this investigation. a total of four buildings had to be evacuated today, but at this hour, just one remains closed off as officials continue that investigation. in menlo park this afternoon, confusion and concern after a package delivered to facebook's mail processing facility on hamilton avenue tested positive for sarin. >> there's five people that are in the building. >> reporter: two of those employees were evaluated for possible exposure, but officials say neither of them have shown any symptoms. >> everything is contained and quarantined within the building right now, which is great. and the fact that we have no signs or symptoms with anybody is great. >> reporter: in a statement, a facebook spokesperson said, in part, a package delivered to one of our mail rooms was deemed suspicious. we evacuated four buildings and are conducting a thorough investigation. the package arrived on campus around 11:00 this morning.

fire officials say facebook security machinery displayed two positive tests forz sarin, but an open air test came back negative. sarin is a chemical warfare agent that is clear, odorless, colorless and tasteless. the menlo park fire protection district has been on scene throughout the day as a precaution. sky 7 was overhead as multiple buildings were evacuated. >> the proper entry into the building and do an evaluation, and determine whether or not there actually is a exposure or not. >> reporter: in addition to the fbi, we also saw another hazmat truck. hazmat truck roll up to the scene just a few moments ago. officials are hoping that the tests from earlier in the day were false positives. we're live in menlo park tonight. i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> all right, chris, thank you. as chris mentioned, sarin is a manmade nerve agent. it has no odor in its pure form, but it can evaporate into a gas and spread into the environment.

exposure to large doses may result in paralysis and respiratory failure. sarin was used in two terror attacks in japan in 1994 and '95, the latter of which killed 13 people when the gas was released in the tokyo subway. >> an update now on a story we first brought to you on abc7 news this past weekend. we now know the name of the driver involved in a deadly crash in oakland. the car flipped over and slammed into a pole on san leandro street leaving behind a mangled mess. the alameda county coroner tells abc7 news the driver was 34-year-old stanley reese, but did not say which city he was from. >> well, today california became the state with the highest gas tax in the country. now nearly 80 cents a gallon after a variable state tax went up another 5.6 cents. abc7 news report ore laura anthony is live in wul nut crwa with the story. laura. >> reporter: hi, dan. we found folks at the gas pumps

ae really taking this price increase in stride. it's another 6 cents on top of about 12 cents that was imposed last year. folks, we found for the most part, were eager to fill up. they're going to pay the price even if they don't know exactly where the money is going. once again, california drivers are paying out at the pumps, this time in the form of a 5.6 cent increase in a special state gas tax effective today. >> i think it kind of sucks. it's going to be killer for everybody, but it's worth it. >> i have gone from pumping the premium down to the regular just to be able to kind of afford to fill up the tank. >> reporter: according to aaa, the latest increase means california has jumped ahead of pennsylvania with the state with the highest gas taxes in the country. washington, hawaii and new york round out the top five. >> the good news is we have been seeing prices falling over the last about six weeks in california. if you remember, the memorial

day travel season gas prices were over $4. right now we're seeing a dollar, dollar.20, more than the national average right now. >> california's tax is now 79.42 cents per gallon. nearly 50 cents of that goes to fixed federal and state taxes. an additional 17 cents in fair va variable state tax. and the rest an underground storage fee. the latest increase of nearly 6 cents is passed by the state legislature in 2017 to raise $5 billion for road and mass transit improvements. >> if it fixes the roads, are you okay with it? >> you know, some way i think that's okay. i still haven't really noticed a lot of progression in the roads. >> reporter: now, i asked people what their line in the sand was when it comes to gas prices. they're telling us for the most part, $4 a gallon. they said at that point some of the folks told us they would

decide to modify their trips in their cars, even cutback ongoing out to dinner to try to make sure they stay within their budget. in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> laura, thank you. in the north bay the city of santa rosa has stopped enforcing noise complaints in areas that are rebuilding after the north bay wildfires. that means people living there are going to be hearing a lot more of this. the city council last week adopted new rules to allow contractors to work between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. monday through saturday without fear of a noise violation. in fact, work could start as early as 5:00 a.m. and go until 9:00. 9:00 p.m., if the city deems it necessary. according to the santa rosa press democrat, this affects more than 1,000 rebuilding projects in coffey park and construction in new burned down neighborhoods.

