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in front of him, now he is begging police to find the killer . this is late news with sara donchey, on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sarah donchey. june another report his heart into running one of oaklands filipino restaurants. he loved doing it but it was also the place where someone killed him in broad daylight in front of his son. malcolm his family is asking for help, they are begging for it, and police are, too, they are sharing what they know to hopefully get more attention and tracked down the suspect. this is what they put out, a blurry picture of the suspect in the shooting. it isn't much, but thso ve this, pictures of the 2009 for escape they think is connected to the murder. today, the famil talked about what happened on shawn chitnis has a message for the killer and their plea to th community.

>> reporter: oakland police say this is not a cold case and the are still getting plenty of leads, so it feels fresh to them. but, a year after the death of june, the loss of a brother, son, and father it is not easy for his family and the community that loved him. >> my son is gone. not just me but as a people. >> reporter: is the community gathers one year after his deat outside his restaurant, those closest to him spoke out and called on the public to help solve his murder. anger still feels his mother, a year later. >> you are a vital person. nee to be put away, deeply away. >> reporter: gin was killed outside their family business loss he never could have prepared for at age 12.

>> having mistaken at this age >> reporter: what keeps june's mother going is the grandson. she says he looks so much like his father , they were so close like best friends. >> reporter: gin sister hope someone will think of kia and come forward. >> i know you don't want to go to jail or get caught, but, yo owe it to this kid right here, who lost his father. what is he supposed to do now? >> reporter: gin's cousin and business partner, who ran the lucky 37 with him, believes the will find that killer. >> someone is going to speak. w pride ourselves on being good people and taking care of oakland. you know? and, it is going to happen. he was just too great of a person. >> reporter: the lucky 37 has become a gathering place for th community, with the family

serving free meals last christmas, even without him here. and on the anniversary o his death, that same community gathers to show their love . >> my son was a great man. a great father, wonderful to his community. >> reporter: police say they do have a person of interest in this case, but they still need the public's health, and no detail is too minor to share with them. pete yanity has agreed to pay $150 million for a settlement over the 2020 is on fire. a tree fell on pg&e's electrical lines, destroying more than 200 structures. we are creeping closer to the wildfire season, close to highway 4 in martinez, it started around 10:00 this evening east of mcewan road. it only burned about five acres before firefighters got it unde control. a live look tonight at lev

stadium and santa clara. very quiet commendably there now, bu that will be the case down the road. the super bowl is coming back to the bay area. nfl owner are expected to award the 2026 super bowl to levi's. that will be a big year for levis, they will also host games for the 2026 fifa world cup. vern glenn is here to talk about all of it this is obviously a huge deal for the bay area. i was at the super bowl there in 2016. it wa amazing. >> super bowl l. yeah. we think that it is a formality, okay, we will know for sure, middle o next week at the owners meeting but, super bowl 60. can you believe that? 60 is looking goo for a bay area return. levi stadium is once again expected to be selected as the host , that will be february of 2026, 10 years after they hosted super bowl l, when the broncos beat the carolina panthers. if you remember, all the parties

were in seven cisco, including the nfl experience, the teams practice at san jose state at stanford and hopefully, the cit of san jose will be more involved. if i am san jose, i a like, what? because, they got - they, they were cast aside. yeah. i felt bad for them. >> but you know, i had a great time in san francisco doing the nfl experience, radio row and all of that. >> i would like to see your vertical jump. >> my vertical is impressive. >> she's got hops. all right. >> we appreciate it. another sports story, more followed or the dodgers after they removed a san francisco dragon group from their pride event. now, the organizers are pulling the plug. nichols comstock explains. >> reporter: l.a. pride just announced it will not partner with the dodgers this year to host l.a. pride night at dodger

stadium on june 16th. this, after the dodgers rescinded an invitation to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence with a community hero award. members address as and trans nuns, promote lgbtq causes and mock some catholic transitions, something the catholic league protested early this week, explained their objections to u on wednesday. >> to pick a group that specifically mocks, denigrates, ridicules catholics, it is not a message of inclusivity. >> reporter: they tell us they have had problems at other events but the sisters told us the goal is to end guilt, stigma, and shame in the lgbtq community. >> lifelong battles to protect and be there for our community. >> reporter: in a written statement, l.a. pride says, as long-standing partner of the lo angeles dodgers, we are very disappointed in their decision to rescind their invitation to the sisters of perpetual indulgence, to be honored at th 10th annual lgbtq pride night ,

