-janelle: hi. -it's nice to meet you. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -who are you? -janelle: i'm janelle. lemonis: janelle, what do you do here? janelle: i'm in charge of sales and quoting and drawing a lot of the initial design concepts. lemonis: do you have salespeople that work for you here? janelle: no. so, i'm an army of one at the moment 'cause of money. -lemonis: money. -janelle: yeah. lemonis: larry got rid of his general manager, and his current saleslady is actually doubling as a designer. now, i understand that businesses have to cut costs, but when you cut this deep, you run the risk of breaking bones. so, is there a sales problem here or is there a cash-flow, waiting-for-the-jobs-to-come problem? janelle: it's both that stuff. lemonis: what put this business in financial crisis? janelle: four years ago, we were doing the main line for the national account hollister. they changed their purchasing model. we were doing like $3 million, and right now, we're probably, you know, about $1 million, $900,000 in hollister stuff. -lemonis: with them? -janelle: yeah. lemonis: so you lost

i'm janelle wang sitting in for raj and jessica. what was a vandal up to no good? has the big question tonight in south san francisco after someone climbed onto a water storage tank and attempted to pry open a top hatch. nbc is live in south city at a bottle watered distribution center. people there aren't taking any chances. >> reporter: janelle, authorities are not really sure if those vandals were actually able to get into the tank. they have run preliminary tests. so far they haven't found anything dangerous in the water. but you can see there is a stack of bottled water there beyond this chain-link fence. that's for residence who have been told just to be on the safe side, don't drink the tap water. most house holds in the sunshine gardens area got one or two cases of water for the light. >> hopefully that will last me. hopefully this will be taken care of tomorrow. >> got a e-mail saying don't drink the water. i came out and got a case as soon as i got off of work. >> reporter: flyers from distributed on residents' doors warning about the drinking water. this

jodi. >> reporter: that's right, janelle. i'll tell you it wasn't tough at all to find victims. it seems everyone here in livermore knows somebody who has had a car stolen. in fact last week nine cars stolen in just one week. >> we've been here 16 years. so never had any incidents. >> andrew means says he and his family have always felt safe in the livermore neighborhood until now. early tuesday morning thieves broke into his house where the family was asleep. he says they took a number of items including car keys. then made off with two cars parked in the driveway. >> when the second car started which is right outside my bedroom window, i woke up, realized hey that's our car. >> means is by no means alone. livermore police say car thieves are targeting the city at an alarming rate. so far this year 165 cars have been stolen from across the city. >> it's not any specific manufacturers or make or model just a lot of cars being stole zbloon the surveillance video taken just last week shows some of the thieves in action. a man tries breaking into a van and when he is not successful

good evening, blaine. >> reporter: so janelle go ahead teeng what's interesting about in is according to the justice department it was actually jeff sessions who requested the open testimony. he said he wants to speak publicly tomorrow because he says it's important the american people hear from him directly. >> as you know. >> team trump reporting for doubt together for the first time the president holding a full cabinet meeting today at the white house. >> in in just a very short time we're seeing amazing results. >> opening by praising his accomplishments and inviting each cabinet member to do the same including attorney general jeff sessions. >> it's great to be here. >> who tomorrow will face a different audience testifying publicly before the senate intelligence committee about russia. >> he is going to testify. we're aware of it. and go from there. >> sessions will face the same committee that heard testimony from former fbi director james comey who testified last week he asked the attorney general to never be left alone with the president after their now infamous private oval

. >> reporter: janelle, i actually talked to several victims today. some have had cars stolen from parking lots, others from right in front of their own homes. and so far the crime trend shows no signs of slowing down. you're looking at surveillance video taken just last weekend of suspected car thieves in action. a man tries breaking into a van and when he is not successful he moves on to a work truck loaded with tools. stealing it from a livermore parking lot. >> we have specifically work trucks being stolen where they are going after work tools and the rest just all sorts of vehicles. >> livermore police say cars are being stolen from across the city at an alarming rate. 165 so far this year. that's at least one car a day. >> we're actively working enforcement efforts. but typically the best way to stop a crime trend is prevent it from happening in the first place. >> it is alarming. >> andrew means is one of the city's many victims. early tuesday morning thieves broke into his house while he and his family were asleep. he says they took a number o

. >> reporter: no they're not janelle and raj and people are showing up here to voice displeasure. we heard from a number of of green tech ceo through silicon valley saying they're disappointed with the decision but continue to move forward. reaction was swift from tesla ceo elon musk. who made a fortune from technology that helped the environment but will leave the white house because of president trump's decision. musk tweeted quote i am departing presidential council climate change is real. leaving par sis not good for america or the world unquote within minutes of the president's announcement that the u.s. will pull out of the paris climate accord. >> compliance with the terms of the paris accord and the ownerous energy restrictions placed on the united states could cost america as much as 2.7 million lost jobs by 2025. >> think about it we're an innovation capital of the world we're in america leaders and now we step away from one of the fast elevate growth industries in the world. >> that sudden power ceo many tom warner who says his company will create green jobs regardless

