dion: this is wonderful. just to wrap things up, how do you feel, what has the response been from everyone knowing that it is back on the market and that your dream project is not going to come true? leah: it is really sad. i have been talking to my family and friends, they have been supportive, and it is unfortunate, but it is also nice to see the community come together, help me find a new owner, and help continue to keep these homes looking fantastic. dion: i have to ask one question that it pop up, do you anticipate the selling price to be a little higher? in san francisco, over bidding is a real thing, multiple offers on homes. was this strategic? leah: i am actually not sure what to expect. the reason i listed at the price i bought it for is i was not able to make any of the improvements i wanted to make, so it is basically unchanged from the time i purchased it. dion: i appreciate everyone chiming in on facebook, commenting about this story and our previous guests. hello to james and samson for tuning

dion: i am intrigued. today's win caps off an awesome sunday for warriors fans who cheered on the team from home. [cheers] dion: you could call this the sound of victory. fans packed thrive city outside chase center. the mood was electrifying. >> i love it. it is a great place to celebrate. [indiscernible] dion: everyone is going to be hoarse tomorrow. another game will -- another watch party will happen here for game two tomorrow. workers across the globe and in the bay area came out to support each other and their rights. ♪ dion: this march just one of many in the bay area. the specific issue some groups are taking on during this international workers day. also, back on track. another sign today of getting back to life as usual. spencer: get ready for a sharp cooldown followed by a scorching warm-up. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to

dion: thank you. pleasure having you. dan: moving on in the south bay, two new arrest in the death of a three-year-old girl. her uncle and grandfather were arrested wednesday. they along with the victim's mother are accused of taking part in an exorcism at the grandfather's san jose church that led to the child's death. police say the mother believed the child was possessed because she woke up and cried during the night. dion: abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how incidents could create a legal ripple effect leading to cases being overturned. >> the san jose police department is under fire. the mayor at a breaking point after at least four issues of officer misconduct have come to light recently. >> we have a serious problem. >> the stp pd chief seen yesterday escorting officer matthew dominguez out of internal affairs. civil-rights lawyer john burris worries accountability may not actually be demonstrated. he says officers accused of showing up drunk on the job, indecent exposure, dying from drugs, and offering

dion: good evening. i am dion lim. a pivotal moment in american history has tensions and fears running high across the nation. tonight, word that vandals targeted an anti-abortion organization. there is also graffiti on the building reading, if abortions aren't safe, you weren't either. the group's president says the vandalism is a direct threat. >> it is more than what i saw in here is what i saw out there on the graffiti. that is an overt threat. dion: karen travers has a closer look at how a number of churches this weekend are also on high alert following the leaked supreme court draft opinion. reporter: catholic churches across the country increasing security. law enforcement agency saving they are aware of the calls for demonstrations from groups. one group calling for the mother's day abortion rights strike outside of churches because six extremist judges such to overturn roe. more than half of u.s. catholics said abortion should be legal in all or most cases. laws governing abortion would be left to states if ro

dion: thank you. dan: coming up, combating hate crimes, a new effort launched following the attack on a buffalo supermarket, the promise from attorney general merrick garland. dion: president biden makes his first trip to asia since taking office, the crises in the region he ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing

dion: thank you. premiering tonight on our 24/7 streaming channel, our original, "murder at city hall." larry: it tells the story of what led up to the murders of george moscone he and harvey milk in 1978, and the wild trial. >> white entered the building through a window on the side and then headed to the mayor's office on the second floor. he did not have an appointment to see the mayor. not unusual for a supervisor. >> i was the last person i think to see dan white walk in to visit with the mayor. >> willie brown was taking a break from a trial at city hall and visited george moscone. he said he had lined up a replacement for dan white. >> he was bringing in someone who would not fight him and increase his votes on the board. >> he invited the family to come to city hall for the purpose of swearing in. so he could go to work immediately. >> muoscine -- george moscone said he would meet with white one last time. >> i walked in the hallway and dan white was coming by and we spoke to each other. he co

dion: so thoughtful. flower mart says during the pandemic, people were buying flowers more than ever as a form of self-care. they continue to do so. the celebration continues through tuesday for mexican mother's day. meta, formerly facebook, is opening its first brick-and-mortar store in san francisco. you can check out their latest virtual-reality headset. i hope the store will give people a glimpse into the future and into the metaverse. just ahead, we are learning more of the story behind it of a dog that has touched a nerve across the nation. a dog left abandoned at a fire hydrant. the owner explains the series of events that led up to the decision. and as we take a live look a lik outside, a gorgeous view at the bay bridge. cooler, pretty windy out there tonight. winter temperatures will make a return. >> coming up in sports, we've got mother's day baseball and off day in the warriors/grizzlies series. why memphis is not ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ ♪ cook it up, stretch it out. ♪ â™