as a result and in solidarity with our community, l.a. pride will not be operating in this year's dodgers pride night event. >> reporter: back in the bay area, state senator scott weine tweeted, quote, we expect more from our sports team, even the dodgers. archbishop salvatore corleone he thanked the dodgers going on to say, quote, i hope everyone enjoys the game. this looks like a very bad crash . a blue lamborghini crashed into a light pole in downtown l.a., but police say that did not actually happen. somebody crashed the luxury car a few months ago, but police staged this on melrose avenue, to warn about the dangers of reckless driving. chp is apparently worried that a new movie release will cause people to go a little crazy on the roads, driving recklessly, and putting on more illegal sideshows. the movie? the lates fast and furious film. toprepar

is coming. >> you might want to buckle up. >> fast 10 comes out tomorrow, and chp is worried people will try to go crazy and copy some o the wild stunts in the movie. the bay area san quentin state prison is one of the most notorious prisons out there, bu behind the walls and barbed wire, on certain days, you will find puppies. unexpected, but a program is matching the puppies up with inmates in the hopes of changing both of their lives an helping others, too. max darrow spent a day at san quentin with an inmate, and a free furry friend. >> reporter: within the walls o prison, people, time passed them by, or find productive ways to pass the time. renames he prefers the latter. >> i have been incarcerated about eight years. i am a perso that is trying to better myself as i said. >> reporter: ramsey is serving 25 to life sentence for first-degree murder. >> i committed my crime when i was 24 years old. it was a

horrible decision , and i regre it every day. >> reporter: he is doing his best to lean into the rehabilitation side of incarceration, by taking classes, working, coding, and more. >> the more i can grow as a person. >> reporter: he just added a ne one to the list. ramsey has become one of san quentin's first dog handlers, after a rigorous selection and vetting process, ramsey, and three other inmates in donner el you the earned housing unit for inmates who have been disciplinary free, are raising to train puppies, that will become service dogs for people with disabilities. >> it gives you something to work harder for. >> reporter: the prison is partnering with the santa rosa nonprofit canine companions for the program. for ceo paige mckinney, it was an inter- emotional introduction, as some inmates have not seen dogs in decades. >> to me, this prison program just really shows the 360 view of what we do. >> reporter: ramsey and other

handlers will raise the puppies within the walls of san quentin that includes weekly classes at the prison, with trainers from canine companions after about 1 1/2 years, the dogs will lead t become accredited service dogs >> it has already helped to someone, when it leaves this prison, the additional thing fo us, those dogs are going to wan to help someone else. it will b a virtuous circle. >> we have to train this dog th right way, so that he can accomplish that. >> reporter: san quentin leader believe this program will help inmates with rehabilitation. >> you know, they will be our neighbors one day, and it start with being able to communicate. i hope that we can provide them with as many employable resources as we possibly can, so that when they integrate bac into society, they are great citizens. >> reporter: even though the

program is new to san quentin, canine companions has run this in prisons across the country, and of the hundreds of handlers they have worked with, there is only about a 5% recidivism rate. >> the human and canine bond is completely transformative and i will help here and then it will go on to help other people. so, it is an amazing and powerful thing. >> it keeps people motivated. >> reporter: as he begins to build that bond, these are the feelings that ramsey is eager t experience. >> love, joy, no judgment. >> reporter: being out in the yard with a dog . >> i feel like a human again. >> reporter: ramsey won't be eligible for parole until 2032, at the earliest. >> i know an apology is not going to atone for what i did. >> reporter: his mindset, as he does his time, he would like to try to do good where he can. >> i am trying to do this , i'm just trying to help people and help myself.

>> reporter: puppies, providing a powerful purpose within and beyond the prison walls. >> reporter: according to canin companions, the puppies raised by the prison programs have a 10% higher success rate of actually becoming accredited service dogs. when they do, the are placed with people in need free of charge. paul, joining us now, never too early to think about anothe winter, even though a lot of us really want nothing to do with that. >> got to think ahead. >> we are talking about el niño >> right, another el niño is growing in the pacific ocean, that could have big consequence around the globe, whether it is flooding or droughts or heatwave, unusual weather patterns, coastal erosion is a big deal. el niño can result in literally trillions of daughter dollars amage efs e global economy. we want

