luz pena, abc7 news. >> thank you. the oakland unified school district says is the problem of lead in tap water is almost fixed. school officials announced they have tested all of the drinking taps. they are fixing or replacing those with dangerous lead levels. the problem was discovered in 2016 when water tested at a high school showed high levels of lead. an investigation later found 22 more schools had water with lead. >> hey, everybody. joe vina off of grand avenue in oakland where as you can see, there is a brand-new nipsey hussle mural here. we'll meet the people behind the project. ♪ >> you know, he was a strong brother pech amongst our community. he draw people together. that's why you know, i wanted to create this. >> timothy bluiett painted this mural on the wall of grand expresses in just two days. the rapperas gund downed cthgtore in march ck freed his people. >> reporter: darrell reed sponsored through the project through his foundation. he lived the message he preached giving back to the neighborhood that

that was luz pena reporting. we do want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> well, after four years of facing cleveland, the warriors have a fresh opponent in the finals. >> yeah we have a few tips on what you need to know about the city of toronto and how you can talk a little trash if you want to one of the nice estefan bases in the nba. >> so true. >>> and $4 to get into a movie plus some snacks and popcorn? there is a great summer deal being offered, but there is also a catch. >>> and 7 on your side's michael finney will tell us how the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china could trickle down to your next smartphone >>> my daughter's rolling her eyes right now. dad, no more dad jokes, please. so sorry. >> all right. it's on. drake, of course, is perhaps the toronto raptors' most well-known fan. we know about his antics. but what kind of fan base are we dealing with? >> our own toronto native kris reyes gives awes little insight and a few tips to spice up this matchup. okay. quick rundown. we

here's luz pena. >> this was toronto last night. raptors fans were celebrating their hick win into the nba finals. warriors fans are saying all right, enjoy it while it lasts. >> i think we're going to win. we've got more experience than them. they're too excited. >> warriors, ready for war, baby. >> some fans are going the extra mile and flying to toronto to support the dubs. >> i'm bringing a warriors t-shirt to her husband, and he has a raptor t-shirt for me. >> now let's talk about cost. if you're thinking about flying to toronto to support your dubs, let's tell you those tickets cost between $400 to $600. and some fans don't mind paying that much. at the air canada counter at sfo, we met some raptors fans who couldn't hold back. >> the dinosaurs are in the building. we're going to take it all. >> these two canadians can't seem to find any raptors jerseys in the bay. we wondered why. >> because all the fans and drake supporting us. >> drake will be there. >> he's got a whole army behind him. >> you have some height. he's not one

in berkeley, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by building our better bay area facebook group. >> time now is 5:15. coffee lovers will get a chance to taste the most expensive coffee in the world this morning. it costs $75 a cup. dion limb tried the drink you can find in the bay area. >> reporter: what's the most you would pay for a company of coffee $. >> 5.50. >> $6. >> reporter: when we found the most expensive coffee in the world it's here in san francisco. we had to try it out for ourselves. >> san francisco is one of those places where people really appreciate, you know, fine stuff. >> if that's the case, klatch coffee's latest offering is the finest of the fine. introducing the record-setting alita geisha 803. >> it comes from panama. >> auctioned out to buyers all over the world, klatch roasters owns the only ten pounds in the entire country. >> it's 80 cups for the entire united states. that's it. >> it is so exclusive even the baristas who by the way, train 406 hours to work here wanted to be extra careful it

abc7 news reporter luz pena is live where the victim was a junior, and everyone there is devastated. luz? >> dan, armando canales was known as the funny one by his friends and classmates. tonight at 8:00 p.m., many of those friends will be coming by here to washington high school to remember him with a memorial in his name. five high school students on a weekend getaway ended in tragedy today washington high school is mourning. >> everyone thought it was a joke, because only a few people posted on snapchat saying rip, armando. and i think it was sunday saying we had a passing of a student. >> that student 17-year-old armando canales, a junior and football player at washington high. >> it's a tragedy, losing a student under any circumstances is horrible. circumstances like this is especially terrible to understand and we're just -- have a crisis team here available at the school. being here for our students, anyone who needs the help, anyone who needs to talk to anyone. >> armando and four of his friends between the ages of 16 and 17 years old were driving on highway 17 on saturday. ac

