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there is one issue for lin. we've got on lin. mindy? >> the tron tore raptors with jeremy lin's eighth teams. he's had a season ending injury he has to work back from. he doesn't take an opportunity to practice lightly when he considers everything he's been through. he realized not a lot of nba pros ever reach this level. on top of that, the warriors, the first team he's ever played with as they signed him as an undrafted free agent. he did have offers that were better but he wanted to play for his hometown team. that's why his family and friends are conflicted. >> it's cool to be home, but it's also one of those things where it's like, everyone -- all my friends and family and everybody, a lot of them have season tickets or they've grown up watching and rooting for the warriors. now it's kind of awkward because i'm just like, i don't want to talk about it or whatever. don't tell me who you're rooting for. things like that. a lot of text messages like, man, this is going to be weird for me, but we're still rooting for the raptors right

>>tonight at 6 family and friends of jenny lin a young girl who was killed 25 years ago are holding a memorial service in castro valley tonight. it's something that they do every year to remember to educate families on child safety and to bring attention to this unsolved crime. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm pale more and i'm can wane. kron four is michelle kingston live for us tonight outside the castro valley library where that event is just about to begin michelle. >>jenny lin was stabbed to death in her castro valley home just 2 days after her 14th birthday back in 1994. and now the community comes together to remember her and also hopefully sulfur case. >>very loving caring person. she she always watching with her friends and to the music. >>friends and family coming together to remember jenny lin a young talented musician and straight a student. a memorial service will be held here at the castro valley library tonight. there will be a short ceremony before people walk into downtown castro valley to raise awareness about her unsolved murder is very frustrating the way it's

jenny lin would have been 39 this weekend.castro valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> time now is 8:08. this weekend people across the country will honor u.s. service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice. the american holiday was traditionally known as decoration day because people would gather to decorflerrinaea holiday in 1971. this is video from the presidio officer's club in san francisco on memorial day last year. here in the bay area the san leandro public library will be hosting a forum today and veterans are invited to honor the research center, they'll be on hand to talk about benefits and services. that event runs today from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 this afternoon. >> happening now, a ridiculous number of californians are traveling for the holiday weekend. here is a life look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza as well as san francisco international airport. both are expected to be busy later today and they aren't going to be the only hot spots. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has more from san jose on what

jeremy lin is a perfect example.n his eighth nba team but the first final appearance for the nba warriors. >> i am super grateful especially having missed the last two years to injury. just to be here, i did not expect this. >> reporter: the kid who grew up a warriors fan then played for them will now try to beat them. he says friends and family will travel not only from the bay area to watch the series but as far away as japan. who they'll be rooting for gets tricky. >> all my friends and family and everybody, a lot of them have season tickets or they've grown up watching the warriors and now it's kind of awkward because i'm just like i don't want to talk about it or whatever. don't tell me who you're rooting for. >> lin isn't the only former warrior who will be playing against his former teammates. patrick mccaw is a raptor. hear from him and da marcus cousins. will he play in game one? coming up later in this newscast. in toronto, colin resch nbc bay area. >> thank you. >>> the as are always touting the new ballpa

>>tonight at 6 family and friends of jenny lin a young girl who was killed 25 years ago are holding a memorial service in castro valley tonight. it's something that they do every year to remember to educate families on child safety and to bring attention to this unsolved crime. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm pale more and i'm can wane. kron four is michelle kingston live for us tonight outside the castro valley library where that event is just about to begin michelle. >>jenny lin was stabbed to death in her castro valley home just 2 days after her 14th birthday back in 1994. and now the community comes together to remember her and also hopefully sulfur case. >>very loving caring person.

jenny lin would have been 39 this weekend.castro valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> across the bay area and country, people will stop to honor u.s. service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice this weekend. the american holiday was traditionally known as decoration day because people would gather to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers. it originated in the years following the civil war and became a holiday in 1971. this is video of last year in san francisco. here in the bay area, the san leandro public library will be hosting a veterans forum and they're invited to see the resource center there. coaches from different organizations will be on hand to talk about benefits, services and opportunities for those who serve as well as their families. that runs today from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 in the afternoon. time now is 5:09 and happening now, a record number of californians are traveling for the memorial day weekend. here's a life look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the international airport. both expected

that we got a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music. they hold summer mug camps and gives scholarships. but his real dream is one he promised his daughter. >> we said we would never give up finding the killer no matter how long it would take. >> a $100,000 reward is still being offered for arrest and conviction. she would have been 39 this weekend. in castro valley. abc7 news. >>> happening now, a record number of californians are traveling for the memorial day weekend. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and international airport. both are expected to be busy. and they won't be the only hot spots. live at san jose international with what we can expect. amanda? >> reporter: we can expect more of everything, more cars on the roads, more people riding the raxs summer 2019 is set to be the busiest travel season on record. they are gearing up for 13 million people. >> i'm heading out to spokane. >> from london. >> traveling to seattle. >> going to orange county to scubaa dive and watch a baseball game. >> across the country, 93

has a real nice feel for the game. >> lin has seen limited minutes in the postseason.ou covered on all things warriors on air and online, including more on jeremy lin's homecoming back to the bay area. you can go to kpix.com/warriors. >> they have got all sorts of stuff on that website, they have got like their pregame routine, the back and forth on social media. >> klay thompson chiming in on how he preps for the game. classical music. >> if you're like me and you maybe don't follow it so closely, you can use it as a cheat sheet so when you're watching all of the games you can not feel embarrassed. that's my suggestion to you. and you can use that extra time to look at that website because you're going to have plenty of extra time if you are hitting the roadways this morning. take a live look at some of our real time traffic maps. we do have one issue to report, this is southbound 101 right there at rodeo. it's been moved to the right shoulder. not causing any delays at this point. if you are headed eastbound, though, on highway one it's a little bit slow and go heade

the bay area return of jeremy lin. >> reporter: in the nba as a life it is rarely ever just a goodbye. instead, it is see you later. nearly a decade since the historic day he became the first asian-american to play the game. the bay area's hometown son is coming back but in a lot of ways, he never really left. >> he has improved a ton, has a real nice feel to the game. >> reporter: the former basketball coach at palo alto high, they talk often and after the wood last night he sent him a text message. >> i said congratulations and you know, what a fun ride and enjoy the finals type of thing. you know, we will see you soon, we will see you soon out down here. >> reporter: who can forget with phoenix a spectacular run and 2012 when he charmed the world. >> he puts it up, jeremy lin from downtown! >> reporter: the game-winner at the buzzer facing off scored 30 points and getting love from spike lee. and had the new york times calling him the next most popular player to >> everybody looks at the time very fondly and he loves to reminisce about what an incredible five or six weeks or whatev

i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> a major blow to california's high-speed rail project. the trump administration said it's taking back nearly $1 billion of federal funding. the federal railroad administration said it's canceling the money because and has strayed from the project's original vision. in a statement, governor newsom said, quote, "the trump administration's action is illegal and a direct assault on california." >> it's playoff time, and there isn't much space out there. heads up. in the middle of that game, it is about to pour. there it is. heavy shower leaving oakland, san leandro, and quickly moving to the east. it'll be a 10 or 15-minute burst of heavier rainfall in the 680 corridor from alamo south to almost dublin. and one heavier shower sitting over the marin haven. only a few showers out there. still packing quite a punch. and there is that heavy shower from the sales tower to the golden gate. half moon bay, the chilly spot for the past two weeks. you were the warmest spot today. fremont, 61. san francisco and santa rosa, not even hitting 60. in the 50

jenny lin would have been 39 this weekend.alley, cornel bernard, abc 7 news. >>> across the bay area and the country people will stop to honor u.s. service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice this weekend. the american holiday was traditionally known as decoration day because people would gather to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers and it originated in the years following the civil war and became an official federal holiday in 1971. this is video of the ceremony last year in san francisco. here in the bay the san leandro public library will be hosting today. veterans are invited to join the resource center and coaches will be on hand to talk about benefits, services and opportunities for those who served as well as their families. it runs today from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 in the afternoon. >> happening now, a record number of californians are traveling over the memorial day weekend and this is a live look outside of the toll plaza as well as the san francisco international airport. both are expected to be bus

we are talking about jeremy lin, now with the toronto raptors who will host game one on thursday for alto high school in the bay area, got an economics degree from harvard university and then in 2012 became the first asian-american to play in the league. he had a successful run that year with the new york knicks with sports writers coining the term lin sanity. this past february he was picked up by toronto. >> the cheer that he would get at oracle, if he was able to get in, that would be -- that would be an awesome moment for sure. he's improved a ton, has a real nice feel for the game. >> so far lin has seen limited minutes during the postseason. he is now on his seventh nba team. >>> meanwhile two rappers who rep the toronto are throwing jabs at each other on social media. warriors superfan e40 posted this picture on instagram of himself and drake captioning it, so bens #nba finals. drake commented on the photo sa an emoji of canada's flag. drake who is known for his antics on the court also got called out on twitter by san jose band smash mouth. we have you covered on all the disc

jeremy lin is now with the toronto raptors will host a game 1 on thursday. he went to palo alto high school. he got an economics degree from harvard and in 2012 became the first asian-american to play in the nba. has been a bench player since 2017. he had a knee injury. this past february he was picked up by toronto. >> the cheer he would get oracle if he was able to get in that would be an awesome moment for sure. >> he has improved a ton. he has a real nice feel for the game. >> so far lynn has seen limited minutes in the postseason. he is now on his seventh nba team. >> tonight, 2 rappers who ripped the bay area and toronto are throwing jobs on social media. e 40 posted this picture of himself at drake and captained it so it begins hashtag nba finals. drake commented on the photo "we are here waiting." >> drake also got caught out on twitter by smash mouth. the band told the rapper to sit down because that isn't going to fly in oakland. we have you covered on all things warriors on air and online. >> coming up, something not seen at the san francisco zoo

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in contra costa county, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> today the u.s. coast guard hosted a water safety fair in sausalito. a free event that encouraged the public to meet first responders and learn about boating safety. that included a rescue helicopter demonstration, boat tours. information about boating safety. people also learned they're called lifejackets because they save lives if you wear them when you're boating. >> personal flotation devices or lifejackets save lives. hands down. when they're on the boat, wear it. because if you're not wearing it and you need it, it's not going to be available. >> special stickers were handed out to the public to attach to the paddle boards or kayaks with their contact information. >>> this weekend much of the central u.s. is bracing for heavy rain, strong winds, hail, and possibly tornados. millions are under threat of severe weather from texas to southern minnesota. a tornado hit texas, tearing up homes and businesses. eight tornado sightings were reported in texas. >>> here's our own severe weather, which is

>>our student murdered in her home, 25 years later jenny lin family and friends are still waiting for justice. for every function of your city completely down at least one bay area mayor is on happy with the genie's insistence that lengthy black outside the best response to the risk of wildfires. shoplifting goes wholesale police say they have busted a brazen gang and that has been targeting local sporting goods stores. >>juveniles are committing these crimes just as much as adults in some cases more. we've been telling you about the chinese plan to shut off power our during high fire danger people are being warned to prepare. >>be prepared to be without power at times for several days at a time this is a live power poles don't spark wildfires during dry and windy conditions. but in calistoga pg e's public safety power shuttle program. it's not getting a warm welcome good evening. i'm can way and i. >>pam or while they do support public safety, the the man believes this plan could hurt business and local shop owners are concerned too for justine waltman in calistoga with our story ton

>>family and friends remembering jenny lin tonight with a memorial service in castro valley. lamb was killed 25 years ago and ev ry year her family helps raise awareness hoping to educate families about child safety and bring attention to this unsolved crime. well for some shell casing reports from outside the cash valley library where the event took place tonight. >>a lot of people came out to remember jenny lin with the memorial service music and a walk to downtown in her honor. friends and family coming together to remember jenny lit a young talented musician and straight a student. >>lindh was stabbed to death in her home just 2 days after her 14th birthday back in 1994 very loving caring person. >>she. she always watching with her friends and she loved music. >>now the community gathers to remember her to hopefully so for case 25 years later, it's very frustrating the way it's been going. >>is michael than 9,000 days and we still don't have any any anyone we handed music and speeches were made of the castro valley library friday night before people walk downtown to raise

to news from the cultural world i'll be talking to a man who jams with nightingales on his clarinet lin also coming up unprecedented exhibition of contemporary sculpture on a greek on and by britain's greatest living sculptor antony gormley. and artificial flowers for the queen top fashion houses and hollywood movies all made in a small german village. nightingales fascinate professor david ruffin bag a musician and philosopher who has concerned himself with the relationship between humanity in 1000 for most of his professional life he's here in berlin because he likes to jam with nightingales of which there are many in the city at this time of year it join me in a minute but 1st let's hear a short clip from his documentary. the biggest thing is to not play this listen this in most of the time. space to take in something you've never heard before. and this is the accompanying book to go.

peter lin facts peace has a small split in the frame so should they be penned or are they still worth something and is a product at the here that's the question we have to ask the object stored total writeoffs meaning we paid out the full insurance value for them. we could actually check them out but for me a financial write off isn't necessarily a cultural write off. this is one of the biggest asked insurers in the world just 2 years ago they started paying to keep the art hair in storage and they say it's not necessarily a graveyard it's knowledge comes from door is the art isn't lost entirely we really believe it can be preserved so you never knew restoration processes that could preserve certain pieces about lived the p.s. that italia by georgia carrick i would probably be worth a 1000000 euros if a wrecking ball hadn't bashed into the wall it was hanging on for now it waits there with the other rejects piping for a new lease of life. what do we learn to be careful with that wrecking ball that wraps up our show for more check us out on twitter or facebook also as usual i can recom

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abc 7 news was in castro valley as family and friends of jenny lin honored her at a memorial service. she was only 14 when a stranger broke into her home and killed her. her family hopes new advances in dna technology will bring her killer to justice. a $100,000 reward is still being offered for an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> happening today in san jose abc 7 news chief investigative reporter dan noyes will serve as master of memorial day ceremonies at oak hill memorial park. >> this is video from last year's remembrance. the public has been invited to four ceremonial events. followed by a veterans ceremony at 11:00. the grand army will be celebrated at 1:15 followed by the vietnam veterans field of honor ceremony at 2:15. >>> veterans saluted the sacrifices made by a ship's crew during world war ii. abc 7 news was at lands end for yesterday's ceremony honoring "uss sanheaval battle in 1942. allied forces stopped the japanese navy from sailing towards australia. >>> coming up, warriors fans are getting pumped up about the nba finals. we're live at sfo as passengers get read

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in vallejo, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >> the company, vallejo marine terminal, has changed ownership. to the current owners of the company took over about two years ago. >>> three teens facing serious charges tonight. they're accused of going on a crime spree that ended in a violent crash. police say they stopped the suspect on highway 1 and 2nd street yesterday but the driver sped off. that's when their car slammed head-on into another car. the wreck caused major damage to the front end of the suspect's bmw. three teens were arrested. police say they're wanted for a string of crimes, including multiple auto burglaries. >>> coming up, concerns over what experts call the slow slip in northern california. >> that has the potential of shaking us pretty well. >> why scientists believe a swarm of small quakes could mean the big one is coming. >> why bart is picking a fight with billionaire elon musk. >>> bart is looking at raising fares over several years to fill budget gaps from declining ridership. an age-old story. the board of directors is considering hikes of nearly 4% every other yea

there was a threatened school shooting to be compared out today at california high in san ramonda lin is there tonight on why the fbi got involved. >> reporter: the district says about 80% of the more than 2,700 students stayed home. those who showed up saw officers standing guard at all the entrances and exits. >> my parents decided that i was gonna stay home because i feared for my safety. >> it's just really scary. why take a chance? >> reporter: some students came because they had an ap test. >> take my test and get out as soon as i can. >> reporter: district says three different threats were made against the school this week. the latest yesterday. someone wrote in a boys bathroom shoot up the library, then the court yard, then himself. also a racist comment was directed toward african americans. the fbi says it sent agents to investigate the threat. >> i'm scared for tomorrow, honestly. everybody goes back. >> reporter: some parents plan to keep their students home tomorrow. >>> investigators in hayward are saying falsie electrical wiring sparked a fast-moving fire that ripped th

i keep faith. >> for the lin family, it has been a long and painful 25 years. this video was taken a month before she was killed. >> she wanted to do things, to help people. >> she never got that chance. on may 27, 1994, jenny was stabbed to death in her home. there had been leads in the case. but none have panned out. >> we hope that some of the items that we have in evidence will be able to extract some form of dna, and put them into the various databases that currently exist. >> jenny's father is holding on to that hope. >> i made a promise to my daughter at her grave site that we would not rest until this case is solved. >> in castro valley, nbc bay area news. >>> a federal judge in california has blocked president trump from building sections of his border wall with national emergency money. the judge immediately halted the administration's efforts to use funds dedicated to the military to build parts of the wall. the order applies to two projects that would add 51 miles of barrier. >>> here is an odd crime at a car dealership. thieves ripped off the wheel

months lin fact. and th was the genesis of the f.b.i.'ssia investigation known as crossre harkin. >> woodruff: in terms ofns particf somebody who follows the f.b.i. all the time, what's the difference between investigating someone as ty did in this case and they acknowledge it, and spag on hemeone, which is the term attorney general used at onepo t and the president is using? >> i mean, you typically don't hear law enforcement officials use the word "spying." you know, it's court-ordered or court-approved surveillance. that seems to have become a loaded term, a pejative term. you know, attorney general william barr said earlier this week that it was a fine english word, and he had no problems using it, but for critics of trump, they see this as a way to, you know, delegitimize, you know, the f.b.i.'s efforts to try to figure out what was going on in really he can tick peri before the election. >> woodruff: well, as you say,e ump administration attempting, many of them, to sa that ts not a legitimate move on the part of the f.b.i.ad who wo

da lin reports from union city. >> reporter: finals are coming up at james logan high school. if the strike doesn't end lie next week, they'll likely have to cancel them. a lot of seniors wondering what's going to happen to their graduation ceremony. >> a lot of us are feeling anxious and worried. what's gonna happen with our grades? what about finals? are we gonna do them at all? >> reporter: faculty members say if the strike continues, the administrators will give ou grades. the high school principal sent out an e-mail saying they'll use the highest recorded grade so far this semester as the final grade. >> teachers of course are upset with this because it doesn't reflect their current grade in the class. if the kid had an a at the quarter, he may have a c now. but admin will give that student an a for the semester. >> reporter: many say the graduation ceremony would suffer without the teachers. >> it definitely wouldn't be how every other logan senior has graduated. >> reporter: to encourage sides to end the strike soon. >>> santa clara county students hoping for a record-b

in vallejo, i'm da lin. >>> a snoem sonoma man is facing serious charges for a crash that sent one car airborne. he was driving the car at high speeds last night, ran a stop sign and lost control. his car flew into a parked pickup and smashed into a telephone pole. no one was hurt. the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui and taken to jail. >>> hundreds of families and boy scouts gathered in san francisco's presidio today. they joined the bay area's largest memorial day tribute to veterans. san francisco national cemetery, the 151st memorial day commemoration ahead of the event. boy scouts planted 26,000 flags in honor of servicemen and women. families attended a flag-raising ceremony, followed by a parade and a 21-gun salute. >> freedom is not free. >> across the bay bridge, san leandro hosted a veterans' foreim today. forum today. >> here in the bay area, it's such a beautiful place. and there are still a lot of people struggling. whether it's health, money. the resource resources. >> benefit coaches areer year-r. usually on wednesdays and thursdays. >>> the start of a four-day vi

da lin is live in san ramon where 80% of the student body stayed home. >> reporter: yeah, the 6:00 hour, very quiet here at cal hire, which makes sense. but it's been like this all day long. very much deserted. students tell me a lot of empty classrooms and hallways today. >> reporter: a high school turned into a fortress. san ramon police officers guarded all the entrances and exits at cal high. >> do you feel comfortable being here? >> kind of. maybe. i don't know. i guess i feel like a lot more comfortable knowing there's police on campus. >> reporter: 2,700 students attend cal high. only 20% showed up today. >> take my test and get out as soon as i can. >> reporter: three different threats were made against the school this week. the latest yesterday. all pointing to a shooting on campus today. >> my parents and i decided that i was gonna home because i fear forward my safe. >> it's just really scary. why take a chance? >> reporter: here's a satellite image from google aerg. someone wrote in a boy's bathroom shoot up the library in this building first, then the court yard and then hi

jerry lin who glue up in palo alto and played for the warriors in 2010. they reached a contract deal after graduating from harvard. >>> abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors in the nba finals. catch game one right here thursday may 30th. >>> something else we're watching, the weather situation outside. >> tad gray here. >> the clouds thick over head right now, in some areas, the clouds giving way to some downpours. it is finding some moisture, we'll take a couple spots, i want to go right down to street level, we're finding the heaviest showers right now, right around sunnyvale, 101. the pops of yellow and orange on your screen. that's some heavier rain on the south bay. we'll time out that line, it's moving slow at 10 miles an hour. san jose this will move through your had neighborhoods at 6:02 p.m. right around 6:340 p.m. lighter rain you can see around newark. and really just some light rain about to move in to parts of the east bay as well. kensington about 5:. you'll find light showers, concord, 5:58 danville, shortly after 7:00

>>our student murdered in her home, 25 years later jenny lin family and friends are still waiting fornction of your city completely down at least one bay area mayor is on happy with the genie's insistence that lengthy black outside the best response to the risk of wildfires. shoplifting goes wholesale police say they have busted a brazen gang and that has been targeting local sporting goods stores. >>juveniles are committing these crimes just as much as adults in some cases more.

ctims. [ sirens sounding ] [ sirens sounding ] benjamin netanyahu was joined by r, gigabyte lin on the streets of jerusalem with the two minute observance as israelis got out of their vehicles and bowed their heads in remembrance of the 2 million nazis killed in world war ii. ii. >>> the pushback, the persecution, the eternal witchhunt by the armed forces. >> guaids called for a military up rising to remove president maduro failed for the most part, leaving the socialist president still in control of the country >> mike pompeo said maduro has a plane ready to go to cuba to flee and the russians took him off the plane and forbade him from leaving the country. mr. pompeo, please, you are not serious. >> guaids has the support of the u.s. and 50 other countries. the white house administration officials say they are monitoring the situation closely. >> he is out there doing rallies, actually very brave in a true sense, but i have been watching him and the moves and, you know, there is a lot at store for him. >> the trump administrati not ruled out taking military action in venezuela if nec

>>a lot of people came out to remember jenny lin with the memorial service music and a walk to downtown in her honor. >>friends and family coming together to remember jenny lit a young talented musician and straight a student lindh was stabbed to death in her home just 2 days after her 14th birthday back in 1994 very loving caring person. >>she. she always watchin with her friends and she loved music. >>now the community gathers to remember her to hopefully so for case 25 years later, it's very frustrating the way it's been going. >>so is michael than 9,000 days unused don't have any any anyone we handed music and speeches were made of the castro valley library friday night before people walk downtown to raise awareness about lynn's death. >>the jenny lin foundation was created in her memory offering music scholarships in free music programs every summer foundation itself has has worked really hard to. >>bring the message not only that the case is still open. but we need to be vigilant about child safety there's never been an arrest in the case, but the family remains hopeful that it wi

but kpix5da lin reports three no shortage of interest in the property now. >> reporter: this is one of the very few single family homes on the market in san francisco's district. a top selling realtor tells me if you don't mind the history here, the 1.5 million dollar asking price is a steal. >> 3600 square feast land for 1.5 seems like a bargain to me. >> reporter: the listing is for two lots the house and lot next to it. relateor david ayerdi believes most potential buyers want to tear it down to build condos and asked those investors don't care about the history. >> aid great location. you are close to world class employers and the freeways, highways and financial district. >> reporter: back in august, police found homeowner brian egg's homeless body in a fish tank. detectives arrested a man but released him saying not enough evidence to file charges. >> it's as far as i know he never what fish tank. i think a fish tank was brought in. >> reporter: next door neighbor had been friends with brian for 45 years. and she says brian sibling decided to sell the house. she says after the mu

francisco right after returning from puerto rico, where the creator and original alexander hamilton, lin-manuel miranda, raised money for the hurricane stricken island. >> he is so down to earth and so generous, honest, and genuine. >> reporter: darnell abraham is a california native, along with brendan chant, from san francisco. >> these are my costumes. this is how it's designed. >> reporter: he auditioned for two years before finally getting the call. >> i am reminded every show when we step out there. the lights go dark. we have our preshow announcement about cell phone use, and just that. >> reporter: whether it's the first or the hundredth time you will see the show, the love is felt on stage every night. >> their love for the show is like my love for the show. they come out, support and they are wonderful. >> reporter: michelle griego, kpix 5. >> the san francisco company alone has raised more than $500,000 for broadway cares equity fund to fight a.i.d.s. >>> i went to a couple of weeks ago. it was an awesome show. >>> what happens now? pg&e equipment has been confirmed as the cause of c

lin to the sound from a student on the inside. listen to her fear.ten to the terror in her voice as bull this was unfolding. >> the shooter came in late, he walked to the other side of the classroom where we also had another door and he opened the door, he walked back as if he was going to go back to his seat and then he walked back to the door and he closed it. the next thing i know he's pulling a gun and he's telling nobody to move. >> reporter: the pain there, the fact that she's talking about a shooting that happened at her school, you think we're just seven miles away from columbine. so all that is put together. you talk to people, they are just in shock because of this. now you have this new information that's coming out. the news conference it happened about an hour ago. we do know that first suspect will appear in court, we're hoping to get more information as detectives have been able to work through this for a few hours. the other part that people are not talking about just yet, the atf obviously has a track where these guns came from and t

i'm da lin. >>> a total of 7 uc berkeley students had their bags and cellphones stolen at gunpoint in a pair of early-morning robberies near campus. the first four were held up about 4:40 am on chancing way. about an hour later, three more students were robbed on dwight way. in both cases, the suspects pulled up in cars and got out with guns. so far there have been no arrests. today's robberies follow a string of similar crimes on or near campus last week. but police say it's too soon to tell if they are all connected. >>> we're hearing from the mother of oscar grant about a newly released report about the shooting that killed him on. new year's day in 2009, bart police officer, johannes mehserle, shot officer grant in the back at the station. he later said he thought he grabbed his tazer. now in a crime report from a law firm commissioned by bart, investigators say enhanced video showed mehserle reaching for the gun several times and looking at the weapon as he drew it. >> it makes me frustrated. because if you look at that, the officer already had sen complaints against him. that ye

jenny lin stabbed to death at her home in castro valley 25 years ago this month. she was 14 years old. sheriff and d.a. will speak at tonight's service. a candlelight walk will follow. >>> talks restarted this afternoon to end a teacher strike in union city going on all week long. teachers out picketing earlier for a fifth straight day. their union says they are prepared to negotiate to the weekend to reach a deal. the teachers want a pay hike of 10% over two academic years. the school district says it simply can't afford that. it is offering 1% next year plus 3% bonus. >>> overdue relief bill can provide billions in disaster aid to california was blocked by a single house republican today. the relief measure would have delivered up to $12 billion to the state after back to back years of deadly wildfires. but a texas house republican blocked the bill. he won't let it pass because it doesn't allocate funds for what he calls another crisis, illegal immigration at the border. >> that is a bill that includes nothing to address the clear national emergency and humanita

remember 9 years ago, jeremy lin was on the warriors best able roster? he was the first asian-american in 63 the raptors. >> i did not expect this.>> reporter: the palo alto native he has landed in his first nba finals, fittingly against the team that gave him his first chance. he takes nothing for granted. >> you get cut traded multiple times, you have season-ending injuries, and everything in between. tomorrow's not guaranteed. >> reporter:'s favorite story about steph curry was the 82nd game of an nba season. his back we are going into game 82, the last game, he rolled his ankle. everybody was like don't play. they said, steph my play tonight. i was like, what? i vaguely rememb mike i have been around a lot. i don't know how many nba players would be like yeah, i'll just go lay in the 82nd game the means nothing, risking my health. i'm no ion for the game. >> reporter: he is still looking for respect. he was stopped by milwaukee bucks security trying to board the team bus. in toronto, reporting for kpix 5. a stackhouse speak your nancy pelosi visit th