the same night concepcion was celebrating her 25th birthday.irez and shanholtzer have no idea what concepcion has been charged with. >> it says, sweet, dorky, precious, unique, no other person has been born or will there be one that will be just like you. yes, god created you to be different from everyone else and that is why you are special. no one else has your point of view, your personality, character or passions. no one care for parents, siblings or friends like you can. no one else has your ideas, your talents, your abilities, your creativeness or unique point of view. there is truly nobody else like you. i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends. you and your family are always in my prayers. teresa. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest

. >> linmarie concepcion had a word tattooed on her arm. salute. two weekends too sick to walk to the water so the george mason's women's rowing team passed the boat they dedicated to linmary concepcion to her. in october 2013 lin was diagnosed with cancer. she died seven months later. >> no one had any doubt that lin would beat this and beat it with her head held high beat it with class and it was because of how strong she was that people couldn't really believe that there was one thing in her life that was actually going to beat her because she's beaten everything else. >> she went and asked me why her? and i have to say. >> because her light was too bright. is and she needed to be up there. it is the truth. she was too bright to be here. >> we had a moment where we were alone and she said, you know i'm just i'm so happy. it's strange. she said i'm dying but i'm so happy and she started cry just that strength that she showed in such a low part of her life was outstanding. >> i am a fighter because i am a mason alumni because of my parents. and al

hÉctor: evidentemente siempre juega un papel pero la concepciÓn equivocada de lo que somos los latinosladelfia, sino en todos los ee.uu. pero me alegra que aquÍ se estÉn dando pasos afirmativos a solucionar esto porque es importante que nuestra comunidad que es una comunidad vibrante, joven, inteligente con capacidad salga a la calle y se una al resto de la sociedad. josÉ: precisamente esa transiciÓn es lo que hay quiebra analizar sobre los jÓvenes hispanos que estÁn en este momento preparÁndose lo polÍticos del futuro. cree que esto ahora abre la puerta para que las prÓximas elecciones pueda haber un hispano en cada elecciÓn en? hÉctor: esperamos que si depende de muchos factores, como dijo la concejal quiÑones que me agradÓ su comentario es momento de trabajar juntos, la infraestructura, ir creando grupos polÍticos para tener tener una agenda mayor donde todos podamos presentar que la comunidad latina existe aquÍ desde hace aÑos y que es momento de que su presencia sea una presencia activa y proactiva para el desarrollo de la ciudadanÍa. josÉ: escuchamos los pasados aÑos donde por ej

gdp growth has been concepciÓn -- consumption.as been a very steady contributor and it hasn't been from real leveraging, it hasn't, from wage growth, it has come from expanding employment. to see employment continue to expand, not only is that a sign out fairly resilient growth, but it is also a driver of growth. angie: what do you make of the comments coming out of san fomcisco saying that every meeting is on the table for a rate increase? once to i think the fed get away from zero and i think they want to do it because it gives them more flexibility and i think they want to do it because they want to see whether they can raise rates. there is a lot of excess liquidity in the banking system in the form of reserves. they want to see whether their tools work. that is very different from saying the fed is on track for consistent rate increases. i think the fed will be very patient even if they raise rates by 25 basis points in june, i don't see that as an indicator they are on track to consistently raise rates unless we see evidence

concepcion said she worked many 15-hour days with no overtime, breaks or lunch. she and others are asking city and county officials to back what's being called the fair day's pay act to better enforce wage laws currently on the books. they say they're being unfairly taken advantage of. >> they're trying to pay the bills and trying to live in a very challenging place to live. last thing they want to do is risk their employment, even if they know they're not being treated well. >> as hard as it is to live on the minimum wage in silicon valley, it's much harder when workers are treated dishonestly. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> go to our website nbcbayarea.com and look for the wage tab at the top of the screen. >>> san jose's new mayor has set his top priorities, children, streets, roads and jobs. >> targeted investments in each of these areas will pay in the long run. and this budget really reflects a focus on that long view. >>> another priority is bolstering san jose's police and fire department. they'll send more than $6 million. a strange in street lighti

you can see the full cloud shield it's running from point concepcion. good shot for a few sprinkles. 50 in napa right now. it's 56 in santa rosa. cloud cover like that kind of washes out the microclimates so you have lots of same temperatures throughout the bay area from coast to inland. tomorrow night into friday morning, .05 to quite a spread. the models suggest the heaviest rains are going to be south of redwood city into san jose and gilroy and morgan hill. that's where you might see your half inch. and in the central bay, san francisco maybe .25 of an inch. it'll be great. anything we get will be good but looks like it's going to be wet. most likely will have a little wet on it as well too. wednesday night, thursday morning it's kind of lingering. here's the model. we've already gone through tomorrow. here it is. this is tomorrow night and then it thickens up. you see the rotation. there's the showers right. that's thursday 5:00 a.m. doesn't look like a lot but the models struggling there's a lot of moisture here and there are dynamics available. i

concepcion said she worked many 15-hour days with no overtime breaks, or lunch.are asking city and county officials to back what's being called the fair day's pay act to better enforce wage laws currently on the books. they say they're being unfairly taken advantage of. >> they're trying to pay the bills, they're trying to live in a very challenging place to live. the last thing they want to do is risk their employment even though they're not being treated well. >> reporter: they say as hard as it is to live on the minimum wage in silicon valley it's much harder when workers are treated dishonestly. the county tells us 2,000 of these workers have been awarded more than $8 million in back pay, but because the law is so hard to enforce, less than $3 million of that has been returned so far. >> scott, thank you. our investigative unit has been looking into the issue of wage theft. if you'd like to see the results of the investigation, head over to our website, nbc bay area.com and look for the wage theft tab at the top of the screen. >>> life in prison is the senten

right now on live storm tracker 2, you can see the clouds towards eureka toward point concepcion towardsloating around the bay and north bay as well. it's not completely clear. currently 56 in san jose. oakland 54. san francisco, cooler side now, only lower 50s. and santa rosa 52. here's another live camera, oakland camera, still a big blanket of clouds, forecast headlines for today, the clouds gradually clear back to near the shoreline, monday, for memorial day morning fog, a little cooler and then the extended forecast, we warm up the numbers, we've been in an extended period of cool to mild temperatures. everybody warms back up in the five-day forecast. here's the bigger picture in the pacific and high pressure trying to rebuild. strong off-shore flow wiping away the low clouds and fog but we still have the fog out there. away from the coast the temperatures inland, warmest locations in the upper 70s, flirting with 80 degrees. once again we could have showers pop up out towards the sierra, we'll have the fog hugging the coastline and look what happens for tomorrow morning for monday,