an east bay teenager murdered 25 years ago. >> i'm amanda in the south bay. more people on our roadways. more passengers in the sky. memorial day weekend travel is upon us. >> we'll tell you why everything in this movie prep store has to go. >> now news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> we made some mistakes in this investigation and there were things we should have done better. >> a sudden about face by san francisco police on the raid of a journalist's home. chief william scott is now apologizing. and the mayor is calling for an independent investigation. >> it all stems back to the death of jeff adachi.

a day after that, brian carmody got the police report on the death and sold to it abc7 and other stations. >> in april, police asked carmody to release his source but he refused. on may 10, police raided his home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. >> press groups across the country protested the raid. earlier this week a judge ordered him to return the equipment. >> now tonight, the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview. >> exactly two weeks after officers gave the search warn, seizing 68 items including cameras, cell phones and notes, the police chief bill scott has made a decision about that raid. >> your statement said you looked at this for the past 48 hours. what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes. we had some concerns.

with language and particularly one of the warrants. >> chief scott said it did not identify him as a journalist but as freelance videographer. journalistses are protected under state and federal law. >> no warn shall issue for a journalist's materials. no warn. that's the law. you can never search a journalist's offices or newsroom to try to get confidential sources, ever. >> i had to push the chief to apologize after the graduation of the 263rd police academy at the scottish right masonic center. >> an apology to the people of san francisco. >> how about to brian carmody? >> yeah, why? >> we made some mistakes. >> mayor breed has ordered an investigation. he told information he had gathered and that police report

to several stations including abc7. breed released a statement saying i'm glad that the chief has acknowledged the mistakes. but i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. >> bryan carmody's attorney said the department needs real reform to ensure the sfpdsfpdsfpdsfpdsd them. >> he would not say whether carmody could become a suspect. for the i-team, dan noyes. abc7 news. you hear. that there's developing news from northern california where shasta county is experiencing some extraordinary weather. look at this golf ball size hail in redding. the national weather service issued a tornado warning for

shasta county. the clouds looked extremely ominous. people were urged to take she. abc7 meteorologist drew touma has been keeping an eye on it. >> this is something you would expect to see in the midwest. this picture coming from loring. the tops of the cumulonimbus clouds were just blooming. we can slice through the stormier this evening and those clouds tops were exceeding 30,000 feet. when you have rising air that fast, it sinks as well. and that creates hail. we saw it widespread in the area of the storm. we'll see some rain over the holiday weekend. >> okay. thank you. you can always check the weather conditions where you live. it gives you access to live doppler 7.

the same system that drew uses every day. >> the hike here disappeared in a maui forest more than two eeks ago has been found alive. this is a photo when rescuers found mane eller. she didn't been seen since may 8. volunteers began fearing the worst but family members say she was spotted by a hop on the outskirts of the forest where she had evidently gotten lost, hurt and stuck. she was air lifted and taken to the hospital. and is apparently doing well. it's been 25 years since an east bay teenager was murdered in her own home. but this horrific crime remains unvolved. friends and family hope new advances in dna technology will finally take a killer to justice. they lit cancels and walked together through the streets of castro valley to remember jen

lin murdered 25 years ago. friends and family honored her at a memorial service. she was only 14 when she was murdered by a strange here broke into her castro valley home in 1994. >> the pain felt like yesterday. >> her parent never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago, i thought this case would have been solved in two weeks. >> but dna technology, the same science which brought the notorious golden state killer to court last year, gave it new life. >> we're looking at the possibility of extracting dna. >> considering the new technology about dna, you know, it could be tomorrow. that we got a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music. they hold summer mug camps and

gives scholarships. but his real dream is one he promised his daughter. >> we said we would never give up finding the killer no matter how long it would take. >> a $100,000 reward is still being offered for arrest and conviction. she would have been 39 this weekend. in castro valley. abc7 news. happening now, a record number of californians are traveling for the memorial day weekend. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and international airport. both are expected to be busy. and they won't be the only hot spots. live at san jose international with what we can expect. amanda? >> reporter: we can expect more of everything, more cars on the roads, more people riding the raxs summer 2019 is set to be the busiest travel season on

record. they are gearing up for 13 million people. >> i'm heading out to spokane. >> from london. >> traveling to seattle. >> going to orange county to scubaa dive and watch a baseball game. >> across the country, 93,000 additional passengers are expected to take flight this season. airlines are offering 111,000 seats per day to accommodate. on the ground -- >> it reminds me. christmas time is when i normally 90. >> lots of people like griffith. >> do you like flying? >> i kind of like it. >> bad news, griffin. it is not much better on our roads. >> aaa estimates the majority of people for merd weekend will be getting around on four wheels.