=janelle/2-shot= and i )m janelle wang. raj and jessica have the night off. game right here on nbc. =janelle/rail= knifed at random. detectives in millbrae are still trying to piece together why a 40 year old man pulled a pocket knife and started stabbing a middle schooler. this all happened outside the public library in millbrae. that )s where nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is live right now. sergio how )s that teenager doing? =terry/topvo= this just in: two san francisco police officers are recovering >>> on the ground are some disturbing items a stuffed animal, a backpack and some clothes. this is the aftermath of what police say was an unprovoked attack. >> once the kid was stabbed obviously he was afraid and panicking, as he was doing so he was moving around a lot. >> reporter: the 13-year-old sat student at taylor middle school a few blocks away. this is the last day of classes and he was with friends outside the library. it was a shock for parents kick who were picking up their kids here. >> it could be them. it worries me about the people who hung ar

i'm janelle wang. 14 hours later a very active investigation is unfolding at this hour. on your left a look at the scene. crime scene tape still up, on your right, what it looked like as the chaos unfolded. four employees are dead, including the gunman we learned recently filed a grievance with ups and we confirmed the names of the victims. 56-year-old wang chan, 56-year-old benson louie, both from san francisco. right now there's a memorial, and the city's diamond hoilths neighborhood. we have a candle light vigil. >> reporter: they spent a lot of time here picking up packages and making a lot of friends. they're expressing their grief tonight with a tribute of flowers. some of his children are here, some of his friends and family are here. people in the neighborhood say it felt like family. mike's ups route family stands stunned at a memorial in diamond heights. big mike, the man with a huge smile is gone. >> the way he made you feel like you were part of something, he was an awesome person. i want his family to know how much he was loved outside of the family. >> repo

nbc is live in pleasen son wian details, sharon. >> reporter: raj and janelle, it got to 101 degrees out here and boy, did we feel it as it gets cooler, a lot more people are coming out tonight but if they want to see the horse races, they have to wait until friday. these horses are cooling down opening day races were supposed to take place tomorrow but instead, they will race on friday when it shouldn't be as scorching hot. >> forecast is 105 degree weather tomorrow so we're trying to make sure that our horses and our jockeys are safe. >> reporter: organizers say they had hot days at the fair in the past but not on race days, so fortunately the horses have been fine. when you walk by the track today, you can feel and see the heat. it's not just the horses cause for concern. fair goers need to be cautious. there are so many fun things to do but you're urged while here to make use of the missing station and drink lots of wider, wear wide brim hats and sunscreen. >> heat related illness can come on suddenly. doesn't take a lot of time in the sun. it depends how hydrated you are before

===janelle vo=== >>> stabbed with a medical device. the punishment for the child accused of poking 14 classmates. >>> a high tech heist. how the stolen loot led police right to the thieves next. stunning feat on the baseball field when scooter gennett hit not one, not two, but four home runs in a single game. one of which was a grand slam. he's only the 17th player to ever do that tieing the record and joining the likes of lou gehrig and willie mays. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt. we'll see you from washington tomorrow night for james comey's testimony on capitol hill. until then, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. in an nbc bay >>> i didn't want to die. >> poked and prodded on campus in an nbc bay area exclusive parents say a local elementary school isn't doing enough to protect its children. >> i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> we are going to get to that story in a moment. first rain is headed our way. >> let'

. >> reporter: well janell 20 people fired from uber today. the company's head of diversity said it's change number one of several to improve things inside the company. the changes come today as the company admits it needs to change its culture after several charges of sexual harassment pmt uber says it hired a law firm to look into the allegations. it says it got 215 claims of various kinds. the majorities comings from here at uber san francisco h-s some people outside the company say today's move sends a signal to the tech industry. >> well i think that this sends a strong message across the board that something needs to be done and it will not be tolerated. what companies need to do is create an open transparent, nonthreatening process -- >> ub err released a statement to the press today saying all reported incidents were investigated. and then when corroborated swift actions were taken. uber also made a personnel move today that got a lot of people shaking their heads and wondering what's next. it involves apple we'll tell you about it ton

the mood was good after the game despite the loss tonight. >> reporter: it was, janel. positive and hopeful right up until the last couple minutes of the game even though there was such a wide point spread. definitely as the fans left oracle arena they are not hanging their heads tonight. with their team more than 2,000 miles away, fans cheered on the warriors as if it was a home game at the oracle arena viewing party. >> warriors! >> reporter: on edges of their seats for most of the game, hoping for a comeback. >> no fear. no fear. we got this. we got this. >> reporter: a loss, but not a letdown as the dubs drop game four by 21 points to a cavaliers team that couldn't seem to miss the long ball. >> it is a tough loss. when they are hitting every single three-pointer, you can't defend that. >> reporter: didn't get the clean sweep, an nba first, 16 straight wins this the playoffs but fans are definite will he to the down. >> it is what it is. but we get to finish it at game five at home. >> stay positive. stay positive. >> reporter: definitely a win/win. can you imagine

