but someone decided to be irresponsible and get behind the wheel of a car. then take my son's life. >> a promising young man's life cut short, killed by a runway driving driver on highway 17. tonight, his mom shares her grief. a native son of oakland, damien lillard, about to take on his hometown team. why some occluders are divided. we are tracking a spring storm tonight. when you can expect the rain. good evening. >> tonight, and uber driver in allen county is under arrest, accused of kidnapping female passengers. joe vasquez is live in berkeley with more on the story tonight, joe? >> hi ken, we are talking about two separate incidents. in the first, at 5:30 in the morning, on may 2, a woman says she summoned and uber with her cell phone but the driver refused to take her where she wanted to go. berkeley police say the driver gabriel amari took his fair, a woman in the 20s, told her he would take her to his room before he took her to work. police say he prevented her from using her phone and refused to let her get out of the car. as they reach this intersection, the victim decided she had to act quickly. she opened the door and jumped out of the car as it was still moving. at that point, police say, the driver sped his car up to try to keep her inside. she managed to escape and ran to the chevron for help. >> she was very scared. all she wanted to do was hide. >> reporter: the chevron manager told me tonight he let the victim shelter inside. her knees and hands were very scraped up and she was very upset. >> she said somebody chasing me a set of go ahead and sit down. >> reporter: later, he picked up another uber driver the summer teenage girl. according to court records, amari touched that girl on her thigh, locked the doors and refused to let her out of the car and only ended up releasing her when she threatened to break the windows. amari is now in jail. he confessed to kidnapping the first victim saying he wanted to have sex with her but police say he is denying the second incident with the teenage girl. a spokesperson for uber says kpnx , quote, what the writers reported is deeply traveling. we remove the drivers access to the app and stand ready to assist police in their litigation. >> the manager here at the chevron tells me that the victim told him that as the driver was speeding up and driving erratically and refusing to let her out, she made up her mind, she had to get out of that car before something awful happened. reporting live in berkeley, joe vasquez, kpnx. sunsetting on dry weather and there is rain on the way. let's get over to chief meteorologist paul deanna for the timeline, paul? >> it is happening this week. we are watching a potent storm moved towards the bay area tonight it will arrive on wednesday. the radar cleared tonight, clear tomorrow, wednesday with the size of the storm, with something we could see january, february, march, is typical in the month of may, a web pattern returning not only for us but the entire west coast from seattle all the way south to san diego. tomorrow, the change will be not as warm, not as sunny, but still dry. lunchtime we are cloudy, cloudy and dry throughout the day. it is wednesday, late morning into the early afternoon when the first drops of rain will arrive. steady soaking rain followed soon thereafter. we will talk about how much rain you expect and how that compares what we get for the entire month of may coming up. thanks paul. >> tonight, playoff mania, sharks, warriors, and we have team coverage. >> was begin with kpnx christian ayers with more on the deep ties to oakland, hitting the court at oracle tonight but with the trailblazers, cristin? >> tomorrow's matchup between the warriors and the portland trail blazers will really be a tale of the town versus the town. oakland's hometown team, versus an oakland native son, damien lillard. >> for weeks, you couldn't miss it. was a familiar face, damien lillard, promising oakland, the town he grew up in, that he would not sell out. despite a thing it is a storybook moment, this being the last year playing in oakland. >> reporter: the point guard for the trailblazers grew up in east oakland's brookfield village. he comes back every year to serve a community picnic and hand out school supplies. >> stop, you just did it again. >> reporter: at oakland high, you can't walk into the gymnasium without seeing his face plastered on every wall. in his old coach cannot wait to see his former player take on the home team. >> oakland versus oakland, this will be fun. orlando watkins says his story is inspiring the students 11 years after he graduated. >> he is an integral part of oakland high and oakland itself. >> reporter: it is no surprise that their loyalties are divided. >> i want him to win just because he's never been in this situation for the playoffs and playing in his home town. >> reporter: a lot of kids like the warriors, but a lot of kids like damien lillard more. he's been in the gym and talked about school and talk to them about grades. >> reporter: as