and the suspect was killed by police near solvang. >> reporter: the search for the missing teenager is focused down this rural road behind me here in sonoma county, just miles from the ocean here in jenner. this is about 65 miles from where the 15-year-old was seen near her home two days ago. solano sheriffs won't say what led them to this location. there was something substantial that led them here, we're seeing searchers with dogs as well as boats on the water. this is a residential area running along the russian river. this one day after the speckeded kidnapper was killed in a shootout near solvang thursday afternoon. he was spotted in a gold saturn

after an amber alert was issued. pearl was not with him in the car. >> this is search a search and rescue operation. we're hopeful we're going to bring pearl home to the family. >> it's heart breaking knowing she's not found. and upsetting fernando was killed. he is the one with the answers to the questions. >> reporter: the family is holding out hope she will be found alive and safe. they've been focusing their efforts where she is seen in vallejo. solano county sheriffs are the lead but sonoma county and we understand the fbi is now involved. at this point it's not clear how long the teams will be out hire

the evidence here is that pearl was seriously injured so there is a fair amount of urgency to this. in jenner, abc7 news. >> thank you. investigators identified a murder victim that left a person dead. he was 17-year-old edwin ramirez gurera. investigators say he was killed when four teenagers met with a fifth person on a trail near the school on wednesday. the two were shot and stabbed. one died and the other was left to die but called 911. a s.w.a.t. team went to the home of a 17-year-old suspect and arrested him. they took a 16-year-old into custody. it has certainly sent shock waives through the community. >> violence will not be tolerated in our city.

any life lost is a life too many. not in our town. >> investigators say they're close with third arrests and looking into whether there is a possible connection between shootings and a sexual assault that happened a week ago. a peninsula murder mystery is entwined with a custody battle. the mother is charged with killing their father. abc7 news reporter vic lee joins us live with new details in this case. and that is only on abc7 news, vic? >> here are the documents. we're talking about keith green and tiffany lee's children. she's in jail. he's dead. the district attorney says the children are with keith green's mother but today, tiffany lee's mother struck back.

tiffany lee's mother and lawyers came to the court house to fight for custody of her grandchildren. jeff carr is the attorney for her daughter. >> it's our position they were kidnapped by our government. >> he is talking about her two children, suddenly taken into protective custody yesterday by district attorneys' investigators. lee, her current boyfriend and another suspect are in custody, charged with murdering keith green, lee's ex-boyfriend, and father of her 2-year-old and 4-year-old daughters. >> issuing a warrant for children, one from home, one from school. >> lee's mother, residing most of the year in beijing, china has been caring for them in the home since her daughter was arrested on saturday during a s.w.a.t. team raid at the house. green's body was found may 11th in a field in sonoma county. he disappeared in april. he went to the pancake house in millbrae, telling his roommate he was going to meet lee.

green and lee had a break up. the lawyer says lee's mother should be considered a flight risk. >> they sought to get a warrant based on a false allegation that mrs. lee, senior was not a citizen of the united states, which she is. >> she had reason to believe tiffany would harm the children or instruct others to harm them. the judge ordered authorities to remove them from the home. the judge denied trung lee's motion to reverse the order. >> the family of kate steinle filed a lawsuit today against the federal and local government

for the killing. >> the family says missteps by agencies led to the death. and form the 32-year-old was walking with her father at pier 14 last july when she was shot to death. an undocumented immigrant is charged with pulling the trigger. steinle's family blamed ross mirkarimi after the city decided not to prosecute the defendant. >> he acted without legal authority in contrary to the law that existed and had been on the books. >> steinle's family blames the bureau of land management because the gun was stolen out of an agent's car. the bureau tells us it's reviewing the complaint.

