relatives of pearl pinson we out this weekend, searching any signs of the missing teenag. refusing to give up hope relatives of pearl pinson were out this weekend searching for any signs of the missing teenager. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. 15-year-old pearl pinson was last seen wednesday morning bloodied and screaming for help during a kidnapping in vallejo. kpix 5's mark kelly on what the teenager's family is doing in hopes of finding her alive reporter: today the family searched in three different parts of vallejo, the san rafael bridge, a creek and the overpass where she was last seen alive. >> when you still walk up there, you can feel what happened. you can feel like there was a

struggle. >> reporter: the pinson family decided this overpass where the suspect was believed to have assaulted and abducted 15-year- old pearl is exactly where they needed to search today. >> what we're really hoping is to try and maybe find some hope, some clue, anything that might have been overpassed just by chance. >> reporter: it was this vallejo overpass where a witness reported to law enforcement seeing a man wednesday morning with a gun pulling a female who was bleeding and yelling for help. that suspect, 19-year-old fernando castro, was later shot and killed by law enforcement in southern california. with pearl, nowhere in sight, the family's only choice is to trust the multiple sheriff's departments searching the state. >> they have not let us down yet. >> reporter: and keep pearl's picture as well as the place she was last seen alive in the public's mind. >> walk past there and realize, she was here. and now she's not here.

>> reporter: in vallejo, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> pinson's family says they will keep searching every day until they find her. a burglar keeps hitting small businesses in san francisco. he struck more than a dozen times in the same area. as kpix 5's da lin reports, police are trying to figure out who he is. >> reporter: a burglar breaks into a restaurant through the back door and goes straight for cash register. with a flashlight and crowbar in hand, he rifles through drawers looking for cash. >> when he operates in there, pretty smooth. pretty quick. he knows what he's doing. he's fast. >> reporter: san francisco police believe he is a serial burglar, connected to at least 13 recent burglaries in the richmond district. mostly targeting restaurants and stores on clement, geary and balboa streets. police are alerting businesses in the area. >> when businesses are closed, not very populated, he is just through the side yards, through

the back, not very much people around. >> reporter: this burglary happened two months ago. more recently he is suspected of breaking into a chinese meat and deli store. the owner didn't want to go on camera but same m.o. someone broke through the back door late at night and went for the cash register. it's got neighboring business owners worried they are next. >> i work late nights on the weekends. i don't want to be the one person that finds this guy coming in the back door either. >> reporter: back to the serial burglar, once he sees the camera pointing right at him, he covers it and breaks it. police say he appears to be a white man in his 40s, 175 to 200 pounds, with a string backpack with a dragon design. they believe he was on a bicycle. it's clear footage. police hope someone will recognize this burglar. they need help identifying him so they can arrest him. in the richmond district, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> police think the suspect may be linked to burglaries in neighboring districts. they have a few surveillance videos of him in action as you saw. and they say that he started the string of burglaries at the

beginning of the year. the body of a girl found under a house in san francisco will soon get a final resting place. earlier this month, workers doing some remodeling in the richmond district hit a coffin with their shovels. inside was the body of a girl about 3 years old. she apparently had been buried back in the 19th century and now, organizers from across california have stepped forward to pay for the burial plot, headstone and new casket. a service is planned for next saturday in colma. violence on the campaign trail. we are learning that san diego police arrested 35 protestors yesterday outside of donald trump's rally. [ yelling ] >> police had to use force to control some of the protestors who tried to jump over a barricade at the convention center. the protests involved about 1,000 people. no injuries were reported. later trump said to the san diego police department, fantastic job on handling the thugs who tried to disrupt our very peaceful and well attended

rally. greatly appreciated. next week the city of cleveland will present its security plan for the republican national convention. the top priority is getting police prepped. the city says the division of police is working every day to plan. it has reached out to hundreds of outside agencies for additional staffing. some have already signed on. 50,000 people will attend the convention in july. bernie sanders is in california and had harsh words for donald trump and democratic rival hillary clinton. in santa barbara this morning, he criticized them both for their fundraising. >> our lesson, our message, is that billionaires and wall street and drug companies will not buy elections! we are going to overturn citizens united. >> sanders tried to out critics in his own party who he says were attacking him on behalf of hillary clinton but he was shut down when he tried to have them removed from party committees. bernie sanders will be in oakland on monday. he had two events planned first