for the billboard, student cited is a case of trolling that occluders won't mind. spiders and oakland narrows that, you know what i mean they are still supporting it. that's why they've been down. >> reporter: warriors face-off against the trail blazers tomorrow here at oracle arena. tipoff is at 6:00. in oakland, cristin ayers, kpnx. another playoff team in the mix right now let's talk sharks. maria medina is live outside the shark tank. maria, they put up a pretty good fight tonight. >> a pretty good fight, but they just could not pull it. the blues beat the sharks 4-2, certainly not what fans expected, but he did not shatter their faith in the team. >> reporter: the matchup between the sharks and blues left team teal fans disappointed. but definitely not discouraged. >> they always respond, after they lose at home to go on the road and handle business. home field is back on our court. >> i'm frustrated like my dad, but you know, they are my team. >> reporter: shark fans packed the shark tank tonight for game two of the western conference finals coming out as always in full force to show their support. >> this is the role we have here. >> reporter: the premier loyalty everyday all over san jose. >> inside it will be a spicy sandwich with cucumber. >> reporter: one of the most popular roles on the menu is the big lebowski named after sharks captain joe pavel ski. not just because restaurant owner captains or fans, because he is one of their customers. this budget is a funny story about five or six years ago, i thought joe pavel ski and his wife will come in here dan became pretty fond, she's the owners of the kind of collaborated on what he orders and i think they named a roll after him. >> reporter: although the rest of the team could not take home a win tonight, there is no doubt the fans believe this is their year for the stanley cup. now it is up to the sharks to deliver. >> i was born in 91, when the sharks were established, so i have a deep connection to them i think you could say. >> reporter: awesome, you've been rooting for them as long as you can remember? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you think they will take it all the way this year? >> forever. >> reporter: a lot of diehard fans. game three is this wednesday in st. louis. can they make it to the final round? the last time they did was in the 2015-16 season, ken. >> everyone needs to just calm down, tied up 1-1. let the show begin. thank you maria. still had, sports director dennis o'donnell live in the shark tank with some locker room reactions. plus, tomorrow's warriors game is also a battle of the brothers. the curries face-off in a history making showdown. what steph had to say about little brother seth, we'll have that tonight. new tonight for the first time, we are hearing from the mother of a high school football player from alameda county. killed by a suspected drunk driver. ondrea borba was at the vigil tonight. >> reporter: a crowd of several hundred showed up to washington high school in fremont to remember rolando canalis, and hear his mother deliver a strong message. >> i will never ever be able to tell celebrate mother's day again with my son. instead, i have to plan a funeral for my son. >> reporter: with tears abased in candlelight, the grief over orlando's death was real and palpable on the grass. as his football jersey hung from the podium. >> he was so looking forward to graduating and able to get his license. but, that fell short because somebody decided to be irresponsible and get behind the wheel of a car and take my son's life. this data should be accountable to someone is marred by loss, armando sanchez was hit by a car on highway southbound 17. chp says the driver, 28-year- old ashley marie oliver was drunk and driving the wrong way north in the southbound lane. near the summit where the crash happened. armando was not wearing a seatbelt, and was killed. leaving his mother tina alone on mother's day. >> >> reporter: armando's friend went to class revise red from grief. this budget is crazy to see that he is gone. i got the call at 2:00 in the morning and i was heartbroken. i thought it was a prank at first. >> reporter: armando played jv football and headed job at taco bell for the summer for the sole purpose of helping out his mom. he was raising him alone. >> he was always like i need to do this for my mom, i need to support my mom. he was so happy she had a job lined up. >> reporter: in fremont, ondrea borba, kpnx 5. distracts a woman accused of causing the crash, ashley marie oliver of san jose is being held on suspicion of felony dui and felony manslaughter. right now police are looking for suspects in an officer involved shooting. a lot of people arrived home tonight and found police all over the neighborhood. the shooting happened this afternoon on capitola street. the suspect were last seen fleeing the area in a vehicle, no officers or residents were injured. interviews connection with this they won't say what led up to the shooting. now to the latest