dion: thanks. larry: i'm in for down, chris handles sports, and it sounds like the warriors might be getting some reinforcements? >> that would help, three days and counting until the finals. the warriors are approaching their sixth out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic b

dion: new developments now. stanford nurses are set to end the strike after venture -- reaching a tentative agreement. nurses at the picket lines last monday. the union says the agreement includes a 7% wage increase this year along with another 5% next april and an additional week of vacation. union members will vote this weekend on approval of the agreement. results are expected on monday. stanford health care tweeted a statement about the agreement saying in part, throughout the negotiations, the parties continue to work in good faith and have accomplished a shared goal of agreeing on contract terms they can be proud of. abc 7 news has confirmed the cause of death for a rookie san jose police officer and former san jose football star. packer died of a fentanyl overdosed last month. that is the determination from the county medical examiner. he was just 24 years old. san jose's police chief says the circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation. the chief points to accountability, saying any alleg

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dion: but evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. reaction coming across the nation this evening as nancy pelosi's husband was arrested on a dui charge in napa last night. law enforcement is not saying much about the case. j.r. stone has been following this developing story and joins us in the newsroom. j.r.: i talked with those from chp earlier this evening who released new details. we also spoke with the other driver involved says he is glad no one else was hurt. this is new video showing the crash scene in napa county where paul pelosi was arrested for dui saturday night. speaker pelosi was on the other side of the country giving a sunday commencement speech to graduates. >> i don't think we should be paying much attention to what her husband is doing because he is not an elected official. j.r.: but this political science professor says that this dui is napa puts the speaker in a bad light. paul pelosi had a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher. paul pelosi was driving his 2021 porsche eastbound unwanted drive, attempted to cro

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dion: now let's get to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. we are closely watching who the warriors will be playing in the finals. chris: only four days away from the nba finals. and we have more basketball to talk about. some rest and relaxation. and dancing. do you do that o chris: the warriors find out there nba finals opponent. either boston or miami. regardless of that outcome come the warriors begin with home-court advantage. 9-0 postseason and with a clinching win on thursday, they have the benefit of extra rest and the home team. >> i have said it many times. you go to the finals, it is almost a too much journey -- two month journey to be in our own beds. but we still have to go out and do all the work and get the job done. >> we will just continue trying to take care of business at home. >> two years not having fans, you can feel the difference now with the full crowd. they are going crazy. they are giving us an extra boost. chris: giants on the first leg of a 10 game road trip. a hot cincinnati day, rides up 2-0. the reds up 2-0. th

is dion's birthday? happy birthday dion. thank you gave me good weather to celebrate. that's right, and i hope it's been a good day. it has been thank you so much. happy birthday. th i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." voow for u.s. senat "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." we're just about an hour and a half from a tip-off of game 6 as the warriors looked to bounce back from that embarrassing lost the other day and close out their series against the grizzlies abc7 news sports. anchor chris alvarez is live for us chase center and come on. give us a good pep. talk chris. first off. happy birthday dion that's the pep talk and hey, i wish you were here with me here at chase center. the warriors are happy to be back home not necessarily to play this game, but they ar

made _ expected in that envelope i think dion made the _ expected in that envelope i think dion made the right _ expected in that envelope i think dion made the right decision. - expected in that envelope i think i dion made the right decision. good to play safe. celtic won the scottish premiership on wednesday and today they'll get to lift the trophy after their final game of the season. the scoreline is adding to the party atmosphere at celtic park. they're leading 3—0 at half—time after 2 goals from kyogo furuhashi and one from david turnbull. elsewhere, rangers are 2—1 up against hearts and it's currently goalless between ross county and dundee united. it was victory in the world triathlon championship series for great britain's men and women's teams. in the men's, alex yee outsprinted new zealand's hayden wilde in the final straight to earn victory in a tightly fought contest. and, in the women's, georgia taylor—brown moved to the top of the event standings with her impressive victory, after passing leader maya kingma to open up a huge lead. there's more on the bbc sport

