broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. good afternoon everybody. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. first at 4:00, sky 7 hd was over story and king roads in san jose where people are gathering now to protest for workers rights. this is one of big may day demonstrations in the bay area. organizers say they want to bring attention to the struggle of the middle class, the affordable housing crisis and pay reform. they plan to march from the shopping center to city hall and expect traffic delays in that area. >> similar protests are taking place across the bay area and we'll have live team coverage. laura anthony is in oakland. we begin with abc 7 news

reporter wayne freedman who is live in san francisco. >> good afternoon ama. just moments ago they were here at civic center plaza. they are now marching in san francisco. let's show you what it looked like here a short time ago. they were loud. they were purposeful. >> is may day a holiday? >> in san francisco and within the immigrant community it's a holiday. >> hence the festivities in the civic plaza today, many of these people immigrant workers. all of them were celebrating a raise in san francisco's minimum wage $11:.05 to $15. >> it's a step in the right direction. >> tell that to anyone working for minimum wage in this city that sees everything else going up including rents. >> very hard. i have -- i used to have two jobs and my husband also has two jobs. >> and jessica garcia has a small child as well.

she makes salad on bush street in san francisco. a small business that is hiring though on the other side of this issue, owner julian chang says he'd love to hire even more people. he's an immigrant from france and says in the state where the minh yum wage minimum wage $9 $12.25 is steep. >> it's hard. >> hard to make ends meet and hard to provide the jobs that make the ends meet and the world go around. >> we have to do it. we have a little one. >> my children didn't know what was going to happen. >> reporter: there are wages measured an hour at a time and all about the next generation especially on may day. >> reporter: and there you see them and now you don't. that was just a few moments ago. 15 minutes they took off and the next destination 24th and mission in san francisco trailed by police. a very peaceful demonstration thus far and we're going to pack up and follow them. we'll see you in an hour. live in san francisco at civic

center plaza wayne freedman, abc 7 news. sky 7 hd shows the may day march in oakland and these pictures are from when demonstrators left the port and marched through downtown oakland and that's where laura anthony continues our live team coverage. laura? >> hi larry. they did effectively shut down the port this morning and then they did march from the port here to city hall. this is where the march ended. there was a rally about two hours' long and then everyone dispersed. everything today was completely peaceful. the hope is it stays that way tonight. [ cheering ] >> reporter: demonstrators began gathering early at the port of oakland for may day activity and a day that's traditionally about labor, but has morphed into something larger than that. >> the goal essentially herefá is to form the humanity of black people, brown people and oppressed people throughout america.

♪ ♪ >> reporter: after the port rally several hundred people took to the streets marching first through west oakland picking up supporters along the way. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: organized by labor, hundreds of signs reveal a broad mix of community concern. >> working care people care deeply about what happens and they're being mistreated. >> police brutality, we're losing our lives to the people who are supposed to protect and serve. >> police were on hand to escort marchers and reported no incidents. i wish that we can just stay peaceful. i don't want us breaking windows and destroying our own community because that solves nothing. >> more events are scheduled for this evening in downtown oakland. >> one of those is set to begin at 7:00 downtown.

the other here at 8:00 at city hall. police do not expect any problem, but they tell us they will have extra staffing on hand to handle any potential problems. laura anthony, abc 7 news. now to baltimore where the family of of freddie gray is reacting to the decision to charge six police officers in his death. >> gray died while in police custody and the charges come after a police investigation. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez is live. the family says this is just the first step in seeking justice. >> reporter: yes larry and ama they call this a momentous day, ranging from false imprisonment to second-degree murder. hundreds of protesters marched from baltimore city hall to the jail where those officers are now being held. >> reporter: celebrations in the streets of baltimore. >> today is a momentous step on the road to justice for freddie.

