katie marzullo is live with late details. >> reporter: standing exactly at that corner. lincoln and nevada. whatever is happening is further down the street, down lincoln. step out of the way so you can see the large police presence in the area. we understand the s.w.a.t. team is here as well. might not be able to see them from this vantage point where we're standing. neighbors believe there has been a shooting and they've been told to shelter in place. we're waiting for confirmation from san jose police department as to what happened. neighbors are just hearing there's been a shooting. but this is a large presence, requiring a lot of work on the scene as police and officers and detectives work to figure out what is going on. no information who might be hurt or if anyone has been killed. waiting for the police department. we'll be on the scene until we get it. >> good work. >>> cooling down tonight after bay area cities reached record temperatures today. steamy. emeryville camera. sandhya patel with more. >> all the records here. livermore, 94 degrees. low 90s all these

. >> katie marzullo is arriving and we'll here hear from her in a few minutes. >>> other top story, stabbed offer a restaurant. subway employee attacked over meal forcing them to open fire and kill a man. bill scott updated us. katie utehs is there. >> reporter: he said the stabbing victim is expected to survive. his investigators will be working into the night on this deadly officer-involved shooting. and we have new details from a witness. argument between a subway employee and man broke out, possibly over a sandwich. resulted in stabbing. witness snapped this photo. >> two dudes arguing and cops showing up and telling him to get down and hella nonsense. >> reporter: two police officers walking beat. >> observed stabbing a filipino male, intervened. >> reporter: saw a four inch knife afterwards. >> i heard two. that's all. >> reporter: first officer-involved shooting since bill scott took over the department. all equipped with body cameras. >> we're hoping they're in alignment with what the police have said so far. if so, may have been unavoidable shooting. >> reporter: police have not co

katie marzullo abc7 news. >>> soccer coach arrested on suspicion of sexually molesting former female player. say molested the 11-year-old girl employed as youth soccer coach in the city. investigators trying to determine if there are other victims. >>> a diablo valley professor makes his first court appearance after deadly attack. trump supporter in the red t-shirt hit in the head with a bike lock. suffered a serious wound and bleeding from the head. suspect 28-year-old eric clanton taken into custody in oakland and remains on $200,000 bail. >>> longshoremen at one of the terminals walked off the job after the discovery of a noose. second in two weeks. trucks set idle for hours. president of the longshoreman's union issued statement we reject in strongest possible terms racism in all its forms. shipping company said it had zero tolerance. >>> latest developments from manchester. suicide bomber salman abedi traveled through europe undel undetected. traveled through libya. armed officers are patrolling u.k. trains and u.k. officials blasting the united states for publishing crime scene

katie marzullo abc7 news. >>> soccer coach arrested on suspicion of sexually molesting former female player. say molested the 11-year-old girl employed as youth soccer coach in the city. investigators trying to determine if there are other victims. >>> a diablo valley professor makes his first court appearance after deadly attack. trump supporter in the red t-shirt hit in the head with a bike lock. suffered a serious wound and bleeding from the head. suspect 28-year-old eric clanton taken into custody in oakland and remains on $200,000 bail. >>> longshoremen at one of the terminals walked off the job after the discovery of a noose. second in two weeks. trucks set idle for hours. president of the longshoreman's union issued statement we reject in strongest possible terms racism in all its forms. shipping company said it had zero tolerance. >>> latest developments from manchester. suicide bomber salman abedi traveled through europe undel undetected. traveled through libya. armed officers are patrolling u.k. trains and u.k. officials blasting the united states for publishing crime scene

