... now at 11:00, police say they know who killed bob lee. but why? from kpix5, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. the big question for the past few days has really been what led an acquaintance to stab tech founder bob lee to death in a san francisco street. how are they connected? the two may have had a dispute over the suspect's sister. now, this is her. kazar momenni.

>> it appears from witness statements that mr. lee is somehow a friend of this woman. that is what the connection is. >> kazar showed up to court for her brother and she was there with her husband, plastic surgeon in san francisco. a key witness in the case thinks their marriage was in trouble but didn't know if lee and kazar ever had an intimate relationship. nima momeni's appearance was delayed. we learned more about what happened in the early hours of april 4th. a lot of this is based on an account from that unidentified witness and it starts here at an apartment on the 1500 block of mission street where lee, the witness, and kazar were having drinks around 3:30 p.m. then bob lee and the witness went to lee's

hotel where the witness overheard a call between lee and the suspect asking is his sister was doing drugs or anything inappropriate. the witness said lee had to reassure the defendant nothing inappropriate happened. the documents say lee showed onto kazar's home around 2:30 in the morning. her brother was also there. now at 2:03, surveillance footage shows nima and lee leaving in the suspect's bmw. the two got out of the carrened a talked on the sidewalk about five minutes. investigators think that is when momeni stabbed lee with a kitchen knife three times. once in the hip and twice in the chest. lee is shown looking for help as the defendant sped away in his bmw. he died in the hospital. >> mr. momeni left mr. lee there at the scene. we then as you know have all viewed a

video of mr. lee attempting to call 911, attempting to find help. and not being able to be successful with that. and so, to that extent, yes, he was left to die. >> the court documents highlighted one important text that was later found on lee's phone and it was from kazar. it read just wanted to make sure you were doing okay because i know nima came way way down hard on you. thank you for being such a classy man and handling it with class. love you. >> what it appears is there was some type of dispute between the two men. that mr. momeni was upset with mr. lee about something prior to leaving her residence and she was attempting to check on mr. lee the following morning. >> right now, momeni is charged with murder in the first degree which requires premedication versus second degree murder which is a crime of passion. >> that kitchen knife had to

get there somehow. and so, the moment someone accused of murder has also thought enough to grab a kitchen knife and bring that into play in a different location, that means they thought about stabbing this person. >> our betty yu went to rincon hill. >> reporter: when this first happened, neighbors were shaken by the news. they thought that bob lee was a victim of a random act of violence. the da said today now that we know the facts, bob's case is not indicative of the state of affairs on san francisco streets. dana bates and her daughter went for a grocery run. >> before we knew the details it was very disconcerting and scary. now that we know exactly what happened, it is definitely a different scenario and i don't feel any less safe than i

did before. in fact, i feel like san francisco's getting a bad rap that it shouldn't. >> reporter: the killing of bob lee initially sent shock waves through the city's east cut and rincon hill neighborhoods where this kind of violent crime is unusual. >> this was nothing to do with homeless or a dynamic that was conjured up initially. i find myself defending san francisco often because i think there is misconceptions. >> i feel safe with my family. because they are awesome parents. >> reporter: nora lives blocks from where the violent crime took place. she says she always feels safe walking in the area, even alone at night. but she became more vigilant in the days following the stabs. >> we need to be more careful with how we present san francisco in certain lights. while obviously, we want to inform the public about things that impact their safety, we also want to do it in a way to

ensure the public feels safe and knows the facts before we stoke any fires. >> reporter: dana and her family are committed to staying in san francisco. they recently bought a condo just blocks from the crime scene. >> we feel confident enough to come back to the city. we have to be in our offices. now more often. and, we love it here. we think it is a very safe and wonderful place. >> and dana also said when she first learned of the killings she had a hunch this was not a ran document act of violence. and turns out she was right. she did feel a general sense of peace once news of the arrest came out, but certainly, sara, the stabbing itself is horrific. >> i mean of course any time there is a loss of life there is a question of safety. but bob lee's family is devastated by this. we have posted the full charging documents on the case on our website. you can find them in the top story section of kpix.com. dozens of antioch police

officers accused of sending racist text messages. we are hearing from a woman whose name appeared in one of those texts. >> i was humilified. it was traumatizing. >> an arrest in the deadly freeway shooting that took a five-year-old's life. we'll have much more on the suspects and more on their link to another crime scene. and, we have the all-important weekend weather forecast coming up. which shows some changes on the horizon. we'll have all the details when we come back. >> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. nicholas cage and singer christine and the queens.

