glen believes lim was changed by his b why settling in san francisco lim didn't move to china town but built that ranch in dog patch to keep his horses and wagon. though, one historian gave glen a different theory. >> she said, you know, you need to understand that your great grandfather, your grandmother did this deliberately because it meant they understood and wanted their children to live in a different kind of america. yes, this is the picture of the last family reunion. >> reporter: that is what happened. des descendants count themselves in the 100s these days. an endless variety of life paths starting from the same point. in a sentence, what is your family's story. >> it an american story. >> that was perfect. >> yeah, it's a fascinating story. obviously, glen put an hour long documentary in it. a lot of information. just that fact to hear a chinese immigrant started a ranch and what is a dog patch and all that flowed from that family history. it's fascinating. >> it is fascinating. i'd love to watch that. okay. thanks so much. >> thanks, garvin. >>> let's take you outside and t

. >> i'm dion lim. the trade war with china is ramping up as president trump increased tariffs on the goods from the country. >> increase prices to customers and some local businesses say they have no choice. >> the tariffs won't affect items in transit, store owners are seeing increase in cost for goods. >> sometime next week, week after, price will go up. >> david wong is warning his customers at cosmic computers in the sunset, chinese wholesalers he's buying from are jacking up prices. >> now i have to sell as $15 with the consumers will get that. >> all the souvenirs here are made in china. >> everything, a suppliese suppliers telling me everything raised by 20%, 20% raised on everything. >> part of the new tariffs. trump administration renewing the trade war. >> president xi is for china, i'm for the usa. >> going to cost more for goods imported from asia, particularly electronic goods. won't be good for american consumers. >> 25% tariffs on 6,000 goods items.lectronics like expensive computer part

abc 7 new's dion lim has more. >> reporter: we'll talk about this in just a second. the entire city is popping and all of can d is celebrating the big win from the raptors yesterday. this is a kawhi leonard burger from the vendor behind me at burger fest. it's one of the ways people are basking in that basketball glow today. outside canada's busiest transportation hub, a kickoff called union summer is under way. not only to honor the changing of the seasons, but for these folks, it's a time to bask in the sun and glory of the game one win. >> right now i'm here to celebrate with some great food, you know, celebrate the win and nice weather as well. >> just down the street is what we really came for. >> when you think of canada, it's all about hockey. so no trip to toronto is complete without a trip to the hockey hall of fame. more than 350,000 visitors from across the globe come to the hockey hall of fame each year. >> that's what's so great about the game of hockey. it's no longer canada, u.s., russia. it is a global game. >> boasting 60,000 square feet of artifacts

and he was sent by his family to earn money and send it back. >> reporter: just a few years later, limwhat would become thousands of chinese immigrants to work on completing the first transcontinental railroad. >> that he shows up in the records as being apparently in what is called the first 50. >> reporter: glenn believes lim was changed by his experiences in the american west. it may be why when settling in san francisco lim didn't move to chinatown, but built that ranch in dog patch to keep his horses and wagon. though one historian gave glenn a different theory. >> she said you know, you need to understand that your great grandfather and your great grandmother did this deliberately because it meant that they wanted their children to live in a different kind of america. so this is the picture of the -- at the last family reunion. >> reporter: and that is what happened. descendants count themselves in the hundreds these days, from businesspeople to artists, to filmmakers. and an endless variety of life paths all starting from the same point. in a sentence, what is your family's stor

mindibach and dion lim are there. >> stay with us for after the game with sports director larry beall the south bay, a legal battle is brewing over sound from train tracks. >> in a memo released today the mayor and some council members called on the city attorney to explore possible legal action against union pacific railroad. >> in the past year the railroad started hauling at night which means train horns at night. residents are complaining. >> they're blaring horns, not just a little bit but for 60 seconds at a time. the obvious challenge for an awful lot of downtown residents is they cannot get a good night of sleep. >> in a statement union pacific railroad says there is such a thing as quiet zones for trains but it's up to the city to pursue that. >>> san francisco police have identified 25-year-old cherry neil in the suspect in yesterday's hit-and-run rampage in the city's tenderloin district. she's facing 24 felony charges including driving under the influence causing injury, felony hit-and-run and assault with a deadly weapon. >>> isaiah peoples was charged with two hate crime

abc7 news anchor dion lim took a tour and shows us the reason for the price tag. >> it's stunning.. i want it. >> that's probably what you think too when viewing 863 carolina street from droneview7. are you going to put in an offer? >> if i had a dollar to my name, i would. >> the reaction a bit more shocking when you view the property from the front and learn it will take about $2.5 million to snag in shock. >> 20 years i walked by here with my dog. and if you look at it the way it is now, in a million years you wouldn't believe you could turn this into something unless you start from scratch. >> which is exactly what the real estate is selling, a teardown complete with overgrown backyard andriginal 1900s era stove. it also comes with this beautiful washer and dryer set. but it's the potential that's really for sale. >> it's planned to have a two-car garage, four bedroom, four bathroom, amazing living space on the top floor. >> sure, you're paying for the million dollar view, but many would make the argument that the real value in this home is the permits. >> teardown permits are

