. >>> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues the coverage. >> she is with dub fans. >> fansever wavered from the beginning of the game until the end. they always knew the warriors could pull it off. >> see you monday! see you monday! >> fanses never doubted them for a second. >> the warriors are still number u.n. go warriors! >> they closed down. >> it was do or die for the warriors. >> all along the crowd was right there with them and riding the emotional wave with the warriors. golden state never let up and the fans didn't either. >> we're good. that's a wrap. >> they have to keep the momentum going for the rest of the series. still the youngest warrior fans never lost hope. >> we'll come back and win game seven. >> confidence was not just in the warriors' camp. this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what we do, finish things. . >> lisa amin gulezian. >> the stanley cup final said they beat the game lightning. >> well still ahead on abc news at 11:00, an unqualified loose cannon. the presidential candidate hurling that insult on the campai

as lisa amin uh --ly lyanne melz >> as lisa amin gulezian explains more. >> he was originally booked into the same jail where he works as a correctional deputy. detectives arrest eddie yes last night at his santa clara home. >> please don't say anything. not even good morning john or anything. you don't say nothing. >> diaz moved in a year ago and lived here with his 8-year-old son. sources tell me the victim was also eight years old when diaz molested her in the spring of 2012. the girl's mother was tipped off when the victim asked are adults allowed to kiss me on the lips. >> it made me physically ill. >> his home is kitty corner to an elementary school. neighbors admit they were glad diaz moved in. >> you think of somebody you can run to when something like that happened and instead he is doing it which is completely not -- it doesn't make you feel right. >> the santa clara county sheriff released this statement saying, quote, the allegations are deeply disturbing. if they are true this correctional deputy did not meet the standards of our office and he must beheld accountable for

. >>> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues the coverage. >> she is with dub fans. >> fans never wavered from the beginning of the game until the end. they always knew the warriors could pull it off. >> see you monday! see you monday! >> fanses never doubted them for a second. >> the warriors are still number u.n. go warriors! >> they closed down. >> it was do or die for the warriors. >> all along the crowd was right there with them and riding the emotional wave with the warriors. golden state never let up and the fans didn't either. >> we're good. that's a wrap. >> they have to keep the momentum going for the rest of the series. still the youngest warrior fans never lost hope. >> we'll come back and win game seven. >> confidence was not just in the warriors' camp. this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what we do, finish things. . >> lisa amin gulezian. >> the stanley cup final said they beat the game lightning news at 11:00, an unqualified loose cannon. the presidential candidate hurling that insult on the campaign trail. >> and concert c

. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live with the story. lisa? >> we broke the news of the vote with a push alert on the abc7 news app. san jose now follows suit with other major citieses like san francisco and new york in stoping all non-essential travel to those states. >> i feel like this is something we need to take a stand on. it is a violation of civil rights. >> the vast majority of san jose city councilmembers agreed making the 10th largest city the latest to ban workers from traveling to north carolina or mississippi. >> enough corporations and enough governments that chime in and hopefully will move the needle and have them rethink what they are doing. >> plenty of tech giants are weighing in and speaking out. paypal, google and apple execs want the states to overturn the recently passed laws they call discriminatory. north carolina requires transgender individuals to use the public restrooms that match their gender at birth. >> it is the prints pal. it -- it is the principal. it really is. we haven't had the san jose city council that

lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose with new details on the weapon and the investigation. lisa? >> reporter: this is the d.a.'s 30-page account about what he says went down that night. in fact, it goes through eyewitness accounts, the dispatch logses and step by step details. >> reporter: it took 19teen seconds before police shot william wrath. he suffers schizophrenia and claimed a violent person was on the loose. when they arrived they found him in the street waiving this dinner knife. facility staffers said it was a butter knife. >> just because someone is holding something that look like a knife, but when they know it is just a butter knife , that's not a situation where they get to kill the person every time. >> the d.a.'s report says, quote, the fact that the knife used was a dinner wear knife does not make the situation less threatening for the officers or their actions less justified. the knife used could be used to inflict a fatal wound or a serious injury. they concluded that he wanted to die at the hands of police. >> this person had a disability. they had to have a d

