garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> do you have a story idea for our bay area proud page. s nbc bay wrar and leave him a comment. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, he may have left, but president trump isn't done with the g7 summit. the major announcement by the president that's creating waves among world leaders. >>> plus the ongoing fight over fire insurance. we have an unexpected strategy for north bay fire victims. nbc bay area responds is next. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> right now at 5:30, chaos in quebec. in just the past hour, president trump announced the u.s. will not sign a joint statement at the g7 summit after being criticized by the canadian prime minister. welcome back, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicky nguyen. president trump upset that prime minister justin trudeau criticized the new u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum and says the u.s. will not sign the statement of the group of seven nations in quebec. >> the pres

bay area stopped to a number of vegetation fires. in the east bay, the peninsula and san francisco, all of them are out tonight. sergio quintana, nbcay area news. >> you can track those rising temperatures whenever and wherever you want. all you need is our free nbc bay area app. >> you can see it, and you can hear it. a crowd of people running terrified really after a gunshot at a party in the east bay. this is cell phone video capturing the chaos. it happened at the san leandro marina. this event original anyway supposed to have about 200 people. after word got out on social media, it ballooned to about 700 people. police say someone fired a gun in the air. our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. thankfully no one was hurt. that party was quickly shut down. >>> major delays on b.a.r.t. tonight because of a small fire. the civic center b.a.r.t. station in san francisco was evacuated because of smoke and fire on the platform level. it happened just after 7:00 this evening. the station was reopened about 30 minutes later. that fire was caused by a discarded cigarette. >>> a massive tent city for illegal immigrants. that's what cou

nbc bay area respond next. >>> nbc bay area respond, solving your consumer problems and recovering morehan $1.5 million. if you want help, call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> nbc bay area respond to a north bay man who got stuck into a rebate runaround on his new appliances. >> our consumer team helped the no vaut owe shopper get his rewart. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to explain. >> larry miller tells us he saw an offer he couldn't refuse. buy four samsung kitchen applies and get bucks. he says he filled out the paperwork along with everything he needed to samsung. he waited for his rebate and it never arrived. at first larry said samsung told him it didn't receive the paperwork so he sent it again. then samsung denied the rebate saying larry had bought the appliances from an ineligible retailer. but larry says there's nothing about that in the rebate's fine print. so larry turned to us for help. we contacted samsung and a few weeks later larry got his $380 rebate card. samsung told us it regrets the hassle and will carefully review mr. miller's experience in a

nbc bay area's sergio quintana on his way to the scene. >>> thanks so much for watching. we're back in two minutes with nbc bay area news at 6:00. stay right here. ♪ a toast, from estrella jalisco. pa arriba! to the stars of the mexican national team. pa abajo! to the stars that know you don't get here by luck but after years of dedication. al centro! to the stars that bleed green, white and red. pa dentro! we are all in this together, no matter what! vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, the only premium mexican cerveza proud to be the official beer of the mexican national team. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of san rafael tonight. firefighters are battling a wildfire that has doubled in size in the last hour. >> that fire you see right there on san rafael hill has burned more than 15 containment is now up to 20%. it broke out shortly before 4:00 this afternoon. a shelter in place order has been issued for coleman, graceland, top of lincoln, el cerrito and liv

nbc bay area's colin resch rejoins us courtside in cleveland.olin, that arena where you are got really quiet in the second half. at least that's what it sounded like on tv. >> reporter: you know, raj, it was quiet in the first half. i think these fans knew that the end was coming, and when the warriors took that 13-3 lead, it pretty much cemented it that the warriors would take control of this game early. every player, every coach that we talked to in the locker room, they all had the same thing to say following tonight's sweep of the cavaliers. this one of the three titles, the most rewarding. you know why? because it was the hardest. the warriors, they love their fans, but they had zero interest in returning to oakland to close this thing out. steph curry trying to draw contact, nailed that three that i mentioned. an early 13-3 lead. end of the first half, curry bombs away over lebron. for all his struggles in game three, steph unstoppable in game four. curry attacking the rim. he went for 37. but he didn't win series mvp honors. kevin dur dro

nbc bay area's sky ranger has been over the flames for the past few hours. here is a live look for you at that powerful pawnee fire. spring valley community evacuated, and on edge. nbc bay area's marianne favro has been monitoring the situation from the newsroom. she joins us with the latest. >> i got an update from firefighters who say the pawnee fire scorched more than 3,000 acres. right now, 600 buildings are threat threatened. flames are headi ining dangerou close to homes. so far, 12 buildings have been destroyed including several homes fire crews say one of their biggest challenges is the erratic wind causing this fire to change directions several times since it started yesterday. calfire reports homes are burning on new long valley road, that's in the spring valley area. mike smith lives in the area and described a close call he experienced with the fast-moving flames. >> i said i'm going to get out of this area before my escape route closes off, and so i left from pueblo trail and maybe ten minutes after that, the fire had already gone up the hill the