at 2:00 at the allen temple baptist church with actor danny glover and a rally frank ogawa plaza. the warriors preparing for another must-win game in less than an hour. they will play thunder in game 6 at oklahoma city. if they lose the season is over but if they win a deciding game 7 will be monday at oracle arena. thousands of warriors fans are expected to pack oracle arena for a watch party. a bit later in sports, vern glenn will show us the warriors getting ready for the game. this note somewhat related, parts of the east bay bart track repairs are happening throughout the weekend no service between san leandro and bay fair on monday. they are offering a bus bridge. if the warriors make it to game 7 service between bay fair and san leandro will be restored by 3:00 on monday. ahead an update on recovery efforts following a deadly plane crash in the hudson

river. what we're learning about the pilot. >> and parts of texas under water again. a look at more damage from this latest round of wild weather. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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only at a sleep number store. out of the hudson river. the "p- 47 thunderbolt" cra late yesterday between new and new jersey... killing t pilot. today scuba divers attached straps to the wrec. crane > recovery workers have pulled a p47 thunder both plane from the hudson river. it crashed yesterday killing the pilot. today divers attached straps to the wreck. then a crane slowly pulled it up from the riverbed and put it on a boat. after that was done, the body headed down river. >> then the ship headed down toward lower manhattan where the boat would be docked. and the plane is going to be taken off and investigated by the faa. >> the pilot who died 56-year- old william gordon was a veteran of the airshows. he crashed while making a

promotional flight for a local museum. two other planes in the demonstration landed safely. on this memorial day weekend, hundreds of kids in san francisco today paid tribute to thousands of fallen u.s. soldiers at the presidio national cemetery. boy scouts, girl scouts, cub scouts, all placed american flags on the headstones. more than 25,000 veterans are buried there. organizers say the annual event is an important one for the scouts. >> number one, we need to remember the veterans that served this country. that's number one. an number two, it's part of the requirement to practice good citizenship for all the scouts. >> on monday a special tribute will take place at the cemetery including a 21-gun salute. thousands of people are in napa valley today for day 2 of the bottlerock festival. ♪[ music ] >> the food, music, wine in this festival is in its fourth year. there's a culinary stage where celebrity chefs are performing

and for those with a taste for music, more than 20 bands are set to play. with florence and the machine, headlining the show. a cat adoption lounge is back open in sillicon valley. yes, a cat adoption lounge. it's the dancing cat that welcomed animal lovers today in san jose. a homey cage-free space for at- risk felines giving people the chance to get acquainted with the cats before trying to adopt them. organizers will keep it open for the next six months while they search for a permanent location. coming up, not following the doctor's orders, how the world health organization is responding to concerns about the zika virus at the olympics in rio. >> and we'll look ahead to monday for the memorial day forecast. it's all coming up after a break. ,,

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from more than a hundred he experts... who want the rio ved or postponed the world health organization is rejecting a call for more than 100 health experts who want the rio olympics moved or postponed because of zika.

the doctors say that an unnecessary global health risk will be posed when half million tourists go to the games in august. the president of the international olympics committee talked about the controversial call. >> are you 100% confident that the world health organization? >> the ultimate authority is the world health organization. and we back the world health organization 100%. >> has it even been discussed the possibility of moving? >> no. >> in brazil, there are more than 91,000 registered cases of the zika virus. well known chefs are serving up healthy fast food in oakland without busting the budgets of their customers. kpix 5's john ramos found out the restaurant owners hope their business will make an impact when it comes to race relations. >> reporter: broadway and 22nd may be ground zero in oakland's restaurant renaissance. but the long line was for

everyone's guilty pleasure, fast food. >> 59! >> reporter: welcome to local, oakland's brand-new street chic sardine can of a restaurant that is a collaboration between renowned bay area chef and restaurateur daniel patterson and famed l.a. food guru and urban philosopher roy choi. >> what i'm bringing is just a little bit of l.a. flavor. i'm bringing my l.a. sense of humor, attitude but i'm connecting with the street. >> reporter: along with noodles and salads, you can get a $5 burger or tortilla wrap made with fresh natural ingredients. choi created a craze with his l.a. food truck and made for tv personality but with local, first in watts and now in oakland, he and patterson are making a social statement. hiring workers from communities scarred by racial strife. >> our country isolates. that's what we like to do. we categorize and isolate people from each other.

