we have live team coverage of the aftermath starting with abc7 news live in ilsa vista. >> more students here, most say they have been returning from that extended three-day weekend. they have come to a more solemn place students saying they're uncomfortable here this, is the memorial. three young men stabbed to death were from san jose and fremont. this has been growing since yesterday. >> throughout the day, students and other members of the community placed flowers at growing memorial of the victims many just returned. that just made it real.

coming back last night is really hard to come back. >> she became close friends with james last year. >> he would stay up late with me almost every night we'd be update, doing home work. >> many students are returning to a place now unsettling. they had been visiting los angeles. >> yes. it's eerie. i don't -- it makes me not want to be here. i want to leave. >> she would like to go home to sacramento for a while but can't classes have been cancelled tomorrow, but students still have to complete finals those that knew the accused killer one woman showed up and says she knew him as a student in a high school in los angeles. >> he never displayed any of that. he, or we never would think he'd be capable of doing something like this.

>> the engineering department was open for counselling in case some friends wanted to go in and talk with a professional. tomorrow, classes are cancelled but there is a large event planned at the university stadium. >> thank you. >> well, we're hearing new audio tonight calls during that deadly rampage indicate his parents believe their son was connected to the violence. >> possibly one of the mothers is on the phone. >> the transmission happened around 10:30 friday night. an hour after the first shooting was reported. >> two victims were studying computers and volunteered in

their communities as well. we continue our team coverage from san jose. tonight both are being remembered tonight. >> george chenning graduated two years ago. he and james hong planned graduating with degrees in computer science and engineering. friday, their room made made their that could never happen. >> it's easy to imagine the family pulling out of the driveway. today, his parents and brother repeated the drive. instead of bringing him home, they must bring his body back for burial. >> they won't say anything too much right now. >> several classmates remembered the 19-year-old as stewedus and quick to smile. >> rolling backpack in high school never enemies and super

friendly. >> i just came to see whether he was doing a memorial service for him. you know? it's memorial day. >> it hits you. it's real. >> he's a good guy. >> james hong was a academic star. the instructor saying james outperformed 90% of the college students in the class, posting on facebook he got a perfect s.a.t.math score. >> james was a genius >> he helped this friend pass physics. she realized he was a victim and fell apart. >> how a person so sweet and so innocent, you know? be a part of this? of this? this crime is just, i can't imagine it. >> neither can george's neighbors.

>> i just hope somehow there is hope. >> hopes we've heard after every mass murder. you just never expect a victim to live next door. >> people in fremont held their breath when hearing one of the victim is from that city. it turned out to be a 20-year-old that grew up there. abc7 is live from his high school good evening, leanne. >> yes. if you go to the school web site, you'll find a picture of david and you'll see nice things about him a young man beloved by faculty, staff and friends. >> this is a school picture of david wong he graduated from fremont christian school two years ago. the school is closed today for

holiday and those who new him remember the 20-year-old. our coach said he loved to play the sport. was just a great kid. >> family lived not far from the school. >> i know how painful it must be for the family. and last night a friend came to the door to talk to us. >> the family left for santa barbara. >> i was in tears. >> wong majoring in engineering. he was rod gers roommate.

wong was one of the first victims investigators say rodgers stabbed. before attending fremont christian he was at american high school for a month. jim morris with the fremont unified school district. >> in the community like ours there are connections through events and that is what we need to be prepared for. >> counselling will be offered to students beginning tomorrow. >> the father of one of the other victims said he may spend his life trying to to stop the tragedies from occurring again. he talked to his only son less than hour before being shot and killed at the deli where he worked. martinez is blasting politicians, a very emotional

outburst. >> my kid dies because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook those parents lost little kids. it's bad enough i lost my 20-year-old. i had 20 years with my son. that is all i'll ever have. >> martinez lashes out against the national rifle association and he says he wants to meet with the father of the killer to work on preventing future tragedies. >> the father of a bay area victim survived said he hopes his son will be discharged from the hospital in the next day or two. he is recovering at a santa barbara hospital, he was in isla vista visiting a class mate when being hit by the car. both of his legs were broken. he underwent surgery over the weekend a friend says he's trying to focus on recovery. >> he is in much better

condition than yesterday, yesterday he was zonked out. but today, he seems more lively. and holding more conversations with him. it's nice to see. >> nick's father doesn't think he'll be able to walk sometime, he says it will be a long recovery at the home. >> and classes are cancelled tomorrow at uc santa brar bra for what is being called a day of mourning and reflection. a memorial service will be held tomorrow at 4:00 at the school stadium to honor those killed students planning a memorial wall in the heart of isla vifta. counselors working to help students deal with this. saying counselors from other schools are joining in to help. you can get latest on this story any time on abc7 news.com.