in san ramon, dion lim, abc7news. liz: california's gas price say -- set a new record high today, bad news for drivers wanting to leave this morning. san francisco came in at $6.35 per gallon, a record high for the city. in oakland, drivers are paying $6.22 per gallon. in the south bay, san jose travelers are seeing $6.23 per gallon. memorial day weekend is traditionally the start of the summer travel season. but with gas prices this high, the roads may not be as congested as they normally are. abc7news reporter tim johns talks to bay area travelers and tells us how costs are impacting their plans. tim the holiday weekend is now : in full swinging and people around the bay area are taking to both the roads and skies ahead of memorial day. >> numbers are going to be much higher than they were last year and much higher than the year before, but we do not expect it to be quite as busy as 2019. we are likely to see 2017 levels. tim: clint henderson is the managing editor of news for travel one site "the points guy." he sa

hey dion, what happens with a concert meets a wildfire prevention fair? will you get this the ember stop and a lot of families are leaving here today with a lot of information. a band brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here is really the number one. pause the ember stomp festival unique way to remind people that fire season is here with lots of expert advice on protecting property from wildfire missing the gutters as well. just keeping all combusting anything debris from gathering for making your home ember resistant to creating a fire smart yard with defensible space. so from zero. and that's the zone that we don't want any vegetation. this is probably one of the most at risk. the nation for regarding wildfires a reality check from central marin fire battalion chief todd lando. he says his drought conditions worsen the odds of a major wildfire increase by the week take this generation. we've sort of forgotten how at risk we are because we've been successful to this date

dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: we hope you will join us this afternoon for a special asian-pacific presentation. we are shining a light on the 25 million asian-american, native hawaiian and other pacific islanders living in the u.s. and their positive impact on the communities, politics and pop culture. people in the community are often asked where are you from? but regardless of their name or what they look like, we are all americans. don't miss "our america" at 2:30 p.m. on abc 7. still to come, relief is coming for millions of families suffering from the baby formula shortage. the critical shipment hours away. plus, a sweet treat for grads. when the class of 2022 can get a free krispy kreme doughnut. ♪ some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin now. 360why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? yes on h. because green thb, , and all-y starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automati

relevant to the niners dion. can you imagine like a newscaster draft and you're like coming out of college and going to a market like where am i going? and then they get the call and you put on a hat. well, wouldn't that be cool? yeah, that is if i get drafted because wouldn't you feel terrible if you didn't? oh, it can be undrafted in still make it oh, that would be awesome. we could have be a big spectacle we could have you know sponsored. yeah, we'll think about it chris. thanks. we're coming up a special day for one of the most celebrated streets in the nation next paying tribute to an iconic highway that helped change the way of life across america. want more from your vitamin brand? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... ...to the only 24-hour vitamin c... ...to heart-healthy support every day. get more with nature's bounty. ...to heart-healthy support every day. big milestone today for the highway that opened up the country to so many americans. route 66 is tur

i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. today last-minute shoppers flocked to bay area flower shops in hopes of getting something special for mom abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes joins us live from the newsroom with more on this. hey, there's zach. hey dion, so we got to run into lots of last-minute shoppers today and some extremely busy florists new research is showing people buying gifts like flowers from mother's day can expect to pay more this year, but most of the people we got to speak with say they're more than willing to spend that money on their loved ones. there's an entire list of things to get moms from others day. one thing that remains a forever staple this time of year is flowers, which makes for a big boost in revenue for local businesses who sell them to be honest with you is the most important weekend of the year. even more important than valentine's day and many people in san francisco rushing to local flower shops like this one to pick up a bouquet. flowers my mom and my son's mom, you know, just doing

and dion wrapping. things up steph curry was asked what would the most important stat in the box score was tonight? and he said 109 100. that's the final score kept it simple bingo or coming up tonight in sports with authority back to you. oh good one chris. thank you. we'll still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 tonight. how the legacy of harvey milk was remembered? and more details are coming out about the killing of a professional bicyclist from san francisco. what authorities think happened to the suspect in her murder. april: when i think about teacher appreciation day, i really think about all of the things teachers do that they think go unseen. rosy: my son's first grade teacher really made a difference. he went above and beyond. kiyoko: when a parent tells me that i've made a difference in their child's life, it means the world to me. terrence: when i think of my daughter's teachers, that's about as close to a superhero as you can be. announcer: because the california teachers association knows quality