. >> let's get right to katie marzullo with the breaking details. katie? >> reporter: the faa tells us it was the lithium battery in a passenger's laptop that caught fire. the laptop was in a backpack in the cabin of the plane. so we're talking about jetblue flight 915, coming to san francisco from new york's jfk and had to make an emergency landing at the airport in grand rapids, michigan. this is video of the plane after it landed there. we understand that at some point passengers smelled smoke and the fire was discovered. and the flight was diverted. a woman on the plane told the abc affiliate in michigan this. >> i was stunned. i knew something was going to happen, because, you know, lithium batteries catching on fire when you're up at 38,000 feet, you can't help but think that we've gotta do something. so, i was prepared for it. >> reporter: the fire was put out before the plane landed, which was around 8:00 in michigan. no one was hurt and there was no damage to the plane. jetblue released a statement tonight. it reads, jetblue flight 915 from new yo

. >> let's get right to katie marzullo with the breaking details. katie? >> reporter: the faa tells us it was the lithium battery in a passenger's laptop that caught fire. the laptop was in a backpack in the cabin of the plane. so we're talking about jetblue flight 915, coming to san francisco from new york's jfk and had to make an emergency landing at the airport in grand rapids, michigan. this is video of the plane after it landed there. we understand that at some point passengers smelled smoke and the fire was discovered. and the flight was diverted. a woman on the plane told the abc affiliate in michigan this. >> i was stunned. i knew something was going to happen, because, you know, lithium batteries catching on fire when you're up at 38,000 feet, you can't help but think that we've gotta do something. so, i was prepared for it. >> reporter: the fire was put out before the plane landed, which was around 8:00 in michigan. no one was hurt and there was no damage to the plane. jetblue released a statement tonight. it reads, jetblue flight 915 from new yo

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live where the shooting happened in san jose where the shootings happened. katie? >> through the company he worked for we have learned the identity of the man shot and killed inside his home. his wife was also killed. the killer was someone they knew. a husband and wife shot and killed in their willow glen home. the husband name is nari narin prabhu. juniper networks is deeply saddened by the recent loss of a long-time employee. we are focused on supporting our employees and their families through this difficult time. the shooting happened around 9:00 wednesday night. >> we heard a series of pops. thinking that it was firecrackers or some other type of noise. we didn't think too much of it until the police showed up. >> san jose police have not identified the shooter, but say he was the ex-boyfriend of the couple's daughter. the police chief says the 24-year-old man ultimately pointed a gun at police and was shot and killed by an officer. a neighbor captured the audio on her cell phone. >> he didn't give this family choices. he didn't give my offic

live in dublin, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you. new at 11:00, a disappointing outcome for some parents in east bay. about an hour ago the alameda unified school district voted unanimously to shut down lum elementary. a soil analysis found that the ground beneath the school could lick which phi in a big earthquake, possibly causing a collapse. other reports dispute those findings. now the staff has to figure out where the students will attend school in the next school year. >>> eight billion dollars, that's how much money the state of california has just lying around waiting to be claimed. >> a bunch has to be ours, right? >> clearly. >> we wish. tonight 7 on your side michael finney is here investigating how you get what is rightfully yours. >> absolutely. we're not just talking about cash either. this includes jewels, rare more. coming up, i'll show you the simple steps to find out if something there belongs to you. >>> and check out these flames. the panic in a california community today after a wall of fire suddenly erupted. >>

live in dublin, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you. new at 11:00, a disappointing outcome for some parents in east bay. about an hour ago the alameda unified school district voted unanimously to shut down lum elementary. a soil analysis found that the ground beneath the school could lick which phi in a big earthquake, possibly causing a collapse. other reports dispute those findings. now the staff has to figure out where the students will attend school in the next school year. >>> eight billion dollars, that's how much money the state of california has just lying around waiting to be claimed. >> a bunch has to be ours, right? >> clearly. >> we wish. tonight 7 on your side michael finney is here investigating how you get what is rightfully yours. >> absolutely. we're not just talking about cash either. this includes jewels, rare coins, gold and more. coming up, i'll show you the simple steps to find out if something there belongs to you. >>> and check out these flames. the panic in a california community today after a wall of fire sudde

