we have dan reuben at staple center. we'll check in with him. we asked if you were ready for game 7. this family are blue fans through and through. finally, the warriors tweeted this picture of steph curry and fans. but fans showed up to support their team. we'd love to hear from you. send us your picks on facebook and twitter. >>> tonight, a deadly shooting at richmond. it shut down the entire freeway for showers. we have the latest detail -- hours. we have the latest details tonight on the attack that killed at least one person. >> reporter: this suv hit the median so hard it flipped over. the vehicle was traveling eastbound on i-580 when when somebody -- when someone from another vehicle fired shots. >> we don't believe the loan occupant was firing anybody. we believe the suspect or suspects were firing at hem. >> i heard bop, bop, bop, and then i came out front and seen the smoke. >> it's pretty crazy. a lot of people coming to the cars and assist the people inside to help them. >> reporter: the suv went into the median near richmond. the sh

if you've been fortunate not to, dan reuben tells you what you've been out of. >> i'm ready for a niceday drive by the bay. it wasn't long before i hit trouble leaving san fransisco. there already appears to be an accident blocking the right lane. >> getting out of the city was an add adventure i'm still not through it. once on the bay bridge, things moved a little better, but only a little. once you got to the east bay, i was ready to end my trip. i asked my fellow motorists how they were feeling. >> reporter: can you find the words to describe this traffic? okay. i can't use those words on tv. just short of an hour to get to emoryville. according to google maps, that was only 2 1/2 miles where i started. 52 minutes of my life, gone. why is traffic so bad? >> the closure of 280. >> reporter: i knew it! i drove right there, made some calls, and demand answers. >> the game isn't until 7:00 tonight. that's not it. >> reporter: they lay down of fresh roadway, but their word of advise coming to san fransisco, avoid the roads altogether. >> cal train is the best option. >> reporter: reporti

ann reuben. ktvu news. >>> the 3rd bay area victim was 20-year-old we honk wong of fremont, he was visiting when all three people were stabbed to death. the neighbors were stunned of the news. they say parents have gone to santa barbara to bring his body home. >> i saw him leave this morning and we were very sad and in mourning so of course this entire neighborhood, our hearts go out to the kid. >> wong went to uc christian school and one of the teachers said he loved basketball and was very good at math. >>> an update on one bay area man that was injured in that rampage. friends of nick passachut seen eastern in a hospital bed is improving and able to hold conversations were friends. his legs were broke when he was struck by the car. he was also in santa barbara visiting a friend. >>> the father of one of those killed unleashed his anger at lawmakers. richard martinez said there are not tough enough gun control and 26 people at sandy hook killed and now here. >> my kid died because no one respon

reuben's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are? jay! i'm sorry, kid. i wasn't sorry. it was a setup. we're throwing him a big surprise birthday party. and he totally fell for it, the little jerk. i mean, that's the whole point of a surprise party. you take someone who you really love and you play 'em like a fool. that's not the whole point of all this. manny has been feeling a little bit neglected, and i wanted to give him the most special day.

but reuben cruz who we last saw in a similar situation -- >> 17 stab wounds. is now making himself at home on the sensitive needs yard. >> s.n.y. is just a name for -- honestly, i don't even know. you know? i love it. i honestly do. this is the first time that i could choose who i want to talk to, who i want to play basketball with. honestly, it's just a whole change of scenario. a whole change of lifestyle. it's better. honestly, it's a lot better. you know? this right here, as you can see, it is the same as general population, and the same people play basketball and people working out and people running their own program. they don't have to go through all of that other [ bleep ] that we used to go through before. it's very muff different and a setting that you need to get adjusted. from what i understand, they say there's child molesters and rapists here, but i haven't encountered one, and not that i am looking for them, but i would rather not know who they are, you know that. is basically it. i just socialize with the guys i know who is who. this is a diffe

but as ann reuben found out the money will barely make a dent.n san jose for us to show us some of the areas. >> one of the particularly bad areas is this stretch which is full of cracks and bumps. it will now being completely resurfaced thanks to grant money. still officials say what they have is not nearly enough. >> they are hard to miss, bumps in the road that make driving difficult here in san jose. >> i think we all notice it. >> where allen really feels the impact of the roads is at work at his auto repair shop with customers complaining about damage. >> they want to know why their vehicle with 40,000 miles needs repairs and it's because we live here. >> but now some relief in some of the worst spots. today the city council gave the go ahead for 5 roads to be resurfaced. this, thanks to $12 million in federal grant money. >> 12 million is a lot of money and we're going to get to do some great work. however, given the needs of the city's pavement system it's just a drop in the bucket. >> this is on top of the $20 million the city gets each

