we have got so much evidence. why are we fighting so hard? why can't we just grieve? >> now 11:00, they feared their

son's job was dangerous and it ended up costing him his life. why the parents of a security guard shot and killed on the job say the d.a. is adding insult to unimaginable injury. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm sara donchey. will get to that story in a minute, but first a huge story in the sports world. it is the end of an era for dub nation. this man constructed the bay area dynasty as we know it. warriors president and gm bob myers is stepping down, making a tearful announcement today. certainly big news for sports in general, not just the bay area. vern glenn is here with moore off the top on why interestingly enough it was not all about the money. >> yeah. he had $8 million, a deal that was north of an $8 million salary. it is a unique

job, sarah. you and i, we do a newscast and we go home and get some sleep, but this guy, no, not bob myers. he is not allowed to ever unplug! you don't do that if you spend 12 years building a winner. this job consumes not just some of you but all of you! after delivering four titles, two executive of the year nods, myers has a june 30th expiration date for the demands and rigors of a job that we know maybe 2% about. >> the strain is powerful and moving, but i got to get off. >> reporter: with that, bob myers became the first member of the warriors dynasty core to step away from the team after winning four titles in 12 years as golden state's general manager. >> things do change. as much as we would like them to last forever, they just don't. >> reporter: this season, golden state had to deal with draymond green punching jordan poole and losing in the second round to the lakers. but myers

said that did not factor into his decision. >> there were some tough things this year. some people asked me, if the team wins the championship, would you leave? i think yes. you know, if this was a perfect year it might still have been the time. >> reporter: this comes before an off-season in which the warriors will figure out the contract and futures of draymond green, klay thompson and jordan poole. >> the future is bright and i have confidence in what is to come and i have no doubt that much success will still be forthcoming. >> reporter: as for what's next, myers is unsure after a career spent around the nba. >> maybe it will be good for me to sit still. i don't know how good i will be at it, but i have never done it. maybe i can figure some things out. i don't know what's coming.

>> reporter: myers has got two kids and he has missed a lot of moments of their lives. a job with no days off where the phone always needs to be on, better not turn that ringer off! a deal could happen at 4:00 a.m. so it appears he is going to watch the grass grow under his feet for a while. his next move is probably honey do chores. sarah? >> all right, vern, very understandable. thank you for bringing that update. now we turn to our top story. 26-year-old blake mohs was working for a pleasant and home depot. his mom said that he used to talk to her about shoplifting, that it worked all the time at work. he said people would sometimes pull out weapons. it was enough to worry her as a mother, and in the end her worst nightmare came to pass. mose was killed on the job when a shoplifter shot and killed him. as betty yu reports, his family is worried they will not see justice. >> reporter: 26-year-old blake

mohs was shot dead by a shoplifter at home depot, who stole a charger for a power tool. according to police, benicia and the getaway driver were arrested. >> my son was only 26. he did not even see the gun. he did not have any idea. he was doing his job and it was over. he was back in the store safe. this woman came back for him. >> reporter: blake's mom choked back tears, six weeks to the day after her son, a loss prevention employee, was killed at the pleasanton store. at the time, the family said that the district attorney never reached out. it was only after consistent outreach that a d.a. responding to the case responded. >> the phone call was that pamela preis was not going to meet with us. she was not going to have a conversation with us.

we discussed my concerns about the charges. the fact that we were not being kept in the loop. >> reporter: 's parents were told the price had a full schedule until mid-june. they also learned both suspects are felons. >> she is facing murder charges and something called little gun, which is five years. it is not robbery or intent to rob. there are no special circumstances or enhancements being added. we were told by the d.a. that we should expect non-because it is the policy of pamela preis. it does not make any logical sense in my heart or anything. >> reporter: blake was sent to get married in august and aspired to be a police officer. he was active with the boy scouts his entire life. lori said that her son loved his job, though it could be dangerous. >> he talked about guns being pulled on him. he talked about the mass amounts of shoplifting. it was in pleasanton and in every store.

he worked all of alameda county. >> reporter: since price was elected on a platform of tough sentencing, several longtime prosecutors have left her office, which faces increasing scrutiny for doing away with most sentencing enhancements under her leadership. >> she is not allowing us to grief. that is the reality. she has got us so focused and stuck on fighting for justice that we don't get to process any of the emotion. we don't get to process what christmas looks like. so this one is really special just because -- >> reporter: lori showed us their last family photo. >> the hugs were the best place to be and i could really use one of those. >> reporter: we reached out to the district attorney's office for her side of the story on our way to interview the family this evening. we should know

that the call was placed shortly after business hours and while we did not get a reply tonight, in the past the d.a.s office has repeatedly declined on camera interviews about other cases. two people died tonight in san mateo county after two cars crashed on highway 1. both cars ended up in the water. this was south of pescadero around 7: 30. the highway had to be shut down. one lane is back open as of now. chp says that a test and a subaru both ended up in the lagoon and in addition to the two people who died, a woman was airlifted to stanford. we do not know the cause of the crash. and a brutal attack at a popular san francisco chinatown bakery. the man arrested for stabbing a bakery worker was out on parole at the time. he was booked into jail on assault and burglary charges yesterday. he is accused of stabbing a worker at a a bakery. police say that he stabbed the woman

