san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> back to willow glen. happening at lincoln and nevada avenue. katie marzlo is live with late details. >> reporter: standing exactly at that corner. lincoln and nevada. whatever is happening is further down the street, down lincoln. step out of the way so you can see the large police presence in the area. we understand the s.w.a.t. team is here as well. might not be able to see them from this vantage point where we're standing. neighbors believe there has been a shooting and they've been told to shelter in place. we're waiting for confirmation from san jose police department as to what happened. neighbors are just hearing there's been a shooting. but this is a large presence, requiring a lot of work on the scene as police and officers and detectives work to figure out what is going on. no information who might be hurt or if anyone has been killed. waiting for the police department. we'll be on the scene until we get it. >> good work. >>> cooling down tonight after bay area cities reached record temperatures

san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> back to willow glen.ng at lincoln and nevada avenue. katie marzullo is live with late details. >> reporter: standing exactly at that corner. lincoln and nevada. whatever is happening is further down the street, down lincoln. step out of the way so you can see the large police presence in the area. we understand the s.w.a.t. team is here as well. might not be able to see them from this vantage point where we're standing. neighbors believe there has been a shooting and they've been told to shelter in place. we're waiting for confirmation from san jose police department as to what happened. neighbors are just hearing there's been a shooting. but this is a large presence, requiring a lot of work on the scene as police and officers and detectives work to figure out what is going on. no information who might be hurt or if anyone has been killed. waiting for the police department. we'll be on the scene until we get it. >> good work. >>> cooling down tonight after bay area cities reached record temperatures today

new details from abc7 news reporter lilian kim in the newsroom. lilian? >> it appears giants pitcher hunter strickland was reviving an old grudge that involves bryce harper and their encounter during the play reliever hunter strickland threw a 9-mile-per-hour fastball that ended up hitting the him of bryce harper. harper charged the mound and the two the threw punches as the benches clears. no surprise, fans we talked to were quick to blame the other team. >> it was right there inside by the knees. i thought it was overreaction by harper. >> as expected strickland denied hitting bryce intentionally. >> i left the ball over the plate a couple times and he's taken advantage of them. mostly go inside and i got it too far. >> reporter: it's the first time since the two faced off since 2014 when harper hit two monster home runs off strickland. nationals fans say it was obviously today's incident was in direct response to the past. >> i think it's ridiculous to charge the mound. i also think it's ridiculous to like hold a grudge from a playoff series two years

new details from abc7 news reporter lilian kim in the newsroom. lilian? >> it appears giants pitcher hunter strickland was reviving an old grudge that involves bryce harper and their encounter during the playoffs. giants reliever hunter strickland threw a 9-mile-per-hour fastball that ended up hitting the him of bryce harper. harper charged the mound and the two the threw punches as the benches clears. no surprise, fans we talked to were quick to blame the other team. >> it was right there inside by the knees. i thought it was overreaction by harper. >> as expected strickland denied hitting bryce intentionally. >> i left the ball over the plate a couple times and he's taken advantage of them. mostly go inside and i got it too far. >> reporter: it's the first time since the two faced off since 2014 when harper hit two monster home runs off strickland. nationals fans say it was obviously today's incident was in direct response to the past. >> i think it's ridiculous to charge the mound. i also think it's ridiculous to like hold a grudge from a playoff serie

live at sfo lilian kim abc7 news. >> thanks, lilian. after returning from a nine-day foreign trip, the president has the night off. tomorrow he'll address at least one memorial day ceremony. so far he has not responded to new allegations about his son-in-law's contacts with russia. reporter david daniel has more. >> reporter: president trump and first lady melania back in d.c. sunday after wrapping up his first overseas trip as commander in chief. the nine-day trip began with a lavish welcome in saudi arabia. from there the president went to israel and to rome for a visit with the pope. he wrapped the trip with a speech to the troops at a u.s. military base in italy. >> i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. >> reporter: some lawmakers feel the president's trip was a success. >> i saw it as an overall good trip, message to israel, and saudi arabia. >> reporter: not all agree. feeling more could have been done. >> here in europe a lot of folks wanted commitment to article 5 of our treaty with nato and -- or even just talking t

lilian kim is in the newsroom with up to the minute information on the story. lian. >> reporter: icon aircraft created a lot of buzz in the "african voices"an injury when it debuted the a-5 which is part boat, all airplane. clearly today is a setback for the start up. ntsb investigators say their first priority is to get it to a secure location. the aircraft was only in the air 20 minutes before it crashed in a remote section of the lake. inside were two icon employees who died in the crash. the pilot, 55-year-old john carcow and his passenger, 41-year-old. >> we don't have any known witnesses at this point in time to the accident sequence itself. we are looking for witnesses. >> reporter: in a statement icon ceo said it was a devastating personal loss for many of us. the tholts and prayers of our entire organization are with the families of both people on board. they were both truly amazing individuals. icon's mission is to build planes just for fun. the a-5, an amphibious single engine two seater sells for at much as $257,000. he talked about the joy of flying

in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> two more bomb shell rorgts tonight according to the washington post house majority kevin mccarthy told fellow republicans last year, quote, i think putin pays trump. the post says there is a recording but mccarthy said today he was just joking. and late tonight "the new york times" revealed the trump team new former nsa michael flynn was under investigation before he was hired at the white house. and be continuing coverage at the white house on night line at 12:37 right after jimmy kimmel live. >> let's move on. the list of charges against an accused arsonist in the east bay could grow. police a est ared james bishop iii of pittsburgh last saturday for 11 car fires in april and may. today he was charged with 26 counts for fires in cities including lafayette, walnut creek and brentwood. investigators say they are trying to determine whether he's connected to at least 30 more car fires. >>> sierra lamar's sister shared her loss and her pain during the sentencing phase of the trial of antolin garcia torres. abc7 news was

lilian kim is in the newsroom with up to the minute information on the story. . >> reporter: icon aircraft created a lot of buzz in the "african voices"an injury when it debuted the a-5 which is part boat, all airplane. clearly today is a setback for the start up. ntsb investigators say their first priority is to get it to a secure location. the aircraft was only in the air 20 minutes before it crashed in a remote section of the lake. inside were two icon employees who died in the crash. the pilot, 55-year-old john carcow and his passenger, 41-year-old. >> we don't have any known witnesses at this point in time to the accident sequence itself. we are looking for witnesses. >> reporter: in a statement icon ceo said it was a devastating personal loss for many of us. the tholts and prayers of our entire organization are with the families of both people on board. they were both truly amazing individuals. icon's mission is to build planes just for fun. the a-5, an amphibious single engine two seater sells for at much as $257,000. he talked about the joy of flying in

in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> two more bomb shell rorgts tonight according to the washington post house majority kevin mccarthy told fellow republicans last year, quote, i think putin pays trump. the post says there is a recording but mccarthy said today he was just joking. and late tonight "the new york times" revealed the trump team new former nsa michael flynn was under investigation before he was hired at the white house. and be continuing coverage at the white house on night line at 12:37 right after jimmy kimmel live. >> let's move on. the list of charges against an accused arsonist in the east bay could grow. police a est ared james bishop iii of pittsburgh last saturday for 11 car fires in april and may. today he was charged with 26 counts for fires in cities including lafayette, walnut creek and brentwood. investigators say they are trying to determine whether he's connected to at least 30 more car fires. >>> sierra lamar's sister shared her loss and her pain during the sentencing phase of the trial of antolin garcia torres. abc7 news was

lilian kim has our story from san jose tonight. >> well, the way he put it was he think was going tookay. of course, my wife didn't like that answer. >> it wasn't the update brad and belinda miller were hoping for. their son chad is in stable but critical condition at santa clara valley medical center. the san jose state football player was enjoying a night out in downtown san jose when he and his group of friends got in a fight with another group. >> a fight erupted. and he ended up getting stabbed. he wasn't initially involved in a fight. but somehow he got stabbed. >> it happened on post street between lights and alley in south first street. san jose police took security video from nearby businesses, but so far they haven't announced any arrests. miller has been in the news before. in 2015, a teammate struck him in the head with a skateboard. his friends who showed up at the hospital today say miller is a chill guy who is not out looking for trouble. >> he minds his own business. he really cares about all his friends too. i know he would like -- if any of this would happen to any

. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in san francisco with our story tonight. lillian? >> reporter: kate and eric, we're at the immigration and customs enforcement office. one of many demonstration sites tomorrow. city crews have dropped off barricades in anticipation of large crowds. organizers spent the day making signs for the annual mayday demonstration. this will be held by people leading a march through oakland. as president trump in office, it's taken on a bigger? >> it's most important that we understand not through a bill or any formal legislation or law will we be protected. >> so monday there will be bigger emphasis on the immigrant worker and organizers expect participation to be bigger. demonstrations begin at the alameda sheriff's office to remind law enforcement of oakland's status as a sanctuary city. and mayday kicks off with a rally schedule at the immigration and customs enforcement office on sampson street, which want to make sure that the immigrant community gets humanized. people come to the united states to work and to make a living as well. and t

. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim sat the intersection of fremont boulevard and darwin drive with more on this tragic story. lillian? >> kate and eric, they were less than two blocks from home when a car hit them here on fremont boulevard. friends stopped by earlier this evening to place flowers and candles throughout the intersection. it was 2:30 a.m. a mother and daughter were in this toyota yaris, making a left turn from fremont boulevard when a chevy malibu plowed right into them. maria marcelino was behind the wheel and survived the crash. her daughter shane did not. the two were just a minute away from home. shane had just spent the evening at the james logan high school prom. >> she was a kind hearted person. and she always loved everyone. >> reporter: tonight friends brought flowers to the crash site. shane was an honor student, played the flute for the school band, and was just weeks away from graduation. >> she was supposed to be graduating like next month. and then like not seeing that, it hurts my heart. i just want to see her graduate. >> reporter:. >> teachers will inform

abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has our story. >> flames damaged a storage shed in an outdoor staircase. but members of the syrian east church can't help wonder what if. they say if firefighters hadn't come as quickly as they did, their beloved sanctuary may have burned to the ground. the prevailing question, who would want to damage their church? >> someone comes to the house of god and burn that church, either he is evil or he don't believe to anything else. >> there is no question it was arson. video from security cameras on the gated property shows a man in a hoodie scaling a fence, then setting the storage shed on fire. the video is now in the hands of investigators from both the atf and the san jose fire department. arson investigators are not revealing much, only saying this is an open and ongoing investigation. about 450 families attend this christian church near san jose's willow glen. they have read about assyrian churches being burned in syria and iraq over the past few years. the fact that someone is trying to do the same at their church has them feeling uneasy. >> we don't

. >> lilian kim is live in san francisco fop tonight with our new developments. lillian. >> larry and amara, san francisco do want to speak to mr. tang, probable lem is they can't find him. they believe he may have skipped down. husband and father of two, uber drooifr driver piseth chhay has been missing since monday. his car was stripped in bay view. today, sfpd announced a person of interest, a family acquaintance, 48-year-old resident bob tang. foul play is suspected. >> it is believed that he's the last person who had contact with mr. chhay, however, at this time investigators believe mr. tang has fled the country, possibly to cambodia. >> tang was supposed to meet investigators for an interview on tuesday but never showed up. officers have searched connected to him including maple trade corporation in the bay view. his neighbors also inned what appear to be plainclothes officeners vehicles staking out his home. >> he seems go to work, a good family man and so totally would be shocking if he's involved in anything. >> chhay's family had no kmept about tang's

"abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is live in roanoke park with the story. lian. >> reporter: ama, branch roth dialed here at the budget inafter police shot him with a taser four years ago. his younger brother went through a similar situation. branch roth was 41 years old, a construction worker from cataldi. on friday a security guard at the budget inn called police to report roth was acting strangely. ramona park police say when they tried to bring him into custody he resisted. that's when they tailsed him and took him to the floor. moments later roth was dead. the attorney says the family is devastated. >> obviously police officers have a difficult job to do. no one discounts that. but their job is to help a situation, not to make it worse. as a result of the roanoke park police department becoming involved here my client's son is dead. >> the family is questioning whether the officers were properly trained and whether they followed federal guidelines. he represented roth's younger brother esa who was paid $1.3 million after being tasted 23 times by sonoma

. >> lilian kim is live in san francisco fop tonight with our new developments. lillian. >> larry and amara, san francisco do want to speak to mr. tang, probable lem is they can't find him. they believe he may have skipped down. husband and father of two, uber drooifr driver piseth chhay has been missing since monday. his car was stripped in bay view. today, sfpd announced a person of interest, a family acquaintance, 48-year-old resident bob tang. foul play is suspected. >> it is believed that he's the last person who had contact with mr. chhay, however, at this time investigators believe mr. tang has fled the country, possibly to cambodia. >> tang was supposed to meet investigators for an interview on tuesday but never showed up. officers have searched connected to him including maple trade corporation in the bay view. his neighbors also inned what appear to be plainclothes officeners vehicles staking out his home. >> he seems go to work, a good family man and so totally would be shocking if he's involved in anything. >> chhay's family had no kmept about tang's

"abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is live in roanoke park with the story. lian. >> reporter: ama, branch roth dialed here at the budget inafter police shot him with a taser four years ago. his younger brother went through a similar situation. branch roth was 41 years old, a construction worker from cataldi. on friday a security guard at the budget inn called police to report roth was acting strangely. ramona park police say when they tried to bring him into custody he resisted. that's when they tailsed him and took him to the floor. moments later roth was dead. the attorney says the family is devastated. >> obviously police officers have a difficult job to do. no one discounts that. but their job is to help a situation, not to make it worse. as a result of the roanoke park police department becoming involved here my client's son is dead. >> the family is questioning whether the officers were properly trained and whether they followed federal guidelines. he represented roth's younger brother esa who was paid $1.3 million after being tasted 23 times by sonoma

abc 7 reporter lilian kim has our story from sfo. >> many travelers say they rely on their time in the air to use their laptops for work. >> 11-our flight. i have to use it. >> travelers flying in and out of the u.s. might soon be banned from using electronic devices larger than a phone while in the air. such devices would instead have to be placed in checked luggage. homeland security secretary jon kelley suggested the possibility on fox news. >> that's really the thing that they're obsessed with, the terrorists. the idea of knocking down an airport in flight, particularly if it's a u.s. carrier, particularly if it's full of mostly u.s. folks. >> the government already imposed restrictions two months ago on large electronic devices in cabins from devices coming from ten middle east and african countries. then earlier this month there was talk of bans on all flyings from europe. she says a laptop ban on international flights into and out of u.s. would change everything. >> this trip, it would have affected me a lot. because i had a lot of work to do. and i wouldn't have been able to ta