where is pearl pinson. tonight marks two years since the bay area teenager vanished. it's a chilling case. her family is not giving up. tonight they gathered at the very overpass where she was last seen. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd was at tonight a vigil in vallejo. so heartbreaking for this family not to have any answers so far. >> reporter: that's right, jess. it was a difficult night for pearl's people and for investigators still working on

this case. they were all here tonight, and they tell me they're confident pearl will be found. >> we expected to have her back home the day she was taken. and then coming to two years, it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: heartbreaking and emotional. the family and friends of pearl pinson. tonight's vigil held at the same vallejo overpass where she was last seen being dragged away, bleeding and screaming. 19-year-old fernando castro, believed to have kidnapped her. there's no evidence the two knew each other. >> her being so young, i feel like he couldn't have done it on his own. >> reporter: castro was killed in a shoot-out with police on the central coast one day after she was taken. pinson's blood was found in his car. off and on for two years, solano county sheriffs deputies have been searching coastal snonoma

county, hoping the dive team could come up with something. >> i'm happy with the effort that's put in. it didn't lead to us finding her. >> reporter: for detective sean mattson, this case is personal. >> relatives call and text me more times than i can count. i feel kind of a connection to them and a responsibility to do the best i can. >> i know she'll be found. you know what, even if it's two years from now, i feel like i know she'll be found one way or another. >> reporter: now, there is a tip line on the solano county sheriffs facebook page. there's also a $10,000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of pearl. reporting live in vallejo, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. we're following some breaking news out of oakland right now. it's a fire burning near the oakland coliseum. it's at the intersection of hagan berger and san leandro. this is a photo sent to us from

a viewer. we don't know exactly what is burning. we don't have the details right now. we have a crew headed in that direction, and as soon as they get there, we'll bring you the latest information. also breaking at this hour, police are investigating a stabbing in concord. this is at treat and clayton. a witness tells us a man in the parking lot of a cvs waved down a van. when the van stopped, that man stabbed the driver in the neck. >> my boss is a good guy. he helps out a lot of people, i mean as much as he can. he's a really good guy. >> the victim was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. the suspect took off and is on the run. dramatic new video tonight which shows a police chase coming to an end in santa clara. police say the suspect rammed a police car last week during a traffic stop and then raced away. today officers spotted that same car in a parking lot. and get this. the driver ran again ammed thend

took off again. officers cornered him after he hit a series of parked cars. the question as to why he's doing this, we don't know. we are told that no officers have been injured. now to our microclimate weather coverage. after some spotty rain, more changes ahead this memorial day weekend. take a look at san jose. i cool nig a cool night but it's about to get much warmer. jeff? >> it's going to be a little slow going on saturday's forecast, but eventually we will get that sun building in. right now storm ranger, we still have some wet weather right up here near santa rosa. it's moving off to the south. likely continued showers in rohnert park. over the next few hours, best chance of any wet weather would be right near the northern coast liep, also the peninsula and maybe a spot shower for the south bay. into tomorrow morning, on the early side, still a slight chance of a shower, but it's mainly the cloud cover that will still hold on tomorrow morning. then once we hit the afternoon,

the sun will slowly start to return. now, here's the other thing we want to touch on real fast. it's not going to be super hot tomorrow. we're only lookinglow 70s inland. i'll talk more about 80s and 90s in my forecast. that's coming up at 11:19 tonight. >> thank you, jeff. jeff is keeping a close eye on the changes happening this holiday weekend. his twitter feed is a great resource for updates. you can follow him. his handle is @jeffranieri. new at 11:00, a family in marin desperate for answers after their daughter was killed in a hit-and-run crash. it happened in march while she was riding her motorcycle on 101. today the family announced a $12,000 reward in the case. police are looking for a car that looks like this one, an early 2000 chevrolet suv. investigators say it did have damage to the front right headlight and the fender. a major shake-up tonight at san jose a prestigious presentation high school. the chair of the board of directors, who has been under fire just retired. tonight the accusers are speaking, saying it's a move

decades in the making. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us with what they're saying and what they want next. >> reporter: the school spokesman says this is simply a retirement, no more, no less. but those women who say they were abused say tonight is a step in the right direction. >> it's been an emotional day. >> reporter: tonight relief among two former presentation high students. mary ann stew ki, the board of directors chair at the high school says she's moving on at the end of the month. the announcement follows our exclusive investigations which revealed at least eight former teachers have been accused of some form of sexual misconduct. some of the allegations dating back decades. the victims say the incidents were reported to school leaders who then failed to report the accusations to police. >> what we've always been working towards is replacing the leadership. >> reporter: kathryn says she was sexually assaulted by a spanish teacher when she was a student in 1990, saying should