in los angeles dion lim, abc 7 , news. liz: we hope you will join us this afternoon for a special asian-pacific presentation. we are shining a light on the 25 million asian-american, native hawaiian and other pacific islanders living in the u.s. and their positive impact on the communities, politics and pop culture. people in the community are often asked where are you from? but regardless of someone's name or what they look like we are , all americans. don't miss "our america" at 2:30 p.m. on abc 7. still to come, is it necessary or too extreme? we will get reaction from those in the bay area from nancy pelosi being barred from pelosi being barred from ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you know i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to

dion: thanks. chris alvarez now with a preview of sports i do have your worriers colors on. chris: the blue and yellow. happy belated birthday. coming up, the a's fly past the angels, and kevon looney, how good was he last night this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. i want to beat cancer. i'm going to beat it. that's no doubt in my mind, i'm going to win this battle. [male narrator] at the v foundation v is for victory over cancer. [narrator] 100 percent of donations fund game changing cancer research. donate now at v dot org. alvarez. chris: warriors center kevon looney has been an unsung hero, playing in all 82 regular-season games and the seventh your center came

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dion: an infectious disease specialist joined me today. she talked about the spike in covid cases but says there is still reason to have hope. >> unfortunately, it has to do with a very difficult variant. we have to remember where we were last year at this time. our cases are high, but hospitalization is staying low. that is immunity. high rates of acts and is asian -- vaccination. [indiscernible] >> the bay area facing another surge of the pandemic, has the highest covid infection rates in ca

dan and dion and it's all connected to our weather. so let's talk about that this area of low pressure is still producing the snow in the denver area, as you can see in the winter storm warnings also freeze warnings in effect. our windy weather. is blamed on that area of low pressure passing through and high pressure nearby . so in case you're wondering, we're all connected. alright winds are gusting right now. oh, 37 miles an hour. it's an onshore wind. 25 napa 20 in fairfield. those temperatures with the ocean temperature of 49 degrees. it's chilly in half moon bay 57 degrees inland areas . you're up into the low eighties, live views from our tower cameras and clearly you can see that we're enjoying blue skies but shaky views from sutro to volmer. here's a closer look from our sutro tower camera at a beautiful sky over san francisco. winds peaking at 73 miles an hour of st helena, knoxville creek, 65. you will notice many areas where between 34 51 miles an hour. the good news is the strongest winds are coming down. it's not as windy,

yeah dion, it always is. the nba playoffs continue tomorrow on abc seven. so does that warrior playoff run? they're getting ready for game one of the western conference semifinals series will be of great contrast , golden state has championship core with some key young players are moving along while memphis is emerging. intractable prove they belong to be among the nba's best grizzlies are coming off a six game first round playoff series, which they took out minnesota on friday night, while the warriors wrapped up five game series against denver on wednesday, so a little extra rest this time of the year for the warriors. never hurts. four days is kind of ideal. really so you you in theory, you get to keep your rhythm, but you have little time to prepare. we had a good practice today and now we'll fly out so we feel like we've had really ideal kind of prep time going into game one playoffs. it brings the opportunity where just who's gonna be the better team? um in this particular series, and we're excited about the opportunity. i was started on the road goin

dion dublin, kelly smith, we will hear from them a little later on. we are behind the scenes as preparations continue, on a weekend of fa cup football, the women's final on sunday and this famous stadium will be packed, and like two years ago, when the fa cup final was played behind closed doors because of covid—i9, there was a reduced crowd here last season, but it will be a full house. if liverpool fans hope they can make a double, they have a champions league final to come as well, still talk of a different quadruple, chelsea lost their last two fa cup finals in a row, but is there look about to turn? —— bella? on this pitch, they will need no reminding. liverpool picked up their first trophy of the season. this has been a challenging season for chelsea with brushes invasion of ukraine, to sanctions. —— russian's. of the abramovich era, they will be desperate to end the season on a high, and have so much torque having been on a liverpool and on this team and what the standard to achieve, but as i said at the start, there is history at pla

i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. it has been a violent weekend in the united states on saturday 10 people died in a mass shooting at a grocery store in buffalo new york investigators say it was driven by hate then this afternoon a shooting inside a southern california church left at least one person dead. and in milwaukee a playoff watch party for the bucks was canceled following a series of shootings that left 21 people injured. we begin with the developing news coming out of orange county and the church shooting. it happened this afternoon in laguna woods about an hour south of los angeles in addition to the one death and at least five other people injured as reporter elena gomez with our sister station in la tells us investigators are crediting some heroic churchgoers with stopping the gunman. yellow tape still blocks the entrance of the geneva presbyterian church has investigators still try to figure out why a gunman opened fire at a lunch event at this church. a lunch banquet at geneva presbyterian church ended