. >> i'm dion lim. that storm is putting a damper on the holiday weekend. let get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> a big change into sunday. notice that leading edge of rain is just beginning to move into the north bay. zoom in tighter, we're finding guerneville, santa rosa, light drizzle. but this is the leading edge of a storm system that is still to our north. the wider picture showing you the center of circulation is on the california/oregon border. and that is moving in our direction, bringing us a pretty wet sunday across the region. on the storm impact scale, level 1 system. scattered showers, a brief downpour, even a threat of a thunderstorm popping up, and it will be a rather cold day across the bay area. we'll go hour by hour, time out this storm, show you what we expect on monday, the holiday, in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can get updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >>> to a developing story. a call to resign coming from san

>>> i'm dion lim in toronto. the seats are empty and it was a tough run for the warriors but it's only just begun. >>> the city's planning department says small spaces and solar panels are all part of the future of housing. >>> in san francisco where there's an intimate gathering. abc 7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from nbc 7. >>> we're here to hear from. >> democratic presidential candidates are converging on the bay area this weekend for the california democratic convection. >> tonight minnesota senator amy klobuchar spoke to a packed fund-raiser in san francisco. >> she's one of 14 coming here to drum up support and dollars. live from the mission district, lisa? >> reporter: ama, many came to the cafe just over my right shoulder to support the senator while others came to learn more about her. >> i love being in california. >> reporter: u.s. senator amy klobuchar was welcomed by a pack crowd at a fund-raiser tonight. she had a chance to let people know what she stand

. >> i'm dion lim. we have team coverage of the conditions starting with abc7 meteorologist drew tuma. hey, drew. >> it's been a wet start to the weekend. still tracking downpours we have in parts of the bay area. we'll zoom on in to street level through emeryville, berkeley, yellow pops on the screen are heavier showers that picked up in intensity, rainfall falling at a quarter of an inch per hour. that's a pretty strong cell pushing off to the north and east. orinda will see the cell 11:08, sierra lamar martinez short lids before 11:30. on the peninsula, san bruno, burlingame light to moderate. pops of yellow again, we have showers with isolated downpours out there tonight. what is just a rare may storm overhead. d down in the south bay, sunnyvale, similar set up in the north bay as well. we had light showers about a half hour ago in yo in, tville, pushing off to the north and east. look what is waiting in the wings. we are not done with the storm just yet. we have lightning off the coast. 25 strikes

abc 7 news anchor dion lim shows you the video that paz parents outraged. >> when the video was shown to me i was appalled. it is very dirt. >> reporter: the dirt he's talking about is seen in this video from a tournament. his team, the cornerstone basketball academy was playing against the folsom academy on the weekend. >> in the video you see one player, he's 9 years old, dribbling up the sideline and as he's dribbling up the side line he's passing a woman in a pink hat and you see her leg extend as to attempt to trip him as he's passing by. >> reporter: the mystery woman in the pink hat later identified as a parent from the folsom team. >> almost 15 years or so i've never seen a parent physically try to trip a child. >> reporter: with a front row seetd, this woman was legs than a foot away from the court meaning the slightest kick could take out a player. >> he didn't fall. so we're very fortunate for that. >> reporter: but that is not all this woman is accused of doing. >> earlier in the game the kids came over to us during a timeout and said, hey, coach, there is a woman over the

in redwood city, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >>> good tips. now changes are coming to the s.a.t. we'll explain the new adversity score that will let colleges know about students socioeconomic backgrounds. >>> receiving robocalls can be frustrated but michael finney explains relief may be on the way. >>> plus it is game day. we're going to hear from coach kerr as the warriors head into game two of the western >>> big changes are coming to the s.a.t. in addition to the test scores students will be given an overall disadvantage score. they made the announcement this morning and will be part of an environmental context dashboard. this will include facts about a student's school including the average number of a.p. courses taken and percentage of students available for a free and reduced lunch. the dashboard will also include information about the student's neighborhood such as housing stability and crime. the college board said this new score will shine a light on students who have overcome challenges. they've already piloted the idea at 50 colleges and universities. it will now be s

