lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: stephanie lee has been spending every waking hour searching for filo, a 12-year-old pug show adopted nine years ago. he was stolen at 8:00 p.m. thursday outside of whole foods at the corner of market and delores in san francisco. >> my dog was right there. where this little guy was sitting the exact same spot. >> reporter: gave stephanie a copy of the suite video showing a person interacting with filo, picking him up and walking away with him had. the person is said to have blond frizzy hair. whole food employees told stephanie this person has been inside their star in the past. stephanie said time is critical. filo is deaf, blind in one eye and needs to take his cancer medication daily. >> i've been walking up and down market. i've been going every neighborhood in san francisco to try to find him. >> reporter: in addition to fliers, stephanie is spreading the word face to face and through social media. >> i follow like a big part of me is missing right now and i just want to reunite with him and be able to take him home and i can'tp imagine how s

abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is more on this story. >> reporter: the pastor was from first baptist church here in palo alto. the mayor learned about his tweets from a constituent who found them troubling. >> the tweets were distasteful, hateful and should not be reflective of our community. >> reporter: liz nance says the tweets from pastor stevens came as a shock to those at city hall so much so they discussed them at the city council meeting last week. >> you would not want your kids in that congregation singing or interacting. >> reporter: the tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself from palo alto is an elitest expletive hate to disgusting. >> it may reflect badly on the church for a moment but it is not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon says stevens' frustration was in part of a result of the church's permit trouble with the city. while the tweets were in poor taste stevens may have had a valid point. >> he could have made that critique in different language maybe it would have been hospitalable to at least some people. >> reporter: stevens decl

lilian kim has the story tonight. lili? >> reporter: dana alma, this is the section of road that's been blocked off. it's only one block long but it's causing major delays. for people who work in the area, traffic in this part of south san francisco was the worst they've ever experienced. >> five blocks, one hour. >> reporter: how long does it normally take? >> five minutes. >> reporter: and for people who came to shop, eat, lodge or get gas, they had it bad, too. >> it's a bigordeal. i don't think they thought it through in terms of trying to route the traffic. it's going to be an ordeal to get back out. >> reporter: the traffic woes can be blamed on the work on the san bruno bridge, a part that's blocked off from north access road to bel air road. cosco saw a dramatic drop in customers as a result. >> inside definitely, it's like really, really dead. completely dead inside. >> reporter: what people found particularly irritating was that there was no warning. if there had been, many say they would have steered clear of the

abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is more on this story. >> reporter: the pastor was from first baptist church here in palo alto. the mayor learned about his tweets from a constituent who found them troubling. >> the tweets were distasteful, hateful and should not be reflective of our community. >> reporter: liz nance says the tweets from pastor stevens came as a shock to those at city hall so much so they discussed them at the city council meeting last week. >> you would not want your kids in that congregation singing or interacting. >> reporter: the tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself from palo alto is an elitest expletive hate to disgusting. >> it may reflect badly on the church for a moment but it is not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon says stevens' frustration was in part of a result of the church's permit trouble with the city. while the tweets were in poor taste stevens may have had a valid point. >> he could have made that critique in different language maybe it would have been hospitalable to at least some people. >> reporter: stevens decl

at sfo, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> unexpected misha obviously.t's turn now to the weather forecast here. >> let's take a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera where it could be another dreary morning tomorrow. >> let's check in meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya, what's up? >> hey, it's the same old story, dan and alma. we have widespread low clouds across the bay area tonight. biggest difference is this marine layer is 3,000 feet deep. so, it is not as low on the ground. visibilityill be okay. we are looking at a system that is developing here in the pacific. this is the system that is expected to bring some showers here in the bay area on friday. it's not a wash out for your holiday weekend. clouds to sun saturday, it is going to be warmer on sunday and getting warm to hot on monday. that's a break down. we'll get the closer look coming right up. alma? >> sounds good. thank you, sandhya. >>> papa murphys now faces a third lawsuit in northern california following an e. coli outbreak blamed on romaine lettuce. a customer claims s