for breaking news follow us on twitter. >> this is memorial day. many people renewed a tradition of honoring america's war heros today 146th year hosting a memorial day event vets received a special salute today. the parade ended with the ceremony. >> a famous war memorial at a cross roads tonight. plans may be in the works to make it permanent. we're live now in lafayette.

cornell? >> reporter: crosses are still controversial. we'll show new just a moment. a confrontation we witnessed. there is a memorial day vigil tonight at 7:00. with troops coming home from afghanistan, future of the war memorial is in question. many believe these are landmarks and should stay. there is a plan to make it happen. >> every morning i drive by here to go to work. i admire them and pay respects >>. gets emotional when seeing the crosses he's an artist the crosses inspire him to paint this picture. >> this is a strong statement as to what the world is all about. >> the family is advise writing on this memorial day to pay respects. >> the number has been posted on the hill since early days.

>> this is such a -- it saddens me i'm thankful. >> some are moved by the wooden crosses. some bearing names of the fallen. army son just returned home in afghanistan. >> something we need to celebrate lives of those who have given their lives but we still need to figure out a way to have a world of peace, not war. >> everybody is experiencing it a different way. >> jeff heat yoon thought he's only making a temporary statement in 2004. he planted the first cross but years ate later it's been embraced by the community. i agree. we would love to make them beautiful. i don't believe you do in your heart. >> i think you enjoy this being an ugly protest. >> matt david says this dry hill is not a hit fiting home but plans are in the works to make

this a permanent memorial. with landscaping and sculptures. >> instead of having one sculpture, you know why not have 100 small sculptures? >> matt davis likes this idea. >> it's about time. >> we get the point. it's time for the community to take it to the next step. >> the family has given their blessing. private donations would fund the memorial. >> you can see it. i can't imagine this coming down. >> there is more still ahead including video only on abc7 news. lucky people found cash.

>> the case of the stolen scooter. reward out for the safe return of giants outfielder hunter pens ride. >> after a nice memorial day, we'll have cooling breezes coming our way the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> a promise kept to veterans big reason they're saying thanks on this memorial day. t stayin that's why they've got lear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards.

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homeless the shelter forced to shut doors several years ago but now in a new place with same mission to, help down and out vets. abc7 news is live at the facility with the story. it's definitely needed. >> it is. and this is a place where these homeless veterans can rebuild their lives in this beautiful setting. now there are six acres on this property. 60,000 square feet. what a change. from the streets. there are barbecued hot links and chicken and trimmings here at homeless veterans housing residence now known as veterans housing of silicon valley. name and location may have changed but not makeup here, all once homeless. >> this program has given them home >> giving me opportunity to gain

strength and some direction. >> original facility closed two years ago. it was on veteran's administration property. the building was torn down because it was unsafe. 150 residents forced out. most of them moved to other facilities but many went back on the streets. marine corporal was one of them. >> i lived under a bridge. when reopening, i came here. >> it's embarrassing. it's hard to recover from that. >> this veteran lived in a car. now this is her home. a unit she shares with a roommate. >> it's a safe and clean environment. it's important. >> the promise made to his residents. goodwin wants a vet, founded the program and told residents he'd find another place he found this home, taking eight months and a quarter million dollars to renovate.

there are 130 veterans here. richard lewis lost his home when he lost a job. >> things we did dried up. it's hard to find work. seemed like everybody is looking for the same job. >> that is what we have coming in there today. the ones that is losing jobs and laid off. >> veterans only one paycheck from being homeless. >> great to see they're getting help. >> no questions asked that is a message from hunter pens. major league baseball with this video aboard his scooter. he says the scooter in question vanished after he parked it outside. he said there is a huge outpouring of support from fans who want to try to help him

track down a missing scooter. >> it's pretty special. and you know, maybe we'll find it. maybe we won't. >> and this is the reward being promised by pens. it's a bobbel head this restaurant is offering a reward and drinks no questions asked, again. maybe someone will do it out of the goodness of their hearts. you know? >> right. >> spencer? >> it's going to be nice for someone to return it. >> yes. how about this weather? >> beautiful. >> beautiful weather. here is live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies and mild to warm still at this hour around the bay area. let's take a look at current winds gusty the last couple

hours. that is 39 miles per hour right now at sfo. 36 miles per hour gusts. 24 down in san jose. around the bay area, breezy to windy. blue skies over the bay and embarcadero it's 65 here now. 70s in oakland. another live view from our skies. and one more view towards golden gate from emeryville. mostly clear skies cooler tomorrow, breezy again, warming up more around mid week. just for a couple days. pool of cool air moving down into our direction bringing us brisk breezes. tomorrow, breezier and cooler than today. that will last only one day then

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inland and mid-60s on the coast. partly cloudy skies over the weekend. warmest readings into 70s over the weekend but no rain on the way just more clouds in the sky. >> this is like back to normal. >> we don't know what normal is anymore. this is back to normal. normal keeps changing on us. >> yes. >> thank you. >> still ahead a lot of lotto mystery in the bay area. mystery in the bay area. who won a did you hear about the abominable ice cream man? what's that? he who loves eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better.