>> dion lim shows us what you get and what you don't get. >> it's stunning. it's gorgeous.ly what you think too when viewing 863 carolina view from ofr? if i hy name,i would.>> the re shocking when you view the property from the front and learn it will cost about $2.5 million to snag this shack. >> 20 years i've walked by here with my dogs. >> a 640-square-foot teardown complete with overgrown backyard and original stove. it also comes with this but it's the potential that is really for sale. >> it's planned to have a two-car garage, four bedroom, four bathroom, amazing living space on the top floor. >> sure, you're paying for the million dollar view, but many would make the argument that the real value in this home is the permits. >> tear-down permits are extremely rare because the city does not like seeing any housing disappear for fear of it not coming back. >> prominent san francisco architect believes you can't put a value on time. >> two years of frustration out of the way. that carries a lot of weight. >> back at 863 carolina street, with just seven days on the marke

i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim.n headlines, san jose police shot and killed a suspected car thief after they say he ran over an officer in stolen car. officer has several broken bones. he and two other officers have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. >>> a person is dead after a multicar crash on highway 101 this morning outside san francisco. tour bus carrying world-renowned choir was also involved. >>> cinco de mayo celebrations lit up the mission today. oakland is holding festival in jack london square and san jose doing an art walk. >>> chartered plane landing in thunderstorm overshot the runway and slid into river. 143 people on the flight are okay. abc7 news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: frightening moments in the darkness. passenger plane overruns the runway, sliding into river. rescuers racing to the scene, finding some waiting on the wings to be loaded on the rafts and floated to amazingly all alive. >> charted plane from american base in cuba, in thunderstorm. >> had a split in it. w

>> dion lim has some tips. >> breaking into a car can happen in an instant. towing in redwood city, they have been so kind to offer me the cinder block and a junk car to test it out. so as you can see, it just took a second to gain access to your vehicle. joining me right now is officer art montiel with the chp to talk about ways you can keep yourself safe from a break-in like this. let's take a look inside the car right i know. what are some things that you would recommend people do to prevent a break-in? >> when a crook is walking by, they're going to look for something of value. for one thing, you always want to lock your vehicle. the other thing will be to make sure nothing of value is left visible. >> even though we broke the side windows, we say drivers should be aware of the back seat as well. >> correct. even though you put the stuff in the trunk thinking it's going to be safe, once they break the window, they have access to being able to open the trunk. so you can always lock your glove compartment. a lot of cars will have the lock over there, or jus

during the opening ceremony d w director general peter lim book asked from call to shine meyer how he saw the work of an about hernandez germany's president took the opportunity to encourage her and all other journalists in their mission. buttons even being brave keep report your needs yes which may make governments uncomfortable that democracy needs all of you the other. day deb you will continue to pay tribute to journalists who do exceptional work and help preserve the freedom of the press one day there's going to be on freedom of expression freedom of press is the brief we cannot be imaginable without freedom of press and this is so important for our work and so important for your work so i think we had to had to do something to to cherish freedom of press and to to give out this award and did was something which was really an affair of a heart of a heart for me i really wanted this because i think we can we can do some changes when we when we highlight the freedom of press and the people who really fight for freedom of press on a daily basis i mean all over water when is where in

member lim within view of the brandenburg gate the soviet war memorial commemorates the red army troops who fell in the battles against nazi germany. in the aftermath of that war germany and europe were divided until the berlin wall came down. but the hopes for a peaceful coexistence in a united europe have yet to be realized. nearly 30 years later russia seems bent on dividing europe again but this time with the help. up right wing extremists. there is an eerie women of sudan. against the corrupt elite and standing up for freedom democracy and women's rights and matt defines him on the frontline the big chief so fun and they break down the gender stereotypes. the real. deal. that emanates. brussels. their mission to destroy the even from the. right wing populists could make big games in a match. and even for a euro skeptics you can. just get our heroes from the right wing populists off. the 45 minutes on d w. s early the interest guy function is booming capital i love berlin the summer the multicultural metropolis. you know work your attack series the baghdad benicio like stores. i lov

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emperor lim within view of the brandenburg gate the soviet war memorial commemorates the red army troops who fell in the battles against nazi germany. in the aftermath of that war germany and europe were divided until the berlin wall came down. but the hopes for a peaceful coexistence in a united europe have yet to be realized. nearly 30 years later russia seems bent on dividing europe again but this time with the help of right wing extremists. the changes the people make. the. fantastic right. that as they set out to save. learn from one another. for a better future. is it tedious monotonous. a waste of time. the most boring thing is to lunch break the boring conferences held. anything. so. that's. the 1st clue. is grand moment around join you. bring a tank on the journey. you know where interest you turn to the right in the ring in tang returns home. while comes to eco africa your environmental magazine show today we have a lot on how to protect or make the most of the resources that we have you'd be surprised my name is eco and i.

