with leaders in our local apa community. thank you, cheryl. we have a great group for today s show. nick kuwada is staff attorney with asian law alliance, based in santa clara county. masashi niwano is festival & exhibitions director for center for asian american media. and elise maar former senior associate director of admissions to stanford. now, we brought you all here because your expertise will really help us understand some issues that are very important. we re talking about timely and relevant to asian-americans and also the broader bay area community, of course. we re talking about this election year, presidential election, so we want to talk about voting, getting out the vote. also, this year is the oscars so white controversy, so we want to bring in the issue of media representation of asian-americans. and, of course, something that is so stressful to parents out there, not just asian-americans, but it is a particularly important topic to asian-americans w
news. divers continue to look for the car they were in. jackson and his daughter went missing a week ago when they left antioch on their way home to sacramento. investigators say there is no evidence of a crime. quick work by rescue crews and a bit of luck helped two teenagers survive a terrifying accident in the oakland hills. block can. reporter: a dramatic rescue off grizzly peak boulevard. firefighters hoist a teenaged girl up the ridge. a helicopter drops a chp medic down to the site, then lefts the other injured victim out of the steep ravine. firefighters say the two teenagees were driving along the scenic east bay road when their car plunged off the side. the vehicle is 500 feet off the roadway. the vehicle was on its roof, on the side, completely caved in, air bags deployed. the lieutenant with the fire district took this picture of the car on its hood. he spoke with the victims, who he says were very shaken but able to escape from the car on their own. i a
traffic. now, taking you through the south bay, san jose commute, looking pretty nice with a lot of green on the maps, and i will bring you a look at emeryville action few headlights, tail lights and traffic is certainly flowing. win or go home tonight in oakland. fans hope the season does not end tonight. elissa is in the arena with the hot ticket. a hot ticket, a very expensive ticket. this is the second highest price for a game seven in five areas. they are starting at $960 each. there were cheaper seats but you can imagine they sold out in a couple of minutes and someone actually spent $29,000 each for two floor tickets. it is going to be an exciting game tonight. game seven. this is for all of the home after the huge win against the thunder. they have made a huge come back after be down, now forcing a game seven. tip-off is at 6:00, but doors open at 4:00, tans are encouraged to arrive early and turn oracle arena into roar-acle. the game carry as lot of weight, and
family and friends comforted each other, and they prayed for pearl s safe return. they do say she s strong-willed and they hope that helps, but they re still asking anyone who knows anything to come forward. a vigil tonight for pearl penson, her friends and family gather at the overcross where they believe she was abducted. i describe her as an innocent young girl. reporter: her pastor, robert walker came to offer prayers too. i ve been emotional for the last three days. i ve known her and to think something like this happened to her tares me up. reporter: a witness reported hearing shots, screams for help and seeing penson being dragged away. the suspect was identified as fernando castro. his car was spotted and he was killed in a shootout with police on the central coast. then the search moved to near jenner, but pearl wasn t found. she doesn t give up easy. she never has, and she never will. reporter: neighbors came out too. hopefully they get information so
penny. some courtside seats going for upwards of $30,000. nose bleed seats will be $400 per seat. it s a big chunk of change no matter what seat you get. but to see the warriors play in person at this point in the season, it s so worth it for faithful members of dub nation. it s play-offs. so you don t mind spending money to watch them play. warriors play-offs absolutely. reporter: warriors.com will direct you to tickets. the cheapest went for $384 that i saw. so just to give you some perspective if you are thinking of coming to the game today. i know a lot of people have the day off. kind of a perfect situation. up next, we ll talk to about the business owners who are also cashing in on the warriors victories. jackie ward, kpix 5. from the court to the ice tonight the sharks will make sillicon valley sports history, as well. it is san jose s first-ever game in the stanley cup finals. the sharks are playing the penguins in pittsburgh for game one. fans have been b