in the back and neck and the attack seemed to be unprovoked. the worker had only been on the job for a few days. she was taken to the house. tonight, no update on how she is doing. the man accused of killing bubbly is changing things up when it comes to his legal defense. she is taking her place instead. she was pretty blunt about the split with nima momeni. >> it happens when representing people. it is just like that. >> reporter: nima momeni has split from his defense attorney just before what was supposed to be his preliminary hearing. >> it is both with great disappointment and relief that i am here. it is just super -- >> reporter: it is unclear, the reason, but kenny says it is

like a divorce with irreconcilable differences. >> it is super interesting but i will not ever tell you that. >> reporter: the person filling her shoes is a florida-based defense attorney who has represented clients throughout the u.s. as well as puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. he also says he is 100% persian, something that legal experts say is appealing to nima momeni and his family. photos highlight clients he is defended and cases he has won, including kodak black and former basketball star lamar odom. he will take over a case with a mountain of evidence to dig through, including recent court filings that show still images from surveillance at the millennium tower. the pictures show lee leaving the building with a man believed to be nima momeni. this paints a picture of a lawyer who does not shy away from a fight and he has had tough words for

prosecutors. >> how do prosecutors sleep at night when they put away innocent people? i have to tell you, it happens all the time. >> reporter: tonight she says that nima momeni might not have made the best decision by switching lawyers. >> how do i go to sleep at night? the best pillow is a good conscience, a plane conscience. that is how i try to live my life. >> so i'm sure a lot of people are wondering, how can he practice in california? >> reporter: he is filing a motion to temporarily practice law in a single case. we are told the judge is expected to approve it, but he is also expected to form a small local legal team to represent nima momeni when he is back in florida. >> you mentioned a team. he is ringing multiple lawyers. what do we know about the group? >> we have confirmed that he

has tapped another lawyer to join his legal team. he has described: as a celebrity guy. cohan also has ties to form present donald trump dating to his time on the apprentice. he represented kodak black and lil wayne who were pardoned by donald trump in 2021. elizabeth holmes is settling into prison tonight after a years long battle to try to stay a free woman. what a prison consultant said she would be wise not to do. google trying to offload an entire sales force tower worth of square footage in the south bay. this is proof the gps is not always right. a very expensive mistake. fog and low cloud cover spreading back out this evening. that will combine with the onshore breeze for another cool day on wednesday, but temperatures will be a little

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breaking news we have to tell you about in san francisco right now or san francisco-jason heading into the city. you are looking at the upper deck of the bay bridge. a crash is blocking four of the five lanes west of treasure island causing a big traffic backup, but cars are getting by slowly. no word on

how long it will take to clear up. from billick on silicon valley superstar to inmate, theranos founder elizabeth holmes is spending her first night in prison as we speak. these were her last moments of freedom before she walked into a federal prison camp in bryan, texas. that is where she could spend the next 11 years after the jury found her guilty of fraud and conspiracy in her field testing started. the verdict was more than a year ago, and in that time she filed motions to delay going to prison, trying to reinvent her image and going by liz instead of elizabeth. recently she posed with her partner, billy evans and two young children near a san diego beach home. >> i use the analogy of 150 beds. she wants to have a prison protocol that i have to encourage, like not cutting in

line to go to the chow hall, not speaking to loudly when on the phone and recognizing that all eyes will be on her. >> it is possible that holmes could leave early for good behavior. she is also appealing to have her conviction tossed altogether. google is releasing its silicon valley real estate footprint by a lot, by about 1.4 million square feet. the san francisco business times reports that the tech company is selling some seven properties of previously released. the total square footage is nearly equal to the entire sales force tower in san francisco. we reached out to google for comment and so far no word back. paul joining us tonight. yesterday was memorial day. i was not here. >> you want. how was it? you were a carnival on sunday. >> yes, so i took yesterday off and it was really nice to enjoy that weather and it felt decent, but certainly not picture-perfect. >> in our minds we memorialize

the official beginning of summer, but anywhere near the water you have to wait a little longer for warmer temperatures to arrive. let's take a look at the big picture pattern. things are going to change as we get closer to the weekend and head into early june, but the weather pattern that would give us warmer temperatures is just a hill of air in the atmosphere and way offshore. it is going to build closer to us by the weekend, but in the short-term another ripple will drop in from the north and keep the cooler weather pattern in place for a couple more days. we will make some progress and we should be back to near normal temperatures by the time friday rolls around. and look at the roller coaster ride we are in for inland. this is the temperature plot for livermore over the next 10 days. upper highs in the 70s , then mid 80s for a couple of days saturday

