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arrested a pacifica man in connection with a deadly stabbing in san mateo. and now we're learning the investigation unfolded all because a person called police to report seeing the crime posted on facebook. good evening. i'm ahmad daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. police arrested 39 year old mark menshikov in connection with the stabbing. they believe he knew the victim. >> yeah, that victim has just been identified by the coroner as 41 year old claribel marie estrella of san mateo. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has the latest on the investigation . >> sky seven was overhead wednesday afternoon as san mateo police responded to the hillsdale garden apartments near 37th avenue and edison street. it's just a few blocks from hillsdale mall. officers were there because someone had called the nye county sheriff's office in nevada to report a crime. >> they received a phone call about a facebook video that that showed a stabbing of a female. >> the sheriff's office pinged the phone number associated with the account that posted the video and it came back to a

large apartment complex in san mateo. >> due to the nature of the video, we dispatched a bunch of police officers over to address. >> police went door to door in searched for three hours. they eventually found a woman dead inside an apartment. two hours later they arrested a suspect for murder. police say they tracked and found the suspect because of his cell phone. they arrested him in his car in san jose. san mateo police say they knew the victim but they won't give other details. they say they don't have a motive for the stabbing. >> it's tragic, horrible. all of those things. it's tough enough when we lose someone in our community and then for someone to post a facebook video is just -- just hideous and horrible. >> that was -- that's disturbing. >> we heard from several neighbors. zina lives directly across from

the woman who was killed. >> i heard a scream the night before. >> it's a lot to know what you live here where somebody got murdered and it's not easy being the neighbor. not right across by 20 feet away neighbor. >> investigates are looking for more information information and want people to come forward if they can help. dan: new developments in a caught on video crime in a string of carjackings in oakland. police have arrested two mench and a police officer they say are responsible. they captured an attempt carjack a car on video. oakland police believe the people who did this also carjacked drivers in the thompson avenue, joia and thompson heights avenues. >> during our 11:00 a.m. midday show, we asked the oakland mayor

about that crime and other crimes. two shootings just blocks away overnight. in one police officers found a person shot to death. there have been no arrests. there was also a pregnant woman shot in the chest on international boulevard last night. she and her unborn baby are hospitalized in stable condition. here's what the mayor said about the incidents. >> it's outrages, not appropriate and has to come to a stop. i know the oakland police department, the city of oakland, we're united to solving these crimes and preventing them and hold those intercontinental accountable. dan: in less than an hour, a public safety meeting is scheduled to take place in oakland with alameda district attorney pamela price. organized by several neighborhood groups as an opportunity to hear from price about herb views on the justice

system, her views and relationship with oakland police. however, there are concerns that the meetings may turn political at officials recently filed paperwork in an effort to recall price. ama: we're hearing today from central police chief william scott on the hunter's shooting. police say the 41-year-old man who was shot and killed by police yesterday was shot and killed, which they recovered. the man was taken to the hospital but died of his injuries. dan: police departments throughout the bay area have gone the extra mile to try to recruit officers from. signing bonuses and extra pay to tv ads. san francisco is finally seeing some results but is it enough to make up for all of those who have retired or walked off to other jobs? our reporter attended academy training with the chief of police. >> this is something not seen in

recent years, a higher number of people going through the academy. these threw two classes have 4 candidates. >> the next class is on pace to probably meet or exceed where we are with this class. >> today mayor london breed aaddress -- addressed those in training as a symbolic member of support. still, we have to be realistic. it's hard to replace the retire yis or those who have left. >> i'm old, i want them to get more people. 30 is a good number, way better than eight. >> officer tracy mcgrade was featured in an ad encouraging people to join sfpd. >> we should have hired more policemen because tv's really -- policemen come by and then check on the seniors and i think that's what we lack right now. reporter: and during a rebound.

town hall meeting here in the mission district, people in attendance said they wanted to see more police officers. the captain of the station told them to spread the word, join the police department. a few years ago the defund the police movement was seen as a new model for public safety. it may have had consequences when trying to recruit officers. >> the only definitive data there is that more social services, human services, those things reduce crime. >> the mayor says common sense knowledge is what will drive these new recruits. >> we're really grateful to have them be a part of it. >> abc 7 news. >> in santa cruz county, the path to recovery is well underway in the city of capitola. high surf nearly destroyed the city's iconic businesses earlier

this year. now efforts are underway to help rebuild the who i have. >> it's not only the cities but it's our county, it's the region. it's unique to have a beautiful who i have in your city. >> but since early this year, the who i have has been closed to the public affidavits it was rippled up by high winds and storms. extreme damage done there and another parts of the counselor prompted a visit by president biden. since then, businesses have returned. still, the highway remains closed. city officials say they're working constantly for it to make a big return. >> a new project is underway. reporter: since 2017 a resiliency project has been underway to make the who i have's structure stronger. >> that project focuses on what goes on our highway to make it

sparkle. >> the city plans to we've preliminary views thursday. the project has been spearheaded by communities leaders. both properties are hoped to be finished by summer of 2024. locals have weighed in and come to share their thoughts. >> has to have the charm of the current pier but maybe with more to do, for attractions. >> the city says some additions the wharf could see is a fish cleaning station, showers for beach gores, more opportunities for kids. >> we're looking to keeping the iconic spanish style plus maybe machine color. >> others who call it home are eager for their beloved wharf to return better than before before. >> i hope people will rise toward this and utilize it with

the way they never did before. dan: new scrutiny on california senator feinstein after she was confused when it was time to vote on a bill. she began reading a statement until a colleague whispered in her ear what to do. >> just say aye. >> ok, just -- aye. >> feinstein's mental finance has been questioned by some who believe the 9-year-old senator should resign. the office said the senator was preoccupied, did not realize debate had endened and a vote was called. she started to give a statement and then realized it was a vote and cast her vote. ama: after the break, we'll tell you why fans

dan: happening now, the swifties have arrived in santa clara. take a look at this live scene in the park of levy's stadium. fans began arriving at midnight and lined up just to get their hands on merchandise. ama: this was the moment they were waiting for at 10:00 this morning when the store opened. [cheers] dan: it's not the concert, right? it's the merch store. the concert isn't even until tomorrow. this view from sky 7 showing the line from the store. gloria rodriguez was there and talked to fans who say it's worth the wait. reporter: this time lapse video shows you how long the line

as fans waited for the official taylor "sportscenter" merchandise store to open. the first fans camping out near levi's stadium since ninth, many with blankets, warm clothes and lawn chairs this. swiftie even bringing an air mattress. to pass the time, some playing cards and many making friendship bracelets. >> we decided to make friendship bracelets like taylor said in her song and trade them at the concerts. >> levi's stadium and santa klara police have made it clear having a ticket is the only way to enjoy the show. no tailgating is allowed or as swifties call it. t gating or taylor gating. city council member kathy watanabe disagrees with the policy. >> it's not fair. if you do feel the need to come

then come but at the same time use common sense. >> i will be t-gating outside for both nights. >> you know they're saying don't do it. >> i know but i mean, it's a public street, you can't really kick us out of that. we'll be in the area and see what he can we can do. >> they allow people to tailgate for 49er games and stuff like that, i don't seep white they wouldn't let us. >> while they're getting their merch today, most swifties already have their concert outfits picked out. >> we're dressing up as two matching street signs, which she says in her song. >> so these lines will be open until 7:00 p.m. today and police are reminding everybody that that's going to be a lot of traffic here on friday from and saturday night. plan accordingly and take public

transportation if you're able to. gloria rodriguez, abc 7s. ama: if you're driving inta clara, be prepared, till be road closures becau the concerts. it won't reopen until after the concerla saturday night. dan: if you have a ticket, scan the q.r. cod on your screen. it will take you right to our website where we've put together a whole page of everything swifties need to know before the show. information on weather, the public transit and what you can and cannot bring into the adium. ama: and abc isoi a taylor take over on o 5:30 p.m. show and extended coverage from 7:00 to 7:30. dan: coming up, an effort to

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dan: a group of east bay commuters is making a push to keep casual carpool alive. the decades old commuting option is on the brink of extinction and as tara campbell explains, it's going to come down to the power of the people. reporter: the signs are here but the carpoolers are not and joe is hoping to change that. >> we're trying to bring back casual carpool. reporter: the grassroots no-pay system born out of convenience for east bay commuters. drivers pick up passengers at multiple locations. two passengers into the much speedier and cheaper carpool lane. >> i was able to get into fran easy that way. that's why i loved it.