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in berkeley, luz pena, aubs 7 news. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area.by joining our bettee lim tried out the coffee you can find in the bay area. >> what's the most you would pay for a cup of coffee? >> probably $4.50. >> $5. $6. >> $800 a pound is here in san francisco we had to try it out for ourselves. >> san francisco is one of those places where people really appreciate, you know, fine stuff. >> if that's the case, klatch coffee's latest offering is the finest of the find. introducing the record setting geisha 803. it's a unique kof they comes from panama. which was auctioned out to buyers all over the world. klatch roasters owns the only ten pounds in the entire country. ft so eluveven t y,ai preparing is c with something completely different just hoping this would go good. >> so how does it taste? that is the big question. here we go. this is probably at least $10 worth in this tiny little cup. it's good. it's very good. it tastes like fruit. it is blueberry. i don't know. whether or not i would spend $75 on this regularly, that's another thing.

luz pena is live with the story for us tonight. rter: ama, you can just guess what happened today. a group of comedians cracked a couple of jokes and said some truth in between. their goal is to save the punch line comedy club. >> tune in and find out how local comedians are trying to save the punch line club in san francisco. it's a fantastic story, and this is the woman that's going to tell it. >> reporter: every good joke has its punch line. in this case that punch line is an actual place where up-and-coming comedians perfogs >> that was the last place i saw robin williams alive. it was the place i was at when i found out i was having my first kid. like every important milestone in my life went through this city, through that club. >> reporter: the club has 182 seats and opened more than 40 years ago. comedians like robin williams, ellen degeneres and wanda sykes all took the stage before they became famous and that's the legacy many comedians want to preserve. >> comedians are trying to save a club owned by big corporation from

abc 7 luz pena has more. >> it's the potential aids cure. >> if your virus is completely controlled by hiv medications then someone who is hiv-positive like me cannot pass the virus on to an hiv-negative partner. this is huge. >> jeff was the first public hiv-positive public official in san francisco. he has lived with the virus for 22 years. >> the study conducted looked at a dozen male couples in europe where one partner had hiv. after the end of the eight-year study they concluded that the virus was not transmitted and the hiv-positive patients were using the antiviral therapy to suppress the virus. >> the virus was suppressed at such a low level that the patient is not infectious anymore. what is so important is of course, getting everybody tested and those who are positive, getting them under treatment of. >> dr. silverman led the san francisco department of public health in the '80s. during the aids epidemic in san francisco says this is the closer step. >> are we getting closer to a cure? >> think we are. the american foundation of aids research which i am a part of is spending

abc7 news reporter luz pena has the story. >> i used to go by leah. that's how they know me, mama leah. brennan, i love you. >> a mother's plea to find brennan, her oldest son. she hasn't seen him in 18 years. >> when you were a baby, your head was touching my head. >> memories that are vital for the nonprofit miracle messages whose mission is to reunite homeless with their loved ones. >> i had a guy connected to his son, hadn't talked to his son since he was 5. been 32 years since he talked to his kid. we usually head up powell street to post. >> for brian and beverly, planning out the route to find the next who wants to find their family is not just a job. this is personal. there are also homeless for 20-plus years. >> that was me. i had been raped. i had been mugged. i had been robbed. people touches you as you walk by. they see. they act like they don't see. >> union square businesses noticed and partnered up with miracle messages last year, addressing homelessness in union square is a complex issue and one that requires many different approaches.

luz pena has the story. >> reporter: in the first ten minutes at embarcadero station, we saw more thanistracted on their phones. even though many of them didn't notice, b.a.r.t. police has proof that thieves are watching. >> do you put it away once the train doors open? >> no.ly am not on that much. >> reporter: a man can be seen snatching a phone from a distracted rider. >> they're distracted so they don't see the person who took the phone. >> reporter: after 402 reports since january 1st, b.a.r.t. police are raising awareness. >> we're getting a lot of cell phone thefts. they're grabbing them and running off the train. >> reporter: when are you most prone to these crimes? when the train doors open and also while you're waiting here on the platform. out of 402 reports, b.a.r.t. police have arrested 29 suspects. but when it comes to getting your phone back, the stats are very low. >> not very many. unfortunately there's a market for it. as soon as they steal them, they go and sell them. >> reporter: this year alone, b.a.r.t. hired 26 officers and are looking to fill 22 vacancies and pr