besides contractors, the change is a big deal for homeowners. their two years of insurance pay outs for living expenses are quickly coming to an end. >> well, the salesforce transit center in san francisco has partially reopened. nine months after the discovery of cracked steel beams led to it being closed. the $2 billion terminal's lobby and its 5.4 acre rooftop park are again accessible to the public, including this gondola which transports visitors from the plaza to the park. most muni and golden gate transit bus serve advice is expected to resume later this month. a-c transit, greyhound, west cat links and muni treasure island will connect to the bay bridge next month if all goes as planned. >> los gatos is trying to lure a lot more people to its main downtown drag by making the street friendlier to pedestrians and bicyclists, but it's not forgetting about cars entirely. >> yeah, that's true. starting next week four blocks of santa cruz avenue between

balk man and elm will temporarily become a one way street. a bike lane will be installed. parklets with seating will be built. angled parking spots will also be installed to keep the current number of spots. >> some businesses are worried about the traffic congestion it could create. locals have long complained about streets being used by santa cruz-bound kriefrz looking for a shortcut to heavy highway 17 traffic. >> now, in late october it returns to two-way traffic. they hope it will bring more business to downtown merchants by getting people out and about on foot. that's the key. >> all right. the shocking death of a major league pitcher. his last game was in oakland. plus. >> the departure of andrej iguodala means a new future for the warriors obviously. how his leaving the team extends well beyond the court. >> the downside of change, after 170 years the san jose church closes its doors. >> and an emergency landing in southern california and video from inside the cockpit captures a rocky crash.

>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a cooling trend

working quickly, that's bounced to the left side. la stella to wall shall, one out. >> tragic news for major league baseball. los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs has died. the 27-year-old was found unresponsive in his hotel room near dallas where the angels were set to play the texas rangers tonight. that game has been canceled. the cause of death unknown. skaggs pitched against the a's on saturday in anaheim. he becomes the second angels player to die during the season in the past ten years. pitcher nick aid enheart was killed in a car crash in 2009 just a few hours after he pitched against the a's. >> the warriors will have a new home and a whole bunch of new players next season.

andre iguodala and kevin durant will be gone, replaced by guard deangelo russell. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live from chase center in san francisco with how this move is playing with dub nation. lyanne. >> reporter: not good, dan. >> i'll bet. >> reporter: of course, we know now that iguodala and durant will not be playing at the chase center next year, but let's talk a little bit about iguodala, who word is he will be headed to memphis to play for the grizzlies. fans often referred to iguodala as the glue, the guy who kept the team together. steve kerr often called him the baby-sitter because he would enter a chaotic situation and was able to calm things down. the for sale sign has yet to go up, but those in this lafayette neighborhood who go past andre iguodala's home are still hoping it isn't true. >> they created such a magical

moment these past many years and he was part of it. >> reporter: but basketball is like any other business. with kevin durant leaving, trading 35-year-old iguodala meant the warriors could now add a younger and promising deangelo russell of the brooklyn nets. >> i'm sad about kevin, but really sad about iguodala. >> i think it's the end of an era. >> reporter: iguodala spent six seasons with the team, helped the warriors claim three championships, and in 2015 was the nba finals mvp. he was the team's most enthusiastic cheerleader, the one that other players listened to in moments of doubt. he had a sense of humor he shared with anyone who cared to listen. today a lesson learned. never hand over your microphone to a wanna be reporter. >> this is warriors forward andre iguodala with lee an melendez. >> reporter: people added their own accolades. >> influential, very sflun shal. >> committed, obviously team player. >> inspirational.

he was definitely a big inspiration to the team. he helped us out a lot. >> reporter: others say he is the unsung hero who loved his fans as much as they loved him. >> we had a great team, great guys. we all really appreciate y'all's support. >> reporter: and another thing that a lot of people don't know about him is that iguodala has invested a lot of money in start-up companies, specifically tech companies, and has told, encouraged other players to do the same. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> he is one smart guy. lyanne, thanks so much. sharks fans are also dealing with the loss of one of their favorite players. team captain joe pavelski signed a three-year contract with the dallas stars today. the 34-year-old has spent his whole career, 13 years, with the sharks. and led the team in goals last year. general manager doug wilson issued a statement saying firy cemented and he will be sorely missed. >> all right, let's move on now to 7 on your side.