katie marzullo is live in downtown san jose with the story. katie? >> dan, ama, for hours now, we've seen car after car, truck after truck crowd this intersection, many with a large mexican flag waving. you might be able to catch one here, yes. about an hour or so ago we saw police reconfigure the intersection. they're trying to keep the cars off santa clara street because it's safer that way. and of course safety is the main idea for police tonight. in downtown san jose, it's easy to see who is celebrating cinco de mayo. the people and the cars speak volumes. >> the whole raza getting together, you know, have a good time. >> i look forward to seeing the different type of low riders and decorated cars as well. >> reporter: angelina usher brought her granddaughters to east san jose to get a taste of how the city celebrates. >> for me, it's a celebration of our heritage and of our nationality. >> san jose police know it's a night that can also include a lot of partying and drinking. >> anything that is going to cause problems in the downtown area or on

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live where the shooting happened in san jose where the shootings happened. katie? >> through the company he worked for we have learned the identity of the man shot and killed inside his home. his wife was also killed. the killer was someone they knew. a husband and wife shot and killed in their willow glen home. the husband name is nari narin prabhu. juniper networks is deeply saddened by the recent loss of a long-time employee. we are focused on supporting our employees and their families through this difficult time. the shooting happened around 9:00 wednesday night. >> we heard a series of pops. thinking that it was firecrackers or some other type of noise. we didn't think too much of it until the police showed up. >> san jose police have not identified the shooter, but say he was the ex-boyfriend of the couple's daughter. the police chief says the 24-year-old man ultimately pointed a gun at police and was shot and killed by an officer. a neighbor captured the audio on her cell phone. >> he didn't give this family choices. he didn't give my offic

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> the verdict, again, is expect at 9:00 a.m. download the "abc 7 news" app and download push alerts to get the verdict as soon as it happens. we will have extended coverage live on air on "abc 7 news" in the morning. new at 11:00, frightening moments for costco shoppers when three men tried to smash their way into the store's jewelry case. "abc 7 news" was in danville where it happened two hours ago. one of the suspects was in custody. police say one man used a hammer to smash a jewelry case. store employees were able to hold down a suspect until the police arrived. the search continues for the other two. >>> new at 11:00, check out this fire burning right next to the union pacific train tracks in union city. you can see trees burning in a dry field. it started at 8:00 tonight at a homeless encampment. firefighters had it contained to less than an acre in half an hour. >>> a dublin family is suing bart after being caught in the middle of a violent mob attack. last month at the bart station dozens of teenagers jumped the gate and

katie marzullo is live in downtown san jose with the story. katie? >> dan, ama, for hours now, we've seen car after car, truck after truck crowd this intersection, many with a large mexican flag waving. you might be able to catch one here, yes. about an hour or so ago we saw police reconfigure the intersection. they're trying to keep the cars off santa clara street because it's safer that way. and of course safety is the main idea for police tonight. in downtown san jose, it's easy to see who is celebrating cinco de mayo. the people and the cars speak volumes. >> the whole raza getting together, you know, have a good time. >> i look forward to seeing the different type of low riders and decorated cars as well. >> reporter: angelina usher brought her granddaughters to east san jose to get a taste of how the city celebrates. >> for me, it's a celebration of our heritage and of our nationality. >> san jose police know it's a night that can also include a lot of partying and drinking. >> anything that is going to cause problems in the downtown area or on

in fremont, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> 4:31. happening today, the oakland city council will vote on a settlement with a woman who says police officers sexually exploited her. the woman fosued the city for 6 million, the city attorney is recommending a million dollar settlement. she says she had sex with multiple police officers from several bay area agencies, including when she was underage. criminal charges have been filed against four former and current officers linked to the investigation. >>> also happening today, a jury resumes deliberations in the trial of three santa clara county jail guards charged in the death of an inmate. the three men were guards at the county's main jail in san jose. they're accused of beating mentally ill inmate michael tyree to death in 2015. prosecutors say he was beat son baghd badly his spleen was nearly severed in half. prosecutors say he died when he slipped and fell when climbing on his toilet. >>> federal investigators focusing on a meeting between the president's son-in-law jared kushner a