is to core does what women limited which supplies more than 90 percent of the country's electricity lim's fund. the company sais that it loses over $300000.00 a year to vandalism of its distribution infrastructure which causes outages may now once the government to also toughen on culprits there's a lot of wonders in my opinion you know you know people under guard on the underground. but because of the means i mean some stations taking to get into the distribution lines for the us ok present biggest problem the crowd but what was the government were looking for a. deterrent. bunch and for. religion in funders are. you going to generates a total of about a $1100.00 megawatts of electricity of its $42000000.00 population out of 10 ugandans can access it the government ones that improved but as new hydroelectric dams are commissioned the government wants existing supply to meet standards as the mission expands both for home consumption and export. for more i'm joined now by julius a journalist who joins us in kampala good to have you with us now course we've seen quite a number of power outa

. >> i'm dion lim. let's get to drew tuma tracking the weather this long holiday weekend. >> what a day today. certainly felt like the middle of january. it was cloudy, it was cool. we had showers, live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the storm system over much of california. you notice the showers are now falling apart as the storm system moves to the south. locally live doppler 7 showing you the showers are gone but the clouds are still overhead. temperature wise these numbers have not bunched at all throughout the entire day. stuck in the 50s. so tomorrow morning, it's a dry morning. but the cloud cover is around. partly sunny and temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s. we're about to turn the corner though. our weather pattern is changing for the warmer. we'll have those numbers in a few minutes, guys. >> sounds good. you can keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. you can get the updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >

british and french planes brought some supplies from the west and returned with products from west but lim keeping the on plate alive moscow gave up its blockade less than a year later on the 12th of may 19th $49.00. now on the anniversary young artists have come to berlin to find a new way of telling the story. everybody's saying. johnny is a new york beatboxer who's traveled to berlin with over 20 other young artists they want to breathe new musical life into the story of the 1940 left. here. and this is. why it's work of yours 92 years old. edwin shunts remembers the tons of essential supplies delivered to west berlin by pilots flying for the western allies the u.s. britain and france that's where these young visitors are from. i think. when i was your age people were shooting at each other. and now we can talk together i would have been glad to be in your position back. sean's was 21 when the soviets cut off supplies to allied controlled west berlin in a cold war provocation the resulting scarcity of groceries coal and gasoline threaten the city with starvation. that it is. a feverish

for lim is marking the 70th anniversary of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city and 948 moscow closed all roads to west berlin the response was one of the biggest relief efforts in history around the clock u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west and returned with products from west berlin keeping the enclave alive moscow gave up its blockade less than a year later on may 12th 1949 on the anniversary young artists have come to berlin to find new ways to tell the story. everybody is saying. johnny is a new york beat boxer who's traveled to berlin with over 20 other young artists they want to breathe new musical life into the story of the 1948 left. eddie. white's work of youth 92 years old. edwin shunts remembers the tons of essential supplies delivered to west berlin by pilots flying for the western allies the us britain and france that's where these young visitors are from i think. when i was your age people were shooting at each other. and now we can talk together i would have been glad to be in your position back the. chance

abc 7 news anchor dion lim are showing how they are changing the way they do business to get you back> when we look at these massive numbers of store closings, what we realize is that in order to stay competitive you ahave to d it differently. >> reporter: rinse tent the run trying to do just that. >> this new store is our largest to date. >> reporter: outfitted with not only clothes and accessories, there's a coffee bar, beauty bar and event space. all of it designed to keep up with customers' changing needs. >> for our customer, she's a busy, working woman. so time is her most valuable thing in her life. so everything around our store design is really meant to save her time. >> reporter: rent the runway isn't alone. there are a number of retailers taking some big chances, hoping for a big payoff. >> nordstrom is always a pretty good example for as big as they are they try to be on the leading edge of doing things differently. they were one of the first to incorporate technology into the shopping experience. >> reporter: in new york, hudson yards features 750,000 feet of space paired