>> reporter: reacting to today's announcement from the state's attorney. >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> criminal charges filed against all six officers involved in freddie gray's april 12th arrest. the most serious charge second-degree murder filed by officer caesar goodson where gray suffered that deadly spinal cord injury. the indictment saying gray should not have been arrested in the first place and once he was officers never put a seat belt on him and later ignored his repeated pleas for medical help. >> i was sickened and heart broken by the statement of charges that we heard today because no one in our city is above the law. >> the police union calls the

prosecutor's findings a rush to judgment. >> no officer injured mr. gray, caused harm to mr. gray and they are truly saddened by his death. these officers did nothing wrong. >> president obama praised the peaceful calls for accountability leading up to this significant step. >> that's what people around the country expect. >> instead of justno justice no peace, it's the beginning of justice. >> the mayor says she has ordered the police commission tore suspend them all. >> live in baltimore, marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. maryland made quite an impression during today's news conference. she has social media abuzz with one person saying camilla harris and marilyn mosby she is 35 years old and just took office four months ago and comes from a

family of law enforcement. her mother father and grandfather were all police officers. this is her right here with her mom about 25 years ago. she has two daughters and is married to the city councilman who represents the neighborhood where freddie gray was arrested. mosby said today that is not a conflict of interest. she says it's her duty to uphold the law in every neighborhood. police departments across the country will get help to keep an eye on their officers as well as the suspects they're arresting thanks to the department of justice. this morning it launched a $20 million program to help police departments big and small purchase 50,000 body cameras. the american civil liberties union and privacy attorneys have expressed some concern for officers wearing those cameras as well as people being recorded by police. some of the money will be spent on studying the effectiveness of these cameras. >> turning now to our weather. the weekend is finally upon us. >> yes. it is here and so is spencer

christian. >> let's start with live doppler 7 hd and we have mainly clear skies right now over the inland areas and there's fog at the coast and check out the 24-hour temperature change and this fog has had a significant cooling effect and it's 18 degrees cooler at half moon bay than it was at this hour and 22 degrees cooler in san francisco and 20 degrees cooler at palo alto and all areas have been cooled down by the advancing marine layer and here's a view live from the emoriville camera and looking at low clouds and fog that have drifted across the bay and it is currently 59 degrees in san francisco and it just went down a degree and 79 in san carlos and 78 in san jose and 87 in morgan hill and 55 in half moon bay and here is the view showing mostly clear skies and over the bay and low clouds and fog are drifting in at 73 and 79 in petaluma and as we look at the view from our east bay hills camera and that coming across the bay and we'll see fog near

the coast and bay and overnight and lingering fog in the inland areas in the early morning hours and then we'll have mild conditions in the afternoon and except cool at the coast. larry and ama. >> thank you spencer. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, caught on camera, the disaster in nepal as it happened. the new video just emerging of the massive quake. and i'm lyanne melendez in oakland, round two of the nba playoffs. warrior fans say this is their year. it has to be. i'll have a live report coming up. new at 4:30, the quick action on the peninsula overnight after flames break out an apartment complex. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is answering your questions on twitter and facebook and he'll answer them live and just send them to ask fiveny. at 4:10 on the get away friday, this is interstate 80 at berkeley and pretty much jammed up in both directions and you can see the layer of fog that

spencer was talking about pushing in across the bay. stay

h covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. developing news how the of hawaii this afternoon an oakland-bound plane was forced to make an emergency airlines. flight 24 had to return to the maui airport just before 3:00 our time because of abn odor or fumes in the cabin. the crew members helped evacuate

all 234 passengers using the plane's emergency slide and there are no reports of serious injuries. a story of survival out of nepal seven days after the deadly earthquake there. u.s. officials say nine people were rescued and seven of them american in the city four hours of kathmandu. details under which conditions they were rescued have not been released yet. the death toll now stands at 6:0000 and today the european union announced that mostly a thousand of its citizens remain unaccounted for and hope is dwindling to find anyone who may still be alive in the rubble. [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god! what do we do? what do we do? >> just stay down! just stay down! >> how frightening is that? this is new gopro video shot by a british hiker and it captures the exact moment the avalanche started on mt. everest. what do you do? just try to hope, pray and run