. >> i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica are off tonight. the weapon, a pelt gun. the suspect, a friend. antioch police say it appears to be an unfortunate accident. jean elle is live with the latest. >> reporter: the school year here at deer valley high officially ended tonight with graduation. and word is slowly leaking out to staff and students that a classmate who just finished his freshman year was killed this morning. police say a friend accidentally shot the 15 yearly with a pellet gun. deer valley high school seniors and their families celebrate graduation while the family and friends of a younger classmate grieve. >> they came running to the house and they were like marco, something happened. >> reporter: jorge durant says he and his mom ran to a neighbor's house on palomar drive and found the 15-year-old unresponsive. >> i got there, i felt his wrist. he had a pulse but i just wasn't breathing. >> reporter: police say a 15-year-old friend zeptally shot garcia in the chest with a pellet rifle. he died at a hospital. durant says he can't believe a neighbor

. >> i'm janelle wang. jessica and raj have the night off. the warriors and the fans celebrating right now, celebrating their second nba title in three years. that calls for champagne, lots of it, in the locker room. [ cheers and applause ] fans, meantime, may not have any voices tomorrow, oracle arena living up to its nickname, the haracle. >> the party goes on and on. a live look from the nbc sky range he. fans taking to the streets. that's a good sized crowd. right now, a big crowd, and very peaceful. let's start with nbc bay area's collin refresh, who is courtside. >> reporter: this is hot off the presses. this is your championship t-shirt. get them when you can. looks pretty sweet, doesn't it. revenge, well it never tasted so sweet. the warriors exor sized the demondays from a year ago. they won their second championship in three years. kevin durant down broadway for the last of his 39 points here in the forecast. moments later, steph curry's signature three puts it on ice. 36 for steph. warriors a hard fought nine point win, 129-120. th

>> reporter: well, janelle, that studio owner reached out after a staff member saw this story on our 11:0 oc0 news last night. she said the thief used credit cards stolen from her studio to go shopping at this safe way. >> she opens the door for a gentleman. >> reporter: megan wilson shows us video taken from surveillance cameras at her fitness studio. >> he signs up for a class. >> reporter: keep your eye on the man wearing a white baseball cap. he's chatting with staff and filling out paperwork and chatting. >> tells our staff he feels ill. >> reporter: he steps out to get fresh air and takes off with two stolen wallets. >> i think it's a shame. it sounds like he's targeting spaces that are built on community and so kind of attacking people while they are vulnerable. >> reporter: walnut creek police say the man in this that video is christopher newton, the same man accused or targeting small fitness studios across the bay. >> from napa to pacificia, pittsburgh, walnut creek. he takes a taxi. it's interesting mo. >> reporter: police say the taxi waits for him and takes him to a stor

. >> well janelle good are good evening to you. remember this news conference was a joint news conference with the roman yan president upon a different topics but the headlines turned out to be comey and the tapes. james comey headline grabbing testimony giving way to a tidal waive of reaction, most notably pr the who fired him. >> no inclusion, no ob obstruction he is a leaker. >> president trump claiming total vindication after comey's testimony. >> we were very, very happy and, frankly, james comey confirmed alt of what i said. and some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> from republicans, outrage at come's admission that he had a friend share memos about his interactions with the president to the press. now, prompting the president's personal attorney to file a leak complaint against comey. the question were those memos classified. >> this is not some diry. this strikes me as fbi documents he wrote them on an fisher ut computer. >> leak is the wrong term fodness. what jim comey provided to a friend was a recollecti

. >> and janell wang for jessica aglier we have multiple reports this evening let's begin with jeff. >> just in case you didn't see this from earlier today. it got as hot as 110 degrees in brentwood. am low mm walnut creek 103 and lass the alt ohs 97 hottest. we are starting to see a little bit of a change i'm sure you felt it tonight. the ocean sea breeze starting to build back in dropping us down 5 cool ner santa rosa. 3 cool ner hayward and 12 degrees cooler? san jose. but despite the breeze that is building it's still going to be hot here throughout tuesday's forecast. the morning a little bit of relief 3771 degrees at 6:00 a.m. process by 10:00 a.m. already fast warming at 84. hot 99 degrees by 2:00 p.m. for the interior valleys with this dangerous heat across the bay area air-conditioning repair shops are overwhelmed with that part of the story nbc cheryl herd joins with us mar. >> it was scorching here in the south bay and things are finally starting to cool down tonight. while many people are getting creative on ways to keep cool a lot of folks are sweat going out hoping for