he told stuckey, the principal at the time, who allegedly never reported it. >> i think it would be hard for the sisters and for the board, after listening to all the dozens of accusations over the past 30 years, not to encourage marion stuckey to retire. >> in a statement released this afternoon, mary ann stuckey insists her term as board chair was coming to an end. quote, i hope the continuing improvements the school is making on its own and in response to criticism to improve zwrags and training will have a positive impact. >> and then ensuring the new leadership adheres to child abuse reporting laws so we can rebuild the school and make it a great one. >> reporter: the school has said it revised its policies and is now requiring additional staff training on mandatory reporting of sexual abuse to police. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. as we mentioned, our investigative unit has aired a series of exclusive reports on presentation high school.

to watch them, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigative unit tab. tonight we're learning the d.a. will not be filing charges against this man. a san jose kindergarten teacher accused of inappropriately touching a 9-year-old. prosecutors say there isn't enough evidence. police arrested edward frerking after allegations surfaced he touched a student who was helping him set up his classroom. a tweet from president trump tonight hints that a north korea summit may happen after all. the president referenced very productive talks about reinstating the summit on its original date of june 12th in singapore. president trump abruptly canceled the meeting yesterday after hearing that north korea went back on its commitment to allow nuclear inspectors into the country. but overnight he got a new comment from north korea. the statement called his decision to cancel a surprise and totally regrettable, adding that chairman kim jong-un had focused every effort on his meeting with president trump. well, the scooter saga

continues. you've probably seen people riding them on sidewalks and up and down streets in san francisco. but have you seen them on the bay bridge? new video tonight gives drivers a new reason to be upset with those electric scooters found all over the city. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco where the scooters are slowing traffic and really it's a big safety issue to have them on the bay bridge. >> reporter: it is, jessica. drivers say two young men on electric scooters drove slowly up first street, blocking traffic, and right onto this bay bridge on ramp. one witness says he thought for sure they would turn around before they got onto the span, but they didn't. two men on electric scooters ride onto the bay bridge. that's mike lee hollering at one rider as he stands on the emergency walkway. >> i thought it would not be safe. it's going to be dangerous. >> reporter: lee says the pair slowed cars down as they scoo

up the bay bridge on ramp thursday afternoon. >> they're young kids. maybe they thought it was a good, cool idea. i was just going to think they're going to go on the on ramp and flip a u-turn and come back out. but they ended up going on the pedestrian walkway, emergency left side and keep on going. >> reporter: the chp says several drivers called 911 to report the pair on the span. officers never located them, but say if they had, they would have detained and cited them because scooters that have a maximum speed of 15 miles an hour are not allowed on the bridge. pedestrians aren't allowed either. >> would you write that on the bay bridge? >> no. >> reporter: electric scooter riders in san francisco we talked to said they have no plans to give it a try. >> riding across the bridge is a little nuts. >> i don't think it's a sensible idea, yeah. >> reporter: the chp agrees the message tonight is do not ride an electric scooter on any highway or bridge. now, the city of san francisco did just put those scooter share

companies on notice, ordering them to remove all scooters from the streets of san francisco by june 4th and apply for a permit. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. for years the end of the line has been the pittsburgh bay point station, but today bart opened two new stations, extending service to antioch. the new line is called e bart, short for eastern contra costa bart. they're powered by renewable diesel fuel. bart offered free rides after a ribbon cutting ceremony. the regular service starts tomorrow. still ahead, it's filling up your in box. the new law having a big impact in the bay area. plus the video has gone viral and ayesha curry is not happy about it. the inappropriate thing a houston rockets fan did to her at last night's game. storm range, mobile doppler radar shows more showers starting to push into santa

