let's go back to cheryl hurd. they got a win. it's win-win. >> reporter: i'm back. and about that ring, i didn't get a chance to touch. it belonged to klay thompson, and i'm sure he wouldn't mind if i got a chance to try it on. he wouldn't know. he was on cloud nine, and so was everybody else. >> klay thompson! stephen curry! >> reporter: once the starting players got their ring, the four players who brought four championships to the franchise, stephen curry, andre iguodala, draymond green and klay thompson taking a moment to pose with their new championship ring. >> bringing another ring to the bay, awesome. >> reporter: it was all about the home opener and ring ceremony. but stephen curry, sharing the spotlight tonight with wnba star brittney griner, who is celebrating her 32nd birthday tonight in a russian prison after being detained in february for carrying two vape cartridges in her luggage. after that moment, the celebration continued. >> it's wonderful, so exciting. they seem so happy, and to be up close, it's fun. >> reporter: it was fun to see the champions

cheryl hurd talked to two doctors about the importance of booster and flu shots. >> reporter: the signs up at local pharmacies. flu and covid vaccines are available. isaac mejia heard about a new variant spreading in europe. that's why he thought it would be a good idea to get another booster shot next week. it's called bf 7. >> it's a sup variant of omicron first detected in northwest china. and now we're seeing low rates in europe and the uk. it is still not here, you know, it's likely to be, but it's still not. >> reporter: what is here, ba 2.75.2. it's considered the grandchild of omicron. so far, scientists have detected one case of it here in the bay area. and several other cases in los angeles county. meantime, the omicron subvariant, ba.5 continues to be the most dominant covid-19 strain in the u.s. even though it appears to be waning, based on recent data from the cdc. >> even with the vaccines, can you still be infected. but the vaccines are still very effective in preventing severe disease. >> reporter: doctors say the new variants are highly transmissible and appear to affec

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports dub nation packed the chase center for the celebration. >> klay thompson! steph curry! >> reporter: the four players who brought four championships to the franchise, stephen curry, andre iguodala, klay thompson, posted with their new championship bling. >> it's awesome. history. for them to win another championship says a lot. bringing another ring to the bay, awesome. >> reporter: it was all about the warriors' home opener and the ring ceremony. >> this is a long journey. >> reporter: but stephen curry sharing the spotlight with wnba star brittney griner who is celebrating her 32nd birthday in a russian prison after being detained for carrying two vape cartridges in her luggage. after that moment the celebration continued. >> it's wonderful, so exciting. they seemed so happy. it's fun. >> reporter: it was fun to see the championship ring up close. 16 carats of yellow and white diamonds set into gold to represent the team's 16 wins during the 2022 nba playoffs. >> this particular ring pays homage to the 2015 year. that was a special championship f

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd spoke with wilson's father about the decision. >> i have a jacket on, a half mannequin, with his picture above it. >> reporter: a former athlete and good student, this is how marvin wilson wants to remember his son, 33-year-old tyrell wilson. but he's forced to face the fact that tyrell was suffering from mental illness when he was killed by former contra costa sheriff's deputy andrew hall in march of last year. >> i lost my only child, my only son. >> reporter: you are looking at body cam video released by the sheriff's department showing wilson with a knife. you can hear former deputy hall ordering him to put it down before he opened fire on wilson in danville. >> drop the knife! drop the knife! >> reporter: contra costa district attorney told tyrell's father the deputy involved will not be criminally charged with the killing because her office can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt hall broke the law when he fatally shot wilson. >> i'm disappointed but i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he said he's not surprised even though hall was convicted last year

cheryl hurd takes a look at frustration at the pump. >> with gas prices moving toward the $7 mark per gallon tp ciara can only afford so much. >>. she's putting 50 bucks. >> it keeps going up and down and it kind of caught me by surprise last week and i was, like, wait a minute. did it go back up? >> governor gavin newsom is calling for a special session to discuss a windfall profit tax and a move he hopes will bring down gas prices. >> they're taking advantage of every single one of you and we need to keep our eyes open on this and i won't overpromise december, 6th 7th and this has never been done at a substantial level and they'll push back. >> it sounds good on paper to call a special session and we all leave happily ever after and it's not as easy as seems. >> this is what has to happened to get legislators back in session. on top of that, new legislation requires a of moderate democrats finhand empire who are hesitant to go against energy interests. >> this move is a political stunt. bob dahle, by tweeting, call a special session after the election to raise taxes. more taxes aren

here is cheryl hurd. >> reporter: kevin nichols loves the bay area. that is why he is investing in it in his way. he is reaching out to black and brown students and introducing them to science. >> someone from berkeley lives just one a nobel peace prize in physics. if we don't get african- americans interested in chemistry, physics, math and science, no one is going to really pursue the next item, or the next scientific discovery. there is no incentive to. >> 10 years ago, he didn't know his high school friend had the same thoughts. he soon found that out. back in 2012, stanford graduate school of education professor and former science teacher, dr. brian brown, was awarded a grant from the national science foundation to teach students from historically black colleges and universities culturally relevant stem curriculum that he developed for middle school aged students. as a byproduct of this research, these students would lead a weeklong day camp at stanford that he coined science and the city. >> we want young people to see themselves as future physi

in san lorenzo, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> new details on an act of vandalism in oakland that has upset the latino community. you can see this man climb on the roof of law perla restaurant and allegedly grabbed and burned run of the four puerto rican flags. it happened and last night in the fruitvale district. the owner said those flags are a huge part of his culture. >> you cannot in any circumstance play with our flag. we are very particular about our puerto rican flag. i feel offended. i feel violated. i feel that is not acceptable. >> the chef also told us that had been suspicious fires as well. >>> president biden is in southern california late today. air force one touched down at l.a.x. president biden greeted by erica grow city. the president will spend the next two days in southern california. tomorrow he will attend a democratic fundraiser and will also join a campaign event focused on the nation's infrastructure and on friday the president heads to orange county. he will not be visiting the bay area. there will be a big game in san francisco tomorrow. hillary clinton

but first let's begin with nbc's cheryl hurd at sfpd headquarters. cheryl, what do you have? >> reporter: well, this is the second time that chief scott addressed the media. this time he answered questions, and there were a lot of questions about the attack of paul pelosi. now, we know that the suspect is in custody tonight, and we learned tonight that he is still in the hospital. there's video of where it appears he broke a window to get inside the home. and tonight chief scott got very emotional when he talked about his city and public safety. >> our elected officials are here to do the business of their cities, their counties, their states, and this nation. their families don't sign up for this, to be harmed, and it is wrong. and everybody should be disgusted about what happened this morning. >> anytime somebody is intentionally targeted and their family is harmed, somebody who is a leader not just locally but in this country, it is extremely disturbing, and it's been quite an emotional day, i think, for us all. >> certainly emotional. cheryl hurd back with us. i can't thi

here's cheryl hurd. >> i have a jacket on a half mannequin with his picture above it. >> reporter: ahlete and good student. this is how marvin wilson wants to remember his son, 33-year-old tyrell wilson, but he's forced to face the fact that tyrell was suffering from mental illness when he was killed by andrew hall in march of last year. >> i lost my only child. my only son. >> you're jaywalking and throwing rocks many. >> reporter: you are looking at body cam video showing wilson with a knife. you can hear former deputy hall ordering him to put it down before he opened fire on wilson in danville. >> drop the knife! drop the knife injure. >> reporter: contra costa district attorney said that the deputy involved will not be charged with the killing because her office can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that hall broke the law when he fatally shot wilson. >> i'm disappointed but not surprised. >> reporter: he says he's not surprised even though hall was convicted last year in the shooting of a man in danville back in 2018. he is currently serving six years in san quinton for that. ar

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports that search is taking place as an entire community is grieving. >> reporter: it was standing room only, family, friends, teachers, and people who didn't even nope the brothers are here to grieve, remember and pay their respects. family members arriving with flowers walking into the school cafeteria filled with people who came to remember 15-year-old angel and 17-year-old jayz soleto-garcia, two brothers who were shot and killed at a house party at an airbnb in oakland. >> they were my brothers. i know we all miss them. there's a lot of pain for my mom and my family, friends. >> reporter: sharing was difficult for all. you could hear the pain in the voices of those strong enough to take the mic and share their thoughts. >> they're such good kids. i just can't even believe that something like this could happen. and the holes this leaves. >> reporter: the family sharing this photo with us showing all six children, the brothers who were killed, are on either side of the picture. angel on the left, jayz on the right. oakland police say angel and jayz

here is cheryl hurd. >> reporter: family, friends, teachers, and people who didn't seen know the brothers to mourn, remember, and pay their respects. family members arriving with flowers, walking into the school cafetria filled with people can came into remember angel and jz garcia, two brothers shot and killed at a house party in oakland. >> they were my buddies. i know we will miss them. there's a lot of pain. >> reporter: tonight sharing was difficult for all. you could hear the pain in the voices of those strong enough to take the mic and share their thoughts. >> such good kids. i just can't even believe that something like this could happen and -- like the hole that this leaves. >> reporter: the family sharing this photograph with us, showing all six children. the brothers who were killed are on either side of the picture. angel on the left and jz on the right. oakland police say that angel and jz were at a party saturday night when three people drove up, walked in to the home and started shooting. family members say jz had just called his mom to pick them up just before shots were f

cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >> a follow-up from the oakland police, now setting things straight onhe idea of using possible armed robots to help fight crime. the short answer is, it won't. earlier this week, the idea started gaining traction following comments made by police during a recent commission meeting. opd floated the idea of equipping robots with shotguns. the department now posting a statement saying in part, after further discussions with the chief and the executive team, the department decided it no longer wanted to explore that particular option. >> a new shake-up in the santa clara county sheriff's office. undersheriff is retiring, he's among those involved in the scandal surrounding sheriff laurie smith who is now on trial for allegedly prided conceal carry gun permits in exchange for campaign contributions. sung also criminally charged by the grand jury. he went on administrative leave two years ago. >> here's a story getting a lot of attention and making san francisco's leaders backtrack. the city is using taxpayer money for a tilet. a single bathroom that cost the