so local is about bringing people together. l.a., san francisco. >> reporter: sitting shoulder to shoulder on plain wooden boxes, diners can't help but come together. it's crowded and loud. and a whole lot of fun. and the chef's enthusiasm is infectious to both the customers and employees. >> where we taking local? how far does it go, the world, right? >> across the world! >> reporter: they want to use the universal experience of food to unite people. but, of course, nothing spices things up like a little southern california bay area rivalry. >> you got a better baseball team. you know, but we got better burritos. you know? [ laughter ] >> reporter: in oakland, john ramos, kpix 5. in paris a child is on life support after a lightning strike during a birthday party at a park. 11 people were injured after they ran under a tree during a lightning storm. an off-duty firefighter was nearby. he heard the commotion. he found nine people unconscious when he got there. started treating them as soon

as medics arrived and most of the injured people are now all right and under observation. in germany 35 people were hurt when lightning struck at a children's soccer game. parts of the u.s. are dealing with dangerous weather. cbs reporter wendy gillette shows us the communities dealing with devastating floods. >> reporter: the rain cleared saturday in harris county, texas, near houston but the damage is done. vehicles sat submerged after water turned roads into streamings. the floods stranded some like this man, a truck brought him through the water to a rescue boat which delivered him to the other side where he was reunited with a woman. it was one of dozens of water rescues the past couple of days since the heavy rains started thursday. this family also needed help after they became trapped. >> scared for my house but we're good. >> reporter: in central kansas, search teams are still looking for an 11-year-old boy swept away friday night. >> we'll be out here all day and as long as it takes until

we find him. >> reporter: the surf is already roaring in charleston county, south carolina, where tropical storm warnings are in effect as bonnie moves in. the rough conditions were not enough to keep some away, determined to celebrate their holiday weekend. but riptide occurrence off an island in georgia generated by the storm proved too dangerous. lifeguard ran into the water to bring swimmers closer to the shore and safety. wendy gillette for cbs news. tropical storm bonnie is predicted to hit the south carolina coast tomorrow morning. we have our own rather explosive weather in california to deal with. but to find it you have to head east all the way out to the sierra and there they have some thunder bumpers at the moment. kpix 5 hi-def doppler is picking up those electrical storms out there. so if you know anybody headed to gold country or east of groveland, beautiful groveland over the crest of the sierra on 120, there's some thunderstorms out there spreading pretty much around mona lake another beautiful spot in california. 90 degrees right now in

concord. we had a warm one. san francisco at 70. livermore 84. 86 in santa rosa with clear skies most of the bay area. coastline cool, so we'll have a 30-degree temperature spread from the coast to inland. not unusual for the bay area as you know. but high pressure building in, stays warm through midweek with some minor variations. tomorrow won't be quite as warm as today. then monday we'll bounce back and temperatures stay warm monday, tuesday wednesday. so nice warm week ahead. futurecast shows stratus trying to form. a little disat the san mateo county coastline. that's about it. we'll go clear for much of sunday with a few patches of low clouds forming but that will cool us down. so let's sum it up. sunny and warm tomorrow not quite as warm. memorial day the numbers will come up and then cooler weather finally returns to the bay area but we'll have to wait until thursday for that to work its way in. still nice weekend.

75 degrees this weekend in the mission district. bottlerock happening all weekend in napa valley. forecast in the mid- to upper 80s. so plenty warm weather on tap for the bay area including memorial day. temperatures will be 60s at the oceans to 90s inland. there's your 30-degree spread. and the numbers for everybody tomorrow, fairly close to average in the city. san francisco down to 65 tomorrow. 84 in concord. 81 san jose. 71 degrees at oakland. down south bay tomorrow plenty of warm weather. we'll nudge 80 degrees in sunnyvale, campbell, cupertino and los gatos. tomorrow livermore up to 85. and pittsburg same. fairfield 84. cooler by the carquinez straits. north bay tomorrow nice mostly sunny skies doesn't look like any fog is on the way. temperatures will be in the mid- 70s to the low 80s. it really warms up in ukiah,

lakeport and clearlake close to 90. extended forecast numbers to be in the mid-80s on sunday. monday in the low 90s as things stay warm monday, tuesday and wednesday. thursday we have finally that cooling coming in when numbers tumble about 10 degrees. and then we'll warm it up again as we get into next weekend but there is cooling on the way. we have to wait a little while for it. in the meantime, things look hot in the bay area. i mean, absolutely hot. did vern make it back in time? >> of course! [ laughter ] >> hey, fans. what does the stanley cup finalist sharks have in common with charlton heston from the ten commandments in and moment of truth with the golden state warriors. about time to rise up for game 6. ,, before earning enough cash back