to talkpotel ct and what it is specifically referring to this pattern of ocean temperatures i the pacific ocean, water that i one, usually over the western pacific , surging to a differen spot, the eastern pacific as wind that drives the weather patterns reverse. we are not exactly sure why exactly that happens but the presence of thi patch of warm water over the eastern pacific throws off the weather pattern happening above it, which throws off everything happening downstream around the entire world. let's look at the big picture pattern of what is happening right now. we can focus on that part of the world just off the coast of south america, this tracks the deviation from normal temperatures, yellow orange an red indicate above average ocean surface temperatures but you can see that bright spot of the coast of south america indicates, that already, things are warming up, and this is ahead of the usual el niño schedule. this does not necessarily mean there is an el niño happening right now, we judge this over a longer timeframe, which means we have

to look at the three month timeframe. there is only a 38% chance, according to the latest estimate that we will be evaluated as being in el niño conditions for april may and june, but the numbers go up a lot when you wind the clock forward. late summer and early fall, there is over a 90% chance that we will be in el niño conditions and the latest estimate is that there is a 50% chance for strong el niño conditions. the bay area had on of our with wettest winters, back in 1997 and 98. health exactly average rainfall with impact across the country, all around the world. including exactly what el niño is in whether extra streaming , you can also find it by going to my social media profile, it's pinned at the top and you can follow the link to watch that segment. in the short-term, it is just normal mayweather. we have fog out right now,

shrouding the tops of the buildings downtown, using our salesforce tower camera. temperatures in the middle and upper 50s to 60 degrees, the fo makes its way into the inland valleys but it will not last long in those inland spots. should burn off quickly back to around the bay by 9:00 or so, and then, it is going to move back up towards the coast, and then we will have a hard time over the next few days shaking the may gray present in skies overhead. temperatures dropping to the lower and middle 50s but everyone is on an even playing field to start the day on friday, but fog and the onshore breeze will have an impact on temperatures. everybody ends up close to normal, 50s on the coast, 70s down the peninsula, and mostly 70s inland. warmest spots reach the low 80s for highs. the fog will be making a return late tomorrow evening, but we should see a lot of sunshine for the start of the giants game as they begin their series against the miami marlins. enjoy the weather but layer up. temperatures will go up and down a little bit, the warmest days of sunday and monday will not be that warm an seven cisco. inland temperature

will warm to the low 80s for a least a couple of days, at leas close to 80 degrees in san jose then we fall down to near norma temperatures by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday in nex week. it looks like that near normal temperature pattern is going to stick around not just through the seven day forecast but all the way through memoria day weekend, and we will be her to keep you updated through the next several days. >> that looks nice. 80s? you need to invite me. we need to have a barbecue or something, i'm coming over. >> looking good. that is your forecast, right around 60. >> thank you so much, paul, we appreciate it. a big turnout tonight at th san jose block artie, downtown. hundreds of people came out to hear local bands, eat good food and shop local. >> the last few years have been really hard on everybody. a lot of us have been cooped up at home, a lot of small businesses went under, this is about the revitalization and resurgence

of our downtown. downtown san jose is going to lead the way. >> the city is planning more of these block parties at differen parts of san jose throughout th summer. one of the biggest music festivals in san francisco is coming back for a second year. portola festival just announced its lineup, probably one of the biggest electronic music festivals ever in the bay area. juliette goodrich is here with us tonight to give us the rundown on all of this. >> reporter: here is the info. .80, september 30th and october 1st, you will have to pick you battles, it's a tough one. major laser and flying lotus, some of the big names performing. it looks like peopl are pretty happy with who will be there. even maybe if i don't know all of them. >> even i don't know all of the either. >> look at this. chat gpt, created the perfect lineup of people i had on repeat in 2015, still killing it. people i have

on repeat now and new people i want to see. then alicia tweeted, this lineup is so good i thought it was a , and golden voice, the production company that does coachella every year is actually putting this on and it does not come without controversy. a lot of people were commenting about problems that happened last year. in fact, there is a perso who asks on instagram, will there be self-service this year >> okay, that's key. >> another person called out th festival for a bottleneck at on of the biggest stages. they called it a s show. you can fill in the blanks. during las year's festival, tom tweeted out, the entrances and exits to the warehouse and stage were super dangerous, and poorly planned . and, you have a firsthand experience from this. >> i went there, yes, last year i had to leave pretty early on i was almost crushed by a crowd there were a lot of problems with that. >> yeah, you had some video, right? >> this is the video that i too and basically, what happened ,

there were hundreds of people trying to get into the warehous stage, one of the bigger venues inside of this area. we were told it was we were stuck in a line going to nowhere, just like all of the people that you see?. some people were getting crushed up against one another, unclear if anyone actually got hurt at the time but a lot of pandemonium. >> did you clear out? >> i left. >> we did reach out to the company that puts on the festival about those safety concerns and the company gave u a statement saying, 2022 was their first year hosting an event at the site. they are constantly gauging audience reaction, and looking for ways to improve the experience. okay so, tickets go on sale tomorrow single day passes starting around $230, that is when my kids asked me to send the money now i know. >> me, too. juliette, thank you for being here. get ready to see thousands of runners in a stat all