our handle is "at-nbc bay area." coming up -- ballots arriving by the truck load. a bay area county is trying out a new way to vote, and its may have more people filling out their ballots than in years past. plus: facebook under fire again. the deals its accused of makng with other companies. and how it may have shared your personal information. ♪ a toast, from estrella jalisco. pa arriba! to the stars of the mexican national team. pa abajo! to the stars that know you don't get here by luck but after years of dedication. al centro! to the stars that bleed green, white and red. pa dentro! we are all in this together, no matter what! vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, the only premium mexican cerveza proud to be the official beer of the mexican national team. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capit

bay area and the rest of the world. the excitement surrounding this year's world cup. nbc bay area )w overhead a fire in the >>> want to take you back to oakland and give you that update on that breaking news. skyranger's overhead now so we've got a better look at this. we're talking about the oakland hills. right south of the claremont areas knownco a glenn highlands, where 13 and 24 meet. you can s here is what we know now. a shed caught fire. that spread to some of the vegetation there. you can see some of the smoke. doesn't look too bad. not too windy outside, which is good, and not too hot, also very important. we are keeping a close eye on this because obviously this is an area where people don't like to see any type of fire, given what they've been through in the past in the oakland hills. so we're going to continue to monitor it online and on air. if anything changes, we'll come back to this. >>> also at 6:30, the report is out. did former fbi director james comey mishandle the hillary clinton e-mail investigation? did his actions affect the 2016 presidential race?

download our free nbc bay area app. get information on what the weather is going to be like for your weekend plans. >>> this country was founded on principles of yunity and love ad justice. >> coming together to keep families together. demonstrators gathered in san francisco's embarcadero plaza this morning for an immigration rally. it was organized by the san francisco human rights commission and denounced the separation of children from their families at the u.s.-mexico border. despite president trump's decision to end the policy separating families, hundreds of migrant children still haven't been reunited with their parents. this comes as today more than two dozen democratic members of lawmakers, toured the in mcallen, chris pollone has story. >> reporter: from california to new york, thousands of people marched saturday in favor of keeping migrant families together after they cross into the u.s. despite the president signing an executive order wednesday to end the separating of migrant children from their parents, s

nbc bay area responds, next. per n-b-c bay area responds to a san francisco family that )s >>> well, overwhelming grief and then persistent frustration. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco family that's been battling a life insurance company more than a year now. >> they asked our consumer investigator chris chmura for some help, because nobody else would step up. chris, what's the problem here? >> they feel let down, both by an insurance company and the state. first, a loved one died unexpectedly. now, they say their life insurance company is shorting them $100,000. they fear the same thing could happen to any of us. >> oh, there she is. >> as he reminisces with his daughter, nora, peter smith describes her mother as always caring and sometimes feisy. >> she was a force of nature. a short ball of energy. >> reporter: last month, debbie smith fell in a store parking lot and died a short time later. her death at the age of 72 stunned her husband of 36 years. >> it's something i had vaguely considered could con

it's part of a new theory about the large quake to strike the bay area in decades. nbc bay area cheryl heard join us in napa with the latest. >> i'm here in downtown napa where most of the earthquake damage took place. that was almost four years ago. but this new study could help us figure out why the groun shakes. >> it's not the first time i'v heard of grand water extraction impacting the earth crust and the faults. thereby causing earthquakes. >> reporter: >> reporter: and it probably won't be the last. the new study says an expansion in earth and ground water could have cotry. >> the ground water is sucking so hard that the pools are are dying. >> chris may lynn is the founder of a nonprofit called the institute for conservation, research and education. she is very concerned about ground water levels and is not surprised that researchers believe water levels could have been a factor in the napa quake. gps stations were used to measure motions in the earth. researchers found that earth expansion happens every summer, and the seasonal fluctuations in ground water, whe

live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> most of america, speaking of money here, $117,000 a year as a household income is pretty healthy. but in the bay area, it's considered poverty officially. a new report from the department of housing and urban development says a family of four making $117,000 a year in san mateo, san francisco, and marin counties would qualify for low-income housing. in santa clara county, it's just below $95,000. for comparison, the low income limit for nevada is $47,000, and in texas, $38,000. >>> permit p is making news around the world. a weekend confrontation between a san francisco woman and an 8-year-old girl has gone viral. without a permit. >> a good chance you've already seen this as the debate over permit patty rages on. there are now some real consequences for the woman at the center of the storm. her name is alison ettel. nbc bay area's sam brock has the exclusive interview. >> she calling police on an 8-year-old little girl. you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you, boo. >> reporter: by

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you saw it right here on nbc bay area. >> we've got highlights next in sports. >>> okay. ants headed to l.a. to take on the rival dodgers. >> you saw the game on nbc bay area tonight. l.a. takes the lead early and holds it. the giants on the cusp of being shut out until this. top of the seventh, pablo sandoval drives one deep to left field. suddenly we've got a game. but the dodgers managed to hold off the giants. l.a., 3, giants 2. >>> to the coliseum, the a's took on the l.a. angels. didn't go so well for the a's. they fall to the angels 8-4. >> oh, my. not a good night all the way around. >> not for bay area teams. >> but going to be a great weekend because jeff is on the spot. >> out of the park. >> great father's day forecast. >> it looks really good. 78 tomorrow. we have fog in the morning, some patchy low clouds inland. sun for the afternoon. saturday, probably the better day overall in you want that sun in the forecast. by sunday, some clouds increase. on father's day, 77. and then by next tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, we are in the upper 80s. hey, you know

r investigator chris chmura and nbc bay area responds next. milpitas woman who says sh a rental car run-around from a dealership. >>> nbc bay area responds to a milpitas woman who got a rental car run around from a dealership. >> chris chmura joins us to tell us how we helped her get her money back. >> good morning. sherry bought a new hyundai sonata back in 2016 and a year and a half later it started shaking badly when she started the engine. so she took it to a dener fremont where she needed a new transmission and luckily the factory warranty covered it. but the dealer said it didn't have any loaner cars to spare, so a mechanic promised to reimbue her if she rented a car herself. she spent438 while waiting for the repairs. she then followed the dealer instructions to get paid back but spent four months making calls and sending e-mails, and got zero payback. that is when sheled us. the dealer didn't respond to us directly, but she said just a few days after we asked the dealer to review her case, she got the full $438 owed to her. sheearned an

nbc bay area responds, next. . >> announcer: nbc bay area responds, solving your consumer problems and recovering $1.2 million. >>> nbc bay area responds to a lot of financial questions for the several months we've been doing this now. >> recent graduates fight future financial troubles. it starts with graduation gifts. chris? >> if your son or daughter was lucky enough to get a nice chukg of change on graduation day, a warning from the party pooper here. that diploma should not be an invitation to spend it all. a computer is okay, but watch out for blowing that windfall. get.orter: for many teens, one of the best parts of graduating is the money. cash, checks, gift cards, savings bonds, it can add up fast. the temptation is strong for young adults to treat themselves. maybe a trip to europe, a new car, or a wardrobe refresh before heading off to college. financial expert dale mccardy says, not so fast. >> we're heading into adulthood, it's our first sign of independence, so it's time to do adult things with our money. >> reporter: mccardy says students should save about 75% of their g

reporting live in pittsburg, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> a sea of orange marching across the golden gate bridge this morning. it was one of many rallies across the country to try and bring an end to gun violence. nbc bay area's christie smith was there and has this report. >> end gun violence! >> reporter: they walked across the golden gate bridge with a unified message and for some with a personal story. >> he was shot and killed in december. >> reporter: she lost her son to gun violence. >> i don't want no mother to feel the way that i feel. i don'tant no mother to endure this pain. >> reporter: she joined hundreds of others wearing orange on national gun violence awareness day. >> they specifically selected orange because that's what hunters wear to protect themselves. >> reporter: she's with moms demand action east bay. >> we can do something to prevent gun violence through the enactment of common sense gun laws. >> reporter: meantime the nra posted on social media friday, orange has always been ours, adding the nra continues to be the world's leading gun safety organi

bay area's gorilla foundation. koko, the famed sign language gorilla, has died. the 46-year-old seen here during an nbc bay area special became a worldwide celebrity in the '70s. that's when a stanford grad student began teaching the gorilla sign language, eventually teaching koko to sign more than 1,000 words and understand 2,000 spoken phrases. >> koko will make an impact for years to come, possibly generations to come. we wanted her to live forever. >> the gorilla foundation says it will continue its work. >> can you imagine having a conversation through sign language with a gorilla? >> the neatest thing. >> they were shaken up at headquarters. this was emotional for them. >> oh, for sure. >>> okay, jeff. take it away. >> warm weather building as we head throughout the next couple of days. certainly some dangerous heat coming back to the bay area. let's go ahead and get a look at our microclimate forecast. i've been showing this map a lot today, but it really depicts what's happening in the atmosphere. it's our water vape satellite. what you want to pay attention to on this is the brown to the beige

to get you in the spirit here at nbc bay area -- >> won't it be the same temperature here? lend dale, phoenix, arizona temperatures coming to the bay area saturday. tomorrow, inland spots in the low 90s. saturday, some valley temperatures. i just checked. phoenix will be 105 on saturday. >> whoa. >> antioch and concord may also be 105 on sunday. thank you very much. >> that's going to do it for us. we hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy adams, rob reiner,

nbc bay area is your home for giants baseball coverage starting at 7:00 right after nbc bay area news at 6:00 and the first pitch at 7:15. >>> and can't forget about the a's. getting ready for a doubleheader against the chicago white sox. they were supposed to play yesterday but those games were postponed because of rain all day. so making up those games today with a doubleheader. that first game is at 1:10 and then the second game will start 30 minutes after the first game ends. the rest of the series will continue on saturday and sunday as planned. as long as that weather cooperates. >>> that weather is not cooperating here. we have a red flag warning for some of our -- our east bay and north bay hills, vianey. and you were just posting an update for us and for telemundo because we need to make sure everybody knows. >> we have to get it across the board. because it will affect anybody who is either living on a hilltop or just below it. we know and seen how quickly fires could spread when i'm tracking wind and that is what will happen this weekend which is why the fire watch was upgr

bay area counties are gearing up. but recruiting poll workers for this election has become a challenge across the state, including here in the bay area. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us live in san francisco. that's one of the spots that's actually short on poll workers. >> reporter: yeah, they just actually finished up their last training session for their poll workers tonight. and as of right now, they do have enough people for all 583 polling stations in the city come tuesday. these are all the ballot boxes that are ready to be sent out across the city. san francisco went into this primary season knowing it might be short on poll workers because of a calendar change at san francisco public schools. usually students are finished with classes by election day, but this year they'll be taking finals. >> usually we get around a thousand high school students each election. this election, we have only around 200. >> reporter: over the last few years, a population boom in california has posed a challenge for county registrars. in alameda county, they need at least 4,200 people to work the polls on election day. so far, they have just en

live in san jose, anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >>> and his love of the bay area is well-known.quote of his. anyone who doesn't have a great time in san francisco is pretty much dead to me. we've posted tributes to him throughout the day. now if you or someone you know needs help, someone is available at this phone number 24/7, 800-273-8255, it is the national suicide prevention hotline and free and confidential and find that number at nbcbayarea.com. >>> president trump is at the g7 treets as protesters march and set fire to a sofa illustrating how they are fanning the flames of change. the other leaders are uneasy over harsh words and angry tweets from president trump over his trade policies but he did manage to joke around with canadian prime minister and host justin trudeau. >> pleasure to have you here, donald. >> and it is great and and justin has agreed to cut all tariffs and all trade barriers between canada and the united states. so i'm very happy. >> nafta is in good shape. >> the president has further alienated the other leaders but suggesting that russia should be re

to fight traffic, it's growing all over the bay area with offices planned in sunnyvale, fremont and san francisco. along the dumbarton bridge, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> because of that, bay area commuters are spending way more time in their cars than in past years. the metropolitan transportation commission recently released new numbers that show since 2009 the average commute went from 27 minutes to 32 minutes. the top cities with the biggest commute, a average commute in antioch at 34 minutes, bent wood at 42 and pittsburg at 41 minutes. >>> facebook is apologizing for a software bug that made private posts public. you might see one of these messages in your news feed today. facebook said some posts that users thought were private, including messages, were shared publicly. facebook switched all those posts back to private within days. >>> two california toddler formula makers are being sued by the state of california, accused of making products with dangerously high levels of lead. the suit was filed by state attorney general javier becerra. it claims peaceful planet, toddler spreems and sammy's free range goat milk contained 13 t

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, melissa. our coverage of the pawnee fire continues online. you can go to nbcbayarea.com and check out our live interactive map. >>> a case of mistaken identity has one bay area restaurant caught in the crossfire of a hot button issue regarding the white house. the owner of the red hen bar and grill just north of napa says he's been receiving angry phone calls, e-mails, and plenty of criticism online after being confused with the red hen in virginia. that's the restaurant which refused servio white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders last friday. huckabee sanders caused a stir when she tweeted about the eatery. the virginia red hen asked her to leave due to her affiliation with the trump administration. the owner of the bay area red hen says the last few days have been hectic. >> i was amazed by all of the negativity that people came up with. i couldn't believe it. >> unfortunately there has been a noticeable dip in his business since that tweet. but he is confident that his business wi

in san francisco, tom sinkovitz, nbc bay area news. >> the north bay fires were in october but tonighte're seeing this dramatic rescue. senior citizens being evacuated from inside of a santa rosa city bus. this is in the fountain grove district. we blurred out the faces there to protect their identity. the bus driver managed to get them all to safety. you can see on the side there, the flames. he and other drivers helped almost 400 people escape all those flames back in october. >> so many people exhibited so much bravery, whether it was neighbors or bus drivers. so many people stepped up during those terrible few days. so we applaud them all. >> jeff raineri is here as we inch towards the weekend. >> it's cool right now. eventually we have hotter weather and fire danger we're tracking in the extended forecast. we want to let you know the antioch fire we've been tracking, it has been extinguished. but there's a lot of smoke still from this. it will be zbusty into tomorrow. possibly up to 26 miles an hour. there is some hazards from this smoke. limit outdoor exposure from leverage road