as lisa amin uh --ly lyanne melz >> as lisa amin gulezian explains more. >> he was originally booked into the same jail where he works as a correctional deputy. detectives arrest eddie yes last night at his santa clara home. >> please don't say anything. not even good morning john or anything. you don't say nothing. >> diaz moved in a year ago and lived here with his 8-year-old son. sources tell me the victim was also eight years old when diaz molested her in the spring of 2012. the girl's mother was tipped off when the victim asked are adults allowed to kiss me on the lips. >> it made me physically ill. >> his home is kitty corner to an elementary school. neighbors admit they were glad diaz moved in. >> you think of somebody you can run to when something like that happened and instead he is doing it which is completely not -- it doesn't make you feel right. >> the santa clara county sheriff released this statement saying, quote, the allegations are deeply disturbing. if they are true this correctional deputy did not meet the standards of our office and he must beheld accountable for

. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live with the story. lisa?e with a push alert on the abc7 news app. san jose now follows suit with other major citieses like san francisco and new york in stoping all non-essential travel to those states. >> i feel like this is something we need to take a stand on. it is a violation of civil rights. >> the vast majority of san jose city councilmembers agreed making the 10th largest city the latest to ban workers from traveling to north carolina or mississippi. >> enough corporations and enough governments that chime in and hopefully will move the needle and have them rethink what they are doing. >> plenty of tech giants are weighing in and speaking out. paypal, google and apple execs want the states to overturn the recently passed laws they call discriminatory. north carolina requires transgender individuals to use the public restrooms that match their gender at birth. >> it is the prints pal. it -- it is the principal. it really is. we haven't had the san jose city council that has been so supportive of the lg

lisa amin gulezian is live in san jose with new details on the weapon and the investigation. lisa? >> reporter: this is the d.a.'s 30-page account about what he says went down that night. in fact, it goes through eyewitness accounts, the dispatch logses and step by step details. >> reporter: it took 19teen seconds before police shot william wrath. he suffers schizophrenia and claimed a violent person was on the loose. when they arrived they found him in the street waiving this dinner knife. facility staffers said it was a butter knife. >> just because someone is holding something that look like a knife, but when they know it is just a butter knife , that's not a situation where they get to kill the person every time. >> the d.a.'s report says, quote, the fact that the knife used was a dinner wear knife does not make the situation less threatening for the officers or their actions less justified. the knife used could be used to inflict a fatal wound or a serious injury. they concluded that he wanted to die at the hands of police. >> this person had a disability. they had to have a d

lisa amin do lesion, abc -- lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the warriors showed they could make a come back. >> golden state had a huge fourth quarter to beat the portland trailblazers. larry beil has been out there all night. >> i tell you what, this was a huge come back win by the warriors who were down 11 heading to the fourth quarter. they looked dead in the water. they explode to win by 11, 110-99 to take a 2-0 series lead over portland. without steph curry, a spectator and a cheerleader all night tonight. klay thompson cold early and hot late and some big shots. he energized them on both ends of the court. the warriors wul pull away and they helped to seal the deal in curry's absence. they out scored the blazers 34-12 in the fourth quarter to win without steph again. the series moves to portland for game three. >> the sharks lost their first road playoff game of the year in nashville. a 1-0 lead turned to a 4-1 loss. san jose is leading the series two games to one with game four coming up back in nashville. a complete wrap up with oracle arena later in sports. right now, dan and

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us today is the last day of operation. >> i took a couple of pictures. >> outside of cambrian bowl, people are taking pictures of the iconic sign before the lights permanently go out. the bowling alley is closing because of a sharp rent increase. the owner simply can't afford to stay open. >> they will probably tear it down and put condos. but it won't be nearly as good as this place. >> at this place you will find just about everyone, competitive bowlers, teenagers and families. for some this is the only place they have ever bowled. >> i don't know why it was closing. i wish it wasn't closing. >> it's been here a long time and it's fun. go bowling, a great family night. >> that's why so many came here for one final saturday night bowl. >> you become such friends with everybody. you have your regular people who have been coming for years and years, you know. so it's family. it's really family. >> do you think you will ever find this again? >> i doubt it. i doubt it. it's a shame. it really is. >> it's not clear what the 36,000 square foot sp

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us today is the last day of operation. >> i took a couple of pictures. >> outside of cambrian bowl, people are taking pictures of the sign before the lights permanently go out. they are closing because of a sharp rent increase. the owner simply can't afford to stay open. >> they will probably tear it down and put condos. but it won't be nearly as good as this place. >> at this place you will find just about everyone, competitive bowlers, teenagers and families. for some this is the only place they have ever bowled. >> i don't know why it was closing. i wish it wasn't closing. >> it's been here a long time and it's fun. go bowling, a great family night. >> that's why so many came here for one final saturday night bowl. >> you become such friends with everybody. you have your regular people who have been coming for years and years, you know. so it's family. it's really family. >> do you think you will ever find this again? >> i doubt it. i doubt it. it's a shame. it really is. >> it's not clear what the 36,000 square foot space will house next

lisa amin do lesion, abc -- lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the warriors showed they could make a comeack. >> golden state had a huge fourth quarter to beat the portland trailblazers. larry beil has been out there all night. >> i tell you what, this was a huge come back win by the warriors who were down 11 heading to the fourth quarter. they looked dead in the water. they explode to win by 11, 110-99 to take a 2-0 series lead over portland. without steph curry, a spectator and a cheerleader all night tonight. klay thompson cold early and hot late and some big shots. he energized them on both ends of the court. the warriors wul pull away and they helped to seal the deal in curry's absence. they out scored the blazers 34-12 in the fourth quarter to win without steph again. the series moves to portland for game three. >> the sharks lost their first road playoff game of the year in nashville. a 1-0 lead turned to a 4-1 loss. san jose is leading the series two games to one with game four coming up back in nashville. a complete wrap up with oracle arena later in sports. right now, dan and am

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> san francisco's restaurant scene continues to be hott the candidates to fill open positions are drying up. help wanted signs are posted all over and for the first time they are staying up for months. >> it's very expensive to live in san francisco. if you are a cook making $30,000 a year, it's tough to make that decision to stay in the industry. >> a one bedroom in san francisco goes for about $3,000 a month. restaurant owners admit they can't afford to pay the employees enough to stay in the city where they want to work. >> i have people who want to move here from san diego or sacramento or wherever and i don't even talk to them because i know they can't afford to come here, right? >> we can't relocate. >> which is why many are leaving the restaurant industry and finding jobs at tech startups or even uber drivers. >> this server helped a friend helped a friend get a job at a restaurant be but he quit shortly after starting. >> working as a uber driver works more as a busboy or cook. >> hiring bus boys and cooks take the longest since t

. >> for more about winds and dangerous waves let's head out to lisa amin gulezian live at san francisco's ocean beach. >> reporter: the great highway has been closed off and on since friday, and this is why. take a look. the wind has moved all of the sand on to the road. the wind is a rope for a beach hard warning until 9 tomorrow. people should be aware of a strong sneaker wave possible as well as rip currents. extra beach patrols are out since ocean beach is still packed. in the past three hours there was a 9-1-1 call for help. a swimmer was out in the water too far and had a hard time coming back to shore. that person did eventually make it out by themselves safely. as a result, many chose to stay out of the water today. >> just looks rougher, like when it would come out, i guess, not that ease. >> if you go out too far, even ten feet out there, you can get sucked under, and that's when the problem starts. so they're definitely patrolling, but there's people going too far out. >> just two weeks ago two 16-year-olds from vallejo high school drowned at ocean beach after a wave knocked th

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> san francisco's restaurant scene continues to be hotbut the candidates to fill open positions are drying up. help wanted signs are posted all over and for the first time they are staying up for months. >> it's very expensive to live in san francisco. if you are a cook making $30,000 a year, it's tough to make that decision to stay in the industry. >> a one bedroom in san francisco goes for about $3,000 a month. restaurant owners admit they can't afford to pay the employees enough to stay in the city where they want to work. >> i have people who want to move here from san diego or sacramento or wherever and i don't even talk to them because i know they can't afford to come here, right? >> we can't relocate. >> which is why many are leaving the restaurant industry and finding jobs at tech startups or even uber drivers. >> a friend helped a friend get a job at a restaurant be but he quit shortly after starting. >> working as a uber driver works more as a busboy or cook. >> hiring bus boys and cooks take the longest since those positions do

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> san francisco's restaurant scene continues to be hot the candidates to fill open positions are drying up. help wanted signs are posted all over and for the first time they are staying up for months. >> it's expensive to live in san francisco. if you are a cook making $30,000 a year, it's tough to make that decision to stay in the industry. >> a one bedroom in san francisco goes for about $3,000 a month. restaurant owners admit they can't afford to pay the employees enough to stay in the city where they want to work. >> i have people who want to move here and i don't even be talk to them because i know they can't afford to come here, right? >> we can't relocate. >> with i is why many are leaving the restaurant industry and finding jobs at tech startups or even uber drivers. >> a friend helped a friend get a job at a restaurant be but he quit shortly after starting. >> working as a uber driver works more as a busboy or cook. >> hiring bus boys and cooks take the longest since those positions don't always have access to tips. >> it's been

. >> for more about winds and dangerous waves let's head out to lisa amin gulezian live at san francisco's ocean beach. >> reporter: the great highway has been closed off and on since friday, and this is why. take a look. the wind has moved all of the sand on to the road. the wind is a rope for a beach hard warning until 9 tomorrow. people should be aware of a strong sneaker wave possible as well as rip currents. extra beach patrols are out since ocean beach is still packed. in the past three hours there was a 9-1-1 call for help. a swimmer was out in the water too far and had a hard time coming back to shore. that person did eventually make it out by themselves safely. as a result, many chose to stay out of the water today. >> just looks rougher, like when it would come out, i guess, not that ease. >> if you go out too far, even ten feet out there, you can get sucked under, and that's when the problem starts. so they're definitely patrolling, but there's people going too far out. >> just two weeks ago two 16-year-olds from vallejo high school drowned at ocean beach after a wave knocked th

in burlingame, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> yesterday was much calmer outside the gop convention compared to friday. that's when hundreds showed up to rally against donald trump. you can see from sky 7hd, the republican presidential candidate was forced to detour his motorcade and hike across the ramp to highway 101 to get into the convention. trump tweeted yesterday saying the protesters in california were thugs and criminals. many are professionals and they should be dealt with strongly by law enforcement. >>> ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich hosted a town hall yesterday at the tech museum of innovation in san jose. he were wants to keep things fresh, and based on opportunity. >> now i'm running for president with the same ideas, the same initiatives, to give people a chance to rise, and most particularly to begin fixing this economy because it is just really terrible. >> kasich said american's healthcare system needs to be more transparent to the people and we need to tackle the drug problem plaguing our nation. >> senator bernie sanders opened a

in burlingame, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> yesterday was much calmer outside the convention compared to friday. that's when hundreds showed up to rally against donald trump. up can see from sky 7hd, the presidential candidate was forced to detour his motorcade and hike across the ramp to highway 101 to get into the convention. >>> 5:03 is our time. ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich hosted a town hall yesterday at a museum. >> now i'm running for president with the same ideas, the same initiatives, to give people a chance to rise, and most particularly to begin fixing this economy because it is just really terrible. >> kasich said american's healthcare system needs to be more transparent to the people and we need to tackle the drug problem plaguing our nation. >> bernie sanders opened a campaign in the rock wood neighborhood yesterday. his campaign owned their first office in l.a. earlier this month. and hillary clinton opened an office in downtown oakland thursday. it's located at 14th and franklin and she's schedule today campaign from there on friday.