and no one was injured in this incident. >> the founder of an organization that has been helping nepalese youth for decades just returned from the quake-devastated country. olga murray is back to celebrate her 90th birthday. she lives half the year in nepal where she started the nepal youth foundation and a group that provides vocational training and nutrition programs but her staff is switching gears and it's using its money to help hospitals buy medical equipment. >> there are so many broken limbs and this particular machine can diagnose a broken limb very quickly and it's portable and we desperately need it. just go out and buy it. $30,000. it is now using its facilities to help people injured by the quake. it needs money to buy more tents and medical supplies. >> you can find a link to abc 7 news.com. facebook users are coming to the aid of victims in nepal in a big way.

users responded and mark zuck areberg says more than $10 million has been donated. the company will donate an additional $2 million topping the aid package pledged by the u.s. government. so many people want to support recovery forts. text nepal to 908999 to contribute $10 or call 1-800-red cross. safety at sea word under the microscope. the san diego park was citesed for not properly protecting its killer whale trainers. the violation showed a fundamental misunderstanding of what's needed to care for orcas. it is accused of not properly training its employees and they've been heavily scrutinized since an animal trainer was killed by an orca in its orlando park. >> abc 7 is the place to watch the warriors take on the grizzlies this sunday of game one of the western conference semifinals.

the bay area is getting ready and lyanne melendez live at oracle arena. >> live at the arena without the possibility of get anything tickets, larry. thank you very much. in two days fans will pack this arena and expecting the very best from th they say they know can win it all. the warriors are known for playing a fast-paced game which fuels the passion of their fans. >> there's been a time of year than playing at bay area arena. the fans are some of the best i've seen. today they looked rested and prepared to face the memphis grizzlies, a team -- the last time the worryiors won an nba championship was in 1975 as underdogs. fans like blake and his daughter wish they could get tickets.

>> it's impossible unless you know someone. i'll enjoy the game with family and friends unless you send me to the game. >> sports bars will be packed on sunday so if you don't want to watch there or on abc 7, there are options. the alameda theater and cineplex will show the game for free. tickets went on sale and they're sure to sell out quickly. >> if they get an arena it's like the best oracle arena with the replay. >> the proceeds from some of the food items will go to the children's charity and the last time i was here we helped to rain $3,000. >> i thought she wanted mayweather-pacquiao tickets. >> i have a bun of those, but i didn't know if she wanted those. >> she and bob meyers were named

executive of the year and lye leandro bar bossa. one of the biggest moves is the one he didn't make and they're deciding not to trade clay thompson and the result, the warriors posting the best record in the nba and one more reminder, you can catch one of the warriors and grizzlies only on abc 7 and tip-off at 12:30 followed by arch after the game followed by nate thurmond and donald boyer with the post-game reaction and mike schumann will be there at the arena with live interviews after the game. >> that will be awesome and we want to see your photos dubs nation. be sure to use the #dubson7 so we can actually find them. we'll feature them on air and online at abc 7 news.com. you're looking at some of them there. >> it will be a nice weekend. >> it will be a lovely weekend. we had a sharp drop today and it changes and we don't get the wimpy gradual stuff. here's a look at live doppler hd

and as you can see here, it's been at the coast for a while now coming up from our south and here's a look at our highs so far and things have cooled down sharply since yesterday and 59 degrees and half moon bay and downtown san francisco where yesterday we had a high of 84 and 70 degrees at oak larpd so far and warm to hot in some of the inland locations and and yok and off we go and the live view of the golden gate bridge where the fog is moving through the golden gate toward east bay right now and even in some places beyond the east bay and we'll see cooler conditions and the seasonal pattern a steady one will settle in for next week. we're looking at a cloud pattern and it doesn't have the sea breeze as we continue the animation overnight and, of

course that will continue the morning. so lows in the 50s ands and lower 70 'avrn the bay and it will be cooler with it reaching the 70s at the most part and we'll see it in clover dale. overnight with the local fog pushing locally inland and low temperatures will be generally in the low 50s and tomorrow we'll see mainly sunny skies over the bay and inland. there will be patches of fog near the coast tomorrow. highs will reach into the upper 50s and most coastal areas we'll see low to mid 70s and 63 in san francisco and mainly upper 70s inland although the east bay will reach into the low to mid 80s in places likeçó liver more and avent rock. ? high temperature in lant,

upper six, than the other part of the area. >> it will be uncomfortable. >> moviegoers show up in force and the explosive theater across the nation last night. new after 4:30

♪ the voice of one of the greatest pop songs of all time has been silenced. benny. king died yesterday of natural causes. "stand by me" was a massive hit by king in 1961 shortly after hey left the ledge endary group

the drifters. it was recorded into the national recording industry just last month. benny. king was 76 years old. tonight on the abc 7 news at 11:00, a fixture of marin county veterans groups is now under investigationencies after an investigations. -- based on his own history of service. has he been telling the truth? >> for him to pull something like that off over all these years would be, i guess he should be doing this for money as an actor. his militarism as far as i can tell is everything that i have seen and know about marines. >> i'm done talking with you! >> he investigates house the marine corps is taking action and that is tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. on a special "20/20," robin

roberts sits down with taya kyle. american sniper made this domestic rated war hero a household name known as the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history, kyle was killed two years ago on a texas shooting range by a former marine and his murder trial took center stage and eddie ray routh was convicted and sentenced to life in prifshson. the hate and anger have subsided and the book is meant to put a face on veterans families and to ensure that her husband's work and life are not forgotten. >> she allowed us to view and to share with everybody tonight home videos and it was our first time seeing chris kyle and i'm watching this video, so tender. he's a big, big muscular guy and the way he's reading a bedtime story to his son bubba.

>> you can catch robin roberts' exclusive interview tonight at 10:00 on 20/20 here on aishs 7. >> the newest avengers movie had an explosive preview night at the box office. >> nothing but our wit and will to save the world. marvel studios avengers age of ultron made $28 million in thursday night previews in north america. many people expected to shatter the opening weekend box office record. that record is held by the first avengers movie. disney is the parent company of marvel studios as well as abc 7. >> abc 7 does continue here. up next, boxing staredown mayweather and pacquiao come face-to-face face-to-face. how tomorrow's bout is much more than boxing for one bay area city. a new ebola warning the concern centering around patients who have recovered from the virus.

but first, a charred mess left behind on the peninsula.

live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. making headlines where you live at 4:30. today is international workers day also known as may day. people around the bay area are rallying to bring attention to social justice issues.

sky 7 hd was over oakland today and you can see hundreds of people there who are marching. protests are expected to continue throughout the afternoon and into the evening. in san jose the may day gathering has been the largest in the bay area in recent years. abc 7 news reporter david louie tweeted this picture of ash carl talking about fair pay and policing and david will have a live report on abc 7 news at 5:00. a daley city family has been waiting and waiting and waiting almost seven years for a murder case to go to trial. abc 7 reporter vic lee tweeted this photo of a mother and her family who were waiting for the sentencing of the killer. 18 people are kept out of their homes today after a three-alarm apartment fire in san mateo. several pets were killed and all of the people who were in that building were able to escape unharmed. abc 7 news reporter matt keller with more now from san mateo. >> after the flames are out and the devastation sets in for fire

victims and a charred mess shows a financial loss at the via del prado apartment complex in san mateo. what you can't see the devastation from the loss of memories and their pets. >> she had, like 30 birds and two lovebirds and parakeet and a cat. she kept them really clean and she left her animals and that was her hobby and it's all gone. >> cell phone video from a neighbor shows just how intense the flames were at 5:15 this morning. firefighters called for three alarms and they overwhelmed the flames with water and kept them from spreading from six other units and the fire fighting careers and the quicker we can get water to the fire and we can reduce damage from the fire unit and the extension, as well. >> a couple and their 5-year-old granddaughter told firefighters a smoke alarm woke them up. the man was taken to the hospital and the woman was evaluated at the scene. >> she ain't here.