stein dgs le faults immigrations and customs for not having tracked sanchez. the city attorney saying the steinle family's loss is tragic, but it's ultimately a tragedy for which san francisco taxpayers can't be held liable. lopez-sanchez has been charged with second degree murder. more hearings will be held before the trial. >> kristin, thank you so much. >> donald trump campaigned in fresno today gathered downtown with a chp escort. police arrested two people for blocking a roadway. san diego police have now declared a donald trump protest unlawful assembly. take a look. this is a live look outside of the coning day convention sent center. police say one man tried to

climb over a rail several fights did break out and police in riot gear are now moving toward a crowd. >> brothers and sisters we can win here in california. >> bernie sanders is confident he can win the democratic nomination. he held a rally in san pedro outside los angeles, criticizing donald trump and corporate greed. the crowd was packed with union members. today is his sixth day campaigning in southern california. >> hillary clinton was back in the bay area today, eric thomas was in oakland. she tried to influence the people that influenced the voters. >> democratic presidential hopeful chose this restaurant called the home of chicken and waffles to portray herself as a

listener who wants to be a champion for oakland. >> i worked in oakland in of 19716789 i have memories of eating in oakland, walking in oakland, shopping in oakland. meeting people in oakland. >> she met with local leaders of politics, business, education and religion. he asked for more flexibility in spending more dollars to beef up career training if clinton is elected. >> she'd really listened to what people had to say and we have had a great group of people for people to talk about. >> the owner believes the clinton campaign chose it for a good reason. >> if you want to come and experience a real experience, we get anybody and everybody here. >> clinton had watched what was

once a big lead to shrink with just a couple points. volunte volunteers think he has a chance chance to win it. >> i believe a fair party is another potential option. there are people that would go independent if sanders decides to go that route. a mean crashed into the hudson river. we're tracking rescue efforts happening now. and we have heard the stories about the long time to get to airport security. maybe this happened to you. next, the truth about timing in our airports. >> i'm drew tuma. heading into the weekend, temperatures will be rising from

beaches to the bay to the mountains.

. now to breaking news on the east coast. you're looking at it live. a small plane crashed into the hudson river between new york city and new jersey. you can see the flashing lights there. the faa says the plane is a world war ii era fighter jet known as p47 thunderbolt. one of three that took off from republic airport. the other two returned and landed safely.

there is no word on casualties. you may remember the miracle on the hudson, danville pilot suly sullen berger landed a plane on that river after a bird strike. >> you have heard how long it's taking to get through security across the airport. as it turns out, lines are different locally. despite headlines, things here aren't that bad. >> here is proof of that. look at terminal b's line. hardly anyone in the wait line now. a and the app indicates it is 31 minutes. there is an effort to try to keep the lines moving. the airlines get complaints from

frustrated passengers so they have hired contractors to remind flyers to take off jackets and belts. >> they've added staff and brought in the dog teams that stiff for explosives. and passengers don't have to take off their shoes. >> the norm is 14,000. some are taking advice to arrive two hours in advance of the flight. >> how soon is the flight? >> two and a half hours. >> you planned ahead? >> yes. i did. >> you've been heeding the warping to come here early? >> yes. >> two hours is the recommendation for flights.

a. >> where did you start your day? >> albuquerque. >> was there a line? >> no. not really. not too bad. >> there is no precheck >> it was pretty easy. so i'm keeping my fingers crossed it's the same tonight. >> in san jose, check out the bay bridge toll plaza. on 101, we're seeing slow traffic that is normally backed up. california's erage price is about a dollar cheaper.

and sacramento, 2:70. it $2.78 in santa cruz. >> you don't have to travel far to have fun this memorial day weekend. wayne? >> you know where we are now in the parking lot. we're here, bottle rockets over there. so close and yet so far. we have lenny kravitz, later tonight, stevie wonder. these people are coming to a party. it's pretty good. in napa, the signs of a give away. >> where are you going? >> bottle rock. >> so here we go again.

and a 10-year lease with no more growing pains. >> i find it unusual when they're more organized than i am. this is. >> that is bob hurley, one owner who bought into this celebration of music, wine, and food. >> is that tough for you? i hope so. >> they expect 78 musical acts. a massive earthquake hit less than two years ago, it's a come back. good luck. >> prices ranged from $200 to $3,000 here in the vice president session they paid $700. >> they've got elbow room and

music, really loud. and here is al alternative. silent disco. >> free free and it's cool, being able to dance to your own music. a word of warning. if you come to dance, make sure you flash moves. >> he doesn't look out of place. >> that is funny stuff. >> no matter what you're doing, weather is going to be nice. >> yes. drew tuma has the forecast. drew? >> sunshine and warm temperatures. so we'll show you this beautiful

friday evening out there. temperatures still warm inland. 66 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. still in the north bay. santa rosa on the warm side. temperatures 83 degrees. clear skies, antioch will be holding at about 60 degrees. highs for saturday, it's warm inland, low to mid-90s around the bay. 70s, low 80s, and north bay, sunny skies, perhaps you're going to the beach. lots of sunshine, a sea breeze drops temperatures a bit. and that is water temperature. 54 degrees. saturday, sunday, a chance of showers by afternoon. monday, we're dry.