a number of things in consumer news to talk about. >> michael finney is here with more on that, something parents are concerned about, michael. >> an interactive map. that's the good news of this. does your child's school water fountain contain lead? now, today is the deadline for schools to test their drinking water fountains for lead. more than 1600 school drinking water fountains have tested positive so far. the consumer group cal per says, some schools likely missed the deadline for getting their water tested. now, to check your child's school, go to our website, abc7news.com, where i will hook you up with cal purge interactive map for school lead testing. it's eye opening. take out delivery app grub hub may have been treading on the toes of some of the restaurants it works with. the site, new food economy, says it found thousands of websites created by grub hub that looked like they belonged to grub hub's

partner restaurants. many of those sites had higher menu prices. that hurts consumers. and some operated using a phone number the restaurants had to pay for grub hub to answer. the company now says it has stopped the practice. wienerschnitzel is celebrating its 58th anniversary by selling cheap dogs next week for just 58 cents each, one penny for each year of business. wienerschnitzel will sell you a hot dog from 11:00 a.m. to late p.m. on tuesday july 9th. excuse me, yeah, that's next week. i was getting confused. you can pick from either of the brand's famous original chili dog. the limit ten per person. even if the line is short, it's going to take a while. >> ten per person. >> thank you, michael. >> a san jose church that is older than the city it calls home has closed its doors. >> yeah, yesterday marked the final worship service at the

first presbyterian church of san jose. the church traces its roots back to 1849. it was one of the oldest protestant churches in california. >> but it was down to a congregation of just 16 people. the church executive says the changing character of downtown san jose and religion in the united states were also factors. the church also runs a homeless outreach program. its long-term fate is unknown. >> a lot of where are we going to go? you've been real help to us. and we just have to say, you know, we don't know where we're going either. we're going to be without a home soon, too. >> the church is also looking for a place to preserve historic pieces of the building like its beautiful stained glass windows and records. >> which are stunning, those stained glass windows. let's turn our attention to the forecast, 4th of july this week. >> seems like it's pretty mild. everybody should like this, sandhya. >> absolutely, because we don't have any extreme heat in the

accuweather seven-day forecast, dan and kristen. i want to show you a live picture from the emeryville camera. we have a little bit of patchy low cloudiness as we look back toward sutro tower. here are the temperatures. 61 in the city, 68 in oakland. to san jose, currently a cool spot is half moon bay at 59 degrees. nice sea breeze, typical for this time of year. gusts 20 to 25 miles an hour as you look from the kgo roof camera. the temperatures in the low 80s from santa rosa to livermore to don corresponded. the mid 60s to the low 80s, i think we can live with that. live doppler showing you a few clouds passing through the bay area. we are watching a system to our north that is going to actually deepen our marine layer, not tomorrow so much, but wednesday, and that's going to bring about cooler weather. and as we head into thursday morning which is the 4th of july, even possibly a little bit of drizzle. let's check out our forecast. as long as that trough is there calling the shots, we don't have to worry about any hot weather in the forecast. as a matter of fact, fog and

high clouds tomorrow, breezy and below average through thursday, it is going to be nice for the 4th of july. we will have some fog around for those fireworks. a live look right now from our mount tamalpais camera. we have that combination of lower and higher clouds. here's a look at your 12 hour planner for tomorrow. when you get going in the morning, 5:52 the sun comes up. temperatures in the 50s at 7:00 a.m. with some fog. sunny bay and inland at noontime. it's going to be nice and mild in the afternoon. low 60s to the mid-'80s by the time the sun goes down. the temperatures will fall. speaking of falling tomorrow morning, upper 40s to the mid 50s. we will have the fog around the coast and near the bay tomorrow afternoon. 85 in the antioch. 84 in livermore, 84 fairfield. right around the bay pleasant, 70, oakland. 76 fremont, 77 san jose. 78 in san rafael. 78 santa rosa. half moon bay 62. it will be breezy. let's check out the fire works

forecast. right around san francisco, the east bay, parts of the east bay, and clear in our inland valley. so when those fireworks are going off, you will need a light jacket. temperatures for most areas from santa rosa to oakland to san jose, san francisco, in the mid to upper 50s. so definitely will be favorable viewing away from the coast line. we are keeping a close tab on hurricane barbara in the pacific. expected to become a major hurricane tomorrow. a category 4, but it is expected to weaken to a tropical storm on saturday. the reason we're going to keep an eye on it, in case it gets a little closer to hawaii, if you have travel plans, you'll want to monitor that storm. accuweather seven-day forecast, low 60s to mid-'80s tomorrow. below average thursday and friday. warm est spots only in the low 80s. but it's going to be nice for 4th of july. warming it up as we head towards the weekend. we'll have summer heat by saturday, 90s inland to low 60s coast side. and those temperatures come down again sunday and monday. >> not bad. >> thank you, sandhya.