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about western conference fi, game-6...top of the hour... starts with steph curry...ho get andrew bogut involved... nba play-offs up top. it's all about the warriors game 6. top of the hour. starts with steph curry. he has to get andrew bogut involved. yeah, the big. that's the leader. he has to get everyone involved early. draymond green no technicals for you. two previous games at oklahoma city not close. it's win or go home and curry has to play like an mvp to force a game 7 monday night. >> it's not like we're an 8th seed trying to pull off the upset. we are the one seed. and we're disappointed that we're down 3-2 but we're happy the way we bounced back last night. and we have to try to keep

doing it. >> cleveland cavaliers doing this all last night at toronto. lebron james above the rim! 33 points winning the eastern conference 113-87. advances to the second straight final. it will be james' sixth straight final appearance. no champagne here. they celebrated by spewing water. why? >> we didn't have champagne. so we took waters. [ laughter ] >> fair enough. >> that's it. >> i had chocolate milk. [ laughter ] >> oh, plug, plug. >> kevin love a pitchman. nhl play-off a little stanley cup bon voyage this morning for the san jose sharks. toted my own camera and caught the final practice of the western conference champs today before they got on a plane for pittsburgh. game one monday. sharks and penguins. i got hold of one of the young ones, number 50, center chris

tierney, who casts a watchful eye on veteran joe thornton and brent burns for more than just their play. >> is there more of an impressive play-off beard than the one he has? my gosh! that's charlton heston ten commandments-like. >> yeah. i think it's one, two for sure. i think they are having fun with it. i think we get a kick out of it watching sometimes, you know, what happens. it's crazy if something gets caught in their beard. big league balls and strikes in baseball up and down for the giants in denver. man, is that air thin. matt cain on the dl tonight for a hamstring strain. then they had to play. hawks soaring high above coors field. downtown denver. so was this. a buster posey no doubter in the 1st inning. a three-run swung-on gone! madison baumgarner got a no decision pitch well enough to win. got out of a bases-loaded jam

in the 6th via the old double play ball. look at the emotion! yeah. bullpen couldn't hold a 4-1 lead. two on and strickland threw one and lead cut to 4-3. then josh relieved him and it didn't get any better. carlos gonzalez put the rockies ahead 5-4 on the two-run job. the next inning it's posey again. the second the run homer of the game. -- the second three-run homer of the game. giants the lead. they won 10-5. they won 14 of the last 16. swiveling josh redick it was bobblehead day. i love it. enjoy it because he is on the dl. billy butler, carumba! a second inning blast that measured 443 feet his first big fly of 2016.

top six, victor martinez said, eh, how do you like that one! two-run bolt tied the game up at 3. but the bottom of the inning, butler did it again! two-run single. how about some fries with that offense? they scored five in the inning. an inning later, chris davis long ball. three-run job-made it 11-3, his 11th homer of the month. the a's won and are out of the cellar in the west. jordan spieth played like he invented it at the pga cloneiam. world's number 2 player crowd pleasing at the pga colonial. grabbed the leader by the throat. tournament in dams. look at the action on this wedge shot at 12. shot a 5-under 65. that's a 54-hole lead cut by one going into sunday's final round. i'm done and so is the show. >> well, look you, got the giants, a's, now we just need the warriors. got a bay area streak going.

>> "dub nation." >> let's do it. >> all about game 6. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> ninan: tropical storm warnings are up along the carolina coast. potentially dangerous weather threatens to wash out memorial day plans for millions. also tonight, nearly a dozen people hit by lightning in a paris park, including children at a birthday party. health officials issue an urgent plea to cancel or postpone the summer olympics because of the zika outbreak in brazil. amre trump campaign turmoil, as protesters clash with police and trump supporters. and the search for answers after a world war ii plane crashes into the hudson river off new york city. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening.