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democratic supporters. scott, quite a thrill for that quiet neighborhood where you are to host a former president. reporter: you re right, this is the neighborhood where president clinton came to raise money. some of the people in that house for the private fund-raiser sent in these photographs. people paying anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000 each to meet, stand next to and shake hands with the former president. he was, as you said, in town to raise money for his wife, democratic candidate hillary clinton, one of two stops bill clinton made here in the bay area. president clinton s campaign swing started in san francisco, where people lined up nearly around the block to hear him speak. then, south to freemont for a fund-raiser which had this neighborhood buzzing. i think he s such an important president and statesman. has done philanthropic things throughout the world. pretty exciting. when i was in high school in india, i used to watch president bill coming to indi ....
the flames could be seen for miles. now shop owners are assessing right now at 11:00, those are flames that could be seen for miles and now shop owners are assessing the damage after a destructive fire tore through a south bay trip mall. good morning. i m kris sanchez. and i m scott mcgrew. the fire broke out around 3:00 this morning. within minutes, it was burning through several businesses. crews are still on the scene looking for hot spots. i was there for the early-morning hours but bob redell took over for this noon-time hour and is joining us now. what is now, bob? reporter: well, for the past several hours, kris and scott, shop owners had the heartbreaking task to find out how their businesses faired in this fire that tore through the rancho shopping center on el camino. the fire department was able to save three locations and the remaining seven destroyed, including the kosher indian restaurant owned by mr. and mrs. patel. unbelievable. [ crying ] re ....
the weather matching the calendar and looking good. unofficial start of summer kicking it off. after memorial day we will go back to spring because it will cool off. we have that in there too, that mix of spring and winter in. no rain unfortunately coming our way but we will see warm temperatures this morning. san francisco, no fog. waking up to hazy skies, winds will calm down and relax this afternoon and feel very warm at the coastline even. 72 degrees for san francisco. near 90 for those inland vals. headed to wine country today, 89 there, 90 south bay and lower 90s for the tri-valley. the 90-degree heat stays with us over the next couple days. we will check the tropics. may heard off the atlantic, they re preparing for a tropical storm this memorial day weekend. we will talk about that and the chance for storms here in california coming up in about ten minutes. so much going on. the weather roller coaster. oh, yes. lots happening. stay tuned. thanks. devel ....
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 ....
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 ....