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj matthai. it's not business as usual and it might never be for this ups facility. let's tell you what is happening at this hour. tonight deliveries are being made at that ups facility in san francisco. they are also using drivers from other locates to cover for the san francisco drivers who are taking much needed time off. the flag you can see it there at half staff as a tribute to the victims. it's now been nearly 40 hours since that rampage and we have inside information how the killer might have chosen his targets. we are also learning more about the very men, the victims, the coworkers of the gunmen, all ups drivers, michael afeety, benson louie, and wayne chan. jean elle begins our special coverage. they are all special men. >> that's right. we are learning all three of those ups drivers killed in that shooting are well loved in their communities. mike lafiti was called a gentle giant. and this memorial continues to grow. tonight about who the victims are is spreading. so is the grief. >>

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. >> reporter: yeah, they really did, janelle. mike lefiti had an unusual, rather touching relationship with many people here in the diamond heights neighborhood. this is a memorial people have been putting together this afternoon to remember big mike. while visiting a memorial to honor mike lefiti's life, people at the diamond heights shopping center got emotional. >> mike was an extraordinary person. >> he loved everybody. he always had a smile. he's just so big, you just want to hug him. >> reporter: everyone called him big mike. they describe him as a family man, who made friends everywhere he delivered. >> mike was bigger than life. he was like 300 pounds of human being, but he was like 800 pounds of joy and laughter. >> he was an amazing person. he just had the hugest heart. >> reporter: erica miller lives along mike's delivery route. they say everyone here is shocked. they feel like they lost a good friend. >> he has the biggest heart in the whole world. even though he was a huge guy, he did look intimidating to people who

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thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang. >> terry mcsweeney raj and jess have the night off. the top prosecutor is about to become a defendant in a growing criminal investigation. tomorrow district attorney marc pederson is set to appear in court to face accusations from a grand jury. but tonight we're getting new details about what criminal investigators have been searching for when they took over his home and office last week. nbc bay area jodi hernandez has more from martinez. >> he is a bright guy, a good lawyer. what -- what was he thinking? >> that's the question many attorneys in contra costa county are asking as more details emerge in the criminal investigation of the county's top cop. district attorney mark pederson. court documents obtained by nbc bay area reveal the state attorney general's office is considering filing felony embezzlement charges for pederson's personal use of more than $66,000 in campaign funds. >> there is no doubt that what has happened with mr. pederson cast shadows over the employees of the office and the good work we do every day. >> fellow p

. >> reporter: that's right janelle. one of the thefts happened no doorsa elementary a few days ago. the question tonight is, is this the same woman who schmidted similar crimes at the beginning of the school year in santa clair? ? the santa clara unified school district they called her the birkenstock bandit. police say earlier this year a woman posing a ago as a substitute teacher walked into santa clara schools and stole various items including purses she was arrested. now police in san jose are trying to figure out if these blurry images show the same suspect committing the the same crimes. at montgomery. >> this woman claimed to be a subshe sat in the office a short time. >> the woman stole a staff member's purse with cell phone and credit cards inside. the school called police who labelled the alleged crime as a petty theft. >> it's unfortunate but again you always think how much worse it could have been. and so we're glad the protocol in place made sure that it was limited to one -- one minor theft. >> at doorsa e

. >> reporter janel barrel from our sister station w cbs in new york has a report from the scene. >>r: even people recording this cell phone video could not believe it, the empty q58, mta bus, sipping right pennsylvania them coasting backward with no one behind the wheel. >> my first thought was somebody stole the bus and went for a joy roid. >> reporter: paul describing sound of the bus as it sideswiped 10 parked vehicles including one that a man was working on. that man getting hit as bus careened down palmetto street just after 12:30 wednesday morning. >> that sound of metal, boom, boom, boom, and then some crunches. >> reporter: bus continued in reverse for more than a block until getting to the intersection of backer avenue where it finally came to a stop crashing in the van and st. paul's lutheran church leaving behind a mangled mess of the iron fence taking a chunk of the brick wall with it. >> standing on the corner, and i see the bus coming back, and pulled over, right away. >> reporter: bus driver, seen here according to witnesses said she thought she put the bus in park an

===janelle vo=== plus, a chp crackdown. the new plan to catch carpool cheats on bay area freeways. ===next close=== next. ==take sot== they )re saying >>> finally tonight, it may be hard to believe, especially if you have kids who grew up with a certain boy wizard, but today the harry potter series turned 20. the first book in the epic was published on this day in 1997. the series would become a juggernaut, sparking a multi-billion dollar industry on its own. many shared their favori favorite memories and tributes. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your night with us. i'm lester holt at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. a controversia . >>> they are saying, stop feeding the homeless? do you want me to let them die? >> right now at 6:00 a controversial -- >> san jose is embarking on a new controversial effort to address a homeless problem. distribute food to the homeless in a healthy safe manner. some groups say the plan dehumanizes the homeless. >> reporter: san jose has been struggling about what to do about the homeless here at saint james park. groups providin

thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang. >> terry mcsweeney raj and jess have the night off. the top prosecutor is about to become a defendant in a growing criminal investigation. tomorrow district attorney marc pederson is set to appear in court to face accusations from a grand jury. but tonight we're getting new details about what criminal investigators have been searching for when they took over his home and office last week. nbc bay area jodi hernandez has more from martinez. >> he is a bright guy, a good lawyer. what -- what was he thinking? >> that's the question many attorneys in contra costa county are asking as more details emerge in the criminal investigation of the county's top cop. district attorney mark pederson. court documents obtained by nbc bay area reveal the state attorney general's office is considering filing felony embezzlement charges for pederson's personal use ore

==janelle/2shot== they can finish off the cavaliers tomorrow night and if they do so, the warriors will sh >>> warriors one win away from the championship. >> if they finish off the of came, they will have the greatest run in postseason history. here is collin pressure from chi colin resch from cleveland. >> reporter: hundreds of media are gathered on court in between days. but on this in between day, there is only one topic that matters. >> try to finish it up 2078 so we don't give them any life. they were down 3-1 last year, so still fresh in our mind that we have the opportunity to close. >> reporter: and it would add one more notch to their belt. with wednesday's he win, they became the first in all of the four major u.s. professional sports leagues to win 15 straight playoff games. and now here they are on the precipice. and draymond green is willing to concede. >> there is a la jit possibility, i think you should think about it because you want to win that game don't want to proceed honk tlong the series. so realistic goal and i think it's something that you should push for. >> pe

. >> janelle wang. raj and jessica are off tonight.ight but he is not on the team. a basketball player at san jose state is facing charges for beating up and robbing a man in union city. nbc bay area michelle roberts is live where the attack happened. michelle. >> reporter: that's right. police believe that the victim was set up by his ex-girlfriend. the incident happened here and tonight the victim is still recovering from moderate injuries. >> number zero in the san jose state basketball team won't be returning next season. this is video posted on the sjsu twitter page. the freshman guard terrelle brown was dismissed from the team for violating team rules. the freshman who grftd from catholic high school in hayward was arrested early saturday morning in union at the. police say the victim was driving with his ex-girlfriend vanessa sampson when she stopped the car at mariner park. brown and three other men started then to violently attack the victim. >> knocked him down and pufrmging and kicking him in the face. >> lieutenant jeff sne

. >> and i'm janelle wang. we've been tracking the story since we broke into the "today" show at 9:00 this morning. this is the latest information. the gunman shot five people. three of those victims are dead, two are wounded. when police showed up, the shooter turned the gun on himself. sources tell nbc bay area that the shooter is jimmy lam, a disgruntled u.p.s. employee. our detectives were there as our detectived searched his home. >> we're also learning more about the victims. one of them is being remembered as a longtime u.p.s. delivery man who made a lot of friends on his route. we have a team of reporters covering all angles on this breaking story. let's begin with nbc bay area cheryl hurd live near the u.p.s. facility. cheryl? >> reporter: some of the roads are open right now but 17th street is still closed down. this investigation will not be rushed. he wants to determine exactly what went on here. it all started to unfold at 9:00 a.m. that's when gunfire erupted. as workers ran to safety on the roof

=janelle vo= plus, a 7th grader says this video shows her fleeing from an alleged kidnappier.the drastic security steps her neighborhood is now taking. ===next close=== next. sot i just felt completely scared, my mind just went completely blank. >>> finally tonight, the world's most anticipated newborns have arrived. george and amal clooney have welcomed twins. a daughter ella and son alexander born this morning. everyone is happy, healthy and doing fine. the couple joked announcing george is sedated and should recover in a few days. our congratulations to the new mom and dad. that is going to do it for us on this tuesday night. we want to leave you with a live look at the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c., on this 73rd anniversary of d-day. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watc >>> i just felt really scared. i didn't know -- i mindfá went completely blank. >>> fightening moment for afáok young girl in the southÑi bay. her home from school and tonightt( the neighborhood is fighting back. >>> the news at 6:00 startsó[ round.çó good evening than

i'm janelle wang sitting in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the world is washington president trump especially tonight. hours ago, governor brown put pressure on the president calling states to forge an alliance to support the paris climate deal. nbc confirms president trump is leaning toward pulling the u.s. out of that agreement in which nations make voluntary efforts to reduce carbon emissions. >> but president trump, when he talks about a hoax in the face of all legitimate science, in the academies of science from all the major nations of the world, he's off on his own track here. >> now, the president's decision is also leading to a threat from elon musk. the tesla ceo says he'll quit as an advisor if the president backs away from that agreement. business tech reporter joins us live inside the warehouse of the company. also watching what the president does next, scott. >> reporter: very much, jessica, as you said. we heard from governor brown today. we heard from elon musk. let me show you this warehouse. this is inside the solar warehous

janelle wang. >> terry mcsweeney raj and jess have the night off.ve been tracking this story on aaron line. a random attack in front of ha library. kristi smith live in mill bra and you learned the boy goes to a bay area middle school. >> that's what we're told by some of the parents here that he does go to a middle school around here. and that a number of of students were here because it was the last day of school. this is where they decided to gather. but the good news and see we're told he is expected to survive his injuries. and that he was taken to the hospital after a man just started stabbing him outside of the library here with a pocket knife. this we're told he ran inside for help and that's where he got help. someone called 911 for him. one parent told us students including those from other middle schools were hanging out outside of the high braer in afternoon together. a man attacked the 13-year-old a knife. he was stabbed in both arms. he went into the library got help. we're told the library was evacuated. detectives say they were on sc

>> reporter: janelle, everyone here in diamond heights called him big mike. he was so well-known. let me get out of the way so you can see the memorial that people are already setting up to remember their friend. people who knew mike got emotional when they heard the news. >> he loved everybody. he always had a smile. just so big you want to hug him. >> reporter: this memorial was set up at the diamond heights shopping center where the man everyone called big mike made deliveries. >> several months ago unpacked his truck looking for a present for my grandson so i could take it and leave right away and give it to her. >> mike was bigger than life. 300 pounds of human being but he was like 800 pounds of joy and laughter. >> i still can't believe. i'm shocked. >> reporter: erica miller lives on his delivery route. this neighborhood loved mike and he loved it back. >> he just had the biggest heart in the whole world, even though he was a huge guy, he did look intimidating to people that didn't know him but he was just a huge teddy bear. >> reporter: one of the people we talked to toda

. >> >> reporter: well janelle firefighters tell me they've treated six people for heat exhaustion. people trying to stay cool in the shade out here. firefighters say they're taking the heat seriously and you should too. whether you're into rides, games or mouth watering fried food. everyone has a favorite at the alameda county fair. >> the fumble cake. >> the animals. >> ice cream. >> but the fair's opening weekend is also expected to be the hottest weekend so far this year. kmupgsing manager angel moore says come prepared. >> drink plenty of water. make sure that you wear sun screen. wear loose fitting clothing when you're coming to the fair. take break. >> to school off grab some shade under a tre or duck into an exhibit hall for ac. >> building c just a little tip the most air-conditioned build sog cool in there. >> or go the misting stations set up around the grounds. >> one at each entrance gate and nonhere where our fire team is and our medical team. >> a medical team with a clinic is now set up and extra staff on hand. >> we're expecting a lot of heat related emergencies. we

. >> janelle, she is a nany by of-ae twins her specialfy. is is pretty good at handle stress but the winter weather s.sted her patience. ht she handled it with such grace she had plenty left over to share with others. . she is one of those people who has been doing the same commute for so long she measures her daily routine in terms of years. >> 18, yeah, a long time. >> 18 years commuting from santa cruz to the south bay and back again, each trip braving the twists and turns of perhaps the bay area's most notorious stretch of wla, number 17, which the past winter managed to exceed even its outsized reputation. >> certainly out of all that time this year it's been the worst by far. >> mudslide, fallen trees and oh so many accidents. >> i think i was stuck in pretty much every time there was a long, long time. so a few hours, just sitting in the car. >> yesterday was just a terrible commute. >> it would be enough to frustrate even the most patient of drivers. but noter in. for if there is such a thing as opposite of road rage that is what was

janelle and raj back to you. >> keep tagging us we may show them on the air. >> i saw one of ricky henderson and barry bonds. >> baseball stars. >> back in a moment before we go a quick look on stage with draymond green. >> our marathon sports day -- continues tonight -- w/ the giants. this is a live look at coors fi . >>> okay not just the warriors. the mar -to-sports day continuing into tonight with the giants. s in a live look now at cures field in denver, colorado. the giants baseball right here on nbc bay area is giants and the rockies. first pitch is just a few minutes away. our coverage begins at 5:30. we have programming changes because of ton's ball game. we will aaron cozi tv law and order and nbc bay area right after the game. there is also the late 11:00 newscasts. >> before we about got today we'll show you some of the highlights, the sights and sounds of today's victory. hello everyone welcome to the warriors. tv. is. killer. but the way we watch it is not. so, let's do something else. like what? like, watch tv wherever. what's that supposed to mean? it means, anywhere. in a ca