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zblood a new law went into effect today in the european union. it's designed to protect european citizens' private data. but it's having an impact on companies around the world including here in the bay area and their customers. sergio quintana is in san francisco with the details for us. sergio? >> reporter: janelle, if you happen to receive an e-mail from a company or actually from several companies, if they are updating their privacy policies, it's likely because those companies are trying to comply with this new european law. on a busy friday evening, everyone i randomly asked in the street told me they received some kind of notice from a company about the gdpr or general data protection regulation. >> from every company i've ever signed up for and some i haven't. like a lot. >> have you read any of them? >> no. i just clicked through them. >> reporter: in short, the flood of e-mails and updates are

efforts to comply with the new law aimed at protecting the private data of european union citizens. many companies are choosing toek tend some of those protections to all their customers, including americans. under the new european law, companies have to tell their customers what data they're collecting and how it's being used. the. >> the gdpr also has in it that you have adequate data safeguards to protect your customers' data. if you're a small company, that means you should be using good vendors. >> reporter: joshua is a san francisco based privacy attorney. he says every company that does business with european customers should be aware of these new regulations. some local companies were taken by surprise and have even decided to block europeans from accessing their websites, which could hurt a company's bottom line. at least one san frnc startup called payver has pulled its app from the european market because of the legal work they're still conducting. in a statement, they said we plan to resume in the future. local residents seem to appreciate the new regulations. >> certainly i'm all for as much

protection as we can get. >> reporter: in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. new at 11:00 tonight, cal fire released the first findings of its probe into the northern california wildfires last october. now, the report doesn't involve any of the devastating fires in napa and sonoma counties but it does blame pg&e for violations related to three of the four fires in butte and nevada counties. the cases have been turned over to local prosecutors and state regulators. pg&e in turn released a statement responding to the report. the utility says, quote, based on the information we have so far, we believe our overall programs met our state's high standards. meanwhile the initial findings are expected to be released next week on some of the local fires from october. our investigative unit has learned that pg&e is already blaming north bay counties for a flawed response to the fires. the utility is filing claims against sonoma county, santa rosa, and three other wine country agencies. an attorney representing sonoma county called pg&e's claims an

insult given the challenges they faced that night. while the investigation is not complete, the governor's office of emergency services report did find major gaps in sonoma county's emergency alert system. a powerful sign of recovery for the north bay communities leveled by the devastating wildfires. seven months later, the city of santa rosa recognized a coffey park homeowner for having the first rebuilt home. the entire neighborhood was destroyed. >> well, people can see it. folks who are struggling to figure out how to put it all together, they can see there's a light at the end of the tunnel. >> the tubbs fire destroyed 1,300 homes just in the coffey park neighborhood. two more homes will be rebuilt in a matter of weeks and then dozens in the coming months. let's bring things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have faith that the sunshine is just around the corner. >> it is. it's going to be slow to get here on saturday, but that sun's going to start to come on out as we head into your memorial day weekend. let's take you into our microclimate forecast tonight.

we'll get you ready for that weekend. the big headline everybody is talking about is the warmer in head into this upcoming weekend. it really looks like high pressure will start to bring that warm air, especially on sunday, also into memorial dayo. but before we can get to that, we still have to get over some showers that are lingering with our storm system as it's trying to pull on out of here. right now storm ranger mobile doppler radar shows some of this activity in the north bay. it's moving to the south. that would continue to put some showers in south santa rosa through 11:37, at petaluma by 12:09 tonight. so for all of the bay area tomorrow, we're holding on to just a slight chance of a spotty shower. also the clouds and temperatures starting off cool in the 50s. 56 for the south bay. tri-valley at 55. in the north bay, 54. san francisco will begin at 53. i want to take you back to our hour by hour forecast on saturday morning just to get you ready for the day. you can see at 7:30, it's just a

little chance here of maybe a few hit and miss showers for the santa cruz mountains, also for the south bay. it's the clouds that we're going to have as we start the day. once we hit the afternoon at 2:00 p.m., you can see some sunshine trying to break out in the east bay. also for the south bay. still kind of gray there with an overcast sky for parts of the north bay. but then by the late afternoon, early evening hours, those skies will begin to clear on out. so temperatures warm up for tomorrow, but it's not exactly going to be a hot day. we'll get back to some low 70s in the south bay. i still think it will be really nice here across downtown san jose at 70 degrees. contra costa, alameda counties, the warmest the more you go away from the bay. 74 my forecast in antioch. 73 in concord. i couldn't warm you up too much in oakland and hayward because of a little bit of a bay breeze moving in and the cooler air that's lingering around. through the peninsula, also still cool. 66 here in redwood city. san francisco, our typical cool

upper 50s and low 60s. if you're heading to san francisco or you're looking for something to do, maybe you forgot. it's all about carnival this weekend. we do expect sunshine to build in once we hit 1:00, 2:00, and also 3:00. remember tha parade on sunday, that's really kind of the main event. we should have a lot more sun once we hit sunday's forecast in san francisco. to the north bay, we're at 72 in napa. 71 in santa rosa. cooler 67 in mill valley. extended forecast, temperatures in san francisco going up to 69 on memorial day for monday. then we're cooling off into next week for cities away from the coast. there's your warming. 84 on sunday. by memorial day, we are up to 90. then we're back down to 70s as we head into next week. so tomorrow the sun's a little slow going. it will get here. i think sunday and monday are going to be the really good days.

>> they're going to be nbc bay area and telemundo folks on the float. thanks, jeff. hitting the road this holiday weekend? listen to this. one of the nation's biggest auto recalls ever. what drivers are being warned not to do. and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. juliana margulies is my guest tonight. plus we have new york yankees giancarlo stanton, magic from dan white, and thank you notes. stay tuned. it's good. happening now, people across the bay area makes plans for the holiday weekend. on our home page, we've posted a list of the festivities happening around the bay area this weekend. we'll be back with more news after the break. line of service. monday - we take you through the memorials as many families enjoy a long weekend. plus: should you change your social security number? our consumer unit tells us (when ( it )s important.

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stuck, shift the car into neutral and forcefully apply the brakes. ayesha curry is firing back over video that's gone viral. curry says a houston rockets fan bumped her pregnant belly and taunted her after the loss last night. a video shows part of that taunting. this morning curry responded to the fan who posted the video by tweeting, the fact that you have the audacity to post this after this man bumped my eight month pregnant belly. this afternoon she tweeted again saying she's done defending herself against quote weird grown creeps. okay. let's talk about the warriors. it's a must-win game at home tomorrow. we're going to hear from coach steve kerr. that's next. my name is tony thu. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent.

fireworks nights for a's fans. unfortunately the team provided no spark on the field. the arizona diamondbacks in town. sean manaea on the mound. it ended up being his worst outing of the season. he allowed six runs and didn't make it out of the fourth. manaea having a tough stretch. the a's lose 7-1. giants in chicago taking on the cubs. top of the fourth, the giants down 1-0. gor keyes hernandez changes that

with a leadoff home run, his fifth of the season. the giants unraveled in the seventh when the cubs scored four runs. the final score, giants 2, cubs 6. . a lot on the line. you're looking live at oracle arena where the warriors will play a must win game six against the rockets tomorrow. coach steve kerr said he's feeling good about game six and getting some momentum back. >> you just keep going. you keep playing. we have a chance to tie the series at home. that's a pretty good position to be in. and we've got to win two basketball games. we've done that an awful lot, so we're very confident. >> houston now leading the western conference finals 3-2. >> we'll be watching. and we'll be right back.

breaking news now in oakland. a fire burning near the coliseum. nbc bay area is there. the paul simon concert just ended. he says many fans are unable to leave the parking lot because of this fire. you can see it's also generating a lot of smoke. this is near the intersection of hagan berger and san leandro. stay with us for the latest. we'll be updating our website,

nbcbayarea.com. also be posting updates on our facebook feed and twitter feeds with new information. what's the memorial day weekend without some golf for some big names who hit the links early this morning? owner of the sacramento kings posted this selfie on twitter today. the spokesperson for the kings confirms that, yes, barack obama and he played golf. it was the former president's second day in the city. yesterday we showed you this photo of barack obama leaving a meeting with the ceo of airbnb. in town for a little fun. >> the former president must have been winning because that smile was so big, or he was happy to be here golfing. >> maybe he'll stay for carnival this weekend. >> exciting weekend in the bay area. >> a lot happening. you can see on our forecast tomorrow we hang on to a little bit of cloud cover. some sun rays breaking through. a warmer 74 by sunday. 84. and on monday, memorial day, we're up to 90. that's for cities away from the coastline. at the coast we'll still have our 50s and cool 60s. got a lot happening. bottle rock in napa you'll see

on saturday. again, partly sunny skies as we head towards the afternoon. we'll be dry and also that sun breaking out. 70 there at 4:00 in the afternoon. and for carnival on tomorrow, low 60s. the parade on sunday looks like a lot more sunshine if you're here visiting in town. >> sounds good. thanks, jeff. >> have a great weekend, folks. >> yes and be safe this memorial day weekend. 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 -- julianna margulies, giancarlo stanton, magician, dan white, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 880! >> steve: and now, here he is,