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. >> abc7 news reporter luz pena is at washington high school in fremont where that 17-year-old victimr. luz? >> ama, many students we spoke to today told me that coming back to school today was different. eyefriend armando canales, and tonight at 8:00 p.m., they'll be holding a memorial in his name. >> yes, we saw him friday in class. also just walking around, just a normal day, laughing with friends, talking. just like a normal day. so saturday really came as a shock to everyone. >> 17-year-old armando canales was loved by everyone, according to his classmates who have known him since elementary school. >> he was really a great guy. he was always joking around. sometimes a teacher would yell at him for joking around, but that was kind of how he was. just kind of a funny guy that always got in trouble but didn't really care about it. everyone was just really close to him, and everyone just really shocked. >> a life taken so soon by a drunk wrong-way driver who the chp identified as 20-year-old ashley marie oliver of san jose. >> the 28-year-old woman from san jose was coming from sant

luz pena has more on the agency's effort to build a better bay area. >> reporter: the perfect scenario. the train is stopped, the doors are open. in a matter of seconds, this. >> there's a lot of these just snatch and grabs where they don't see the person who took the phone from them. so it's harder to identify them. >> reporter: the victim gets up but the thieves already out. after 402 reports of this type of crime since january 1st, bart police are raising awareness. >> we're getting a lot of cell phone thefts. hold on to the phone. they're grabbing them and running off the train. >> that was a good reminder. i wouldn't have thought about it. >> reporter: many of us are just line angelina. >> i'm guilty of it. >> when are you most prone to these type of crimes? when the train doors open, and also while you're waiting here on the platform. out of 402 reports, bart police have arrested 29 suspects. when it comes to getting your phone back, the stats are low. >> they have the phones registered in case the phones get stolen, they'll have the serial number and tracking device. but unfortu

liz pena was inside of the meeting and joins us live with more. luz? >> reporter: dan, san francisco is known as the city of technology and also as a sanctuary city and those two roles played a big part tonight at this board of supervisors meeting. >> when personal information of innocent members of the public is shared with third parties in ways that would make anyone uncomfortable -- >> reporter: the first ban by a major city, san francisco said no to facial recognition by police, but not to personal business or federal use. >> city departments who purchase access or use surveillance technology to develop use policies for that technology through a publicetng process -- >> reporter: with several security concerns, supervisor st stephanie was the only one to reject this ban. >> whether or not this could potentially limit the ability to use technology to keep riders and operators safe. >> well it depends. if the board doesn't approve the policy that we create, then we have to shut down thousands of cameras on our media buses, and then it will create an

in fremont, luz pena, abc7 news. >> luz, thank you so much. >>> concord police are investigating an armed robbery that happened at round one bowling an amusement in sun valley shopping center. it happened just before midnight. two men enter the center rounded up the employees and locked them in a room before stealing an unconfirmed amount of cash. one witness says $15,000 was stolen. no other details, though have, been released. >>> richmond police are investigating three separate shootings of four people within a 90-minute time frame last night. the first was reported at 10:00 p.m. on esmond avenue near 24th street. the second about near firststreet. third onnue ne south 47th street around 11:30 p.m. police say the shootings appear to be related to each other. all victims were taken to the hospital. no suspects have been identified. >>> caltrain commuters are stil delays. that's because the single car of a train derailed around 10:00 this morning. the train car didn't tip over, and theak to it the platform to let all the passengers off. earlier delays were about an hour. >>> bart is dela