see them here and the one jerseys and by a captain monaco i was unbeatable in goal and striker robin lim dosti proved to be clinical up front as 1st half goal was followed by kingsley come on strike after the break before 11 dusty's struck again to round off 3 male victory at the 19th time that the record champions have won the german cup. from are in the match i'm joined now by chris harrington from delhi for its crest if signing mats to very strong teams up against each other what made the difference for lyon well you know as championships go defense always makes the difference and this was the case you saw manuel neuer make it's an incredible save you know he's been sidelined for so long during the season you kind of forget exists will he reminded not only leipsic but everyone you know watching that you know he is the number one guy you know he definitely has gills between the posts and then the momentum shifted you know like to put all the pressure early don't want to live in dusty netty you know that it was business as usual you know they pour salt of the woods after the break at 2

exploiting religion so now it's the issue will fall off of us and them against minorities the move lim the christians that there is a new list of the hindus who are a majority so now the struggle between the young people is. already mentioned they will be i did this is very very close to the heart and their identity primary identity right now is their religion in terms of this does not mean that the opposition for example could not see this trend that this is how young people think of potential talk about issues such as employment potential just. for the i did to be is that some of the. opposition was focused primarily on the agenda. and employment on the money that happened in india on the new tax museum that's coming but these were not important to the young people if you will of its identity politics of identity politics but the opposition was not harping on it to mean we're looking at solving the issues that currently the countries see things like 45 year highest unemployment rate in the country every culture which gives employment to more than half of the population 80 new york. t

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this afternoon on abc 7 news catch abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach live.lace to watch the series. our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. that is followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown and then the game at 6:00. be sure to stay tuned for after the game with sports anchor larry beil. >>> we have much more still ahead including a highly anticipated new disneyland attraction, star wars galaxy's edge opens to the public tomorrow.iequ hav aiv report acef embarcadero. let's get a check on weath menll anti ait higher there.e mi50 49 at san rafael. 50 at santa rosa. you can see that is definitely drizzle hanging in the air this morning. so wake up the windshield wipers you are going to need them if you're driving this morning. you can probably stay dry without the umbrella. it depends on how wet you want to get. it's drizzle hanging around. definitely have the umbrella handy. we'll jump into the mid and upper 60s from 11:00 through 7:00 with increasing sunshine. east bay valleys we'll see sunshine. increasing clouds and 68 at 7:00. down in the sout

out on the water in mill valley, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >> and that cost will be an estimated $4. that's for the first ten minutes. and then 99 cents for each minute after that. >> it looks like a fun way to go. >>> why did the baby burrow cross the road? because it was separated from mom. >> oh, man, that's cutie. look at that sweet little one. luckily, some animal lovers are stepping in to help get this little one on the road to recovery. >>> a woman says she was steered into the most expensive rate possible for her rent a car and paid way too much. i'm >>> just a few days old, a burrow already has the story of a lifetime. >> this baby was rescued in southern california with no mom in sight. >> rob mcmillan from our sister station in los angeles got to meet the little one, and the rescuers who are taking care of her. >> like most baby animals, this little burrow spends a lot of her time sleeping. and when she does try to get up, well, she is still working on it. >> a scale of one to ten, what would you say the cuteness is? >> 100. >> her name, waffles, inspired by the movie shre

in san francisco, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >> really interesting and powerful, dion, thanks. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area facebook group. >>> lake tahoe's water clarity is better than before. in fact, it's better than average. dow ine wt e c to thetahoeir peect ereme drought followed by extremely wet weather. since then, clarity has improved, although there is ongoing work to reduce pollution that can drain into the lake. >>> a san jose woman who was running across the country ran right into some severe weather in missouri. molly cuevas is on a mission called miles by molly to raise money for the challenged athletes foundation. abc7 news community gist dustin dorsey has her story. >> luckily, we're all okay. it was just a few miles from us where most of the devastation happened. last night, where i am in missouri, there is tornadoesnsee i was. got hit pretty bad, but it's just so sad. semitrucks on their sides, windows, roofs like just gone. people were coming out of closed roads, their streets were clo

share them by joining our bettee lim tried out the coffee you can find in the bay area. >> what's theuld pay for a cup of coffee? >> probably $4.50. >> $5. $6. >> $800 a pound is here in san francisco we had to try it out for ourselves. >> san francisco is one of those places where people really appreciate, you know, fine stuff. >> if that's the case, klatch coffee's latest offering is the finest of the find. introducing the record setting geisha 803. it's a unique kof they comes from panama. which was auctioned out to buyers all over the world. klatch roasters owns the only ten pounds in the entire country. ft so eluveven t y,ai preparing is c with something completely different just hoping this would go good. >> so how does it taste? that is the big question. here we go. this is probably at least $10 worth in this tiny little cup. it's good. it's very good. it tastes like fruit. it is blueberry. i don't know. whether or not i would spend $75 on this regularly, that's another thing. >> but what would the average coffee drinker think of this their 75 cup of joe? >> it's very smooth. g