dion: my heart is still beating. at first, i did not think this day would be real. the invitation popped into my inbox saying on behalf of the president and the first lady, that they would like me to attend this heritage event at the white house. it was not until that reservation actually went real that i knew this day it was true. now, take a look at some video and photo i took from the rose garden today. there were 100 50 asian americans from across the country in attendance. here is after they know kim taking a selfie with me and congresswoman from new york, grace. elected leaders had to enter a lottery system to attend good to of the winners, san francisco city attorney david and assembly member evan. shortly after 4 p.m. eastern time, the first lady and ambassador catherine, the united states trade representative and the first asian woman to hold that title, and vice president and oakland noted, harris spoke. then the president himself spoke addressing the former secretary of transportation and san jose mayor. mr. biden spoke of their friendship and her legacy.

also in uvalde is national reporter dion hampton. and covering the justice department is nbc's julia ansly. the justice department is going to look into this. what should we expect? >> reporter: really what we should expect is a report to try to prevent a situation like this from happening again, not so much accountability for the officers involved this time around. this will be the justice department's office of community oriented policing. they are in charge of looking at best practices, training that should happen going forward. looking at whether or not there should be civil rights violations or any kind of criminal referral. this is really what is expected to be in the report. a lot of people asked about the timeline, because it's so -- people are desperate to get answers to the questions you laid out. it could be long, it could be weeks or months. what will matter is if the justice department applies more man power to this report and get the interviews that they need from law enforcement in order to get that report done as quic

both celine dion and abba celebrate major career milestones every may? >> yes, may. >> may is correct. that's because eurovision is held every may, and both celine and abba got their start at eurovision. >> i didn't know that. >> okay. >> question two, may or nay? the belmont stakes is run on the first saturday in may every year? >> i should know this. >> i'm going to say nay because the -- this has nothing to do with it but this is my thinking. the del mar fair is sometime in the summer, so sure. >> mona is correct. it's nay. that's because the kentucky derby is run. >> that's the first of the big three. the kentucky derby, belmont and then -- >> preakness. >> preakness. >> there you go. all right. may or nay? the month gets its name from the greek deity maya? >> nay. >> i'm going to say nay. >> it is may. it does. it's true. >> it is may, man. >> maya is associated with growth and birth. >> okay. >> she was atlas' -- >> these are really hard. i don't know. >> well, you're not doing so bad. may or nay, star trek day occurs on the 4th of may every year?

hi dion. good evening. everyone. we saw some drizzle move through the bay area even some measurable rain in parts like half moon bay and the higher elevations right now. we're seeing lots of cloud cover near the bay, but it's starting to clear from the north bay in napa. it's already clear and these clouds will start to push through overnight a live shot looking towards a bay bridge. so some low clouds overhead in san francisco is currently 56 oakland 58 mountain view 60 san jose still at 62 but half moon bay down to 54 degrees in this time. we're looking at the stockton conditions near sfo where winds have been pretty gusty santa rosa petaluma napa all in the mid-50s fairfield 57 concord 61 livermore 59 degrees check out the winds right now 31 miles per hour sfo 28 in san francisco. we'll see breezy to windy conditions tomorrow but more sunshine so that will allow sometime temperatures to warm up. we're looking from emeryville. this is the way heading towards the bay bridge so clouds will clear overnight tomorrow su

dion everyone tells me they are anxious to get to the food. when she said two minutes i had to go back to add a minute to my script. and really great to see all of the distinguished guests, carmen, phil, street workshop looks like a guest street for asian pacific america but i have my coordinated producer celina ramirez and jay dela cruz and lance louis here. when you get a chance go down and start booking guests, okay? anyway, just want to thank everybody for being here because even though i'm receiving an award, i had a lot of people come up and say how much they enjoyed the show and it just reminded me how at one time trying to start a show about asian american and pacific islander issues was not seen as something that even the community would watch and after almost 8 years we have proven them wrong and i want to thank all of you for being a part of that. [applause] >> it really is something that we can be so proud of at nbc bay area. i want to also think nbc bay area for supporting the show as well as helping me create it along with lance

