live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> tonight new details in the death of a prominent san francisco attorney. the man under arrest her relative. good evening. >> attorney marlo sdamora was found stabbed to death in her home. >> reporter: well brian marla's friend and family who stopped by her home to pay tribute told us that marla was a compassionate person and they say that's what she was trying to do for her great nephew. >> she was a good mother and a great friend to her and i can't belief it happened to her. >> reporter: marla zamora's apartment doorway now filled with flowers and a memorial. >> reporter: marla's friends and colleagues still in shock as investigators work to figure out why. >> she was vital, brave, strong, amazing person and she -- she can't be defined by the way she died. >> reporter: san francisco police found the former public defender stabbed to death at her home yesterday morning. her belongings taken away as pieces of evidence and police have one man in custody. 20-year-old anglo sdamora. rodney was one of marla's friends. >> he would be in his back room every so often maybe once or twice. he'd come into just the kitchenen and maybe chat a little bit with marla and go back. >> reporter: her friends say anglo was marla's great nephew. >> when he was in need she would be there. >> reporter: because they say that's the kind of person marla was. >> she would do anything for somebody who was young and who needed help. >> she allowed people to stay at her home when they didn't have anywhere to go from the juvenile kids that she used to defend to friends and interns that she used to work with. >> reporter: police have still not officially commented on the relationship between marla and anglo and her friends say they still don't know why this happened. so again the motive in this case is still a mystery. reporting live in san francisco kpix 5. burglars are targeting an up scale community. kpix 5 doll line on the spike in crime in danville and the plan put in place to catch the thiefs. >> reporter: an upset danville woman gets her husband for backup the suspect opens the door and runs off. the woman chases after him. it happened thursday night. the victims said the young man kicked open the garage door to steal tools. earlier that day in the same danville neighborhood police arrested a different man after he broke into a house on western star place. the family tells me the burglar came in through this fence and kicked open the door. an alerted neighbor called 911. officer tyler nelson and his k-9 ronnie found the suspect nearby. >> one of his shoes came off. so my dog was able to smell his shoe, gain his scent and we tracked him from there. >> he was underneath the card board box right here and the k-9 was able to follow the track. >> reporter: danville police say there's been a spike in home burglaries. the chief and the mayor called a town hall meeting to talk about crime prevention. asking the city to approve the installation of license plate reading cameras. >> we're going to strategically place them in points around time so it would be difficult to commit a crime in danville and then leave danville without passing one of the cameras. >> and danville police hope to have those license plate readers in place by the end of this year. we have just learned the fed exdriver suspected of hitting a chp officer is in the area and has been charged with a dui. he was struck along highway 50 in sacramento early this morning. he is seriously hurt but is expected to be okay. ramirez is from san lorenzo. tonight protesters calling for the firing of san francisco's police chief has officially ended their hunger strike. and that is where the people who called themselves the frisco 5 were taken yesterday at the recommendation of doctors. they had camped auto for 16 days in front of the mission police station upset about a string of deadly shootings by officers. >> these strikers have taken on a tremendous sacrifice physically. they physically elm body the pain people feel in their own heart and we hope eventually that will have an impact on the mayor's heart as well. >> last night 33 people were arrested among about 200 who rampaged through city hall in support of that hunger strike. everyone who was arrested has since been released. well the rain might be partly to blame for a crash that killed a south bay teenager today. the 17-year-old from saratoga died. the roads were wet at the time and it looks like the young driver was going too fast for the conditions. after a fire the neighbor of the building on telegraph spotted the smoke just after 6:00 this morning. about a half dozen units are damaged there. the rest are all right but power and gas is shut off but nobody was hurt. well the rain certainly didn't keep bay area sports fans at home. especially since two of our teams are making playoff runs. unfortunately the warriors couldn't get the game 3 tonight. kpix 5 maria madina shows kpix fans had their eyes on both games. >> if we don't win the series i will be bitter. >> reporter: meet lisa dieson who claims nothing absolutely nothing would stop her from watching a game. >> if my mom was in the hospital i'd be there three hours later. >> reporter: she may be kidding but she's not joking about her lucky charm. >> and i leave little easter eggs. >> reporter: she says she eats an egg when the sharks need to change momentum. >> and you only have to use it if they're not doing well. >> reporter: lisa is also a warriors fan. we caught her and her friends with a huge crowd at san pedro square. except for this night with both the warriors and the sharks playing fans had to choose which