in sausalito tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> homeless necessary is climbing around the bay area and dion's story is one example of places where they seek shelter. >> the airport is another place. only abc 7 news spent hours late at night at sfo talking with those who sometimes call this place home. >> what's next when it comes to legalizing drugs? take a look. we're giving you a hint. the full story is just three minutes away. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> first came the movement to legalize marijuana. now activists have used that momentum to advocate for psychedelic drugs. in oakland a resolution to decriminalize these drugs is becoming closer to a reali

catch abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach live before the game starts. our coverage begins with our newscast at 4:00 p.m. followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30 and the game at 6:00. be sure to stay tuned for after the game with sports anchor larry beil. game two is sunday in toronto. we have the full series schedule abc7news.com. >>> deveping now we are getting our first look at a couple accused of killing and dismembering a man in san francisco. i.c.e. agents arrested stephanie ching and douglas lomas. authorities just released these photos of them. the two face charges for the murder of 73-year-old benedict ching and "the examiner" reports stephanie is believed to be the victim's daughter. police found his body inside his home in the outer mission last week. investigators say they went to china after killing the victim. a motive has not yet been revealed. b.a.r.t. officials are releasing a push for major upgrades following the deadly bay bridge crash that ended up causing massive delays yesterday. >> we first brought tha

we sent dion lim to test the tet most exclusive in the world. >> what is the most you would pay for af coffee? >> $4. >> $5. >> $6. >> the most expensive cup of coffee at $800 a pound is here in san francisco, we had to try it out for ourselves. >> san francisco is one of those places where people really appreciate, you know, fine stuff. >> reporter: if that is the case, the latest offering is the finest of the fine. introducing the record setting. >> a unique coffee that comes from panama. >> reporter: was auctioned off to buyers all over the world out of an available 100 pounds, own the only ten pounds in the entire country. it's so exclusive, even the baristas who trained 406 hours to work here want to be extra careful preparing. >> i was practicing with something completely different hoping this would go good. >> reporter: how does it taste? that is the big question. here we go. this is probably at least $10 worth in this tiny little cup. it's good. it's very good. it tastes like fruit. it is blueberry. i don't know. whether or not i would spend $75 on thiswh w the average coffee

right way with integrity. >> it's not okay to act in that manner. >> reporter: in vallejo, i'm deon limc 7 news. >> the parent who apparently ckyeas been banned from attending any future games at that facility. >>> all right. time now is 6:15. a tiny kitty trying to stay warm and dry from all this rain is safe this morning thanks to a concerned citizen and the palo alto police department. look at this little furry face. officer john zalick snapped a photo with the feisty feline after someone found it under the hood of their car and brought it into the station. the kitten is now resting at the pets in need shelter. >>> weather wise, it's wet and cold outside. leisa argen tracking the weathe for us this morning. >> eve heard from a lot of you and it's hailing right now on mt. tam. some very active weather with this line of storms that has already pushed through part of the north bay. i've heard from you in healdsburg and you're looking at that line to the east of you, but still moving over 121. as we get to american canyon, watch out here. looking at some very heavy rain. there's the ligh

. >> abc7 news dion lim shows us the video that has parents outraged. >> when the video was shown to me, i was appalled. >> it is very dirty. >> reporter: the coach he's talking about could be seen in this video from a tournament. his team, the cornerstone basketball academy was playing against the folsom academy in rockland on mother's day weekend. >> you see one of the players, he's 9 years old, dribbling up the sideline and as he's dribbling up the sideline he's passing a woman in a pink hat and you see her leg extend as -- to attempt to trip him as he's passing by. >> the mystery woman later identified as a parent from the folsom team. >> doing this maybe almost 15 years or so, i've never seen a parent physically try to trip a child. >> reporter: with a front-row seat this woman was less than a foot away from the court, meaning even the slightest kick could take out a player. >> he didn't fall. so we're very fortunate for that. >> reporter: but that is not all this woman is accused of doing. >> earlier in the game the kids came over woman over there on the sideline, she's wearing

deon lim shows us the video parents outraged. >> when the video was shown to me, i was appalled.s very dirty. >> reporter: the dirt the coach is talking about can be seen in this video from a tournament. his team, the cornerstone basketball academy was playing against the full some academy in rockland on mother's day weekend. >> in the video, you see one of our players, he's 9 years old, dribbling up the sideline. drib sideline, he's passing a woman in a pink hat and you see her leg exthe end as to attempt to trip him as he's passing by. >> reporter: the mystery woman in the pink hat later identified as a parent from the fulsome team. >> doing this may be almost 15 years or so, i have never seen a parent physically try to trip a child. >> reporter: with a front row seat, this woman was less than a foot away from the court, meaning even the slightest kick could take out a player. >> he didn't fall, so we were very fortunate for that. >> reporter: but that's not all this woman is accused of doing. >> earlier in the game, the kids came over to us during a time-out and said, hey, coa