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>> caltrans says section of interstate 280 enclosed on weekend is on track to reopen tomorrow morning as planned. southbound lanes are still shut down from downtown san francisco to cesar chavez. workers did another concrete pour this morning replacing large hinges located beneath the roadway that allow overpass to move safely during an earthquake the freeway set to reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> we're still waiting. no one has come forward yet to claim a $70 million super lotto prize from a ticket here in the bay area the jackpot has been rolling over for months now. but ticket have sold the safeway in san francisco. the store will receive a bonus of $350,000 for selling it in

saturday's drawing. so take a look now. here are the winning numbers. >> speaking of big cash, a mysterious millionaire and the big discovery. it's video only on abc7 news >> and special significance of this bottle. to one war veteran. the bittersweet reason it's still on the shelves.

the cash hunt in san francisco continues as a millionaire plans to keep hiding money throughout the city indefinitely. one of the latest people to find the cash is this guy in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood. the clue is tony hawk would love the name of this bar. the man said he was standing just feet away when he read the

tweet with that clue the envelopes have been found so far since thursday night. abc7 news joined the hunt and found people paying it forward . >> i found it on the parking meter >> across the street she saw a tweet from an account called hidden cash and recognized the court house, she ran to find an envelope. there is $60 in 20s and four $two bills. >> she is part of a growing club. >> we got a tweet saying got to cater pillar by the water. >> a friend knew about this bulldozer. so did someone else, he had to race >> he went up the front side i went up the back side. >> as we talked another clue >> showing a ship. and a beach. so i'm guessing bakers beach. >> we got there a moment too

late. >> did you find cash? >> yes. >> buried right there. this guy just popped up. >> it leaves people asking why? >> i think just trying to have fun, giving away money. >> is it fun? >> the results of the hunts is just as interesting. running after money could inspire greed but this inspired generosity. within five minutes this couple gave the money away to families on the beach. he says he wants to pay it forward. >> i don't know. but not going to use it for myself >> the man behind hidden cash says that is the point. >> i'm in that 1%. rather than hating the people successful, my point would be to encourage people who have been

to give back the cash. >> better known by the pen name, they hoped to sell them to launch her career. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> nice the way this is playing out. >> a 93-year-old car rein war veteran is telling his story tonight in hopes of preventing future conflicts. wayne freedman with more. >> in an office four flights above van ness avenue he goes to work at 93. united states marine corps retired colonel john stevens. he looked tough in that picture >> the stuff tells only part of the story. look around, you can see he remains dedicated to raising a

million dollars more for a memorial in the presidio. >> we need to have people know about wars so we can hopefully prevent wars in the future. >> he lived them. >> from attack on pearl harbor and world war ii to korea to a difficult battle, 20,000 marines surrounded by 100,000 chinese in temperatures of 40 below at times. >> what is it today, 100 remain alive. hopefully, he'll be able to make it in to san francisco, where anyone can eat from the restaurant and bar. if you look it's a last man

bottle. >> it's model of brandy. >> something might have been a luxury in one of the cold nights in 1950 but there is a twist to such bottles. >> what is the fun of being a last man if you have no one to drink it with? >> good point. >> it's for last man not 2 or 3. >> yes. >> one more after a war filled with them. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> so far fund raising efforts to build a memorial in san francisco has raised a million dollars the goal $3.5 million f you'd like to donate we have a link on our web site. >> still ahead michael finney helps a woman who loved her dish tv until she started to get

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maybe this happened to you. a bill shows up with charges for

something you didn't buy and a woman found $500 in extra charges on her satellite tv bill. >> yes. michael finney unravelled a mystery showing michael that can apparently happen to anyone. >> way out of what we -- >> a lot of money, too >> it was a big mystery to us. a satellite tv company belled our viewer for two extra receivers she never ordered hem them we discovered it wasn't the company fault nor consumer fault. >> this woman loves her dish tv. >> she can watch shows from india as well as game shows. she's enjoying dish for 11 years with no problems until a glitch. >> the timer was not working.