in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> well, it's almost june and there's new snow in the sierra. this is new video from yesterday along interstate 80. fresh powder greeted people who wanted to enjoy another dose of had snowfall before summer arrives. and lisa argen is along in the weather center to talk more about what's going on. >> hi, carolyn. good morning. certainly it's been cool here locally. that's not going to change in the near future. right now san francisco low 50s. a little bit of a breeze out there but we will see more sun today and we still have some showers to talk about. that's straight ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also next, dub nation gets ready for tonight's pivotal game three in o. k.c.. the unique place where warriors fans will be getting together for a watch party. >> a state man date that every school in america allow guns. >> the general election is months away, but hillary clinton and donald trump trade >> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:12 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up so early to join us for the abc7 sunday morning news. this is a live l

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> this is the man tasked with containing and removing all of these aggressive bees. they took over a honey beehive in his backyard. >> they were quite aggressive yesterday. i got stung, my wife got stung and my son got stung through his bee suit. >> his son is an amateur beekeeper, yesterday when he tried to collect honey, a swarm of bees that took over the hive escaped and attacked. the bees went to the neighbor's house. >> unfortunately, they were nice little dogs and they were killed by bee stings. >> the dogs were killed. >> then the bees started stinging people in the street, including the mail carrier. >> she was shaking violently and said they are on me. >> they were super aggressive. they were following us and going after us and banging on the windows. it was freaky, it was like a horror movie. >> this is cell phone video is a she took from her kitchen window. the bee association sent a member to investigate. >> this is the worst action i've heard of in our area. >> experts aren't sure how the africanized bees got here, but once

lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> this is the man tasked with containing and removing all of these aggressive bees. they took over a hone beehive in his backyard. >> they were quite aggressive yesterday. i got stung, my wife got stung and my son got stung through his bee suit. >> he's an amateur beekeeper. when he tried to collect hone, a swarm of bees that took over the hive escaped and attacked. the bees went to the neighbor's house. >> the dogs were killed. >> then the bees started stinging people in the street, including the mail carrier. >> she was shaking violently and said they are on me. >> they were following us and going after us and banging on the windows. it was like a horror movie. >> this is a wick tower she took from her window. the bee association sent a member to investigate. >> this is the worst action i've heard of in our area. >> experts aren't sure how the africanized bees got here, but once they do it's only a matter of days before they can overtake and repopulate a honey beehive. they issued an alert, warning people to stay inside. abc7 news. >> in the north

in burlingame, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> yesterday was much calmer outside the gop convention compared to friday. that's when hundreds showed up to rally against donald trump. up can see from sky 7hd, the republican presidential candidate was forced to detour his motorcade and hike across the ramp to highway 101 to get into the convention. >> 6:03 is our time. >>> ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kasich hosted a town hall yesterday at the tech museum of innovation in san jose. >> now i'm running for president with the same ideas, the same initiatives, to give people a chance to rise, and most particularly to begin fixing this economy because it is just really terrible. >> kasich said american's healthcare system needs to be more transparent to the people and we need to tackle the drug problem plaguing our nation. >> the combination for senator bernie sanders opened an office in oakland's rockridge neighborhood yesterday. this is his second in the state. his campaign owned their first office in l.a. earlier this month. and hillary clinton opened an offic

lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> this is the man tasked with containing and removing all of these aggressive bees. they took over a honey beehive in his backyard. >> they were quite aggressive yesterday. i got stung, my wife got stung and my son got stung through his bee suit. >> his son is an amateur beekeeper, yesterday when he tried to collect honey, a swarm of bees that took over the hive escaped and attacked. the bees went to the neighbor's house. >> unfortunately, they were nice little dogs and they were killed by beestings. >> the dogs were killed. >> then the bees started stinging people in the street, including the mail carrier. >> she was shaking violently and said they are on me. >> they were soup he were aggressive. they were following us and going after us and banging on the windows. it was freaky, it was like a horror movie. >> this is cell phone video is a she took from her kitchen window. the bee association sent a member to investigate. >> this is the worst action i've heard of in our area. >> experts aren't sure how the africanized bees got here, but once they do