the scandal that rock the antioch police department may end in a lawsuit. one of the women mentioned by antioch officers in a string of racist and hateful text messages has hired an attorney. she is a community activist who has protested apd and being arrested twice at demonstrations. >> i was utterly shocked but what i was reading. i dropped my phone multiple times when i was reading the text messages. it was just horrific and very sad. >> an fbi report found apd sergeant josh evans texted a group of officers describing khan with the words arabian knights using a sexually explicit slur and the text used racial slurs to describe other people and the officers joked about using violence during arrests. multiple officers are currently on leave and the mayor has called for them to be

fired. >> it was traumatizing just to see a police officer who is a sergeant nonetheless saying such hideous and disgusting message about a young woman who is just advocating for her community. >> khan has hired civil rights attorney john buress. there will be a special antioch council meeting next tuesday to address the scandal. california's attorney general says the doj is investigating a police shooting in newark that left a carjacking suspect dead and another hurt. surveillance cameras caught the suspect's vehicle entering the city yesterday afternoon. officers from multiple agencies rushed to stop the car. shots were fired. and the suspects were hit. three suspected gang members are also facing murder charges tonight in the 880 freeway shooting that killed a five-year-old girl. those very same suspects are tied to another shooting in fremont

according to police. eliana was in the car with her family headed to dinner in milpitas. that is when the suspects pulled up to the victim's car. she was shot. the suspects claim they were targeting rivals in another car at the time of the shooting. authorities arrested these three suspects after tracking down their red honda car in santa cruz. they are between the ages of 225 and 29 and they live in pleasanton and fremont. the trio is charged in a separate drive by shooting. that one happened 15 minutes earlier in the city of fremont. one of the suspects fired at a man walking along fremont boulevard but that man was not hurt. detectives say surveillance cameras captured video of the suspect's car as it drove off. the three suspects are now sitting in jail. it is one of san francisco's biggest and most visible challenges. today, the city unveiled its five year plan to tackle homelessness. and while city hall is united

on the need that they must do something, there is disagreement about what to do and how to achieve their goals. mayor london breed is touting a five year plan that looks to cut homeless rates in half the next couple of years. the so-called home by the bay plan will had a thousand new shelter beds and 3200 new housing units but some city supervisors say that focuses more on permanent housing than transitional help. >> we want to create goals that are very ambitious to get to a better place here in the city and county of san francisco regarding homelessness. >> the most important thing right now is ending encampments in san francisco. and having safe places for people to go. >> supervisor says creating permanent housing options for every homeless person is an unrealist goal and that transitional program should be the plan here. but part of the five year plan includes a new treatment facility for treasure island. it will add 70 transitional beds. residents will be able to say up to two

years. paul is off on vacation somewhere. >> i have no idea where. >> he is on a beautiful tropical beach where. >> well, that's nice. >> but you know, as far as our weather, no complaints. it's been really beautiful. >> it doesn't matter if you had them one way or another. because it is going to do what it is going to do. which is to warm up. that much tomorrow. not a lot. a little bit of a warming trend in the bay area. the numbers coming up one to three degrees on saturday and the possibility early next week of a few light showers. maybe. monday or tuesday. but aside from that, it is steady as she goes. the weather today, not a dramatic change tomorrow. 50s for the most part. oakland has 50 in san francisco. 48 degrees. numbers a little bit cooler tonight than it was last night. at this time, the skies we are getting some low clouds near the shoreline as per usual. at this time of the year, it will still be chilly

overnight. over the weekend, it warms up a couple of degrees and more clouds will be moving in on sunday. numbers come down a little bit on sunday. and then, seven to ten degrees cooler on monday as we are going to be under the influence of this low pressure off the pacific northwest. off the coast of washington state, they will be picking up about an inch to two inches of rain by the time we get to sunday evening. down here, we just pick up more clouds on sunday. a little bit of light rain. maybe for late monday and early tuesday. but that would be about it. tomorrow looks nice. sunshine saturday. temperatures near normal. all in all it looks pretty good. the time lapse shows some low clouds near the shoreline. by the time we get into sunday. so sunday we cloud it up. sunday evening. by the time we get to monday, more clouds and then these showers could move into the bay area by the time we get into in day night and tuesdat isent pr good for the bay area

tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. and a chance of rain not much. but we will bump it up as you can see a little bit on wednesday. tonight. overnight lows mid 40s . daytime highs tomorrow it will be a beautiful saturday. numbers in the upper 60s and low 7 0z. in the south bay, in the low 70s . so a pretty nice warmup for the east bay. north bay, 60s . and up around ukiah, clear lake, low 70s . in the extended forecast, we have sunshine saturday. sunday, kind of an iffy day. monday night, tuesday, maybe a possibility of a sprinkle or two. holds true for the north bay. the best chance of showers will be in the north bay monday night. as we have a look at the east bay, numbers recover into the mid 70s . it will warm up. first, we have to cool it down a bit. sara? or charlie? >> yeah, it's me. giants open up a weekend series in detroit. it wasn't on tv. but we do have

the highlights for you. > big story, the nba. kings and warriors in the capital tomorrow. hear why mike brown does not like how nice everybody has

warriors are on a little road trip. >> not quite. i was living in pacifica and did that road trip every single day to sacramento. then i would turn around and come back. >> well that's a long commute. >> it is a long commute. >> for me that's a road trip. >> they are staying up there. instead of coming back, sleeping in their own beds e keid thstpart about playinin sacramento,

planes, trains or automobiles required. >> nobody is like the warriors. they just have different people. >> draymond green turns into a different player in the post season, but all is calm right now. you can tell the series hasn't opened yet. golden state spent the whole week complimenting mike brown. >> it's a setup. they want to kick my [bleep]. trust me. i have been around them enough. it's a set up. don't fall for it and i'm not either. screw you guys until this is over. >> it will be all business tomorrow for brown. what a job he has done in sacramento. first year on the gig and he ends a 17-year playoff drought. he was the easy pick for coach of the year but his family is surprised. >> at first when they congratulate you, you are like oh cool. but the eighth time, you are like is this a good

thing or a bad thing? like, because they are like, we just can't believe it. okay, i respect that. so i don't know if i'm loved or what's going on. but that's all they are talk about right now. >> this will be post season number nine for steph, klay, and draymond together. over 400 games. dubs have a huge edge in experience. the kings two all-stars. this will be fox's first post season game. the giants took care of business. detroit signing logan webb for $90 million. >> it's amazing. i couldn't picture being anywhere else. it is awesome. >> it is not 90 million-dollars , but jd davis had a three run

homer to right field. three homers. all of them away from oracle park. 11th inning we go. giants up 5-4. david villar tries to make a play. everybody is safe. tigers are in business. two outs. 3-0 count. nick had the green light and he did not miss. first allowed by since last july. tigers win 7-5. the giants' record drops to 5-8. and i would show you the full highlights from oakland. but we would be here literally all night. get this. athletics pitchers walked 17 batters. the most in a game since 1949. the mets beat the as , 17-6. i was trying to tie something in to 1949. because it was a long time. candy land came out that year. everyone remembers that. >> thanks charlie. the city of vacaville is almost halfway between the bay area and sacramento. and as

wilson walker found out, the town is split between warriors and kings fans. >> vacaville is right in the middle. probably a 50-50 split between both teams. >> reporter: at town square barbers, the kings warriors question was lopsided ahead of game one. >> kings all the way. purple baby. >> reporter: but even the kings fans will admit times have changed here on the edge of the valley. >> the older generation, kings, younger generation, warriors. >> i was one of the only few that never switched up. i never jumped on the warriors or the lakers. >> reporter: they say what was decidedly kings country has shifted in the curry era. >> the warriors have been so good for the last decade that those fencesitters have

probably gone to blue and cold. even if you grew up with that, you are looking over the fence like, i don't know. it's looking pretty nice. >> reporter: 35 miles from sacramento, 55 miles from san francisco. this is a community divided. a rift generational allegiances. but take a quick 10-minute drive to the west, you will find yourself on the other side of this california fault line. >> a little more toward the warriors. we'll have a lot of kings fans too. but heavy on the warriors. >> reporter: the owner of harry sportsman's lounge says while it is just down the road from vacaville and on the edge of the bay area, fairfield is firm hill in warriors territory. >> i think so. i'm a fan of both. and this puts me in a dilemma. i have never been in this spot before. >> reporter: so the stage is

set for the i-80 show down. a competition among neighbors. a split among fans. and probably really good news for sports bar owners. >> yeah. this is right in the middle. which is a good spot to be. tomorrow is april 15th known as 415 day. how you can celebrate the city's unofficial birthday. >> tonight. >>

it is weekend one of one of the biggest concerts in the world. certainly one of the most anticipated events of the springtime. coachella is happening tonight as we speak. it is a huge festival and an experience that people travel from all over the world to get to. thousands of people call the grounds their home for the