dan noyes has that part of the story from san jose.hat is new at 6:00. >> just coming out of santa clara county superior court. it looks like they have a history of making threats associated with his workplace. jaquiski lived with three roommates at this san jose address. one of them also worked at a local restaurant with him. in march of that year, they got a temporary restraining order binding shouted stay 300 got away from him at work and 3 yards while both parties are at the residence. the roommate accused jail while making threats of making life difficult and threatening to kill me if i don't get his job back. he goes on to describe a terrifying morning on march 12 of 2018. he wrote that mr. xia came into my room unnoticed and asked for his salary. the roommate told him to go ask for it at the restaurant but he answered today i will kill you and tried to suffocate him with a pillow. i used all of my might within a few seconds to push him away. the two of them continue to wrestle until he said he convinced him to talk peacefully. h

for the icing, dan noyes, abc7news. >> governor newsom laid out his latest eight budget proposal today. because as california braces for 22.5 million dollars deficit this year. to make up for that, cuts on the horizon. 300 $50 million will be cut from two programs to help first-time homebuyers. nearly $3.1 billion will be cut from transportation and climate programs. that includes reducing investments in the states moved to lower emission vehicles. it will take effect july 1. orange county democratic congressman katie porter announced she is planning to run for senate. she seeking the seat held by dianne feinstein, who has not said whether she will seek another term. feinstein is 89 years old. >> roads in montecito and santa barbara county have been ravaged by the recent series of storms. a large portion of the road you see here, just swept away. evacuation orders were lifted tuesday after they were put in a place yesterday on the fifth anniversary of the 2018 mudslide that killed 23 people. a stretch of highway 101 from santa barbara to ventura reopen this afternoon. but close due to

for the icing, dan noyes, abc7news. >> governor newsom laid out his latest eight budget proposal today. because as california braces for 22.5 million dollars deficit this year. to make up for that, cuts on the horizon. 300 $50 million will be cut from two programs to help first-time homebuyers. nearly $3.1 billion will be cut from transportation and climate programs. that includes reducing investments in the states moved to lower emission vehicles. it will take effect july 1. orange county democratic congressman katie porter announced she is planning to run for senate. she seeking the seat held by dianne feinstein, who has not said whether she will seek another term. feinstein is 89 years old. >> roads in montecito and santa barbara county have been ravaged by the recent series of storms. a large portion of the road you see here, just swept away. evacuation orders were lifted tuesday after they were put in a place yesterday on the fifth anniversary of the 2018 mudslide that killed 23 people. a stretch of highway 101 from santa barbara to ventura reopen this afternoon. but close due to

kristen: are dan noyes learning about the suspect. we're learning more about the victims, including some of the names. marciano martinez was killed at concorde farms, josÉ perez was also killed. larry: pedro felix from as defra mirrors was killed at mushroom farm. zach fuentes at half moon bay with more. zach: it is those hearts and minds of everyone at half moon bay which is the reason for these memorial -- this memorial we are standing over. it says as a community we grieve. this is a community in grieving. everyone is trying to process what happened in the last 24 hours including local leaders who have been out here not just offerings -- offering emotional support but doing what they can to make changes at the legislative level to help prevent another tragedy from happening again. as the investigation to the tragic half-moon bay tragedies continue. assembly member says he was on the vigil for members in the moderate park shooting. >> here we are 24 hours later, i am in my district in a impacted by mass shooting. it's hard to believ