live in oakland, ann reuben, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a rapest who terrorized the area will be released in santa cruz area. he will be released to a home within 45 days. . he will have to wear the gps monitor. he was held in the state hospital since 1986, his crimes are dated back in 1970s. as we showed you yesterday, woman from the valley area in southern california came to san jose to testify against his release. >>> happening now, heavy traffic on a friday before memorial day but today the problems piled up to make it extra difficult for drives. we are talking about the closures of the stretch of southbound 280 and downtown san francisco for repairs work. the giants are back home which brings clouds to the city. all that add to a rough start of a long holiday week. i want to show you a live picture now, you can see this slow going on this get away friday. keep in mind the giants game under way about an hour. you got to pack your pce with this get away friday. ktvu channel 2 news david stevenson is in san francisco, david, things not looking too bad right now. >> reporter: not too bad

dan reuben came up with a name since she doesn't have one yet. >> let's call her freeway. >> she hasno tags, no collar, no identification at all. >> i don't exactly know what happened, how the animal end up there. >> a chp officer spotted it during rush hour. he held her to keep her calm. now freeway is back at the draw costa county -- contra costa county. >> the process of finding a new home can turn into a task owe. >> the dog becomes an instant celebrity. we'll go through what is called a lottery process. >> 1300 dogs who come through the shelter here are also hoping to get lucky. >> and while this animal brought you to the shelter, you may leave with another animal that is going to better fit your family needs. >> it will be a couple days before the lottery can begin. as the saying goes, you can't win if you don't play. >>> lots of sunshine today. but, boy, was it windy this afternoon. although the kid -- winds over 50-miles per hour in some spots and temperatures in the upper 60s and lower 70s. warmest in the east bay and north bay, going into the lower to mid-sets. but these te

>> well, one of them, reuben, is going to school at ucla right now, an english major.d also i have another son, we call him chito, and he is, 19, and he just decided that uc riverside was not for him at the moment, but he's, continues to write. he's writing a few plays right now, or rather, what is it -- i forget what they're called. myway, he's writing two different -- anyway, he's writing two different pieces right now. and he's quite a writer as well. >> host: luis rodriguez. >> guest: yes. wow, i mean, you know, it's kind of strange to go out on national tv and then have all this family stuff come up. but i think it's important. it's important. we come from a lot of hurt. there's a lot of rough things, and in my book dealing with my father, the things he did to my family, my own damage that i did to others, and trini suffered a lot. but i think what's, again, important we all can come together. we all can make it work. and it takes courage, it takes character, it takes dignity. these are will that we all have within our hands. i really think it's important what she

her son reuben stood in as best man. >> you have a ring picked to go on your hand. >> this wedding dresshe sees me as a human being. she opened up her house, her heart and gave me her family. >> i raul take you laquisha. to be my wedded wife to have and to hold from this day forward. >> i'm the black sheep of my family. i am the only one that has ever been to prison. >> i laquisha take raul to be my wedded husband to have and to hold from this day forward. >> i have been thinking about the sacrifice she made. how much she loves me to do something like that. >> as you take this ring and place it on her hand, raul, would you repeat after me. i give you this ring -- >> i give you this ring -- >> as a symbol and commitment in marriage. >> she knows that the possibilities of me getting out are slim to none. and she accepted that. >> this is the first day of the rest of your lives together. and we would all hope that tomorrow would be even happier. you may kiss your lovely bride. >> though there will be no reception or first dance for this couple, the odds aren't totally against them. accordin

like that have reuben flores. >> you want to be homosexual, that's your business. god don't like homosexuals. that's something against nature. if want to do it, go ahead, but it's not right. >> the inmates in his unit are not always welcoming of homosexuals, and he has another strike against him. he is hiv positive. not only that, his condition is what led to his high-profile arrest. >> do most people know what you're in for? >> yes. actually they don't really understand, because they think i'm here for transmitting hiv are, but that's not what i'm in here for. it is for nondisclosure. >> he contracted hiv for a sexual encounter 12 years earlier, was seeking unprotected sex and soon found a willing partner. >> basically, he approached me on my -- saw my profile and said, basically he came over around we had sex, and then he left. >> merithew's partner, a married man living a straight life later told police he assured him he did not have hiv. following his encounter, he contacted him again under a different screen name. this time, merithew admitted to being hiv posi

green tea, and put it into restaurants, and reuben went his way and founded haagen-dazs.o, you know. you see who actually had the better idea. >> haagen-dazs as in-- as in the haagen-dazs, multi-billion-dollar ice cream? >> exactly. >> do you have his number? maybe i can go do some business with him. >> well-- [laughter] >> i like this story because it's a classic case of being willing to take risks. in the case of mr. green tea, they like to get up to the plate and hit singles, and in the case of haagen-dazs, they were swinging for the fences, and they took the biggest risk of all. they were willing to strike out. in this case, they hit a home run. if we can get mr. green tea to take the same sort of risk, then they can be as successful, maybe even more. what's the top line today? >> we're on track to break 2 million this year. >> okay. so it's a small business... >> it's small. >> but a decent margin business. >> comfortable, but--exactly. >> yeah. >> do you make the ice cream here on the premises? >> no, we don't actually make anything here. we use co-packers, a few ar