the gas prices are much higher in california. a price at the pump is well over $4. that on top of travel delays which could make the holiday weekend trip more than three times more than you are. >> there will be crowds. it's what you do on memorial day. >> and we cannot forget about it back home of we're told it is heightest around 2:00 a.m. throughout the weekend. >> this weekend's seventh annual bottle rock festival. skies were clear today but wet weather is forecast for the weekend. actual acts will perform over the next three days and 125,000 people are expected to attend. >> what more can we ask for? great weather, great music, great food. >> it's going to rain sunday.

>> well, we won't be here sunday so i'm okay with that. >> don't take an umbrella. security will confiscate it at the gate. there is a fight for the removal of ficus trees. the yellow ribbon marks the trees to be at a movie prop shop where everything has to go, getting in the spirit, see how some local and all that's coming up. first a look on what's coming up. >> when is the last time you sat down and let the magic of television take you away?

should we bring out the love meter and see if are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source.

when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. if you've noticed a bit more blue and gold around town, it is all in honor of the golden state warriors. a number of land marks are glowing in dove colors to celebrate the fifth straight appearan appearance. and remember, abc7 is your home for the nba finals. game one is next thursday night. tip-off is at 6:00. it will be a lot of fun. be sure to tune in to abc7 starting next thursday night for game one of the nba finals.

the biggest movie prop house is downsizing and selling more than 30,000 items of its inventory. luis penna was in brisbane. >> if you're a movie buff, this is your dream warehouse. >> we have musical instruments, lanterns. >> it is packed with history. the pursuit of happiness. >> in that scene, you will see the tomorrow mornings lit up. >> to a famous beauty salon chaer. >> do you know who else? >> oprah winfrey. >> i love it. >> i feel like i'm closer to oprah now. >> he has end to prop house for 30 years. in three weeks, everything you see must go. >> our hand was forced to do something drastic.

just to be affordable, to stay in the game. >> he says his landlord increased the rented unexpectly. >> how much? >> quite a bit. 80%. i couldn't afford to keep this at of space at this location. >> he's having to downsize from 30,000 items to this. maybe 3,000 items. he said he selected the most important props to keep. he says he's not attached to anything you see here. and he understands what is happening in brisbane and the entire bay area. >> eventually the city has tasked laws that this whole industrial park will become residential and commercial before the office building. >> abc7 news. >> some really coo stuff. >> well, hello kitty fans, mark your calendars. the hello kitty truck will be pulling into the bay area.

>> the first stop will be in walnut creek from 10:00 a.m. >> they will have all kinds of hello kitty items. >> i can see with you the head band. >> i feel like that. the holiday weekend is upon us. >> the unofficial start of summer this weekend. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep across the region. showing you the may gray in san francisco. we've got the fog to contend with first thing tomorrow morning. take a look at the next three days.

temperatures pretty similar tomorrow to where we were today. it is sharply cooler on sunday as we enter the showers into the picture. the good news is, the showers are out of here on monday. and temperatures will slowly warm up back to where we should be by the end of next week. is the is the mild spot. overnight, a mix of clouds and stars. you can see the spot that had the torna warning. a storm crops in some sunday showers. tomorrow, a nice day, too.

temperaturewise, in the 60s and in the 70s. we bring back the storm impact scale. a level light system with the cold showers. even the chance of some lightning and hail. sunday itself, an unsettled day. into the afternoon. we'll find the showers moving through region and then the storm will sink south. partly cloudy tomorrow. the chilly showers on sunday. back to reality, in the 70s and

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>> see how good it is to be boring? we get our first look at kevin durant's calf injury since he got hurt.

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snpt friday is in the books. the long weekend is here. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here, thank you

for joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- allison williams. patton oswalt. and music from tedeschi trucks band. and now, hold everything -- jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, very nice. hello, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for everything, really. it's very nice. i am happy to be home.