join us on nbc sports bay area, i'll be hanging out around the parade route route and have full coverage old hat for the warriors. another parade. watch it over on nbc sports bay area. i'm ahmed fareed. that's your look at sports. we tn this newscast. a woman is dead after a car >>> an update now to the breaking news we told you about earlier in this newscast. a woman is dead after a car crash in emeryville. it happeneded after a police chase. this is all happening at west macarthur boulevard in emeryville. it started in the tenderloin in san francisco. officers say witnesses there reported seeing a woman being assaulted. then forced into the trunk of a car. she managed to escape but san francisco police pursued that car. the white car collided with another one in emeryville. it spun out, hit a pole and caught fire. officers managed to get the driver out but the passenger, a woman, died. we're told the driver of the other car is at the hospital in fair condition. we're going to continue to follow this story and of course have more for you tonight at 11:00. >> see you then. hello, i'm dou

the bay area gained around 16,000 people between 2011 and 2015 but the region lost 1.5 time that is from 2016 to 2017. nbc bay area news. >>> okay. let's give you more details of when this bay area exodus began. as you heard him say people began moving out of the state in greater numbers beginning in 2016. census data shows that between 2011 and 2015 more people moved into the bay area than actually out of it. in those four years we gained more than 16,000 new residents. all of that came just a year later. the bay area loss of almost 24,000 people. these people just packed up and moved to other parts of california or in some cases other parts of the u.s. we have a more details break down on our web site. >> the two men are promoting the new novel called the president is missing. he was asked if he ever apologized. >> i have not talked to her. >> mr. clinton says he stands by the decision to fight impeachment. mr. clinton and patterson will be there for the same book tour. >>> top cop is staying put. >>> a guilty plan with the plan to bomb pier 39. in a courtroom today former tow truck driver pleaded guilt

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sam.rtainly a good night for republican candidate john cox. he's heading into the runof with newsom. fox got the endorsement op over who encouraged california voters to back cox, and that did help him. now cox is counting on trump voters to show up in november when he does take on newsom. >> we put a businessman in the white house. let's put a businessman in the governor's mansion. >> we mentioned the controversy with antonio villaraigosa, but within the hour we should add this. antonio villaraigosa did concede this race. he knows he will not advance to the november general election. >> tonight let me congratulate gavin newsom. and let's all give him a hand. >> villaraigosa says he did reach out t gavin newmo talk to yet. villaraigosa did campaign in the bay area a bit, especially in san jose, getting the endorsent from san jose mayor sam liccardo, but it didn't help in a big way at all. >> the bay area is chargelargel committed to newsom. he knew his best shot was southern california and

a special edition of bay area news at after the game, of course right here on nbc bay area. >>> boy was it h coast, n 60s. >> we had a camp out in the south bay -- it was warm. >> a rough weekend. >> grumpy kids. >> you'll be happy to know we do have cooler weather on the way. it's going to be much cooler for the inland areas. san francisco pretty much stays about the same in the 7-day forecast coming up in the bottom of the screen. there's a nice clear startn this monday morning where it's 57 degrees as you step out the door. it's 54 in oakland. your out the door temperature in san jose, still 60 degrees, pretty mild out there. walnut creek, yesterday we were hitting the 90s, how about upper 7 o's today. that's where we'll be for the early part of the afternoon eventually hitting the low 80s. as you start out getting dressed, you do need short sleeves and shorts, still wearing the summer gear for the south bay and east bay with highs today reach up to 85 degrees in concord. in and 65 in san francisco. low 80s in santa rosa, we have a wide temperature spread. we were anywhere from 58 de

our nbc bay area app is going to let you know what to expect when you head out the door. download it for free. >>> problems overnight in the walnut creek area. nothing to do with fire. having to do with water. two water main breaks creating flood and debris around homes. it first happened about 1:00 in the morning on newell avenue. streets and yards were flooded with water as storm drains couldn't handle it. they backed up. repairs on that water main break are now finished. the second break happened about an hour later at 2:00 this morning near walnut boulevard and ygnacio valley road. east bay mud crews still on the scene right now trying to get everything fixed up. >>> a follow-up on the vandalism of more than 30 cars early yesterday morning. the cars in american canyon all got their windows smashed. investigators believe the vandals used a bb gun. today police released some surveillance photos. they say whoever was in this dark blue dodge charger might be responsible for the mess. if your home surveillance camera caught anything suspicious, you're urged to contact ameri

bay area home buyers broke. and if you are looking to buy or sell a home, you could be a target, too. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds, next. san jose woman who says he attempt to buy a house -- could >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who said that her attempt to buy a home could leave her homeless. >> this is a heartbreaking story. chris chmura learned her plight is part of a widespread problem targeting virtually all home buyers. >> cindy and her husband have had enough of the cost of living here in the bay area. they look to the midwest warehousing is much cheaper and they found a house and agreed to buy it. no mortgage, just a one time cash payment. and she wired the money and trusted the house would be hers very soon. but days later, cindy learned terrible news. her life savings was in the hands of thieves. >> that is all i had. that was my retirement fund and i pulled out all of my money. >> she is not alone. this is happening to home buyers across california and the country. it could happen to you. tonight at 11:00, how hackers are intercepting home sales and what you need to do t

i'm chris camora, nbc bay area responds, next. cupertino familyr a phone rebate. >>> nbc bay area responds to a family in cupertino, frustrated over a phone rebate. >> chris ca momora says his tea gets a lot of calls like this one. >> sometimes money back promises aren't kept. and that's what amy chang says happened to her she traded in two iphones in 2016 and expected a credit for them. over the next year and a half, she called verizon six times to get her money, nothing happened. when verizon didn't come through she called u about a week later, she received the credit she expected just shy of $500. the company was able to resolve the issue but declined to comment further. amy told us verizon never really provided a reason why it happened. i plan to contact them directly to find out why. we can't stress this enough. if you trade in old phones for credit, save the receipts like amy did. you should never give a phone to a wireless store employee without getting written confirmation. he if you have problems with a mobile phone provid

area dot com. >>> of course, it is happening online we're always on top of it as well as nbc bay area.com. >> mike has a latest take. >> once again, focusing on that fifa world cup section on our website. it's devoted to all things football at nbc bay area. there you see the title here. i want to show you we're talking about, of course, cristiano ro n ronaldo. let's show you a closer look. we zoomed in from the screen over there in the control room and show you what we're talking about. as we zoom in on ronaldo's face, look at that. little bit, little bit of a goatee? >> maybe. >> a little bit. like i could grow. just started. there was talk on television about how he walked past an interviewer on the phone saying, hey, you didn't shave and normally very clean shaven and word came in from a teammate, well, ronaldo said if he scored he would keep the goatee in the tournament and not the ball he scored with but another ball. when they heard some games played at the stadium there, well, that's the capital of mall do va with the economic and financial stuff and a factory worker decided to bli

live in santa clara, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> it is a busy morning. when rob arrived on scene he started tweeting. make sure to follow him at bob nbc along with the rest of the nbc bay area team to get breaking news in your feed. >>> another developing story for you. quite a scare at san jose city hall. it was an evacuation about an hour ago after the smell of natural gas. then city council memberlan dip said there was never a gas leak inside of the city hall and came from an outside source, unclear what and the gas got stuck in the ventilation and triggered alarmz and everyone is safe. we kept you updated with our smartphone app including this push alert once the fire department told us everything was okay. be sure to download our nbc bay area app. this is free for you. and of course we won't send you a million alerts but we'll always keep you in the know. >>> you could find out about this. breaking news, fashion designer kate spade dead after an apparent suicide. she was found in her manhattan apartment. sources say spade left a note. just last year

nbc bay area responds next. >>> well, nbc bay area responds to an oakland driver who didn't get what he expected after a crash. >> our consumer investigator explored this dispute about the accident settlement. a lot of people go through this. what have you got tonight? >> every single day. talking about anthony landrum, feeling a little banged up after haa wrecked hisand insured by e. anthony signed a settlement agreement for $8,000 and assumed he would get the full payment up front and only got 5,000 up front for damage to the car. esurance offered up to $3,000 for his injuries, but it wanted anthony to pay for the medical treatments he needed up front, and then send receipts for reimbursement. anthony says he couldn't afford to front hundreds, possibly thousands of dollars in cash so he turned to us. asked esurance if he can do to more to help anthony. worked out a payment plan to cover his expenses which by the way totalled $5 is a. esurance told us we feel for mr. landrum's circumstances surrounding the accident and his physical complicationed and strive to make the process as ea

the third pubby has been placed in a foster home. >>> an nbc bay area fire. two are suing pg&e claiming their failure led to their loved ones' death. they died after being trapped in their home. here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. jodi very this is where the nap pa couple's home used to stand. they lived here together for decades and they died together in the atlas fire. tonight their family is speaking out for the first time. >> they had a great life together and love dysplaced. it was very special, very calm, a great place to retire. >> reporter: but the men should have had many more years together in their dream home. george chainy and his partner ed stone died in the atlas fire. they died in the flames. their niece paula chaney shows where they were found. she said her uncle george was the head of their family. she said losing him and ed has been devastated. >> it's one of those milestones in life that you're not really ready for f, but certainly not ready for the way that we were dealt that blow. >> now the men's family has filed lawsuit against pg&e. t

detention facility in the bay area. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us from richmond with what the protests are calling for. folks say it could come out for that today. a lot of people there? >> reporter: hi there, laura. it is a much different scene from the one in los angeles here in richmond at the contra costa county west count detention facility. right now the folks are taking to the open mike having their say but all morning long they've been singing and chanting and marching with signs outside, what is the only i.c.e. center in the bay area. on any given day, there are 200 immigrants detained here and in recent months the contra costa sheriff started publishing the release states of the immigrant detainees. thereby allowing i.c.e. to track and detain them without the sheriff directly violating the california sanctuary policy of not using sources to aid enforcement. protesters say it is time for i.c.e. to go altogether and to hold local law enforcement accountable as well. >> to those who say maybe abolishing i.c.e.

bay area revelations, champions of baseball. we're going to air that for you right after the giants-dodgers game, which will be right here on nbc bay area. back with more. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a dif together, we're building a better california. >>> it is a thriller. great america has a brand-new roller coaster so we sent one of our people to check it out. >> ahhhh! >> do you recognize the fear? that's today in the bay's bob riddle. he had quite a day checking out the new coaster. the cars ride on a single rail and the passengers sit single file without anyone on either side of you, so you can scream all you want and you won't be bugging anyone. >> i snow somebody that's in. >> we are beth ioth in. >> i thought he was wearing sus

bay area deal with red flag warning conditions. gusty winds, high fire dangers. more when we come right back. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose couple ripped off when they tried to buy a home. it cost them more than $20,000. >> our team has learned that this is a growing problem in the bay area and nationwide. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with an important warning for us. >> this is heartbreaking stuff. internet imposters are preying on people who simply want to buy a home. they are hacking into their communications with realtors and mortgage brokers. they then get them to transfer money to the wrong account, where it vanishes. >> it's like no one cares. >> reporter: cindy bernal's dream of owning a home took an abrupt u-turn last month when a scammer stole her money. >> i was in shock, i think. i didn't know what to do. i just did what i was instructed to do and thought it would be all okay. >> reporter: let's back up. a few weeks earlier, cindy began browsing online real estate listings because her rent here was about to double. she looked in ohio. it's less expensive and near h

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> you can imagine social media is buzzing about this story. our facebook post has generated a lot of comments. you can join the conversation on our nbc bay area facebook page. >>> well, the wind causing more problems. this new video of a fire this evening in san jose. it forced a couple people from this home. this is near los lagos golf course. 40 firefighters were called in because of the concern that the wind might spread the flames. thankfully no one was home at the time. >>> troubling new details are surfacing about the woman who attacked the youtube campus last month. san bruno police say nasim aghdam showed up at the campus on april 2nd and asked about a job. that's a day before she fired multiple shots at a lunch time crowd. she showed up at the youtube campus the day after about that job. in the shooting, she wounded three people before killing herself. investigators found handwritten notes from aghdam herself, which had google's mid- view address written on it. >>> fright nirng accusations at an east bay high school. last month a fresh

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us with the firestorm over immigration children and now the differing positions in the nation's capital, cheryl. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions is adding fuel to a burning fire tonight, telling fox's laura ingraham he hopes the images of families being separated at the border are a deterrent to anyone thinking about crossing into the u.s. illegally. >> yes, hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border unlawfully. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions on fox news tonight, getting grilled about children being separated from their parents along the border. his comments different from the white house. the administration saying they are just following the law the democrats put in place. this comes as the world watches these heartbreaking images from the southern border. thousands of migrant children being separated from their aud you can hear their desperation. released by a attorney, given to her by a client. the audio is not verified by nbc news. but in it, you can

bay area revelations. we're focusing on baseball the champion ofbasell. it airs this friday night after giants baseball right here on nbcay area. >>> looking forward to it. >>> alameda sheriff's deputies. y is fighting to keep a new home... weeks after getting kicked >>> tonight, begging to stay. an rv community is fighting to keep their new home. why they could have to move again. >>> and finally, it wouldn't be a warriors celebration without a little ribbing of king james. they tweeted out this photo of their deputies many an atv. do you know who that is? >> oh, my goodness. >> lebron james crying. that's not very nice, is it? >> oh, boo who! having some fun. going through the parade route so all the fans got to see lebron james right here in oakla oakland. >> he'll be back next year though. >> thank you for joining us. >>> tonight, behind closed doors. here go inside the summit. the nuclear negotiations. the american president praising the north korean dictator. >> great personality and very . good combination. he's a very talented man. >> a moment for the history books but now the ha what com next? >>> also tonight,

you can follow us on twitter @nbc bay area. we will be posting the latest results and the final outcome as soon as we have them. >>oto out of san francisco. police officers shot and seriously injured a man while chasing him. this happened in the very popular, very crowded north beach neighborhood. you can see in this video just how many people were out there. the entire thing happened about midnight at grant and vallejo. the man was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. officers say they found a gun, and they're talking to several witnesses. >> there were a lot of people out and about this morning just after midnight. it's a saturday morning in a popular entertainment area. so i believe we've identified some witnesses. >> right now police are not saying what sparked that pursuit. >>> three people were stabbed early this morning in san jose, and now at least one man is in custody. one of the victims did not survive. police say they got several calls about a stabbing about 4:00 a.m. near san tomas aquino road and pa

n-b-c bay area responds to a san >>> overwhelming grief, then persistent frustration. nbc bay area responds to a san francisco family battling a life insurance company for more than a year. >> no one else would step up. >> they feel let down, both by an insurance company and the state. first a loved one died unexpectedly. now they say their life insurance company is shorting them $100,000. they fear the same thing could happen to any of us. >> as he reminisces with his daughter, they describe the mother as caring. >> she was a force of nature. a short ball of energy. >> last march, debbie smith fell in a store parking lot and died a short time later. her death at the age of 72 stunned her husband of 36 years. >> it's something i vaguely considered could conceivably happen 20 years from now. >> the smiths had accidental death and dismembership insurance. >> i signed up for $200,000 of coverage for each of us. >> not a fortune, but enough for the surviving spouse to pay off the house. that's what peter planned to do with the $200,000 after debbie's unexpected death. when he

to scale the white house fence this week is from danville, and his father's talking only with nbc bay area about what his son did and why. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in contra costa county with more on this story. >> reporter: alex minor was arrested on the spot outside the white house. nobody was hurt, but tonight hehis father is talking with us exclusively, sharing what he says is his son's long battle with mental illness. >> he's a good kid. he's a kind kid. he's got a great heart. >> reporter: that's how lincoln minor describes his son. but on monday, 29-year-old alex minor of walnut creek was arrested in washington, d.c. after trying to scale the fence in front of the white house. a tourist captured the arrest on camera. according to charging documents, alex minor told investigators president trump was the anti-christ and he had hoped to make his way into the oval office and slap president trump in the face. >> if he really wanted to harm the president, he think he probably would have, you know, gotten a weapon. he didn't have one. >> reporter: lincoln minor says his son is

nbc bay area's roz plater joins us in the city with the details. roz? >> reporter: tragic indeed, raj. tonight the business owners in north beach are mourning a merchant who was well liked and respected and who is dead tonight apparently over a bottle of wine. sami batshoun had owned the north beach food mart for and al going strong. >> sami, he's my neighbor, my t. he's such a nice, nice guy. now we'll all miss him. >> you'venown him a for long time? >> yeah, long, ltime. very nice guy. everybody loved him. >> reporter: police say on thursday afternoon, a suspect ran into the store yelling. then he stole a bottle of wine, and as he ran out, he knocked the 85-year-old store owner to the ground, badly injuring his head. batshoun died on sunday. >> my heart sunk. >> reporter: paul sanchez runs a sign business in north beach. >> i really feel for the family, you know, and for the community. i think it's kind of shaken up north beach quite a bit. >> reporter: police initially arrested the suspect. 31-year-old garrett miller on shoplifting and elder abuse, b

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that's where nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us live as she continues to follow this fire from the front lines. melissa, give us an update. >> reporter: jesse and raj, we're overlooking the walker area. from the vantage point you can see the thousands of acres scorched by the pawnee fire as well as the direction the fire is moving towards. the goal for firefighters right now is to bring the fire off these hills and down into the flat lands where it is much safer to put out the flames. definitely seeing increased in activity and intensity. >> reporter: cal fire was under the impression that mother nature would give fire crews a break overnight. instead -- >> overnight we did not see a substantial recovery from humidities. the fire was very active throughout the evening. it did grow to the east. >> reporter: according to the latest update from cal fire, the pawnee fire has scorched over 11,500 acres. at least 22 buildings have been destroyed, including some homes. there's no shortage of help. over a thousand firefighters from as far north as oregon and as far south as santa barbar

nbc bay area's ian cull is with us. ian, what happened, and what did she want to say here? >> reporter: a stanford bound grad started to speak about the struggles she and her classmates have been through including a personal one. she went off the approved script. addressing her fellow classmates on the petaluma high football field last saturday. >> the fires which caused many of us to lose our homes and all of us to miss school. we didn't let that drag us down. >> reporter: but four minutes in, she young to speak up, to dream, and to create change, which is why even when some people on this ame people >> reporter: her mike drops off, later finished ct. her speak! her speech online. >> and even running on a campus in which some people defend perpetrators of sexual assault and silence their victims, we didn't let that drag us down. >> reporter: tonight by facetime, she tells me she was sexually assaulted on campus last year and feels it was important to address it. >> the person didn't get any consequences, and he was even there at graduation watching me give my speech. and t

we'll explain next. >>> plus, nbc bay area responds. >> it's a crime leaving bay area home buyers broke and if you're looking to buy or sell a home, you could be a target too. i'm consumerestitor chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >> first happening now, breaking news about 100 migrants missing at sea off the coast of libya. they are feared dead after their boat cap sized. the libyan coast guard rescued 14 immigrants. plus in new york city, infants and preschoolers have to get the flu shot if they go to school. the new york state supreme court juad ruling. a group of mothers are fighting against the mandatory vaccinatio vaccinations. more news after the break. ad li jose at 280 and 17 >>> welcome back. the time now 4:55, as we take a live look at san jose, this is at the 280 a few people on the roads and lights there. mike will have a look at the traffic in just a bit. >> nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who says that her attempt to buy a house could leave her homeless. >> that's terrible. chris chmura learned about her plight that is part of a widespread problem targeti