. beta breakers is back in the city this weekend but the race cuts across the city from the embarcadero to ocean beach. street closures and starts tomorrow to wake make way for the 7.5 mile route. the seven wonders of the world are a dream for a lot of us, a bucket list for others, and for one man, something he did in less then a week. we will tell you how he pulled it off. struck ahead in sports, a doozy of an nba western conference final game, and, we will try to explain how this fellow trended big and nearly killed the internet.

we were just talking about austin reeves and the lakers. they needed more of him tonight >> we are in warriors landon i am a big fan, that guy came out of nowhere. >> what a game. lakers and nuggets got into it , again. game two of the western conference finals, what happens when lebron james and anthony davis have off nights? we got answers. in denver, lebron james with the lakers, looking to go back to l.a. with a split of the series but marie had

other ideas, taking over the fourth quarter within assist from nicola, denver bleeding points but marie pulls up with a jumper, scoring 23 of his 37 in the fourth quarter and the nuggets when 108-103 to take a 2-0 series lead. must win game three for the lakers as they host the nuggets on saturday. some baseball, san francisc baseball, city championship at oracle park, siblings in this game, isabella fong made history as the first female to pitch in the city championship. her brothers played for washington, got her brother reggie to ground out in the inning and then brother reggie got the last laugh here, bottom of the second, he found real estate to bring in a run. they lowell ended up winning, 11-3.

playoff hockey, late-night for this carolina fan, hurricanes and panthers went to quadruple overtime, seconds awa from a fifth, and then matthew said all right, let's go out, score the game winner, it was the sixth longest game in nhl history, ending in a 2:00 a.m. local time at raleigh, north carolina, pedestal this one wit a final of 3-2. how about the opening round of the pga championships? this guy, getup, man, come on. rochester new york a look at jon rahm, the favorite, but shot 6/76, work to do tomorrow or he will miss the cut. this is why we tell yo to say for. kenny pittman pelte by a shot . bryson dechambeau did it, and came over to apologize. and then there is to kim, look at this guy. mud all over his arms, his legs, have

you ever seen this in a major tournament? he got the worst o it, and i've got to be honest, that was the best thing that i saw, today. >> as soon as i went in, it was kind of sketchy but you know, it's a major championship, i am fighting for every single strok i have, and then, it got dark. with my foot got in, i was like there's no looking back and i went full in and it got my shir and everything. >> the only mud i want to mess with are the mud baths in napa and st. helena. i will go that far, but not what tom kim did. what an afternoon for him. but, he got himself famous. like that. >> it was a magic mike situation, that's for sure.'s budget was. >> thank you so much. we know we need to stay prepared for a big earthquake here in the bay area. it is a

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we cannot predict when the next big earthquake will happen but engineers at uc san diego are trying to make it easier to prepare with the world's talles earthquake simulator. they put a 10 story wooden building on a shake table, it is the largest test of its kind. look at that. the table simulates the feeling of an earthquake, and the building managed to survive simulated earthquakes of magnitude 6.7 and 7.7. the goa is to design safer and stronger buildings. most people hope to visit one of the seven wonders of the world,

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seeing the world is on a lo of people's bucket list, right? >> sure. >> it's online. >> a professional traveler, as he is called, in england, wanting to do it while breakin a guinness world record. >> under seven days? come on. new guinness world record has been set, get in there. >> that is janie mcdonald, known as adventure man. he visited all seven wonders in less than seven days. he starte at the great wall of a, taj mahal inthhe went topea i petra. after that, he crossed

the atlantic, he hit up christ the redeemer in -- chichen itza, it took 13 flights plus taxes, trains, buses, and a toboggan. if he had flown out o sfo i would tell you the fog delay would derail that. >> bonus points for jogging tha chichen itza. it is so humid there. it is muggy. >> mexico city and denver are at elevation. asked the lakers about that. >> how wonder (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident