abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story from fremont. >> reporter: tesla pre-sales are through the roof and music to the ears of city leaders in fremont, home of the tesla factory. >> looking forward to partnering with tesla as in the past and continue to meet their needs and continue to grow local jobs here in fremont. >> reporter: the east bay economic development alliance crunched the numbers and says for every tesla sold more than two manufacturing jobs are created. >> tesla is in this area because the ecosystem would supply logistics and manufacturing companies, only 80 companies in the immediate 30-mile radius that can support tesla in this area. >> reporter: they're making up for lost time. the previous plant, the newmie plant, owned by general motors, closed on april 1st, 2010. >> when newmie left fremont, people lost their jobs at the factory, 20,000 regionally. a great shot in the arm for the whole economy. >> reporter: city council member suzanne lee chan is a tesla owner herself. >> in fremont at the 94539 zip code, we have the most tesla owners per capita in the en

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo tell us the actual encounter was not captured on tape. >> you heare than you see, but the video shows the entire incident the took about 20 seconds from when they confronted the shooting man to when it stopped. >> it's devastating. >> jennifer is the director. she believes officers were too quick to use their guns. >> just waited and try to make contact with the person, try to get them to cool down and take your time. no reason to rush in with guns blazing. absolutely no reason from our perspective. the police commission memberrer dr. joseph marshall said the city is moving toward a new use of force policy as quick as possible. >> they learn to do things different ways. if we want them to do things differently, then have to create different policies and training procedures, and that's what we are trying to do. >> the suspects was flailing his hands with a knife as he is ran toward officers. the knife was raised up as he ran toward officers. >> flowers and handwritten messages now mark the spot on the street. in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc7 new

our reporter, katie marzullo, has the story. >> buster posey had to pause as he explain how he and hiscame nice to face where pediatric cancer. >> her child was diagnosed with >> her child was diagnosed with cancer... >> she met a womans would son was sick and the boy, the same age as the posey twins. >> i had no idea the lack of funding it receives and when i found that out it was like because for said, i did not want to sit back and do nothing. >> what they are doing is raising money and awareness. proceeds from the new hats featuring a gold ribbon help kids with cancer and families can go to giants games and meet buster. >> having someone like buster come out like that, to bring awareness to something is amazing. >> seven year old got to meet buster and spent time on the field on the same day he finished chemotherapy for a brain tumor. >> he taught us about a last things and he is an amazing kid >> we want to be a bright spot in the kids' and family's day. >> they home the campaign is only the beginning in fight against pediatric cancer. >> a nice hat. good cause. >> good for the po

katie marzullo has the details on this heist. >> we found the crew, delivering merchandise at the stanford shopping center. it was last thursday at 9:00 people, palo alto police say that four men took off with this truck filled with the gap clothing. the thieves made their own keys, it could have been a total loss but there was a break immediately in the case. >> delivery folks realized there was a cell phone in the car and could be tracked through g.p.s. >> it was found at a starbucks and they were unloading this into a van. >> it is lucrative because they are stealing $45,000 worth of clothing. >> officers caught and arrested four men, and another got away. a twist from the finger prints taken during becoming. >> after they bailed out that led to us understand that three of the four suspects we booked provided false names. >> they face additional felony charges in they resurface. police know that two of the people live in los a lot of cloths. >> remember the chihuahua running loose on the bay bridge. >> who can for get the c.h.p. video, officers trying to grab the little dog running full

katie marzullo was at at&t park. >> it is a sea of orange and black and green and gold. sometimes all four in the same family. i am here with my dad, my aunties, 30 of us. >> out of 30 he is the only a's fan. >> his dad takes the high road. >> he is my son i love him. >> love must be in the air or plenty of forgiveness. he has made comments. >> if it was damageers, it would be differ. but we are okay. >> beautiful night for baseball and the moms at at&t park are intoxicating. garlic fries are the classic but the crab sandwich is it for many. >> it is toasty. and warm. and delicious. if you don't get it you will be so sad. >> fans predict pure joy this season. a's fans hoping for improvement. >> season. >> today the city of oakland will celebrate the a's with a flag raising ceremony at city hall and you are look last year's event. the manager will be on hand and storm per, -- and stomper, the mass account. they opening game is monday for the a's against the white sox. >> spring is here. >> and it feels nice. we hope for the rain on monday. right new, it is lacking like th

katie marzullo shows the promises made to people worried about noise. >> it took a few tries but six commissioners agreed on the days and hours the companies operate the concerts. the c.e.o. said it is workable. >> it will not be every night, that is not the reality. there will be evens hopefully more often than before but not every night. the zaire to move from porn to music is met opposition by those who have experienced concert night. >> the windows are rattling, could not slow, had to work the next day. >> as many turned out to support the venue. >> we could not is better neighbor. >> they apologied for past noise violations and said neighbors can trust him. >> it will not happen. it will not happen again. it will not. >> he said there will be no concerts until it is finished with the sound previousing plans the police department and the commission all agreed on conditions involving security, traffic, and washing the sidewalks. >> it could cost you more to ride muni in san francisco if you pay cash. the transit authority wants to charge cash customers 25 cents more a ride so they

katie marzullo shows us what is being done now. >> contra costa county health services said since marchour have overdosed on what appears to be counterfeit prescription medication laced with fentanyl. >> 100 times more potent than the oral medications that people usually are prescribed. >> people buy the pill on the street and think they taking a painkiller. >> people have a false sense of security in they are buying a medication they think is a prescription medication. >> the warningses are being distributes and emergency rooms and clincis and high school the overdoses have been reported across the bay area. in sacramento, at least 12 delegates have been linked to fentanyl since march. the executive director of the h.i.v. education and prevention project of alameda said that this is nothing new. >> there always is a wave of incident occurring where drugs are placed with something that can kill. >> the tool exists that can help a drug that treats an overdose in an emergency. >> active users need access to this. their family members and support net woulds so that will address the issue a

katie marzullo has their reaction. >> there was hope. but it was not to be. >> my blood pressure was always over the place. i thought we had it. >> i could could not breathe. >> i feel sad and depressed. i am still pretty good because steph curry did not play. >> steph curry the key to optimism. most agree if they were this close without him they will win easy with him the i was there monday and it was great. >> at the alameda theater, fans had to suffer through a loss they were treated to the championship trophy. >> i thought it was a replica but it was real. >> once in a hive time ordeal so i am happy. i get to show off. >> one good memory from game three in alameda for abc7. >> we are the only place where you can watch warriors and the rockets in game four of the western conference playoffs with tip-off sunday at 12:30. join us for after the game and mike shumann will be in houston and larry will be with espn and ambassador for warriors. >> sinkhole is causing a road close in san francisco. there is a gigantic sink hole. the neighbors

katie marzullo has the key expanse vote happening tonight. >> this has kept people out while they make adult movies beyond the the brick walls. now owners want to invite 4,000 in for concerts until 2:00 a.m. >> they had a couple of headlineers i was interested in so i thought it was cool. >> they have hosted parts and concerts in the past. they are allowed to do this with permits. neighbors did not like what they saw and heard. >> neighbors is a hard time trusting the operator and owner. >> san francisco entertainment commission has received dozens of witness cop plain. a. with wrote she witnessed urination and sex in buildings entry ways and others said it was too loud. >> we have a bunch of drunks act ing crazy. my little ones are trying to go to sleep. i don't want to deal with people they up down the street, it is much, when you are trying to be at let and no way i would be happy. >> a lack of parking have people conditioned. the landing commission and the police department have sign off on the permit. >> it unlikely that the commission would outright deny the application because t

oakland, i am katie marzullo. >> golden state warriors report breaking three points is benefit ing a charity to fight malaria, steph curry had a deal with a group a few years ago agreeing to spend three reventing mosquito nets for every three pointer he made and they are thrilled with the outcome. the 402, three pointer means 1,2306 bed nets for families in africa. >> and game one of the playoffs has anticipation growing. share your photos on social media and we could show them on air or online at abc7news.com. >> the warriors will take on the rockets and if do you not have a ticket we can take you there, the only place to watch the game. our coverage begins at noon. after the game, stay tuned for our show right here. larry and shumann will have coverage and announcements. >> the clouds are clearing and the winds will calm. look at napa and fairfield, 11 and 14 degrees cooler. in the east bay we are 45 in castro valley, and berkeley and young city, 49, and fremont, is friction and san leandro and oakland and alameda at 50-53 degrees. we have 50s long the peninsula and los gatos at 49

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> only 22-year-old appeared in front. the camera in the croom. the 17-year-old child was kept hidden in the hallway but he is being charged as an adult. >> both of them were charged with two counts of murder and a special circumstance allegation of double murder. >> from the charging documents we learned the brothers went to a convention in oakland on saturday. police say their parents were not shot to death that morning. after they were arrested wednesday, the brothers told investigators two different stories. one admitted he shot his father multiple times in the garage. twelve times says the da. but hasib said a stranger in the house assaulted him and made him do it. he said the strainer was the one who shot his mother. omar told investigators his older brother committed both murders and before they left for the convention he told him to check the garage door to make sure that blood was not seeping out. when police found the bodies sunday in their home on lucas court, they say there were messages written on the wall. we

katie marzullo has the details. >> a surfer pulled to safety at ocean beach. the first department said he lost the board and was swept out by a rip current. the san francisco is taking action after two deaths over the weekend. >> we need better education not just after a tragedy but year en. aerations -- roses mark the spot are two teens were swept out. the warning signs are not good enough. >> i see the signs, and you cannot understand them, they need to be done better. >> he would lick signs closer to the water. sandra miller loves to swim in the ocean but not here. >> i see a sign that in me. >> this surfer had a close call. >> i was out in the channel and could not back in and i waved my hands and coast guard guys picked me up. it worked out well but it was spooky. all the supervisor is roping using lifeguards during warm weather. he and the fire chief and the superintendent of golden gate national recreation will discuss options at a public safety hearing next month. >> developing news, a 6.1 earthquake hit near the coast ecuador as they continue to bury

here is katie marzullo with the story. apolice are asking you to look at sketch. this map can this woman are wanted for murder. he took only a bag of items and killed someone for it. if he would do it to this person he will do it to someone else. the victim was a tourist, 44, from the u.k., captureed by surveillance video on february 18. police say the suspect tried to steal his backpack but tam resisted ands with able to get away. the meal robber chase him down and stand him in the head. >> san francisco is a great city so it is sad something like that would happen when someone was here to enjoy the city the >> someone comes on holiday and it ends tragically. >> people are reeling from the crime. >> very dangerous people and they should be taken into custody. they will find them the they will. surveillance video are every place. >> police hope this leads to more surveillance and the suspect emphasis identity. >> and now, if it stamps out to you or you have been the victim of a crime and they happen to look like the perpetrators that assaulted you, contact us, ple

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> only 22-year-old appeared in front of the camera in the croom. the 17-year-old child was kept hidden in the hallway but he is being charged as an adult. >> both of them were charged with two counts of murder and a special circumstance allegation of double murder. >> from the charging documents we learned the brothers went to a convention in oakland on saturday. police say their parents were shot to death that morning. after they were arrested wednesday, the brothers told investigators two different stories. one admitted he shot his father multiple times in the garage. twelve times says the da. but hasib said a stranger in the house assaulted him and made him do it. hasib said the stranger was the one who shot his mother. omar told investigators his older brother committed both murders and before they left for the convention, hasib told him to check the garage door to make sure that blood was not seeping out. when police found the bodies of the parents sunday in their home on lucas court, they say there were messages written on the wall. we

in fremont, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the tesla model 3 pre-order surge helped boost shares of the palo alto company. >>> later today. help an east bay high school student with leukemia. a student athlete at this high school in oakland. abc7 news told you about his story last month. he needs a bone marrow transplant after being doeg niced with leukemia two years ago. already undergone several rounds of radiation and chemo. the drive starts at africa middle school in oakland where he used to be a student. >>> you can expect traffic headaches in san francisco this weekend. the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon is tomorrow. the course takes runners all over the city. a look at the race route that starts along the great highway at 6:30 in the morning. the half marathon ends at civic center plaza probably around noon. lots of road closures will surround the routes. >>> and there you go. there's the map right there. we were going to put all of this information online at our website, abc7news.com. >>> 5:18 the time and weatherwise, should be a nice weekend for those runners. >> yea

in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> san francisco police investigators need your help top find the woman and man in these pictures. the man is a suspect in an assault last week that left the victim with life-threatening injuries. the suspect is described as being between 25 and month years old and wearing a light blue t-shirt. women involved are persons of interest in the case. 5:04 is our time. president obama will be heading back to washington, d.c. this afternoon after a busy 24 hours in san francisco. the commander in chief was in town to attend a wear of fundraisers and to provide once in a lifetime thrills to onlooker. here's alyssa harrington with the story. >> a crowd at the top of traffic heights cheered as president barack obama's motorcade came down the highway. >> it was an amazing moment. i feel so blessed's our president and we are going to miss him. >> president obama arrived at sfo with his daughter, malia, friday afternoon. they were greeted by house minority leader nancy pelosi, the representative jackie speier and a pack of supporters. the president is i

here is katie mar -- marzullo. >> four people have over dosed on counter at this time prescriptions laced with fept -- fentanyl. >> 50 times more potent than the medications people are prescribed. >> they are buying the counterfeit pills on the street and they think they are taking the painkiller, norco. >> they have a tails sense of security -- they have a false sense of security. >> they are distributing warning fliers to needle exchange programs like this one, emergency rooms, clinics and high schools. overdoses have been reported across the bay area. in sacramento 12 deaths from been linked to fentanyl since late march. the hiv education and prevention project says this is nothing new. >> there is always a wave i guess you could say of this incident occurring where drugs are laced with something that can kill. >> she said a tool exists that can help. a drug that treats overdose in an emergency. >> active substance users near near -- need access to narcan, their support network. that will address the issue and reduce death. >> health officials urge people only take medication purchased

here is katie mar -- marzullo. >> four people have over dosed on counter at this time prescriptions laced with fept -- fentanyl. >> 50 times more potent than the medications people are prescribed. >> they are buying the counterfeit pills on the street and they think they are taking the painkiller, norco. >> they have a tails sense of security -- they have a false sense of security. >> they are distributing warning fliers to needle exchange programs like this one, emergency rooms, clinics and high schools. overdoses have been reported across the bay area. in sacramento 12 deaths from been linked to fentanyl since late march. the hiv education and prevention project says this is nothing new. >> there is always a wave i guess you could say of this incident occurring where drugs are laced with something that can kill. >> she said a tool exists that can help. a drug that treats overdose in an emergency. >> active substance users near near -- need access to narcan, their support network. that will address the issue and reduce death. >> health officials urge people only take medication purchased