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. >> reporter: dion lost his brother. >> now i have no brother. he's got no father is. that fair? >> reporter: this community lost an 86-year-old mother of a retired fire commissioner and the life of a police officer who was retired, working as a security guard. >> i can't say enough about our retired fellow colleague, aaron salter, who confronted this individual to save the lives of others. may he rest in peace. >> reporter: the suspect is in custody on suicide watch after pleading not guilty to a murder charge. police say so far the investigation shows he acted alone. kevin rincon, cbs news, buffalo, new york. >>> president biden announced he and the first lady will travel to buffalo on tuesday. >> leaders from bay area mosques say somebody is targeting their houses of worship and stealing money from donation boxes after the holy month of ramadan. shawn chitnis has that story. >> reporter: leaders at this mosque tell us they recognize the suspect. they say he's familiar with the layout of the building, and knew when and where to go to steal from their donation boxes. >> we didn'

his mother, adriana reyes, spoke to nbc news dion hampton on the phone, and said quote, i am very upset about everything. a lot of stuff has happened, but right now i don't feel good. joining me now, nbc news national reporter jeanne upton. diane, what can you tell us about the shooter's family, how they are responding to all of this? yeah, one of the two or three people who is actually able to reach the mother of the shooter. and she just told me that she was very upset about this, when i was talking to her over the phone. and i said what are your thoughts, was there any type of, was there any way that you knew in the weeks or maybe even a month ago that something like this would happen? she told me that she didn't. i said were there any warning signs, or anything something similar to that that could give any kind of inclination that her son could maybe do such a horrific sort of attack, and she said no. she was down in the hospital in san antonio because she was, you know obviously the son had shot the grandmother in the face. so she was visiting she was talking to me from down there,

anchor dion limb discovered that isn't just a way for two neighborhoods to case good food. it was a show of solidarity and rebirth after several tough years. it was a celebration of food and cultures of san francisco's north beach and chinatown. professed kicked off asian-american pacific islander heritage model. we're almost 30 restaurants from both neighborhoods came together. thank you you to showcase their specialties. this is our jam. pasta, it's with fresh. pesto that we make. it's an agave pesto with toasted pine nuts a little bit of durrati tomatoes are imported from italy and then of course shape parmigiano-re. is one of my favorites it was a way for the community to learn something new like dumpling making and try new cuisines. it's really fun because i probably wouldn't have gone to all these different restaurants. otherwise the supported by the office of economic workforce development and the chinatown community development center among others was proof both neighborhoods were back in business after a tough few years businesses are just trying to get back up on

i've got dion hampton tracking all this. dion, thanks for joining me. you've been doing some incredible reporting my friend. we appreciate you bringing this to us. i want to start first with this investigation, this timeline. the one hour plus from the first 9-1-1 call that came in at 11:30 am, a crashes happened, a man's arm, when the shooter was neutralized, one hour and 20 minutes later, the first 9-1-1 call coming in with -- at 12:03 pm, 47 minutes later the shooter was neutralized. what are we learning about all? this >> well it just took too long for police to act and engage the suspect. normally, after the columbine shooting in 1999, it would be that the first five or six police officers who get to the scene, would actually go inside the school, and try to neutralize the suspect. and >> no matter what? no matter what they have on their. personnel matter how many people are with them? >> correct. and then things start to change over the years to even the got to the point where it is now. even if there's just one officer, who every arrived on the s

so i said i wrote a column about dion and december and i said i wish my alma mater duke had hired him instead of just another white assistant coach. i'm kind of thinking prime time at duke. i think it'd be great. that's your school john. would that work? would that fit? i think it would because look the the kids who to the basketball games. also go to foot some of them go to football games. not that many because the football team so bad. i think they would love deion sanders, especially if you want. and by the way, i don't know how well, you know deon, but i got i got to know him very well when i did my book on the baltimore ravens in 2004 because he was there. and i'm telling you he can take over any room he's in. he because he's got that personality but also because he's so -- smart. deion sanders coaching at duke would have to be your next book. it would have to be if that happened. i would be there absolutely. question here, john. can we find a path to equity in head coaching positions without dealing with the lingering perception that black athletes are successful because they're

i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream. well, the ntsb is investigating the crash with crews on the scene through the weekend abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. just got an update from federal. investigators just minutes ago and joins us live cornell. down that plane crashing just several hundred yards away from the golden gate bridge two people on board who lost their lives have not yet been identified but investigators are trying to figure out if fog played a part in this deadly crash. i didn't even know about estate truth. i was coming up the hill and saw the plane sticking into the side and new immediately was bad news cyclists in the marin headlands were taking in views of the golden gate, but this hillside plane crash stopped many in their tracks. yeah. really sad it looks like straight out of a movie national transportation safety board investigators for examining the charred wreckage of the plane where a pilot and passenger died officials. say the experimental single-engine bands rv-10 aircraft crashed on this rid

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