and sunday before we drop down to the other side of the roller coaster near or slightly below average temperatures by the middle of next week. as the temperatures go up, the pollen count will also go up to one category, into the median-high category by friday and saturday. it is grass, all of and privet pollen are the top three allergens. oak pollen is also close to the top three. there is plenty in the atmosphere. there is the cloud cover spreading out already. temperatures are in the mid to low 50s across the board and will not drop a whole lot. the fog will spread across the bay. it is a combination of fog at ground level and low cloud cover. either way, great start to the day on wednesday. inland spots, the sun will break through by about 9:00. the cloud cover retreats towards the coast as we head towards midday and we should see peeks of sunshine along the coast as we head into early afternoon. temperatures tomorrow starting off mid to low 50s with a few upper 40s in the north bay valleys, then we warm-up to

slightly closer to normal temperatures but still a cooler than average day to round out the month of may. mays will finish may the way we spent these 31 days. upper 50s on the coast, low to mid 60s around the bay then mostly low to mid 70s further inland. we will add 80s by thursday but more likely by friday. if you are heading out to the finale of the giants three-game series against the pirates, temperatures will be on the cooler side as the game starts but warming up into the low 60s as the sunshine emerges. it is a day game in san francisco. layer up. you know what to do. temperatures will warm up in the city to the mid 60s by saturday or sunday. also a degree or two above normal for oakland, reaching low 70s over the weekend. the more noticeable warm-up is inland from the low to mid 70s tomorrow up into the low to even mid 80s by saturday and sunday before we coast back down by monday and tuesday of next week. the warm spots are inland in the east bay, 80s saturday and sunday and cool spots on the coast should get up to around 60 degrees with more sunshine noticeable

overhead friday and continuing saturday and sunday. run? coming up in sports, now that we know bob myers is leaving, who does the team transition to? they got time! they can handle the june 22nd league draft by themselves. the a's rece

the warriors off season turning out to be kind of interesting. >> vern has already talked about this? well, here we go! in case you are just walking in the door, bob myers is stepping down as president and gm of the warriors. so who is next in line? to borrow the hbo hit reference, it is a case of succession! >> you are not a killer. you have to be a killer. >> thanks, logan roy! in this case of succession, it is mark

dunlevy. the owner did not show his hand on who the successor will be. reportedly the warriors may indeed make a move in house. baseball. after a 6-13 start, the giants have been rolling with a record of 22-13, winning a lot of series along the way. they are currently working on winning a fifth series in a row! and hey, jim hudson was in the house! the retired pitcher helped on the 2014 world series run. the pirates are on king street, and hello instant offense! a first inning liner. mike yastrzemski scored and that tied the game at one. after that, the offense took the night off. the bullpen for the giants lately has been money, but tonight one of the loan mistakes! the ball got away from shawn manaea . fifth inning wild pitch opens the door for castro to squeeze in the score and the go-ahead

winning run. the giants bullpen gave up just six hits and one earned run, but not enough offense tonight. the pirates win 2-1. three-game series is on the line tomorrow! and look at this puppy! bark at the park night at oakland coliseum! jp sears faced the national league east-leading nationals. one run given up over six innings, but let's get to the good stuff. bases loaded in a 1-1 tie game. what happened in the bottom of the third? the winning run! austin riley bobbled it and that is how the a's won the game, 2-1! back to back wins give their first series win at home this season! so a shout out to the a's. i appreciate the grind and the fight in a 12-win season so

far. >> you have to appreciate what you can get! >> i appreciate you with a succession reference! amazing finale. no spoilers. >> we try to be creative in sports. >> you always are! thanks, vern. if you build it, they will come! at least that is what san francisco is banking on after

san francisco is hoping that a splashy ad will buy some tourism dollars. >> welcome to the most beautiful city in the world for all things san francisco! >> the always san francisco campaign features iconic city scenes, cameos from local celebrities . the tourism bureau expects the ad to reach 200 million people worldwide.

the big question, will they actually spend the money, come here and stay here after seeing it? stay tuned. bart dealt with an unexpected customer. it was a turtle! after a stop at the agent booth they got a free ride to the humane society. b.a.r.t. said that in his 27 years at b.a.r.t. he has ever heard of a turtle breach, and that most who heard of it were shell-shocked! ha ha ha.

sometimes following the gps directions exactly is not the best move. a taurus on the big island of hawaii ended up in a precarious situation because she went where she was told without asking. >> this lady just drove into the boat ramp. >> oops! >> i don't think you will get your rental deposit back. >> probably not. they summed up the situation yesterday. this woman drove her suv right down the ramp into the harbor at kailua-kona. several bystanders tried to help her as she was grabbing her purse. >> hurry up and come out! it's going under! you can put use

that as a float. put it under you. >> apparently this is happening often. hawaii news now reported that a pair of tourists recently did the same thing. they drove their car into the same harbor. so hopefully that is addressed. >> have you ever gone to an intersection and then they tell you to turn left or right after you have gone through? >> i would argue a little bit less inconvenient than our friend in hawaii. >> that car is done. >> yes. >> have a (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 that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help.