here is the accu-weather forecast. perfect for saturday. mild to warm sunday. that sea breeze kicks in along the coast. it's a hot holiday monday. summer heat continues and wednesday, thursday, friday, that fog makes a come back. that cool marine layer comes back. temperatures are closer to normal so enjoy. >> we will, thank you, drew. >> actor tim robbins visited a ray ward

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>> investigators are now looking for pearl pinson. the suspect was killed thursday afternoon in a shootout with

police. be the first to know when news breaks in this case. nearly 71 years after america dropped the first nuclear bomb on japan, president obama became the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. today, the president laid a wreath at hiroshima national park. he offered no apology but reflected on the deadly moment in history. >> we have a shared responsibility to look into the eye of history and ask what we must do differently to curb such suffering again. >> president obama signed a memorial guest book. he wrote we have known the agony of war. let us now work together to pursue peace. american world war ii veterans are getting ready to remember the fallen and others

reflect on hiroshima. >> it was one weapon. it changed countless lives. but the story began across the pacific. >> i was a 20-year-old sergeant. i was asleep in my bunk. i heard this noise. >> now 95, he survived but many did not. >> american troops prepared for a bloody ground war. to them, atomic bomb was a relief. >> if we hadn't done it there would be have been millions of casualties. >> but 71 years later the wounds are still being felt here in san francisco's japantown. those who survived can't shake

the memorys. >> just a blinding flash. >> jack made this drawing of what he saw. a city covered with dust and smoke. >> he saw survivors, sick from radiation. >> losing hair. blood from the mouth. >> she was just three and a half. her grandparents told her to be silent. >> you're not allowed to cry. when you go into shelters because that will let the enemy know where you are. now, we can go forward. not to have anymore nuclear weapons in the world. >> stevens says he's not happy with the timing. >> my presence is celebrating in arlington. >> should eliminate any risk of any nuclear weapons to be used in war fair.

san francisco is going to spend $6 million over two years to support nonprofits. mayor ed lee says it will help groups stay and succeed in the city. a local race is grabbing national headlines for congressional district two. he faces >> the congressman asked to meet us here. he says it symbolizes some of what he's managed to accomplish. >> this creek has more salmon because of work i did in the 1990s. >> there is nature everywhere.

this 52-year-old spoke about what he has learned in two terms. he says he helped to free reporter jason mirzayan from iran. >> he worked to get him free. i saw him at that hospital, he ran and gave me a hug. i gave him a hat and he put it on. we're fighting to address terrible income inequality. and a system that is deeply broken. >> he hopes to serve again. >> i feel like i'm going to get set for my district. >> 200 miles north, another candidate is proud to have come in second in grocery bagging. >> i first became a checker, somebody told me nobody is more important than anyone else. and you should treat everyone like princess di. like royalty. >> he carried him through 20

years as a checker. he campaigned at a table, park, or farmer's market. >> most comes from a dollar here and a $5 bill >> people want freedom. i am running for freedom. >> my candidacy for united states congress. >> in press releases. the 25-year-old aannounced her candidacy on facebook >> i clicked submit and the world responded. >> her background is in nonprofits. she describes the moment she decided to run when an older male mentor told her. >> don't. you cannot run. you will not have the support of

environmentalists, or organizations. just wait 20 years, sweetie. >> she's hoping for success. >> if elected i will be the youngest person ever elected for house of representatives. there has never been a person under 30 elected to national politics in my opinion, has to change. >> no party affiliation, no donations. he's a middle schoolteacher in novato. one thing you'll notice in his class, money seems to be going around. this is a bookie dollar. for participation, they get pencils, erasers. >> they requested cup o' noodles. >> he is not accepting campaign donations. at 39 he spent two years in the peace corps and 12 years teaching. this is why he's running now. >> that is my son. i didn't know what chance i would have. >> he says congress needs reform

and the presidential election... >> makes me vastly qualified to deal with people act being much like hormonal teenagers do. >> a teenager had to travel from hawaii to the bay area for surgery. here, the family's car was broken into. >> the good news that ends this story. >> i cannot thank you

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the first local tech ipo of the year will come from a local san francisco the company is worth more than $1 billion. >> ed lee is honoring a hawaiian teenager recovering from a life changing surgery before returning home. he received a warrior's app.

the 14-year-old spent the last month recouper yating at the ronald mcdonald house to remove a brain tumor. >> the bay area and francisco we're appreciative and thankful to the connection between san francisco and hawaii. >> in late april, thieves broke into the family's car stealing items including the medical records. he and his family will return home to hawaii tomorrow. >> overdue bridge tolls, parking tickets piled up for one man. the problem? he hasn't done driving.

>> next, see michael finney get a rental car company

we continue to keep an eye on activity outside of a donald

trump rally. there is a huge number of police. they asked people to disperse almost two hours ago, now. >> what would you do if you started getting someone else's parking tickets and signs? >> it happened to a viewer who could not get it corrected until he went to michael finney for help. >> amazing. one ticket, then, two. then three. the fines were spinning out of control. it was puzzling first. >> it was saying i rented a truck, i had gotten a parking ticket and things went down hill. >> it says he rented a truck and parked it illegally in san rafael. >> i have been there many times, but not with a car rental. >> he called enterprise and he was blamed for more

transgressions. >> there are two bridge fare crossings had been not paid. >> enterprise said he took the truck twice. >> i told them i had not renting and was not paying. >> and he didn't. it caused fees to go up. the $13 fee soared to $120 and the bridge fee, $133 each. now, james was beyond troubled. >> i had high frustration. >> he told enterprise he had never rented from livermore, only santa clara. >> after talking with the person behind the desk, branch manager, district manager, no one was listening to me. >> the company found the mistake. james's personal information got into the rental agreement of another person with a similar

name. enterprise tells us the employee didn't match up the address. enter prer prize paid the fines. >> i am so glad. i cannot thank you enough. >> our inquiry prompted changes at enterprise rent a car. the company says employees will match names with license numbers to avoid any mix up in the future. to see my reports go to abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. >> just add #abc7 now when you post them, and you can see them on tv. >> that is amazing.

conditions will be perfect. let's go to live doppler 7 hd. we've got blue skies and sunshine. and 85 highs in mid to low 80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. a beautiful day holiday weekend is shaping up. >> what a great victory. >> warriors getting set for game

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good evening, the sports cliche is that we're taking it one game at a they face a daunting task tomorrow night. they had a hard time closing out okc last night. doves finally started to display more energy and emotion. he's not necessarily we're disa-appointed but happy the way we've bounced back last night. you know. and we have a good feel and will

have a good game plan in place. play well. >> and mocked curry. westbrook was giggling during the question. >> curry came up with a steal in the fourth. do you think he's underrated as a defender? >> i mean, i don't know if that is part of defense, he's pretty good. he is not the best point guard. >> don't make the mvp angry. you won't like him if he's angry. cavs up

king james aggressively going toward the basket to try to close this series out. game one is monday in now they're sights are set on lord stanley. >> it's exciting to get here. if you don't have a customer at the end, it's not a great summer. >> this is just day-to-day, ship to ship.

>> warriors having a watch party, game time at 6:00. they open doors at 4:30. >> that will be fun, thank you. >> join us tonight at police officer has a tree falling on him. and a search for a teenager shifts to rural sonoma county. the urgent hunt for clues tonight. and here is the line up >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters, summer may not start until june 21st but for all intents and purposes this holiday weekend is considered by most the beginning of the summer

season. if you have memorial day off, monday, i hope you have a wonder full time with friends and family. it's a welcome long weekend, a chance to perhaps travel, cook out at home, maybe. head to the beach. and relax. it's also an important opportunity to acknowledge the reason monday is a holiday. we should pause for-to-reflect on why we have liberty and life style we enjoy today. none of us would live like this if not for the brave men and women in uniform, it is humbling to consider the ultimate sacrifice so many have made in the 240 years of american history. many still risk all, today. so many of us enjoy time away from the job, what really matters is that we're grateful to those who will be on the job

monday. in harm's way and far from home. happy memorial day. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. do look for breaking news on twitter. >> thanks for joining us. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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