. >> dion lim has some tips. >> breaking into a car can happen in an instant so here at able towing in redwood city they offer me the sind he block and a junk car to test it out. so you could see it just took a second to gain access to your vehicle. joining me now is officer art montel with the chp to talk about some ways to keep yourself safe from a break-in like this. let's take a look inside of the car right now. what are some things that you would recommend people do to prevent a break-in. >> when a crook is walking by, they'll look for something of value. so for one thing, you want to lock your vehicle. the other thing would be make sure nothing of value is left visible. >> even though we broke the side windows you say that drivers should be aware of the backseat as well. >> correct. so even though you put the stuff in the trunk thinking it is safe, then once they break the window they have access to open the trunk. so you could always lock your glove compartment, a lot of cars will have the in the vehicle. >> some drivers also feel compelled to write a little sign saying there is

olgislation, which is now law, basically cracking down on the frajialant -- >> this bill is trying to lim the number of pockets of schools that have low vaccination rates. we have raised it overall in the state and some people have credited that law with the fact that we don't have a state-wide outbrdespite the fact we have many cases of measles to the state of california. er the problem is weusave nume schools with low vaccination rates because there a high perspentage of students with medical exemptions , many fairly suspect. es for and there are dtors advertising for medical exemptions. investigation of the medical exemptions shews physician wrote almost 1/3 of eme medical tions. >> d your bill would giv more oversight to the state health department?. >> corre we need to be sure all children are protected at school. because there are those that need those medical exemptions and they're counting on their class mates to be vacnated so hey don't get sick. >>nd what are you hearing? >> what i'm hearing from parentr is please keepids safe. we appreciate what you did wth sb 277 and we need g

abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach are there. nba countdown is at 4:30 and tipoff at 5:00 p.m. >> right now it is 4:30 and time to check in with weather and traffic. >>> here is a picture of the fog i was talking about. visibility down to a mile. less than that in petaluma. you can seep the low clouds hanging around from our roof camera. what word did we decide on? juicy? drizzly? teary? mainly fog. we're already in the 70s away from the coast at noon. mid-70s to low 80s at 4:00. we're still in the mid to upper 50s. at 7:00, 60s and 70s. a nice evening on the way. alexis? >>> going to talk about road work at this point. westbound 780 we have a full closure in effect between 680 and 5th until 5:00 this morning. you can use surface streets to get around that. for now for the next 30 minutes that will not be an option if you're about to head out the door. 680 highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes. walnut creek to highway 13 another eight. we are still in the green. westbound 580 tracy to dublin just 31 minutes. >>> happening today

has a predominantly catholic population but church weddings are still not possible under escort meets lim glasgow in the small village of cup a queen on the black water river she will be heading the ceremonies at the wedding and shows him an irish wedding custom that wayne and hunter we have decided on and fasting. the binding of the hand says like the binding of your files. 13 different colors ribbons have 13 different meanings if it's a green ribbon that is physical health and financial health. this is your money will take place on this 13th century estate. finally the big day has arrived. back at. work. it's such a delight to welcome you here today. to perform the wedding ceremony of patron wayne they will break their love with the blessings of the people who matter most to that. what i now offer is for the family i'm wedding party i want these strings by passing them just down the 1st 2 rows. before wayne and hate or exchange the wings they say their vows. so they. appreciate your. respect to. does your best friends come out also as your host which i love you know and i always will. w

lawyer lim chiwetel was on the review panel of malaysia's. anti corruption committee or m i c c he says the new attorney general knowledge of appointed refused to cooperate with international investigations into the laundering of one m.t.b. from the new agey despite repeated requests by a. did not issue which were legal assistance requests to floridians to his excuse was that there was ongoing police investigation malaysia as a lawyer i certainly don't subscribe to that excuse what do you say to people who say that you put that attorney general there so that you could control him so that you could cover up the corruption that was happening early in one empty are reject that totally because i'm on record i've made. many statements to say that anyone. who has done some wrongdoing. will be held accountable no one is above the law we wish to know then that in general to look at the investigation papers in a professional manner and do what is right and what would have been right. now things of it transpired the right thing to do would be actually

abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach our coverage begins this afternoon with our newscast at 4:00 p.m. followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30 and then game one of the warriors versus raptors at 6:00 p.m. be sure to stay tuned for after the game with larry beil. >>> one thing you can count on in hotels are those tiny bottles of shampoo and conditioner. you could soon be forced to bring your own. >>> uber riders, be warned. behave yourself or you could be kicked to the curb. >>> you can look like a jedi, eat like a jedi, be a person with the monkey thing on your shoulder. galaxy's edge is about to open at disneyland, and we're going to have your sneak peek. >> i'm so into it. i'm so excited. >> it will be very fun to see reggie out there. we are going to have his coverage still ahead. but first right now it's 4:37. let's check in with mike nicco. >>> i think he's going to be like a child at christmas almost. >> oh, yeah. >> running around there that excited. 50 to 52 under drizzle in san francisco right now. temperatures in the low to mid-50s in most n

so it's up to the property owner to hire and pay for all the crews to lim up these trees and limb up these trees and remove the houses. it looks like thief got a couple more days work left to do. >>> a bill to extendy, vikz protections across california is likely dead for the year. the big had been watered down significantly. >>> that comes on the heels of a victory for senate advocates. if the governor signs it, landlords would not be able to raise ther% plus the annual cost of living increase. properties less than ten years old would be exempt. >>> all five women on the san jose city council held a special joint press conference today. calling attention to an alarming trend. what's being done to address a spike in sexual assaults. >> reporter: it is a staggering statistic. over the past decade, the number of reported rape cases in san jose has nearly tripled. it's up 180%. and the five women sitting on the san jose city council felt a need to shine a light on the issue. >> it definitely was emotionally abusive and became physically abusive in college. >> reporter: she spent years t

. >> and i'm dion lim. thanks so much for watching abc 7 news at 6:00.ayed due to "american idol." >> we first want to check in with abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma who just over the last hour has seen the live doppler 7 radar light up. drew? >> yeah, eric, for some of us we've seen lightning, heard thunder and even a little bit of hail. live doppler 7. let's show you where the action has been over the past hour or so. you can see in the inland east bay we've heard reports of lightning from brightwood even stretching close to walnut creek. we'll widen out the picture and show you around mentica you can see thundershowers are there. three lightning strikes as we track that line over the next couple of hours. we'll likely find another thundershower near san ramon, even closer to hayward by 9:00. the reason why, an area of low pressure to our south. we tckt storm and where it will ho ithe auwer forecast, eric in a few minutes. >> we'll see you then. a day after surviving this fiery bus crash in the bay area students from an alabama university choir gathe

abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach are there. is at 4:30 and tipoff at 5:00 p.m. >> right now it is 4:30 and time to check in with weather and traffic. >>> here is a

lawyer lim chiwetel was on the review panel of malaysia's. anti corruption committee or m i c c he says the new attorney general knowledge appointed refused to cooperate with international investigations into the laundering of one m.t.b. from the new agey despite repeated requests by in the c.c. did not issue which illegal assistance requests to foreign teams to his excuse was that there was ongoing police investigations with asia as a lawyer i certainly don't subscribe to that excuse what do you say to people who say that you put that attorney general there so that you could control him so that you could cover up the corruption that was happening early in one empty reject totally because i'm on record i've made. many statements to say that anyone. who has done some wrongdoing. will be held accountable no one is above the law we should have but then i think in general to look at the investigation papers in a professional manner and do what is right and what would have been right. now things are transpired the right thing to do would be actual

berk lim, upper 60s, as well as for oakland, alameda, 70 in san leandro.nd 80 for yueya. -- ukiah. we'll talk about a huge warmup coming up. >>> plenty of yellow on your map. and we're starting to see more on ours. let's start off with this bridge check. everything looks good, the goldman, san mateo, as well as the richmond bridge. bay bridge, not looking so hot. starting to have drive times in the yellow, 10 minutes to get across. things beginning to back up at the toll plaza, those metering lights are not yet on. but it won't be long. they should be on in the next 20 minutes or so. it is back to the grindstone for those of us here on this tuesday morning. >>> no memorial day for the giants as they play across the bay. meanwhile, the oakland athletics looking for a tenth straight win. bottom of the fourth inning in this one. the a's down 3-1. but with one swing in the bat. ties it up. it was profar's 8th home run of the year. now, to the next inning, josh begly, goes deep for the second game in a row. begly's 7th of the year, gives oakland the lead. and i