in san bruno, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> thank goodness there was nothing to a report of a possible active shooting in a traro hills neighborhood this afternoon. our exclusive sky map technology shows you where this occurred. buses included a health clinic and culinary school at 53 rhode island street between 16th and 17th were evacuated. police say around 12:15 someone called to report a suspicious person with a weapon. 30 minutes later another 911 call was made to report a possible active shooter. officers swarmed the neighborhood. >> i was surprised and worried when it was outside when it happened so i saw the cops and i tried to connect with my co-workers in the office and make sure that everything is okay. >> we have to contact the people that called 911, do interviews, look more closely into what transpired today. >> police went door-to-door and found no threat. the sit seine app alerts users of reported incidents nearby. this is one of many personal apps of personal safety. we talked about how these apps worked and last week during the safety week. part of our better way to build a

luz pena went to find out more and asked what, if anything, you can do about it. >> reporter: cancer and water, two words that no one wants to hear in one in a population of one million will develop cancer over their lifetime. >> after a year long research looking into california water data from 2010 to 2015, this doctor along with her colleagues found that everyday californians are exposed to contaminants that can cause cancer one drop at a time. >> arsenic is related to lung cancer and skin cancer. exposure can increase your stomach cancer. disinfection byproducts can be associated with bladder cancer and other types of cancer. >> reporter: we contacted the san francisco water district to see what are they doing to prevent these contaminants from sneaking into your tap water. >> tap water in oakland, is it safe? >> our customers can trust that our tap water is completely safe. we disinfect, treat and filter every single drop that goes to our customers and it surpasses all state and federal standards. >> san francisco's water district responded. we test our water more than 100,000 t

luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> the oakland unified school district says the problem of lead in tap water is almost fixed. pool officials announced they have replaced those with dangerous lead levels. the problem was discovered in 2016 when water tested at the high school showed high levels of lead. an investigation later found 22 more school his water with lead. >> off of grand avenue in oakland, whereas you can see there is a brand-new mural here. we will meet the people behind the project. ♪ ♪ >> it is my community, and our community. we brought people together and that's why i wanted to create this. >> timothy painted this mural of nipsey hussle in just two days. the grammy-nominated rapper was gunned down outside his clothing store in march and his death shook fans across the country. >> he freed himself, came back and freed his people, you know what i'm saying? >> he breathes the message hussle. >> it was the perfect opportunity for me to use his death which is a tragedy for nipsey and make it -- >> there's another connection here, too. it is owned by an eritrean family. >> what i want

abc 7 news reporter luz pena has more. >> reporter: looking around and moving fast, these alleged thieves were caught stuffing around $300 worth of pristine japanese beef, known as wagyu. >> this piece of meat i$89.99 a pound. if you were to buy the whole piece, it's $1,103.20. >> reporter: the wagyu is hard to come by. the owner of the market said his employees confronted the couple and they denied the allegations. but then they ran off. a woman handed off her purse to a third person waiting for them a block away. off camera the store owner said he filed a police report and confirmed that other thieves also tried to steal the beef this week but left empty-handed. >> he ordered like $250 worth of stuff. >> reporter: the butcher shop in san francisco is the largestree ng this sense i sphere. was 14. >> reporter: the butcher said this beef is like fine wine. >> the reason why it's so expensive is it's imported over, this particular type of wagyu. there's only about 100 animals sold for export every year. >> reporter: after this incident the fish market changed their policy and customers hav

. >> in brisbane, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> next, a wild ride on this new six flags roller coaster openingsome of the other ♪vacuum] introducing fresh step clean paws, with low tracking litter. your vacuum becomes a cat toy. let's make litter less of a mess. let's start fresh. nexgard chew comes the confidence you're doing what's right to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full month. and it's the only chew fda approved to prevent infections that cause lyme disease. nexgard. what one little chew can do. >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $393 million mega millions drawing. 14, 41, 44, 56, 62. the mega number 10. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $418 million. good luck. >>> batman the ride opens at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo today and some lucky fans got a sneak preview this week. the roller coaster stands at 120 feet tall and boasts two 90-degree freefalls giving riders a sense of weightlessness. the most unique feature is the coaster's cars which uses momentum to send riders flipping head over heels and keeping them guessing.

