happening at famous dave s in san jose and the proceeds will go to help the officer s family. reporting live, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. robert handa is also with us. what s what stood out for you? well, there were testimonial stories. the string running through it all was love, affection and heartache. the sap center memorial was filled with officers and the public all sharing a good-bye and a thank you. i d like to think that we re not here to remember one tragic day. but, rather, the life of a man who touched so many people. reporter: stories of his numerous skills. he was known as the cat man. he always made jokes. i m built for torque. i m built for power. reporter: his father praised his son s dedication. april and the boys, all in. basketball, all in. riding motorcycles, all in. music, all in. his passion for protective and defending the citizens of san jose, totally all in. reporter: another moving moment, in a police academy video recalling
but our first story involves two people doing something nice for each other. christine boshen and taliha bomani are at first glance as different as can be, different races, very different backgrounds. but what they see in each other are all the ways in which they are similar. the most important of which, a desire to help others. garvin: christine boshen says she s not a religious person, though she does believe in a higher power. which explains why after finishing her commute to her job in oakland one day last december, christine wasn t at all fazed by what happened next. christine: i was at work and i got this real quiet voice inside my head that said, you need to take a walk. and i was like, okay, right now? yes, you need to take a walk. garvin: christine says she now knows it wasn t fresh air she was meant to get. there was a person she was meant to meet. christine: so then i see this woman in front of me. taliha bomani: good morning. garvin: taliha bomani is a fixtur
but our first story involves two people doing something nice for each other. christine boshen and taliha bomani are at first glance as different as can be, different races, very different backgrounds. but what they see in each other are all the ways in which they are similar. the most important of which, a desire to help others. garvin: christine boshen says she s not a religious person, though she does believe in a higher power. which explains why after finishing her commute to her job in oakland one day last december, christine wasn t at all fazed by what happened next. christine: i was at work and i got this real quiet voice inside my head that said, you need to take a walk. and i was like, okay, right now? yes, you need to take a walk. garvin: christine says she now knows it wasn t fresh air she was meant to get. there was a person she was meant to meet. christine: so then i see this woman in front of me. taliha bomani: good morning. garvin: taliha bomani is a fixtur
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