on the college admission scheme, actress felicity huffman is facing jail time tonight after pleading guilty. the former desperate housewives and store broke to starbuck down as she admitted to the judge she paid $15,000 to have a proctor corrected the answers on her daughter's college entrance exam. in a statement, the actress said quote, my daughter knew nothing about my actions, this transgression towards her and the public i will carry for the rest of my life. felicity huffman is facing guidelines of four months. the judge has every right and ability to give her less than that, including probation and community service. >> reporter: meanwhile, actress lori laughlin and her husband are planning to fight the accusations that they paid half $1 million to get their daughters into usc. roundup ruling, hear from a livermore couple just awarded $2 billion after they say the weed killer gave them cancer. >> inmates, deputies and the canine officers attended a northern california jail. the mysterious substance that blocks them all out. and, a woman jumped out of the blue and beaten to death with an electric scooter ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ a multibillion-dollar victory for -- more on the decision and what the couple has to say about all that money. >> liz and ken, this jury deliberated for less than two days before reaching a verdict. in addition to the $2 billion in punitive damages, this couple will get an additional $55 million for pain and suffering and to cover medical expenses. his budgets changed our lives forever. we can't do the things we used to be able to do, and we really resent monsanto for that fact. >> reporter: alberta and her husband alva believe they have both developed non-hodgkin's lymphoma after using roundup for nearly 30 years. >> i reach for roundup extended control. >> reporter: after seeing ads on tv, they say they used it once a week nine months out of the year of four properties they own, without any protective gear. >> we wish that monsanto had warned us ahead of time about the dangers of using monsanto. >> reporter: the verdict stated that punitive damages were for malice, oppression, or fraud. on monsanto's part. >> monsanto keeps denying that it causes cancer. and these two fine people here are casualties in that deception. this is going to continue, until monsanto and now bayer takes responsibility for its product. >> reporter: both of the two are in remission. >> $21,000 worth of medicine each mother she dies. >> reporter: the couple herbs the verdict will force the company to change its behavior. >> i have no concept of what i million dollars is. i am sure monsanto has an idea, but, it is just so much more money than i could have imagined. >> reporter: bayer, which owned monsanto released a statement claiming the couple had long histories of illness is known to be substantial risk factors for non-hodgkin's lymphoma. it also added that the verdict directly conflict with the epa's review of the active ingredient in the product. bayer says it will appeal this verdict. elizabeth? >> thank you. tonight, a team of investigators with the ntsb is heading to alaska to investigate a deadly flood plane crash. two planes collided in midair near ketchikan, a popular tourist destination. both were sightseeing aircraft carrying cruiseship passengers. four people were killed. the coast guard says they plan to search through the night for two others still missing. 10 people were hospitalized, all are in fair or good conditions. tonight, north korea is demanding the return of a cargo ship seized by the u.s. u.s. intercepted the ship over the weekend, saying that it was carrying band coal exports. now the foreign ministry is calling the seizure, quote, a lawful robbery. it is also accusing the united states of betraying the spirit of a summit agreement on improving bilateral ties. it could be another rough ride on wall street tomorrow as well. right now markets in asia are down as the trade dispute between the u.s. and china continues to escalate. the dow fell 617 points today, the worst single day performance since january. china today retaliated against president trump's new tariffs by raising their own, which will hurt americans trying to sell goods in china. talks between the two companies broke down last week. you can join michelle grigor, kenny choi, and our morning team, for the latest on this developing story, starting at 4:30. new tonight, more than a dozen people from a jail near sacramento are in the hospital after exposure to some sort of drug. it happened at the south plaster jail in roseville. according to the local sheriff's office, and inmate was, quote, showing altered levels of consciousness. for inmates, eight deputies, and the k-9 officer had multiple symptoms. there were disoriented, dizzy, and slow to respond to questions. the hazmat team trying to find the source, investigators initially thought the victims were exposed to fentanyl. now they are calling it an unknown substance. in southern california, a