i haven't seen her. >> all of the victims are expected to recover after all this is lost, it's something that helps them move forward. >> everybody made it out okay. that's all that matter right? >> firefighters are still investigating the cause of the fire the people who live in the adjacent apartment will be let in once the power and gas are turned on. abc 7 news. how bad is california's drought situation? officials didn't bother headed to the sierra to measure the snow pack. the department of resources found no snow at all near lake tahoe. governor brown tagged along and soon after that he a nouned the first statewide water use cuts and it was the first survey without any snow since 1941. we're past the eastern entry into yosemite national park will open early this year because of a lack of snowfall. it will open monday at 8:00 a.m.

it doesn't open until the end of may and sometimes not even until july and there will be limited park service for the next few weeks and drivers can expect to see construction on the roadway next week. major new developments today in the corruption scandal threatening new jersey governor chris christie's political career. a key figure in the controversy has pleaded guilty and two others indicted. elizabeth herr has the latest. >> reporter: the bridgegate scandal was deliberate and illegal. >> in order to punish the mayor of fort lee for not endorsing governor christie's reelection. >> this calculated initiative, it's a shock. it's a shock and it's troubling and it's bothersome and it will be a tough night to sleep tonight. pleading guilty in court today former port authority executive david wildstein admitting politics and payback led to the george washington bridge lane closures in september 2013 causing a major traffic gridlock and an attorney adding christie

knew all about it. >> mr. christie knew of the lane closures while they were occurring occurring. >> christie has not been charged at an unrelated event, he maintains his innocence. >> i don't think it has anything much to do with me. >> deputy chief of staff bridget kelly and bill barony stand accused of lying calling the closures part of a traffic study. >> i am not a liar and i never lied to anyone about the george washington bridge issue. >> their work is ongoing but at this time they do not expect to charge anyone else and in response, christie says in a statement, quote the charges make it clear what they say from day one is true. i had no knowledge or involvement. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. the centers for disease control is warning people this

afternoon against unprotected sex with ebola survivors. a woman in liberia recently contracted the virus after unprotected sex with the survivor of the disease. it's conducting a study to see how long the virus can remain viable in bodily fluids and the sexual transmission. new food handling procedures in place at a tennessee school district, this after 6-year-old meat was served to the kids for lunch. the revelation came to light after a parent got a photo from a concerned cafeteria pork who noticed the pork they were serving was dated 2009. that cook was told to cover the pork with gravey to make it taste better. >> it just very upsets me that these kids are going to school to get that meal. >> the good news is none of the

kids reported feeling sick. the quality and taste for meet is four to 12 months. it's setting up a new system for monitoring its food. up next apple finally addresses tattoogate. >> from tattoogate to watergate. the construction square about the infamous d.c. hotel. i'm michael finnee "ask finney" is just ahead. search for michael finny and i'll answer your questions here live a little later. i'm spencer christian from mount cam, look at the low clouds and fog pushing out locally over the bay. it's having a cooling effect and i'll have the forecast coming up

trouble at the watergate. three stories of a parking garage under construction at the complex in washington d.c. perhapsed today. one person was taken to the hospital and you see the minor injuries. a construction worker told news crews he heard a rumble and then saw a 40 foot by 40 foot section to go down and it is the site of the 1972 break-in at the national democratic convention headquarter that led to the resignation of president nixon. >> after falling a trench today in the crown heights section of brooklyn new york. it took a swarm of firefighters to pull a man to safety maneuvering stretchers ropes and other pieces of equipment into the place.

paramedics tended to the men who pulled from the trench and an assembly line of firefighters passed a stretcher over a series of cement blockades to get the man to an ambulance. >> scary. time to turn to our weather for the weekend. >> yes, it will be warm but not as hot as it is today. that's for sure. the cooldown began today and here's why cooler conditions today. we have the fog back at the coast and the sea breeze and cooling marine influence and you if you go to the ball game at at&t park, the giants will take on the los angeles angels of anaheim. the 7:15 game time was breezy, partly cloudy and jumping to 58 degrees and that cracks me up and it will be the angels and looking at the national weather picture for tomorrow and across the 48 contiguous states and the thunder shower activity in the central rockies and otherwise quiet and mainly sunny skies away from the coast and it will be nice and toasty in some spots and highs in the upper 80s and

92 at fresno and 78 los angeles, 99 palm springs and here in the bay area, we'll have a mild to warm day inland but as larry pointed out it will be getting cooler in all areas tomorrow and fog will be locally present at the coast where highs will reach to the 60s and lower 70s around the bay and upper 70s to few lower 80s in our inland areas and pick your spot tomorrow and get any kind of weather you want from cool coastal weather to mild weather around the bay to warmer weather inland. >> los angeles angels of anaheim, it just makes no sense. if you know anything about l.a. and anaheim. they don't go together. >> thank you spencer. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00. for the first time apple is responding to what is called tattoogate and what they're saying apple watch users are blocking the use of the new gadget. the brand new home battery, but did investors buy this so-called power revolution.

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investors on wall street had kind of a lukewarm reaction to tesla's big battery announcement and the palo alto-based company closed the day pretty much where it started at just 226 per share. ceo elon musk announced the powerwall home battery in southern california. the battery which is based on the design for tesla's model s cars will cost $3500. musk is anticipating what he's calling a power revolution. >> it's not the greatest thing in the world so being able to just have the solution that just works wherever you are i think is going to be incredibly helpful. the home battery comes in different colors that can be mounted on your wall. musk compared it to a sculpture and not sure we're buying that, but the initial model is more of a backup power supply if your home loses power. the battery is expected to be available late this summer. it's true the new apple watch and tattoos don't mix.

today the tech giant confirmed that large dark tattoos can block the sensors built into the watch. apple's statement follows a week of reports with disgruntled customers with wrist tattoos. they recognize users without them putting a password. users who can't get a consistent heart rate reading connect their apple watch wirelessly to external heart rate monitors. in other health news a new study is linking diabetes with soda and each a little walking can improve your health. jane king has today's report. people who drink a single sugar-sweetened drink every day versus those who drink water coffee or tea had a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes and this is the case for diet soda. do you want to reduce your risk of dying at a young age? try walking cash ally for as

little as two minutes an hour. while intense exercise can help you get fitter even a little exercise can still go a long way. the study participantses who traded reduced their risk of dying by 33%. 20% of antibiotics are not used to treat people. the study found that even antibiotic-free animals may have had some drugs in the past program consumers have increasingly been requesting antibiotic-free meat because they feel eating it can cause a resistance to drugs. wendy's jumping on the organic bandwagon. the move into organic drinks makes wendy's a bit of a standout among its peers. the tea will be brewed on site. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. michael finney is lear to answer questions from facebook, twitter.

my mortgage is under my husband's name. i'm concerned if he were to die before the house is paid off i could lose the house. what can i do? >> a mortgage when someone dies who has a mortgage it's called due on sale which means they don't own the property anymore so all of the mortgage is owed. if you're a spouse, you are generally excluded from this, but there is a catch. you have to be able to make the payment on that mortgage and the bank has to be able to believe that you can make that payment. so that's a big problem. i want you to talk to an attorney right now and make sure that you come up with a plan and interest rates are very low and it's a good time to redo a mortgage perhaps and if you're on the mortgage and you're generally okay and you just keep going, but if it's not your house and you're not on the mrorgage you could be out of luck. debbie asked i went to the store to buy alcohol they wanted

to swipe my license. can they refuse to sell to me? >> they're absolutely allowed to swipe your license. remember, the information that's on the back of the card on the swipe line is the stuff that's on the front. so it's not all that different. they're not allowed to save that information. they're just allowed to use it to check to make sure you're of age and they can't hang onto it they aren't allowed to use the information, but they are allowed to swipe it. >> our contractor is not honoring their warranty and not returning our phone calls. who should we call? >> contractors state license board. these guys do a pretty good job. you want to start there and file a complaint if they can and have the time and they generally do a very good job of this and they'll try to mediate this between you and your contractor and if they have enough complaints the contractor could have a problem. if that doesn't work then you're looking at small claims court. >> those are always a pleasant conversation and they have to come back to do the work.