>> the timer three hours off. a technician couldn't fix it. he gave her this new receiver and took the old one back. she got the surprise on a bill. . >> i said why are you charging this much? they said you've got two receivers. >> i said no. >> she kept telling dish the technician replaced her receiver and did not give her two extra ones. >> i said i don't have it. >> dish said the case may be sent to collections unless she paid. her frustration grew. how can she prove something was not at her house? >> i was so upset. i couldn't sleep. it was affecting my health. you get up at night alone.

who do you talk to? then, at that time, i thought of michael finney. i sent him an e mail. >> the company found out she had been a victim of fraud someone obtained information and billed her for two receivers. >> so someone had my information. that person used it. wish would not tell us how, but said the bill was the work of a third party fraud. the company gave her a credit of $25 per month for a year. she's happy. >> thanks to channel 7 on your side. it w it was resolved within a day. >> dish network tells us there

have been conartists posing as desh. if you get a call claiming to be from dish don't give up the information. this is a tricky one. you've got an unknown third party. >> really complicated. >> yes. >> thank you. >> sure. >> a bay area singer getting chance thanks to a chance encounter. ♪ [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase.

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pedigree to be a star. how a chance encounter with the music producer may just launch a career. >> that is the voice hooking the hit maker. dylan is at the mic. dylan is the son of a lot offer chambers one of the original chambers brothers. singing everything from rock and roll to gospel, still singing the blues. serious health problems and a strange attack. in recent years others have helped out.

and dylan has stuck by his dad they now share a house. >> i think every plaza that has a son should have a son as great as dylan is to me. >> dylan just four when first performing at lincoln center. his voice matured a little since then, he's performed around the country, hoping for a big break. and it may have come. a few months ago that producer happened to her him sing. >> dylan steps out. like woah. >> two connected instantly. . >> i feel like it's my job to keep ahiv good music. developing new artists. >> he went home and started to write a song for dylan. >> at 5:00 in the morning he calls me up and says tell me what you think of this?

i'm like just blown away. >> they started fine tuning the song in marin >> walls here are covered with momentos. many biggest names in the business. dylan says standing on the carpet is magic. >> you stand here to feel greats before you channelling their energy. the temptations smoky robinson have been here. >> but one place they are trying to shake off is with the old business model. huge record companies got most of the profits. that is what happened to dylan's father, who got no royalties from the hit. narda launched an independent label. dylan turning to online crowd funding. using a site called go fund me.

asking people to help him record and market his music. dylan's father couldn't be more proud. >> god gave him the voice. he uses it >> the sound of talent. dan ashley, abc7 news. >> if you want to donate, we have a link to the crowd-funding web site abc7 news.comment he's just such a nice guy. >> and dylan, can he sing. >> yes. nice guy. >> talking about hitting a high note. spencer? >> hard now with weather here. sunny skies right now around the bay area getting pretty windy out there. gusty. tomorrow another sunny, breezy day. still pleasant. highs into low 80s inland.

here is the accu-weather forecast. warming up on wednesday, thursday, highs into upper 80s by thursday. cooling down friday and into the weekend. partly cloudy skies saturday and sunday. no rain. just a cool down. >> mike shumann is here now with sports. >> baseball for you guys >> yes, memorial day. the tigers with a home run derby. five to be act. we'll explain, next in sports.

memorial day and baseball have gone hand in hand. a's and tigers top of the second inning, this fast ball. austin jackson tracking it and leaping over the ball. moss's 12th of the year.

kyle blanks, big fellow a solo shot to left center. moving to the third. josh donaldson. how about this one? gone. his 12th of the six k's no runs allowed in the third not anymore, first career grand slam five homers on the day for oakland. 0-0 the final. giants coming off of the twins, cubs took advantage ending their three-game win streak. his old team rudely and a nice

catch by that guy. turning and missed just a margin. two run shot to right center. you may remember from notre dame games. rbi double scored. tied at he thinks he has it. but they go on to win it. ncaa and stanford had a couple in this championship. rogers 500 going in. wilton with a march putt for the

win. he pulls it on to sudden death. the first cardinal to win back in 1996. today's victory over american. no problems and so comfortable on the red may. seems to have every start. and a straight set victory. big upset today, thoroughly outplayed by lopez. too many errors. a winner in four sets. also advancing today, this abc7 sports report brought to you by

orchard supply hardware. >> that is it and our coverage of breaking news continues now on twitter. >> from all of us here at abc7, have a good night we'll see you at 9:00 ask 11:00.

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