. >> i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica have this night off. that's a fire burning in-done right now. we want to show you live pictures where it's just after 7:00 in the morning. you can see the entire building still up in flames. smoke just spewing from this apartment building. now we want to show you what it looked like just a few hours ago. terrifying. flames erupting as most of the residents inside were fast asleep. more than 200 fire fighters, 40 fire trucks on scene right now. witnesses tell police people were jumping out of windows and screams could be heard from those trapped in the top floors. the london fire brigade says 30 people have been take tony hospitals. that number is expected to change once the flames are out. want to show you live pictures. this fire, burning for six hours. still not contained at this hour. no word on a motive, how it started or where it started. fire crews say the lower burned out floors could collapse at any moment so it's going to make it very hard for first responders. of course we'll keep an eye on the

>> reporter: well, janelle, here we are on the eve of the nba finals. we should be talking about this historic trilogy, warriors/cavaliers, the same two teams meeting for a third straight year. instead it's about what happened at lebron james' l.a. home overnight. racial slurs spray painted onto the gate outside of his house has since been covered up. the graffiti used included the "n" word. there was no one home. police hoping the crime may have been caught on a surveillance camera. prior in taking part in the cavs' shoot-around, james had his media session and understandably was visibly upset by what had occurred. >> it just goes to show that racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america. and, you know, hate, you know, in america, especially for african-americans, is living every day. >> reporter: plain and simple, it's a dark cloud hanging over on the eve of the finals. lebron admitting he wasn't his usual energetic self today, but that that will pass and he will be ready to go for game one tomorrow night. live, in oakland, colin resch

group have been sent out to over 750 potential new members, including stars dwaynejohnson, riz ahmed, janelles hemsworth and margot robbie. the 2016 oscars came under criticism, when no actors of colour were nominated, sparking protests and boycotts. earlier this year, we reported from west africa on the trafficking of baby chimpanzees, and the poachers who were convicted. among those chimpanzees was nemleyjunior, who'd been rescued from traffickers after being offered for sale to an undercover reporter. the latest news is that nemley junior has died of an infection and the poachers found guilty have already been released. conservationists say this case highlights the scale of the challenge they face, as our science editor, david shukman, reports. weakened by disease and orphaned by poachers, this is the baby chimpanzee, nemley junior, fighting for his life. seized from the jungle and then rescued after a bbc investigation, he recently became so ill that he was cared for 24 hours a day. i was really struck by how strong he was and how hard he fought up until the very last moment. 30 minutes b

group have been sent out to over 750 potential new members, including stars dwaynejohnson, riz ahmed, janellergot robbie. the 2016 oscars came under criticism, when no actors of colour were nominated, sparking protests and boycotts. and we'll leave you with this. to some of you it might look like a piece ofjunk, but someone's just paid a lot of money for it. this is a complete model of the famous star wars robot r2—d2, made from pieces salvaged from the films. it's been sold in the united states for $2.3 million. it was made by an anonymous british collector, and it took him seven years to make it using retired parts from at least four films. more on that and all the news on our website. that's it for now. if the truth be known, thursday will be a hard sell for the latter part ofjune, given that low pressure is still very much the dominant feature. not a cold start to the day, that is positive, 12, 13, 1a degrees across the south. but as i say, even on this big picture here you get a sense that there is an awful lot of wet and windy weather to be had, not just to be found across the northern

our janelle wang is following this. >> reporter: the house passed two immigration bills this afternoon including kate's law. this saturday will mark exactly two years since her murder she was shot to death while walking along the embarcadero. represent of florida voted yes. >> the bottom line is that this should never happen to anyone. sanctuary cities are a violation of the rule of law. we must enforce this rule of law. >> reporter: it will raise prison sentences for anyone in this country illegally. the other bill passed today, the no sanctuary for criminals act. a democratic congressman voted no. >> these bills are nothing new and not really about fighting crime. they are about racial profiling and putting latinos quote-unquote in their place. >> reporter: kate's father testified before a senate judiciary committee. >> if it saves one daughter, a mother, a father, kate's death will not be in vain. the family says mr. trump never contacted them and they don't believe in some of his immigration policies like the border wall. >> the president just released a statement on kate's law. th

