was arrested since she's been a runaway for almost a year now. within hours that sweet relief of knowing where their daughter is turned into panic once they were alerted she escaped from the chp offers where she was being booked. >> i just don't understand how she got away. that's totally misty fight me. >> reporter: the california highway says they were working on booking a teenage girl into juvenile hall for stealing a car and giving a false name when she slipped from her handcuffs and got away. >> you got outsmarted by a 16-year-old. i hate to say it like that but it's true. >> reporter: the family has identified the girl as 16-year-old elita elie orton yeah. her stepmom says officers brought her to their hayward home at 3:00 a.m. this morning. the girl had given officers a false name and they needed the family to identify her. >> she was in shock. i was telling her in spanish what are you thinking, what are you doing? if you're watching tonight turn yourself in and face the consequences. on fifth and cherry they say two graupzoups were involved in a gun battle and the kid was caught in the cross fire. his current condition is unknown. they're looking for at least five spuspects. and a san mateo business was targeted twice. jean what's the catch here? >> reporter: the owner of the atlas skate shop here in san mateo, wanted to install a roll up security door but this is a historic building so no bars are allowed outside. and you can see why he wants additional security not just one broken window two. and security video shows them breaking the door. once inside they swiped clothes. the shop owner boarded up the door and then on the 20th -- >> that's the brick going in and then he has to kick in more glass. >> reporter: and then break in a second time again, stealing clothes. >> to know someone's break in nonstop kind of sucks. >> it was frustrateing because i know how hard local shops work and shops like this actually help invest locally and they sponsor young kids. >> reporter: the owner of atlas doesn't want to talk on camera but he isn't allowed to install a roll up security door. he's hoping someone recognizes the suspect. they would like to see more cameras in downtown san mateo, cameras that may have caught the license plate on the blue hatch back. >> it's safer for us too. so if something ges down it can be recorded. >> this conversation about additional security cameras downtown is expected to continue. in the mean time atlas is offering a reward that leads to convictions in this case. >> thank you, jean. this is another video of a spree that has people on edge. the two separate robberies around the brent wood shopping center and in another one in antiog. and in each karks theycase, they got away. well his parents just want him home, search crews are preparing for another day to look for a south bay teenager. he went to his classes in cupertino and then disappeared. today a steady flow of volunteers showed up to help look for him. they spent part of the day going door to door. conor's parents say his disappearance is odd. right now he's being classified as a run away with suspicious circumstances. it could impact nearly every student in california. the highly controversial mandatory vaccination bill passed another hurdle. it passed through a state education committee but not before getting key amendments. they put in thing that would allow kids who designed to enroll rr in group schools. parents opposed to vaccinations are promising to keep fighting even if that means taking the battle to court. another night of torture at at&t park but for barry bonds convikds over conviction overturned. this was a big victory for bonds. >> reporter: it was. we've been covering it since 2003. the dodger fans didn't want to admit that they care about barry bonds but the giants fans did. and what does this mean for a possible walk in to the hall of fame? giants fans rooting for the world champions in the house that bear barry built. they're excited that the legal challenges might finally be over. >> it's the justice system but i'm always happy for berry bonds. >> reporter: in a statement, bonds wrote, i'm excited about what the future holds for me as i embark on the next chapter. dennis reareden who was part of bonds's legal team says that the fans are ready. >> there will be debates about his place in history, but one thing is settled, he never engaged in illegal activity. >> reporter: in many people's eyes he's been label adcheater. and it was his connection to this guy that put bonds in a 12 year legal struggle. >> i don't know it didn't meet the standard you have to draw the line in the sand somewhere. i believe he's a great baseball player that deserves to be in the hall of fame. >> you're not going to convince this daurjodger fan that he wasn't on some -- >> i think it is his tick toot the hall of fame. barry bonds most homeruns ever are you kidding me he has a lock on the hall of fame. >> reporter: no reaction from the giants organization. reporting live in san francisco. still ahead, how a bay area woman woman's simple gesture touches the hearts of officers around the country. and amazon's new plan to deliver the packages to the trunk of your car. and how a gadget could be a better way of conserving water. and some drastically different weather expected this weekend. and keep rainfall coming for your weekend forecast. we'll have details on how . it was an all out hunt by two police departments but they weren't searching for anyone who broke the law, instead it was a search for a bay area woman who said thank you. a police officer returned his cruiser to find this letter and it said we lost an asetto an amazing team. thank you for risking your life every day for my safety. they went to social media to try to find her and thank her. they finally reached lorn talbert. she said she just wanted to let officers know their work and sacrifice is appreciated. >> i was about to drive away and you know when something prompts you and you can't explain it and you're overcome and you're like i should just say something a lot of people don't and i was just like i'm going to do it and say something and said a prayer for him and drove away. >> very sweet. we skyped with her earlier tonight. a friend showed her the denver police's facebook post about her letter. a pilot make as snap decision to put a commuter train into a nose dive after passengers started to feel sick. shortly after take off, passengers started to feel dizzy. >> they dadeid a rapid descent because the captain said all the symptoms led him to believe it was a lack of cabin pressure. so he dropped us down real quick. >> it was an extreme maneuver used to increase oxygen in the cabin. they said they didn't find anything that would have caused the cabin to lose air pressure so now they're