abc7 news reporter lilian kim continues our team coverage live in oakland. hey, lilian. >> reporter: alma, this is the shirt that was made available immediately following the game. it says champs of the west. a title warriors fans say never gets old. a celebration outside oracle arena, a party some fans weren't so sure was going to happen. especially after that lackluster first half. >> we were nervous. we won't lie. but we knew they'd come back in the third quarter again as they always do. and we're coming, baby. >> i was excited, sitting in my seelt. as soon as curry hit that we were up, it was insane. >> reporter: thousands came to watch game 7 alongside other rabid warriors fans. >> warriors, we believe. >> we believe. >> reporter: that faith paid off. the warriors now heading to their fourth straight nba finals. >> we got it. 1, 2, 3, 4. we got it. we might not have won that one, but we got four, number four, we got this, baby. >> warriors, we got home court advantage. it's going to be exciting and i'm speechless. >> reporter: warriors fans seem to be op

abc7 news reporter lilian kim has this story. >> the tweets were distasteful. they were hateful and they were really -- should not be reflective of our community. >> reporter: palo alto mayor liz kniss said the tweets came as a shock to city council. they discussed them last week. >> i think as a parent you would not want your kids to be in that congregation singing or interacting with the associate pastor. >> reporter: stevens' tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself. from palo alto as an elitist expletive den of hate, palo alto is disgusting. the twitter fall out has led to his resignation. >> it may reflect badly on the church at least for the moment, but it's not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon is the senior pastor of first baptist church. his frustration was part of the church's permit struggle with the city over leasing some of the its space to outside tenants. while the tweets were in poor taste, stevens may have had a valid point. >> he could have made that critique in different language. maybe it would have been hospi

lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: stephanie lee has been spending every waking hour searching for filo, a 12-year-old pug show adopted nine years ago. he was stolen at 8:00 p.m. thursday outside of whole foods at the corner of market and delores in san francisco. >> my dog was right there. where this little guy was sitting the exact same spot >> reporter:av stephanie a copy of the suite video showing a person interacting with filo, picking him up and walking away with him had. the person is said to have blond frizzy hair. whole food employees told stephanie this person has been inside their star in the past. stephanie said time is critical. filo is deaf, blind in one eye and needs to take his cancer medication daily. >> i've been walking up and down market. i've been going every neighborhood in san francisco to try to find him. >> reporter: in addition to fliers, stephanie is spreading the word face to face and through social media. >> i follow like a big part of me is missing right now and i just want to reunite with him and be able to take him home and i can'tp imagine how scare

lilian kim has the story tonight. lili?on of road that's been blocked off. it's only one block long but it's causing major delays. for people who work in the area, traffic in this part of south san francisco was the worst they've ever experienced. >> five blocks, one hour. >> reporter: how long does it normally take? >> five minutes. >> reporter: and for people who came to shop, eat, lodge or get gas, they had it bad, too. >> it's a big ordeal. i don't think they thought it through in terms of trying to route the traffic. it's going to be an ordeal to get back out. >> reporter: the traffic woes can be blamed on the work on the san bruno bridge, a part that's blocked off from north access road to bel air road. cosco saw a dramatic drop in customers as a result. >> inside definitely, it's like really, really dead. completely dead inside. >> reporter: what people found particularly irritating was that there was no warning. if there had been, many say they would have steered clear of the area. >> they could have put some signs

at sfo, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> unexpected mishap obviously. let's turn now to the weather forecast here. >> let's take a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera where it could be another dreary morning tomorrow. >> let's check in meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya, what's up? >> hey, it's the same old story, dan and alma. we have widespread low clouds across the bay area tonight. biggest difference is this marine layer is 3,000 feet deep. so, it is not as low on the ground. visibility will be okay. we are looking at a system that is developing here in the pacific. this is the system that is expected to bring some showers here in the bay area on friday. it's not a wash out for your holiday weekend. clouds to sun saturday, it is going to be warmer on sunday and getting warm to hot on monday. that's a break down. we'll get the closer look coming right up. alma? >> sounds good. thank you, sandhya. >>> papa murphys now faces a third lawsuit in northern california following an e. coli outbreak blamed on romaine lettuce. a customer cla

in san francisco, lilian kim, abc news. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at video showing a uc berkeley student escaping an armed robber. the victim fought off her attacker while she tried to get inside a dorm at channing way and college avenue. the man appeared to have a gun in his left hand before 5:00 on sunday morning. if you recognize this man, campus police want to hear from you immediately. >>> salvage teams now face a new task after a sailboat sank while they tried to tow it back to pacifica. the surf damaged the vessel and tossed two workers into the pacific. the waves off pacifica's linda mar beach showed no restraint while two salvage workers tied ropes. those lines linked the sailboat to a tugboat ready to muscle it back into open water. >> sometimes it works and occasionally it doesn't. this is one of the times where it didn't. >> and you're looking at when the plan was foiled. not from a lack of effort, but because of the brute force of the pacific ocean. torrents of saltwater began filling the boat. the two workers climbed atop the cabin. moments later, the en

in san francisco, lilian kim, abc news. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at video showing aeley student escaping an armed robber. the victim fought off her attacker while she tried to get inside a dorm at channing way and college avenue. the man appeared to have a gun in his left hand before 5:00 on sunday morning. if you recognize this man, campus police want to hear from you immediately. >>> salvage teams now face a new task after a sailboat sank while they tried to tow it back to pacifica. the surf damaged the vessel and tossed two workers into the pacific. the waves off pacifica's linda mar beach showed no restraint while two salvage workers tied ropes. those lines linked the sailboat to a tugboat ready to muscle it back into open water. >> sometimes it works and occasionally it doesn't. this is one of the times where it didn't. >> and you're looking at when the plan was foiled. not from a lack of effort, but because of the brute force of the pacific ocean. torrents of saltwater began filling the boat. the two workers climbed atop the cabin. moments later, the entire boa

lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: a 21-gun salute from thomas kelly, from above a b-24 bomber flying in his honor. all his family members knew and he disappeared in world war ii. >> they told us the plane was shot down. >> reporter: diane christy is lieutenantkelly's niece. >> that's whathe telegram said. but you never really know. >> reporter: but last october the family got word that the plane and the remains of the crew were found at the bottom of the bay. project recover made the discovery using underwater robots. >> it's pretty much a needle within a hay stack of needles in some respect. it's very difficult because the ocean is bigger than it looks. >> reporter: scott is a cousin of lieutenant kelly's. >> after all these years we've finally seen where our relative's grave lies with ten other members of his crew. >> reporter: for years family has paid their respects at the memorial marker at the plot. but now they're hoping his remains will be recovered and brought home. >> my grandmother, grandfather are all buried over there. it would mean a lot to put him there. >> reporter: t

lilian kim is in palo alto with the story. >> the tweets were distasteful, hateful and should not be reflective of our community. >>> the mayor says the tweets from gregory stevens came as a shock to those at city hall. so much so they discussed them at the city council meeting last week. >> as a parent you would not want your kids in that congregation. >> reporter: stephens' tweets took shots at old people, the police, and the city itself. the twitter fallout has led to his resignation. >> it may reflect badly on the church at least for the moment but it's not who we are. >> reporter: rick is the pastor at the church. he said stevens' frustration with the city is it leasing space. he said he may have had valid points. >> he could have made that critique in different language, maybe it would have been hospitable to some people. >> reporter: he declined to talk with abc 7 news but told people he plans to move to san francisco. >>> oakland residents conduct a barbecue dubbed "barbecuing while black." that was based on a white woman calling the police on black men using a she said using

lilian kim has more. >> stephanie has been spending every waking hour searching for the nine-year-old pug she adopted. he was stolen outside whole foots at market in san francisco. >> my dog was right there. >> whole foods gave a copy of the security video which shows a person interacting with phyllo, then sarah huckabee sanders them picking him up and walking away. he's said to have blonde frizzy hair. whole foods said this person has been inside their store in the past. stephanie said time is critical. he's deaf, plipd in one eye and needs cancer medication daily. >> i've been going up and down market, every neighborhood in san francisco to try to find him. >> in addition stephanie psi spreading the word face-to-face and through social media. >> i feel like a big part of me is missing, and i just want to reunite with him and take him home. i can't imagine how scared he is right now. >> friends and families are doing what they can to help. many chipped in for a $5,000 reward for phyllo's safe reward. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> 5:16. san jose say they have arrested 16 members o