game to watch. >> when you have tickets to one game you don't have much choice. >> reporter: john daniels and jp reed watched them both at the bar. >> i wished the nba and nhl would get more together and work on their schedules. >> reporter: but for some like lisa she doesn't have to think twice about watching her sharks. here's hoping her chocolate eggs can get them a win. >> as a sports fan and the thrill of victory is the most important thing in my life. >> reporter: and so the warriors fell short but as you know the sharks won and it appears that lisa's egg may have worked. kpix 5. >> and we will have highlights from both games coming up in sports. well it's saturday night so it is power ball night. we're getting word there is a single power ball jackpot winner in new jersey. but some lucky person here in the bay area also gets a nice chunk of change. their ticket met five of the numbers. now that ticket is worth $1.3 million and we talked to the excited store owner just a little while ago. >> i think i'm due for the jackpot. like i've been here for 18 years and the guy down the street they hit the jackpot twice down the street on union and i think within 18 years -- yeah, i think i'm due for the jackpot. >> the big $429 million pay off came with these numbers: don't bother looking you didn't get them all and the power ball is 9. unless you're in new jersey. mark kelly takes us so a hiring fair where plenty of people were charged up at the process of working for tesla. >> reporter: today dozens lined up. >> i would love to build a tesla car. >> they're the future. >> reporter: the electric car maker certainly is growing. we learned this week that tesla will be leasing more than a million square feet and two, possibly three massive storage facilities in liver more. and this morning in newark the company's looking for hundreds of factory workers. >> building the cars like actually seeing how they build them that would be interesting. >> those cars are awesome. >> reporter: an american factory hiring hundreds. overtime pay and offering benefits. >> making jobs for other people and that's really what america. >> reporter: angela gomez has construction experience and now he hopes to use that to build teslas. >> that's why i don't go into ford or honda because i don't think that's going to be the future. i feel like tesla's going to be the future. >> reporter: and as tesla zooms into the future many here hope to go along for the ride hopefully i get it. >> reporter: in newark mark kelly kpix 5. now on the campaign trail donald trump is facing an uphill battle with his own party. some of the gop members say they don't plan supporting the presumptive nominee and trump is firing back. >> jeb bush is not an honorable person. linday graham is not an honorable person. because when you sign a pledge that's supposed to mean something. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton leads trump by the latest polls done by cnn. asking mittromney to launch an independent campaign. meanwhile bernie sanders is trying to fire up northern california democrats. he'll hold rallies in sacramento monday and stockton tuesday. near mexico city. to a jail in cuidad juarez. it's making the move because of upgrades to the original prison but a mexican security analysts says officials really might be afraid to hold el chapo in one place for too long. scary weather in colorado. a spring storm's moved from the mountains into the plains. this tornado was caught on camera northeast of denver. several buildings were damaged and trees uprooted. the same system brought hail to the area and made the roads icy in northern arizona. a massive wild fire burning in alberta canada. equal to the size of hong kong. cbs reporter ben tracy on what's making it nearly impossible to control. >> reporter: there are times when you can tell if it's a fire or a volcano that's just erupted. with no significant rain in the forecast this fire is nearly impossible to contain. fire captain adam bug den has been on the front line. >> met more war heroes in this experience that i've ever thought existed. >> reporter: the winds are now blowing the fire away from some of the towns. that could save what's left of fort mcmurray. police say they discovered a family of five who had not evacuated and were thankfully not injured. one homeowner who monitors his security cameras watched as flames devoured everything in his living room in less than two minutes. >> the town itself is a ghost town. >> reporter: his house was burned to the ground earlier this week and he says residents will not be returning home any time soon. >> services such as water, gas, and electricity in some parts of town it doesn't exist. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people who fled mcmurray are now filling evacuation centers. ben tracy cbs news alberta canada. the fbi says a vehicle is stolen in the united states about every 46 seconds and the bay area ishe hot spot. we found out how owners can fight back and protect themselves. >> reporter: you're looking at what's left of someone's work van. >> totally gutted it. >> reporter: tools gone. ignition stripped. battery cut out. dumped on a side street in east oakland. recovered by veterans chp investigator mark pitch. he says stolen vehicles are an easy find here in oakland. >> and the most recent data backs him up. from 2012 to 2014 nearly 90,000 vehicles were stolen here making the bay area the number one hot spot in the u.s. for vehicle theft. >> they cut everything pretty much usable out of this car. >> reporter: many of the cars end up chopped. the parts sold right here in the east bay. >> for a hot motor you can make $4,000, $5,000 on it maybe. >> reporter: 2010 to 2015 camaros. >> you just can't under estimate how it feels. >> reporter: hillary fitzgerald nickelson knows how it feels getting a car stolen. >> got in my car and just drove off. he didn't even get under the hood. there was no alarm. >> reporter: her car one of nearly 300 camaros stolen in the last three years. recovered completely stripped. >> they take every part they can. >> and they're in. it's literally that quick. >> reporter: leaving hillary and other owners to fear. standard security devices may be no match for thieves. >> manufacturers always employ the same security features on every vehicle. >> reporter: which is why richard bickvich owners invest in an after market. the car won't start without it. >> they found a way to defeat the stock security system of these vehicles. >> reporter: and while they won't recommend any specific vice. >> door's ajar. it's got power. >> reporter: and if your car gets stolen. >> you are your own best detective. hey my vehicle. i just saw it's parked on craigslist. >> reporter: well there are no hard numbers on how many cars are chopped this each year. letting them know what parts are popular chopped targets. >> interesting stuff. all right juliette. all of this is slowly moving to the east as we finally get to dry out. but a few showers to contend with in the north bay. and spreading just a little bit west of i-5. it will be a factor through sunrise tomorrow morning. so a little rain on the roof overnight. here's the numbers the golden gate bridge. san francisco 55 as well and here's how it looks from high atop the west coast. that low pressure that's just been so pesky for the last six days finally now it's kicking out and heading towards utah and colorado where they did have tornados and thunderstorms spawned. for the most part the showers in tonight but we have a few to contend with. mostly cloudy on mother's day with a chance of a rogue shower or two in the morning. but in general increasing sunshine and an increasing trends toward drying it out. and towards the latter half of the week we get sunshine and so tomorrow will be a nice day for the tiger moms. under mostly cloudy skies. tonight we're going to be looking at numbers near low 50s. 50 in san rafael. speaking of which mostly cloudy and milder too. temperatures in some places will approach the mid 70s. about 60 degrees. but let's do it by the numbers. in fran tomorrow 60 degrees. 70 in concord. san jose 69 and oakland 63 degrees. south bay tomorrow plenty of clouds but also some sun peaking out from time to time. temperatures in the mid 60s to low 70s. over in the east bay same. mostly cloudy and temperatures along the 680 corridor mid to upper 60s but as you get towards the central valley the numbers will -- 77 degrees. off in the north bay clouds and temperatures in the mid 60s. and extended forecast mother's day mild with clouds and then monday, tuesday, wednesday some clouds and some sun but by the latter half of the week we'll go severely sunny and temperatures in the mid 70s. so it is looking bright. i don't know if that's entirely true. what a segway. my gosh. desperate times. desperate measures surrounding nba playoff game 3 out west. portland, the desperate team go out and do about it? >> and back to work day is coming up next thursday and we want to show your bike to work story. so post your pictures and videos on our kpix 5 twitter or instagram. we will put some of them on the air. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, warriors at blazers. ...in danger of falling behind 0- the series... blazers had to rise up... nba playoffs up top game 3. warriors/blazers. the blazers had to rise up and this was it for home standing portland and they played like it tonight. they were on their heels in the 1st quarter and they responded strong. amino corner pocket 3. scored 23. blazers with the lead and how do you close the half? let loose the weapon. damien lillard. second half of dubs run. dremon green. golden state could not stop the man they call dame. lead back up to 14. late 4th quarter here's the dagger. hand in his face and lillard delivers. finished with 40. portland won it 120-108. they trail that series two games to one now. >> i didn't think it was on me to go win the game or anything but i did think it was my job to come out and be aggressive from the start. you don't want to be down 0-3 period especially not to this team. >> i think it was my worst game of the series and everybody looks and said you had 37, 9, and 8, and 2 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sharks put themselves in good position tonight. seems like joe thorough thorton is the man you don't want to upset. first it was two goals in the game. gave san jose the lead. uh, oh logan ka chur 3-1. that was enough for sharks goalie martin jones who allows just one goal. nashville has never won a game in san jose. and they didn't tonight. sharks won it 5-1. that's a 3-2 series lead. game 6 monday. one win away from the western conference finals. baseball no decision for johnny kwaeno but he's a happy man. matt duffy swung on. a walk off into leftfield. giants won 2-1 in the . a smash high away and gone. two run shot. the a's won game 1, 8-4. look at this guy. that could be my next halloween costume. bottom 3rd jesse hahn serving it up to chris davis. the split the double header. thoroughbred racing louisville kentucky. over 167,000 on hand. 2-1 favorite nyquist ridden by mario gutierrez. named after detroit red wing player gustavo. back after this. ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's 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