abc 7 news reporter luz pena has more. >> reporter: looking around and moving fast, these alleged thieves were caught stuffing around $300 worth of pristine japanese beef, known as wagyu. >> this piece of meat right here is $89.99 a pound. if you were to buy the whole piece, it's $1,103.20. >> reporter: the wagyu is hard to come by. the owner of the market said his employees confronted the couple but they denied the allegations. but then minutes later, they ran off. according to the employees, a woman handed off her purse with the beef inside to a third person who was waiting for them a block away. off camera the store owner said he filed a police report and confirmed that other thieves also tried to steal the beef this week but left empty-handed. >> he ordered like $250 worth of stuff. >> reporter: the butcher shop in san francisco is the largest retailer of japanese wagyu in the western hemisphere. >> i've been doing this since i was 14. >> reporter: the butcher said this beef is like fine wine. >> the reason why it's so expensive is it's imported over, this particular type of wagyu. th

in palo alto, luz pena, abc7 news. >> thanks. what's going on in the bay? it's cold today. gray in some areas. kind of a damp day. >> this is a live look from our exploratorium camera. spencer christian is here with a quick look at our forecast. >> yes. things are a little damp and drizzly out there. they have been for the last 24 hours. let me get my clicker there. and move along and show you what's going on in terms of our rainfall totals in the last 24 hours. 0.03. just barely measurable at roque la oakland and watsonville. you can see going into the nighttime hours, we may see some patches of drizzle moving down along the coastline and over the santa cruz mountains, even into parts of the east bay and the south bay. we expect the chance of any drizzle to diminish going into the early morning hours. and we can expect partial clearing later in day tomorrow. ll have com accuher seven-day forecast in a few minutes. larry? >> thank you, spencer. everybody has seen and heard of baseball games being postponed by rain. today a swarm of bees caused a 20-minute delay in the giant

. >> in brisbane, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> next, a wild ride on this new six flags roller coaster openinge make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers. babybel: saved it! for unbeatable natnew nice'n easy.or. now in cream. 100% natural looking color. that lasts 8 weeks. gentle on your hair and scalp. with conditioning in every step. new nice'n easy cream. now nicer, and easier. >> welcome back, everyone. here are the winning numbers from last night's $393 million mega millions drawing. 14, 41, 44, 56, 62, the mega number ten. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes to $418 million. time now is 5:56. hello kitty fans, mark your calendars. the hello kitty cafe truck will be pulling into the bay area next week. the first stop will be in walnut creek on june 1st at broadway plaza from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. the truck will be selling all kinds of hello kitty offerings from cookies to mack roones. batman the ride opens at six flags

abc 7 news reporter was luz pena in braisbane and spoke to the opener of the prop house. >> if you'reches from the matrix. >> in that scene you will see these torches lit up to a famous beauty salon chair. lebron james sat here. >> you know who else? >> oprah winfrey. >> i feel i'm closer to oprah now. >> in three weeks, everything you see here must go. >> our hand was forced to do something drastic and the drastic is to liquidate 98% of our inventory just to be affordable, to stay in the game. lewis says his landlord increased his rent unexpectedly. how much is the increase? >> quite a bit. 80%. 80% is a lot. so i couldn't afford to keep this amount of space at this location. >> andrew lewis is having to downsize from 30,000 items to this, maybe 3,000 items. he said he selected the most important props to keep. andrew says he's not attached to anything you see here and understands what's happening in brisbane and in the entire bay area. >> eventually in the city of brisbane has passed laws that this whole industrial park will become residential and commercial as far as office buildin

. >>> i'm luz pena in san francisco where a nonprofit is reuniting homeless with their loved ones.rom abc7, live breaking news. >> a search for a missing hiker in alum rock park. you see it on the map where the park is. it's located on san jose's east side. >> san jose police tell us that hiker was with a church group when someone apparently threatened the group with a gun and apparently the person with the gun owns property next to the public park. >> another hiker also disappeared following that confrontation, but they have now been located. and the search is under way for that missing hiker. we got this photo of the missing hiker literally five minutes ago. >> his name is victor bortona. police are not sure how to spell his name exactly, but they say he is a 59-year-old man who has a heart condition, so they're certainly hoping he will be found soon. we will bring you updates on abc7 news and our app. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. turning to the north bay where the memorial day weekend usually means big business along the russian river. >> but in

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