>> thank you michael. all right. kim kardashian west is completely supportive of her stepfather stepfather's decision to live life as a woman, but she has an important fashion warning. >> whatever you do do not steal my glam team. they are mine. there are too many girls in this family, you know. i did tell him that, i said whatever help you need you have to look and feel your best and if you need help with anything stylewise, glamwise i am here to help you. >> speaking to jimmy kimmel, kardashian west applauded her stepfather's bravery. she says he has an amaze sense of relief from the support he's gotten. >> it's pacquiao versus mayweather and it is now a day away and how has this fight turned into a cultural celebration from one bay area community. >> now here's cheryl with what's ahead at 5:00. larry and ama thank you so

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tomorrow for the 141st running of the kentucky derby. the field of 20 will run for the roses at churchill downs and each hoping to get the chance to win the triple crown. american pharaoh is this year's favorite at 5-2. a figure that could be exceeded this year. more money may be bet on a pacquiao-mayweather. that's one of the most anticipated matchups in the history of boxing and for one bay area community and it's about celebrating a cultural icon. >> abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the latest. >> inside the filipino restaurant. >> he's fighting for us for every filipino. >> some are calling it the fight of the century and manny pacquiao versus floyd mayweather. everyone is ready for that. daley city is home to one of the largest communities in the country and it comes as no surprise that this is a shrine to the pac-man. >> he started from the bottom and he worked up really really

fast and we're very proud of him. >> fort mchenry bar is heating up. this is typically a bar for fan but tomorrow will be all about the fight. >> with it came some rules including a maximum of 200 guests. >> lots of people and we still have more tickets. >> sold out for the big show, some hope it's worth the price. >> it might go to 12. it might go to 4, but i don't know. that's what the excitement is about. >> back, win or lose, pacquiao will always be their guy. >> i think it serves as inspiration for a lot of people and you can achieve and do what he's done. in daley city. it's just a great energy that we're very excited about. chris nguyen abc 7 news. big matchup and mayweather by decision. >> thanks, larry. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm larry

beil and it begins with cheryl and dan. >> it's an unacceptable and a hor believe incident. >> a baseball game ends with a teenager, and a moment of change and a chance for change. that's ahead, next. >> arthur graham raheem brown. shut it down! >> from social just toys workers rights. >> the highest minimum rate. >> the day of protest from san francisco to san jose. why prosecutors dropped the charges in the massive yosemite fire. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. cooling is on the way and i'll let you know what the weekend forecast is coming up. this is abc 7 news. our greatest hope is that we minimize unnecessary hurt here. >> he's talking about what was

captured in this video. a high school baseball game turns ugly when one player yells some racial slurs after the final pitch. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. the fallout has been quick. the star player lost his college scholarship over his caught-on-camera rant. the hateful words came from a valley high school student following the game at st. mary's at berkeley. katie katie udas is live in alameda. >> reporter: there are lessons to be learned on and off the baseball diamond, the lesson here that the consequences of our words can come as quick as a tweet. cell phone video captures tense moments following a high school baseball game wednesday night. racial slurs are sung by a pen at valley high school player with cents mary's high school berkeley. >> the video flew across social media like a wild pitch. students shared with parents.

russell bloom's son -- >> i was dismayed and very distressed by what had occurred and without question. it was unacceptable. >> tagged and tweets with the video and recruiters discovered the controversy and they dropped the student athlete who recently signed a letter of intent and recently received a scholarship. >> it's given these kids an opportunity to see how far-reaching their conduct can be and it's an important lesson. >> we're not naming the student due to the sensitive nature of the story. >> discipline is essential and redechl redemption is also essential. >> students at st. mary's brought the discussion started on social media into the classroom. >> this is a teachable moment and our greatest hope is that we minimize unnecessary hurt here. russell says some of the twitter feeds about the incident continue to be unproductive. he told his son to turn it