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> the verdict, again, is expect at 9:00 a.m. download the "abc 7 news" app and download push alerts to get the verdict as soon as it happens. we will have extended coverage live on air on "abc 7 news" in the morning. new at 11:00, frightening moments for costco shoppers when three men tried to smash their way into the store's jewelry case. "abc 7 news" was in danville where it happened two hours ago. one of the suspects was in custody. police say one man used a hammer to smash a jewelry case. store employees were able to hold down a suspect until the police arrived. the search continues for the other two. >>> new at 11:00, check out this fire burning right next to the union pacific train tracks in union city. you can see trees burning in a dry field. it started at 8:00 tonight at a homeless encampment. firefighters had it contained to less than an acre in half an hour. >>> a dublin family is suing bart after being caught in the middle of a violent mob attack. last month at the bart station dozens of teenagers jumped the gate and

katie marzullo spoke to the good samaritan and joins us from south bay. >> reporter: told me when everything was happening, occurred to him about the tension in air travel and admits didn't know what he was getting into but knew he had to help. >> i realized stewardess was screaming and yelling for help. >> retired -- tells abc7 news what happened. cell phone video by another passenger. two men punching each other and then green comes up aisle. >> gentleman on top i pulled off and separated him and started moving him to the front of the plane. >> worst part, a flight attendant caught in the middle. >> pummelled at the same time as other guy. >> shot the video. >> helping somebody with bag and turned around and shorter of the two gentleman had the other guy pinned against the overhead bin. >> southwest airlines released a statement that says employees are everyday heroes and are while delivering heart felt -- in this case it was dan green to the rescue. motivated in part because son also on the plane. >> something needed to be done. somebody didn't do anything, not just his but everybody else

katie marzullo spoke to the good samaritan and joins us from south bay. >> reporter: told me when everything was happening, occurred to him about the tension in air travel and admits didn't know what he was getting into but knew he had to help. >> i realized stewardess was screaming and yelling for help. >> retired -- tells abc7 news what happened. cell phone video by another passenger. two men punching each other and then green comes up aisle. >> gentleman on top i pulled off and separated him and started moving him to the front of the plane. >> worst part, a flight attendant caught in the middle. >> pummelled at the same time as other guy. >> shot the video. >> helping somebody with bag and turned around and shorter of the two gentleman had the other guy pinned against the overhead bin. >> southwest airlines released a statement that says employees are everyday heroes and are while delivering heart felt -- in this case it was dan green to the rescue. motivated in part because son also on the plane. >> something needed to be done. somebody didn't do anything, not just his but everybody else

katie marzullo. >> we learned the husband's name was nair n prabhu. he worked for juniper. this is the statement from them. the shooting happened around 9:00 on wednesay night. >> heard a series of pops thinking it was fire crackers or some other type of noise and we did not think too much of it until the police showed up. >> san jose police did not identify the shooter but said he was the x boy friend of the couple's daughter. he pointed a gun at police and was shot and killed by the officer. a neighbor captured the audio. >> he did not give this family a choice or my officer a choice and it's a tragic, tragic incident perpetrated by evil. >> the prabhu's were m a church. police say the couple's daughter was not at the house during the shootings and she had an active restraining order against her ex, and he had a history of mental illness and violence. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> berkeley hopes somebody can identify the three men and they were part of the berkeley riot that happened on april 15th. investigators say these three were part of violent assaults. they are ask

katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: after he turns his back, the flames illuminate his long, dark hair. the crime is captured by a subtle surveillance camera in this tree. this man was home the night it happened around 9:45 on may 13th. >> i smelled smoke and i go over there and see water and put it on there. >> reporter: the man set a pair of boots on fire on the sidewalk near flynn avenue and meadow lane. the flames charred this cinder block home. this woman on the other side of the wall didn't want to be identified but she was asleep when it happened. >> i was looking out the window. my cat gave no response. >> reporter: she said it's scary to think about what would have happened if her trees caught on fire. >> it's disturbing when someone is in that mental state to do something like that. >> reporter: police believe the same man was jumping on people's roofs later that same night. >> kind of scared because, you know, that never happened here. i've been living here for 25 years. >> reporter: you're asked to call redwood city police if you have any information about the fire. in redw

katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> now to video you'll see only on abc7 news. a pickup truck involved in a deadly wreck in the east bay rolling over seconds after impact. look at what happened here this morning in alameda. two people were killed. and news since 6:00, concerned neighbors are saying drivers need to slow way down. lonnie rivera is live in alameda tonight. >> reporter: that's right, dan. park street is back open here this evening but there's a lamp post missing from this corner. it was damaged just from the jolt of this fatal crash. it's a frightening image of a pickup truck captured on this surveillance video. witnesses say it was going close to 60 miles per hour through alameda's shopping district. they say it ran lights, then the driver lost control, rolling it over. >> i heard it flipping. it was -- it was crazy. >> reporter: cole hickman just arrived to work at a nearby restaurant and helped comfort the driver of the minivan clipped by the truck. >> she was shaking definitely shaking, crying. really scared. >> reporter: alameda police say the

katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> now to video you'll see only on abc7 news. a pickup truck involved in a deadly wreck in the east bay rolling over seconds after impact. look at what happened here this morning in alameda. two people were killed. and news since 6:00, concerned neighbors are saying drivers need to slow way down. lonnie rivera is live in alameda tonight. >> reporter: that's right, dan. park street is back open here this evening but there's a lamp post missing from this corner. it was damaged just from the jolt of this fatal crash. it's a frightening image of a pickup truck captured on this surveillance video. witnesses say it was going close to 60 miles per hour through alameda's shopping district. they say it ran lights, then the driver lost control, rolling it over. >> i heard it flipping. it was -- it was crazy. >> reporter: cole hickman just arrived to work at a nearby restaurant and helped comfort the driver of the minivan clipped by the truck. >> she was shaking definitely shaking, crying. really scared. >> reporter: alameda police say the

here's abc7 news reporter katie marzullo. >> i think that's a bit too much when they're tracking us when we're going into the store. >> reporter: shoppers like cynthia spencer are concerned when they hear google has a new tool for tracking consumer habits but google says it's not what some people might think. the company explains it this way. google will look at one month of online advertising and one month of in-store sales to help retailers see if their advertising is driving shop her -- shoppers to physical stores. this tech analyst doesn't like the sound of it. >> it's following us from the internet to the brick and mortar store, even if it's aggregate and encrypted and anonymized, it's still in people's minds is something they're not comfortable with. >> reporter: a marketing professor at santa clara university and guest professor at google doesn't see it that way. he says it's no different than what the u.s. census bureau does. >> you can go online and just type the zip code and you will get the demographics of the people here. that is based on individual census data but the census

katie marzullo spoke to a woman who saw it happen. >> he was crying on the ground. >> jameena took this video. she describes what she saw before the shooting. >> i saw the officer telling him to stop, telling them to drop what he had in his hand and then he proceeded to run, chasing him, the young man.

katie marzullo, nbc 7 news. >>> here at the live desk, tracking an interesting story out of philadelphia. a store owner could be facing charges after shooting a 16-year-old teenager who was trashing his store. look at this new video. the owner says the teen came into his store overnight with a friend trying to buy beer. the store owner refused to sell it to them, says the boys started vandalizing the store. the owner pulled out a gun and shot the teen. police say the boy was likely trying to defend himself and they say that because police say the bullet went through both of the kids' hands so maybe putting up his hands like that. the teen is in the hospital right now. the other one is still on the run this morning. natasha, back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> this week congress is expected to vote on the trillion dollar budget. so what's included in that whopping figure? here are the details. first, the budget defies president trump. it does not fund the mexican border wall or eliminate money for sanctuary cities. it also doesn't cut funding to planned parenthood. in fact, it protect