trying to find out what would have made the passengers sick. amazon is testing out a new service in germany. when they buy something online they can select this new option and tell the delivery comp wraenany where their car will be and it is delivered to their trunk. right now, it's only available for audi but more are expected soon. and the apple watch is expected some orders sooner than expected. however, a spokesperson with apple warns that some preorder customers could still face a four to six week wait for those coveted watches. and an east bay company is offering a way to conserve water. >> they explain why more tech companies may start focusing on drought solutions. >> reporter: oakland based eden has developed a device to help you track how much moisture is in your soil. it will set you back about 400 bucks. >> you can view what's going on in your soil from anywhere in the world. >> reporter: can tell you which plants will grow best in the soil and it tells you if it's too dry or wet and works for lawns as well. >> you can view over the day, week, or month and the system will let you know if you've over whatered it. >> he said large farms have contacted him as well. >> they can see that a certain block of their field isn't getting enough water and adjust their irrigation system. >> one thing we know is that temperature is going to continue to rise. >> reporter: and this man thinks it's the next solution. >> i do think it's a quite a good industry. >> reporter: it will be sold at home depos nation wide by midmay. in oakland, ian. >> i know exactly what to get you for father's day. >> i can't wait to get one of those. >> jeff you got to get one, he's a gardner. we'll split it. that works. and we're going to get a lot of help for those gardens and lawns. it's looking more and more likely that the storm system will be impacting us by the weekend. i know if you have weekend plans, it may be crush on you, but we need that water so bad. and south bay, 56 more mid-50s throughout the east bay. and we have fog in san francisco, but not nearly as thick as it was 24 hours ago. if you missed our update at 10:00, we have more here. and just watch out here for the peninsula and san francisco for that early fog and then eventually, by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning, the sun will come out. and 73 degrees in san jose but another cool one in the coast line. pacif cu 59 degrees. palo alto looking good. and if you're heading out to at&t park for the giants and dodgers again, take the jacket but you'll also need the sunglasses as well. and for the east bay we have 74 in nap a. and let's advance it to the wet weather changes. it is all of a sudden happening today. four of the major forecast models all today decided we would get rainfall for the upcoming weekend. we're a little cautious because we haven't seen anything leading up to this point. and you can see rainfall to the north in and around santa rosa but it's going to be an early morning event the way it looks right now. and showers by 2:30 saturday morning p morning. and then as we head throughout 9:00 in the morning may still have lingering showers and then eventually, by the noon hour on saturday, we begin to clear out. so, saturday morning, any plans, prepare for that possibility of rainfall. as far as estimated totals go you can see the monitors are still trying to figure this out. it's going to take another day for it to iron out all of the details but right now, we're good for at least 5/7ths of an inch. and by sunday we'll clear out with temperatures in the low 70s and by monday 77. and on the sierra snow fall it looks like it's going to happen. and maybe on saturday, 2 to 4 inches. >> where did all this rain and snow come from? >> i know we need it. >> still ahead, dead heads, good news. a new twist to see the grateful dead. >> and we have jimmy. >> russell crowe is my guest tonight. the grateful dead is gearing up for a very big good bye at levi stadium this summer. today, the streaming service live alliance announced they will stream the fair well concert. and the band has said these will be their final performances and the performances are expected to draw hundreds of thousands of dead heads. a time lapse video from sidney australia, shows water over taking a train station. now, watch, it's been pummelling for days now. and trapped some drivers in and in some cases, on top of their cars. and how do you get out of a slump? ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. good evening. and as expected. they didn't disappoint in game two of the dodgers right here on nbc bay area. kershaw gave up two runs in six innings after just two hits. and a pinch hitter alex had a two-run shot to left and bum bumgarner would be done for the night. and he'll rip a shot to left. and then runs into third base coach. it could have been called out due to interference but the umpdidn't see it. and a chance to sweep the series tomorrow. >> i think it's just maybe turning a page or maybe kind of starting to get things going. i personally feel that we were just one hit away, seemingly, in the ball games we were losing so it just kind of seemed like we're getting it now. the ball kind of bounced a couple of times in our way and that benefitted us. >> oakland a little hungry after the beat down. and bottom third, 1-1 game. and two outs and the a's eventually get out of the inning. and billy butler crushing the two-run bomb. his second homer in two nights. and sunny is still working. gave up two hits 1 run and a's go on to win easily 9-2. and we mentioned earlier that the court has overturned the conviction of barry bonds. and if in new orleans, tomorrow night. and boarding their delta charter this morning. clay thompson jogging up the steps with youthful playoff excitement. next stop, the big easy and next stop the pelicans. >> our guys like the challenge of being the road feeling the opposing crowd. there's a different energy that it's us against the world type thing. >> they have been very very good on the road in the regular season. that's it for sports recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2015 cla. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. . okay. it's not for the faint of heart or if you're afraid of heights. but the longest sky walk opens this weekend. it is 85 feet long 15 feet longer than the grand canyon sky walk. only 30 people will be able to walk over it at time. i love it. >> you like stuff like that. >> i would do it in a heart beat. >> any 30 people? is there a weight restriction? we have to ask some tough questions. >> how is it looking in the morning? sunny skies in san jose and increased sunshine in san francisco and of covers, the chance of rain on saturday. ♪ >> 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 -- russell crowe,