. >> yeah, he was second-place finish to reuben stoddard.hat in "american idol's" second season. he went on to a lot of fame. he's back home in the north carolina 2nd district, battling for a house seat down there. two other major democrats running in the seat. he's talking about his life story, he's openly gay, emphasizing that to a degree as well. stay tuned. if he wins, this is going to be a race we're all going to be covering a lot. >> and carrie underwood will probably run next. paul steinhauser, great to have you with us. thanks. >>> let's look at what's coming up on "new day." kate bolduan is joining us this tuesday. good morning. >> good morning. we're following the same story you guys are, that horrifying story of more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by a terror group in nigeria. the group has not only kidnapped and held them, they are now threatening to sell the girls as international frustration grows over the efforts to rescue them or lack thereof. what can be done to find these girls? what more should be done? christi christiane

reuben gomez said he will recommend he be fired saturday.he fatally shot a woman responding to a 911 call about a disturbance involving a woman and a gun. >> we're going to fight. we're going to fight. this is our territory. >> we have a right of self defense. we don't believe that this man is following the law. >> the recommendation from the mayor is that we go ahead and terminate the officer. >> texas rangers are now investigating the incident which was officer stem's second faithal on the job shooting in less than three years. >> for the first time, taking the stand in a federal terrorism trial, claiming the world trade center was brought down during a planned demolition. he is accused of setting up terrorist training camps in oregon 15 years ago and securing satellite phone services during a kidnapping in yemen in which four hostages were killed. >> house republicans voted overwhelmingly for a new investigation into the u.s. consulate attacks in benghazi, saying they are unhappy with the previous seven probes and say there is new informa

city bike in new york city recently released a set of data and the reuben center did an analysis and show that during a subway delay, there were more trips taken near those subway stations immediately as soon as the mta release the notice of a delay overtaxed, there were more trips by bikes being taken around transit stations than other places. it was only during that time, not a recurring trip. it was just in response to the delay. beingn see that by bikes picked up closer to transit stations which means we now know where the transit hubs are and where people are making the last mile effort where they can use a boost in getting connected to major transit uhbs. those are under examined areas with open data, there is a better potential to understand where we should be putting our dollars. >> it does not have to be a formal process. how does the plan tie into another plan? i don't think that question happens a lot and i am fortunate in having those divisions under me and we have about 12 planning efforts happening now from bicycles to trains to housing. i am constantly asking where the

they released a set of data and the reuben center did a subway delay, there are more trips taken in subway stations, they released that notice of the delay overtaxed. and the transit stations in other places during that time, it was not a recurring trip or commuter trip or a delay. it picked up close to transit stations, and the last mile effort. they actually could use a boost in a getting connected to major transit hubs. they examine various, with open data, there is better potential, more potential to understand where we should be putting our dollars. >> doesn't have to be a formal process. it doesn't upset mayors or leadership to say how to tie-in to the other plans. i don't think -- i am fortunate in having those divisions under me. about 12 plans, from bicycles to trains to housing and i am constantly asking where -- where they connect and how they overlap or use the same language. and how do all line the existing effort and say you are playing the same thing, representing thing the same way. and the time horizons. which i don't see in what worked before. >> to follow up, this is exa

so, for example, the city bike in new york city recently released a set of data and the reuben center did an analysis and showed that during a subway delay there were more trips taken near those subway stations immediately, as soon as the mta released that notice of a delay over text. there were more bikes being taken around the transit stations than in other places and it was only during that time. not a recurring trip so it wasn't a commuter trip. just in response to the delay. ... >> how does your plan tied into the other planned? i am very fortunate to have these divisions under me. we are having a few different things. i am constantly asking where they connect, how they overlap to worry using the same language, data? instead of it being one big launch of infrastructure planning effort, how you a line existing efforts and make sure their stake -- saying the same thing, representing things the same way and having aligned data which i don't see in my work done before. >> i think that this is exactly what we're trying to get. despite what's going on in washington, there actually is r