lillian kim, "abc7 news." >>> today, soccer players came together to support a former teammate's family. 19-year-old alejandro lopez died in an accident. a go fund me page for the family has raised $15,000. >>> firefighters made a surprising discovery while responding to a house fire in antioch today. they found a marijuana grow operation. police have not announced any arrests. >>> new video shows a drunk driving arrest. 43-year-old jennifer candow crashed into a tree yesterday morning. 29-year-old amber nicole, a passenger, died in the crash. candow faces charges of man slighter. >> >> you can see the grass here torched. it was a hot day here in the city. but the fog rolled in this evening, there it is, cooled things down. but a more permanent cooldown still a few days away. we'll head over to drew tuma who will explain all of it. >>> location was certainly key to the temperature you felt. because today nearly a 40 degree range in our temperatures from the coast to our inland community. highs today, 90s well inland. you get to the coast, only 57 the high in half moon bay. 89 in san jos

lillian kim has reaction from passengers at sfo. >> many travelers say they rely on their time in the air to work on their laptops. the 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 have to be placed in checked luggage. john kelly suggested the possibility on fox news. >> that's really the thing that they are obsessed with, the terrorists, the idea of knock down an airplane in flight, particularly if it's a u.s. carrier and full of mostly u.s. folks. >> the government already imposed restrictions two months ago on large electronic devices in cabins from flights coming from ten middle eastern african countries and then there was talk about a ban on all flights from europe. >> on this trip, it would have affected me a lot because i the time off if i was not able e to work while on the flight. >> some companies don't allow their employees to check their work laptops. >> if i am traveling on business and i have to bring that laptop with me, i can't check it in and can't bring it into the

lillian kim has the story. >> reporter: ntsb investigators say their first priority is to get the icon a-5 to a security location. the aircraft was only in the air for 20 minutes before it crashed in a remote section of lake barryessa. inside, were two icon employees who died in the crash. the pilot, 55-year-old john karkow and his passenger, 41-year-old kare seaver. >> we don't have any witnesse >> reporter: in a statement, the icon ceo said "this was a devastating personal loss for many of us. the thoughts and prayers of our entire organization are the families of both people on board. they were truly amazing individuals. icon's mission is to build planes for fun, the a-5 for as much as $257,000. karkow talked about the joy of flying in a video. >> the most fun you can have in in i sport -- and flying is a sport -- is when the tool you're using is out of mind. >> reporter: industry experts say while the crash is no doubt a setback, icon has been applauded for introducing an innovative aircraft to the market. >> in that regard there's been exciting for those who want to see more. >> r

lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> young soccer players came together today to help the family of a former teammate who died following an accident in the water off santa cruz. >> players cheered the family of alhahned roe lopez. he played in the earthquake's academy program for up and coming soccer players. one of his former teammates played in a benefit match for his friend's family. >> honored to be able to represent -- just to play for him. i used to play with him all the time. i just loved the kid. i would do anything for him. >> the earthquakes collected donations from fans at today's double-header with the money going to the lopez family. >>> president trump took center stage today at the arab islamic american summit. his message to muslim leaders there, do more to root out extremists in your countries. >> reporter: president trump surrounded by leaders of nearly every muslim country, an incredible photo-op, unthinkable just months ago. the president issuing a direct call. muslim nations must take the lead in fighting terrorism. >> america is prepared to stand with you. in pursuit of shared i

abc 7 news reporter lillian kim has the details. >> reporter: this was the car the 15-year-old was driving he was shot on sunset boulevard. investigators marked each of the several bullet holes that hit the white pontiac. the 16-year-old passenger wasn't armed but the young man behind the wheel was pronounced dead at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital where family members gathered outside the emergency department. >> any time that a minor is killed or harmed from gun violence it's terrible. >> reporter: residents aren't used to seeing this level of gun violence in their neighborhood. saint ignatius college prep is four blocks away and the administrators put the school on lockout during the shooting, parents were alerted by e-mail. >> what was your reaction to that? >> concerned because i know what things can happen, it doesn't matter what neighborhood, it can happen anywhere. >>> the motive is unclear. investigators hope witness account and possible security video in the area can help bring

in san francisco, lillian kim abc 7 news. >>> investigators are trying to determine what caused through a fire that broke out in a homeless encampment. a viewer snapped photos of the damage. several tents and people's personal possessions were destroyed. no one was hurt. >>> happening today, state assembly helps are holding a hearing to discuss the recent audit of the university of california after the discovery of a very large secret fund. the state auditor found uc's president's office failed to disclose $175 million held in a special fund. lawmakers are calling for a reversal of a recent tuition hike and more oversight over the system's finances. >>> uber is planning to sue san francisco in a move to protect its drivers. the cron kuala lum "chronicle" yesterday. uber says the city would post driver's home on the city's public web site. uber says they want the drivers to know they are required to guess business licenses. >>> deputies believe richard medina tied bed sheets and climbed over a fence yesterday. he was discovered missing from the north county detention facility in santa ro

lillian kim has the story. >> reporter: ntsb investigators say their first priority is to get the icontion. the aircraft was only in the air for 20 minutes before it crashed in a remote section of lake barryessa. inside, were two icon employees who died in the crash. the pilot, 55-year-old john karkow and his passenger, 41-year-old kare seaver. >> we don't have any witnesse

lillian kim has a closer look. >> i think it's great. by temperament and integrity and background and experience, and by commitment, nobody better than bob mueller. >> he was his boss when he was head of the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco. mueller himself eventually came the top lawyer in the city before moving on to the highest ranks in the department of justice where he was director of the fbi. >> i have total confidence in his integrity and his ability to get to the bottom of this. >> and he was the assistant independent counsel in charge of the oliver north trial and says mueller's job will not be easy. >> getting documents hostile power is difficult, and he will need to follow the money and do all kinds of things and it could take a while. >> he has the authority to create his own staff, and is not subject to day-to-day supervision, and the deputy attorney general has the power to question mueller's practices and fire him. >> if he disagrees with those decisions, he has some oversight authority but has to report to congress

abc news reporter lillian kim has the aftermath of what was supposed to be a nice day and at&t park. >> reporter: giants relever hunter strickland through a fastball that hit the national outfielder of bryce harper. the benches cleared. no surprise, giants fans we talked to were quick to blame the other team. >> it was right there inside by knees. >> reporter: strickland denied hitting bryce intentionally. >> i left the ball over the plate a couple times and he's taken advantage of that so mostly go inside and obviously i got in a little too far. >> reporter: it's the first time since the two have faced since the 2014 nlds. >> it's ridiculous to charge the mound but it's also ridiculous to hold a grudge from a playoff series two years ago that you won. >> reporter: regardless of who's to blame, fans were disheartened that a nice day at the ballpark ended the way it did. >> memorial day is like one of those times in baseball's america's past time where it seems pretty, like sacred and it was quite opposite from that. >> just scary for a kid to see that when these people you look up to

. >> 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 possible

. >> 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 possible

. >> 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 the students first thing in t