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southwest airlines says it is reevaluating flight schedules for the rest of the year after the discovery of a new safety issue with a boeing 737-max airplane. ceo gary kelly told employees today that the new issue is expected to delay the return of the max to the southwest fleet. the dallas based carrier operates 34 of these jets, all of which are grounded. faa inspectors discovered the new issue last week while they were testing a software fix for the jet. >> two people walked away from a plane crash in the mojave desert over the weekend. the crash landing was caught on camera. here's reporter rob mcmillan from our sister station in los angeles with the remarkable video. >> reporter: it's not the kind of landing you'd expect or hope for. but incredibly no one was hurt.

>> oh, my god. >> reporter: and given the fact that only minutes earlier the plane's engine had failed while at altitude, the propeller no longer moving, it's amazing the pilot and his passenger walked away. >> he definitely kept his wherewithal in a bad situation. >> reporter: it happened around noon north of lud low in the mojave desert. the beach craft sundowner lost all oil pressure to the engine and stalled, but not only was the pilot able to successfully bring the plane down for an emergency landing, he was able to make sure others knew about his location. >> as he was descending, he could no longer reach out to center. however, he could speak on another frequency to other aircraft at the upper altitude and relay his position, his situation and what ultimately wound up taking place. >> reporter: and location was key, because in the middle of the mojave desert with triple digit temperatures, if rescue crews don't know where to look, how would they be able to find them? >> the aircraft finally came to rest in an area west of an area

we know as kelso dunes. this is a remote area of the mojave national preserve. everything looks alike. it's hard to tell the difference if you can see the train tracks to the north or interstate 40 to the south. they are deceptively far away. >> reporter: once the helicopter did spot them, they were able to transport them out of the elements to wait foreground transportation. >> we've seen a significant number of aircraft mishaps out in the desert over the years. this is not typically how they end. >> reporter: rob mcmillan, abc7 news. >> boy, that's intense. still ahead tonight, a different kind of retail therapy. a major store helps a local school. >> but first we want to thank dell a for this picture of the incredible skies over marin. just gorgeous. share your pictures with us with the #abc7now. >> you may see it on air

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journalist talks to abc7 news about the violent attack on him during a weekend protest. his san francisco attorney is pulling no punches and taking action. also, the local cities that think the cost of convenience is too expensive of a price to pay. the new bans now in place all to help the environment. and from 7 on your side, a woman finally gets her dream kitchen, then everything starts to go wrong. wait until you see what she had to deal with, all coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. dan and kristen? >> dion, thanks very much. see you then. >> parents, you can start signing up your kids to get a free back pack and school supplies. >> sacred heart community service in san jose gives away thousands of back packs each year for its pack a back education campaign. the organization hopes to donate 3300 next month. >> in years past parents would have to lineup to register, but this year you can sign up online. we have more information on our website, abc7news.com. >> isn't that great? finally tonight, a trip to a well known home improvement

center will be improving the lives of dozens of at-risk students. >> administrators from the life learning academy on treasure island were visiting lowe's in san francisco today. they provide $17,000 in appliance and fixtures for a new dormitory on the campus. >> lifelong learning academy provides a second chance to students who have dropped out or had problems at their previous schools. >> so we've been around for 20 years. so, we really have a great idea of what kids need, so we built this dorm and lowe's is helping us put everything we need for our home. >> some of the students who will live in the new dorm are formerly homeless. others have been exposed to violence or unstable living conditions. >> with the help from lowe's, school officials hope to have it open in the fall. awesome. >> well done, lowe's. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> other and i'm kristen sze.

for sandhya patel, michael finney and all of us, thank you for watching tonight. tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly plane crash. breaking news about the ten people killed, including two pilots and four members of the same family. the small plane slamming into the hangar. the new images coming in. and what authorities have just found out. the mystery death of a major league baseball player. what authorities are saying tonight. president trump back home after that historic meeting with kim jong-un. now a report claiming the white house may allow north korea to keep its nuclear stockpile. and just moments ago, the martha raddatz standing or iran. outrage at the border. a secret facebook group discovered. current and former border agent sexist jokes. the investigation tonight. violent protests erupting