. >> reporter: janelle two women c they say hoping the case sparks change in the department.nia tapia burts intoxdÑiÑi when the jury announced the verdict. saying the san jose fire department dids7 retaliate agat her. >> thewim!%akoÑi needs to be held accountable theÑiÑpu(vÑi t department. >> tapia says she applied for ten proposals in the last five years and been denied each time in 2012 sheÑi and her colleague debra ward settled a discrimination lawsuit but following the case they were ed for speaking up. >> maybe it has changed something. maybe they'll think twice before doing it again. >> today the jury did not find had discriminated or retaliated% against ward.lpjf she calls the verdict a disappointment. >> we strive to make this a safe workplace for everybody. >>Ñi san jose city attorney ric doyle stopped short ofÑiÑpápvr' the culture at the fire department needed tojf change b did say. >> we need to go back and revisit that and see how we can ÷ better. >> reporter@omprovememd& tapia and ward are egoer to see. >> i'll keep raising my hand and eepg opening my mouth a

janelle. >> thank you sbroo. >>> this is not the only legal trouble for president trump come nup 25 minutesgeneral announced a lawsuit against president trump imprisonments the fight between santa clara city leaders and the 49ers over the stadium got ugliery a new audit was leaked to the media. the audit shows the team sews santa clara more than $2 million to cover costs over the past three years. the costs include funding for public safety and money left over from the stadium construction fund. well this afternoon 49ers management issued a statement zpuding the ac zakss and blasting santa clair mayor for leaking the draft report. >>> a hail mary by raiders fans trying to keep the team in elbowed three fan groups hired two attorneys to take on the nfl and raider ownership to block the team move to las vegas. organizers say they will work with oakland city leaders to come up with options to keep the raidners the bay area. >> so there is no other option for us but to continue to investigate and explore other ogss and in doing so we retain the best in the business. >>> right now the raiders ar

for the last eight years janel has ridden on our partners harley. a partner who is also in their olive oil store. >> it's for the community to come together. having our day as women supporting women. >> more than 300 will be there this sunday. >> dykes on bikes has a long history of hard work. >> reporter: veteran writers told her that back in the mid- 70s it had to be a courageous in-your-face display. >> it was brutal. there is a lot of resistance. people were not accepting. the pioneers had a hard road, a really hard road. and now, we are here. hats off. they had to persevere and go through a lot of struggle and pain and challenge. >> reporter: observers may think of bikes on dykes but look be on the bikes, the noise and the leather. the look deeper >> the first time i wrote in part, the first time i rode with dykes on bikes, tears stream down my face. it's beyond pride. your exploding with a sense of togetherness and there's of sense of freedom. we represent love the community and that's a great way to start the parade. >> on monday the supreme

good evening, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. raj and jess have the night off. we're live in prime time because of the finals in the bay area. >>> what appears to be a tragic accident in antioch, this morning a group of friends were playing with a pellet gun. a 15-year-old boy was hit. nbc bay area's scott budman joins us live with what police and neighbors are saying. scott? >> reporter: yes, terry, the neighborhood is quiet now. things were frantic earlier when police tell us one 15-year-old got another 15-year-old with a pellet gun. the accidental shooting happened this morning, we're told at around 10:00. officers say one of the teenagers had a pellet rifle, and they believe he accidentally shot and killed the other teenager. neighbors here say it all happened too fast to save the young man. >> as soon as i got in there, he was on the ground. my mom was trying to see, get something out of him. but he wasn't responding. we couldn't do anything. we didn't really know what to do. >> reporter: officers and first responders rushed the teen to the hospital. but th

i'm janelle wang sitting in for raj and jessica. what was a vandal up to no good?south san francisco after someone climbed onto a wat

janel: tiene protecciÓn policiaca en todo momento, asÍ es.o tratando de protegerle cada paso y que hoy hicieron toda la diferencia esta maÑana en medio de esta tragedia. podemos decir que a travÉs de los testimonios de los congresistas que estaban presentes, que fueron testigos de todo lo que sucediÓ, fueron estos oficiales uniformados los que empezaron a disparar y pudieron contener de alguna manera, que esto pasara a mayores. sabemos que bien han dicho los testimonios de los congresistas que estaban a su lado, que scali< estaba en la segunda base cuando el hombre de la tercera base empezÓ a abrir fuego detrÁs de una persona que estaba la tercera base. no se abrÍa fuego, fueron los uniformados quienes devolvieron los balazos y pudieron contener en ese momento lo que estaba sucediendo. aquÍ la escena sigue como la habÍamos reportado hace unos minutos. mucho despliegue policial. hemos visto que han dejado pasar algunos fotÓgrafos que tienen acceso privilegiado a ciertos lugares. ellos han entrado, lograron entrar donde sucedieron los hechos y