>> used to go pretty much every day one way into the city and it was very convenient and cheaper than bart and faster than bart. reporter: but the once popular commuting option is struggling to come back from the pandemic. >> i wait at the carpool line 20 minutes a day. i get picked up probably once every two, three weeks. reporter: they've tried everything from apps, social media and more. >> we've fried saying here's the day we're going to start. we've tried that for months. >> and now turning to there survey. >> it has a lot of questions. what would bring people back? reporter: in the metropolitan, the transportation commissioner says the survey is the right move. >> one gentleman has a survey that he's seeking to circulate and i think that is actually an important step. reporter: god good winn is with

the f.t.c. and says the survey will help answer important questions about demand. >> is it passengers, is it drivers? where precisely is the demand coming from? what are the old casual carpool locations, the pickup spots that might come back earlier than some of the others. >> and as far as the m.t.c. getting behind casual carpool, he said what started as a people powered movement is likely to stay that way. >> that same kind of organic action will be required to revive casual carpooling in this emerging post-pandemic world. ama: and we are posting a link to that sur have i at abc 7 news.com. dan: sometime time far check on the weekend. ama: spencer is here with the latest. spencer: we have a brisk

afternoon wind developing. gusts up to 30 miles per hour earlier and even now it's still revaluate breezily. gusts up to 25 miles per hour and the 24-hour temperature change is impressive. in the north bay it's about 40 degrees cooler than at this point yesterday. in the east bay, six or seven degrees cooler and san carlos, 11 degrees cooler than that time yesterday. current temperature readings, 63 in san francisco, oakland, 65, low to mid 70's and 61 at half-moon bay. notice the absence of clouds at the golden gate. breezy. mid 70's at napa and low 80's at fairfield and concord and 9 at livermore. looking eastward you can see clouds stack up near the

coastline there near emeryville. these are forecast headlines. coastal clouds pushing inland overnight, gradual warming through the weekend and then a swift warm-up for the taylor take over going into the weekend. the clouds expanding and pushing across the bay and pushing well inland. so 5:00 tomorrow morning, lots of clouds lingers near the coast and bay. overnight temperatures comfortably cool. mainly in the mid 50's. a little bit chillier up in the north bay. 65 here in san francisco. most locations around the bayshoreline will top out in the mid 70's tomorrow. mid to upper 80's in the inland east bay although one or two locations may hit 0 degrees tomorrow and the forecast for

night number one of taylor swift's concert tomorrow evening. sun will set at 8:22 and during 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., concert time, about 65 degrees in the early evening dropping down to about 60 later at night. so a lovely evening for a concert. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and we have a little weekend warming trend coming our way. saturday, sunday, and monday. inland highs from low to mid 90's. mainly mid 70's around the bayshoreline so the warm-up will help bring us a heat wave. a sharp cooldown mid week next week. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, look for highs inland to drop seven to 10 degrees after a weekend of 90's. dan: the messy effort to bring the a's to vegas continues. the proposed look for the new stadium in las vegas is undergoing some changes. they've reportedly told the

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dan: you can get our live newscasts, breaking news, weather and more with our streaming app. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. ama: lego is looking far master builder. the denmark based toy company held a competition in the south bay. participants freestyled lego bricks to create their models. the prize? a full-time job at lego land discovery center bay area. company officials say it's a paid position with millions of lego bricks to build with. dan: that's a big perk. ama: let's get to abc news anchor for a look at the upcoming news. >> we're looking at all things taylor swift. swifties were lined up today getting their merch prior to the

weekend concerts. we'll have a report live from levi's stadium. plus, july is set to be the world's hottest month on record. a stanford professor joins us to skulls the impact here in the bay area and more. those stories and more at 5:30 on abc 7 bay area freedomming tv. dan: download the abc app or held to abc 7.com to join carina. dan: thank you for joining us. we'll see you at 6:00.

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tonight, breaking news as we come on the air involving former president trump and what we've just learned involving the special counsel. the former president has been bracing for another possible criminal indictment, potentially connected to january 6th. the trump legal team meeting with special counsel jack smith just today.