person of interest is in custody after a woman was viciously beaten to death with one of those electric scooters. police say she was walking in long beach when she jumped out of the blue. a bystander saw what was going on, and tried to intervene. grabbed a nearby scooter on the law and kept hitting her with it. she says police took her home, security video which captured the attack. >> they saw him kicking on her, and then, she fell down and he went and got the scooter and started beating her in the head. >> security cameras later caught this man entering a convenience store. the police arrested him and tonight, they are calling him a person of interest. coast guard crewmembers trying to lift in and out of the water, he was separated from his kayak in bodega bay yesterday afternoon it had to be rescued. he says the man was taking his crab pots near the jetty when wind kicked up and blew that kayak further offshore. the man was examined on shore and then taken to the hospital. >> not much of a sign of the pattern changing our weather coming tonight but trust me it will be raining on wednesday, it is raining on thursday perhaps saturday and sunday as well. mid-may, four days of rain in the next seven days. census 54 only dropping one more degree. pretty cloudy making it down to san jose, napa 49, concord 52. so, for the entire month of may, we average 7/10 of an inch of rainfall, it's one of our drier months. our rainfall prediction just for wednesday and thursday is three quarters of an inch of rain or more than we averaged for the entire month of may. it's a low bar but we will cross that bar this week. pollen count, these are happy numbers if you suffer from allergies, look at thursday's number, less than a one on a 1 to 12 scale. it is going to be basically washing the atmosphere in the air that we breathe is clean as we have rain coming wednesday and thursday. big storm up in the gulf of alaska dragging affronts through northern california over the next 20 hours, the change for you and us is cloud cover. we will not see rain tomorrow, cloudy out through the day, staying to the north wednesday morning. rain arrives in the north bay wednesday evening, that is a steady soaking rain from top to bottom. in the bay area. moderate rain at times, 10:00 on wednesday evening through thursday morning, wednesday and thursday added together, half of an inch to an inch of rain to the peninsula, south bay east bay double those numbers, that's to come in only two days. tomorrow we are cloudy and cooler, vallejo concord 70, 72 oakland 66, san francisco 66 degrees. forecast is wet and late wednesday, the arrangements will continue into thursday. we do dry out for a day on friday. scattered showers are possible on saturday and sunday. then we dry out early next week. you can wake up with our team, mary lee and emily turner on the latest on weather and traffic more on this incoming rainfall starting at 4:30. rain arriving on wednesday, that your forecast. >> thank you. meditation and inspiration, man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. tonight, warriors of star clay thompson revealing his pregame strategy. >> trying to put on a classical pandora or some natures sounds. i can't listen to light rap or hip-hop because i get distracted. it's good traffic for me. >> thompson says he visualized each shot and where he's headed next on the court. he's heard of doing all this after hearing from a teammate, that tiger woods imagines every swing he takes. >> a little meditation goes a long way. dennis o'donnell is a big meditator, he uses it all the time. >> he's a zen master. >> i was just thinking, maybe that's the sharks answer for the second game of every serious. it's the second ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ welcome back, the sharks this postseason have yet to lose the opening game of the series. it's the second game that's been the problem for san jose. bruce perigee and the shark tank out of their mind as they open addressing the doors, early second period, ryan o'reilly features vince done, scoring st. louis but then, listing on a power play. logan pitcher gets the steel, beats the defender, and that's the goal. sharks down to-1. two minutes after that, san jose takes the puck away leading to another goal by who else. prichard leaves the -- nhl with two goals this season. robert scores his first career playoff goal and the blue sleep 3-2. the unlikely hero, sam scored three minutes of the game. putting the game on ours. 4-2 to tie the game is peace. with game two at home. >> i don't think we played to our capabilities in a while. we haven't played our best hockey since that vegas series. it's discouraging, it's frustrating because we are going to need everyone here if we want to beat these guys. >> you agree with that assessment? >> i don't, we played a very good colorado team and took apart calgary. so, i don't agree with that. >> now the other bay area conference final, the warriors open their 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