the game. >> i'm upset, but hoping for the best. >> the owner says getting rid of jackson was a tough decision and he wishes him own the best of luck. >> abc7 news is here with his take on what happened today. are you stunned? >> no. >> we've talked about it last week. the coach might be coaching his final game. so not a surprise. also not a snap decision here. as warriors were improving on the court you had friction going on behind the scenes between the owner and coach jackson. warriors have done a nice job. improving in three years under jackson. 23 wins, 47 wins, 51 wins but ownership felt the team could do

better. so jackson was pushing back. and neither man was going to get in here. star players show me they love jackson but this is risky. and said fans need to trust this organization knows what they're doing. >> fans want to win and want results we respect that and embrace that. so i would tell fans we love them and committed to building a team that can commit a championship. . >> i understand concern but trust us we're moving in the right direction here. >> jackson says i wish you nothing but the best, god bless and thank you for the

opportunity you gave me. steve kerr among prominent candidates mentioned as possible replacements. >> they do have time f you have a hot candidate you may want to move quickly. >> thank you. >> tenants of one san francisco rent control building are complaining the landlord was gone too far. abc7 news is live from the lower haight district with the story tonight. >> you know one of the letters got our attention. now, the landlord. here is the letter placed under the door of every apartment april 25th. stafting the minimum yearly income of every new or current resident should be $100,000. along with a credit score of 725. but sarah short of the housing

rights committee told us he can do that owe existing residents. >> you cannot rescreen residents once they're already residents of the building. >> so the owner of the apartments handed out a second letter saying he was wrong but most here knew their rights. >> nobody in the building said, even newer tenants couldn't take. how many of you could? >> some complain it's another tactic to force people out. this woman has been in her one bedroom apartment for 20 years and pays less than $1,000 a month. across the street a one bedroom in this building rents for $3,000. >> the problem to him but he can be making a lot more on rent control apartments. >> we got no respoons from shelton. >> hi, mr. shelton. >> hello. can we have a word with you please? there are tenants complaining about a few things you're doing

in requirements? >> abc7 news got a hold of several kwlerts for example there could be one person living in a studio though a person has a right to marry and bring his or her spouse along. any advisor without proper id will be arrested as a trespasser and residents complain the landlord entered their apartment without giving them required 24 hour written notice and the buzzer has not worked in a year. some tenants have to walk down several flights of stairs to open doors for guests. that is a building code violation. those same advocates say there are many land lords trying to get around the laws in san francisco. >> police are still looking for two men involved in a road rage shooting the victim is in the hospital.

this after their cars were in a collision on tully road >> it appears temperatures were flaring in this intersection. words were exchangeed and gunshots fired the shooting victim is in the hospital. the condition still unknown. 20 cars converged on the intersection as sky 7 arrived right after the shooting. officers discovered a man wounded on the ground. he had been driving south in his gray camera. another car tried to pull out in front of him. a neighbor told us she heard two shots fired >> the victim vehicle swerved to avoid collision. then, stopped in the middle of the roadway. at which time the victim exited to enkwaj gauge the suspects >> based on the fact the victim

saw the car and there wasn't a collision, this could be a road rage situation. >> the shooter and drivers are at large. the only detail about the car is that it's a silver vw jetta. residents say it's challenging to turn in either direction because of the traffic volume. there is no signal here. teresa lived here 13 years, she said it takes patience to exit the community but doesn't think shooting others is justifyed and worries innocent victims including children to be caught in the cross fire. >> no. it's not worth shooting people. you hurt innocent people, you know? >> a north bay tech executive

faces charges with assault with a deadly weapon. police say the 40-year-old seen in this video was riding his bicycle april 16th when he got into an altercation with a driver. officers found the truck driver bloody on the ground and arrested smock. smock is the founder of iron data. >> santa cruz sheriff deputy as rested a cab driver accused of sexual assaulting a woman who rode the cab. investigators say he picked up that woman from capitola village about 1:00 in the morning saturday, april 20th but they say he drove her to a secluded area in aptos and then tried to sexual assault her. she managed to escape. investigators asking any possible victims to come forward. >> pet owners on edge after more

tainted meat balls have been found in the city. latest at 24th avenue and ortega street. it also had coins on it. >> that is awful. who would do this? it's happening other starts of the city? we've talked about it here. people in the morning but, we never expected it to happen here. >> police do not know whether they're connected to other tainted meat balls found earlier this year. >> a family plead before supervisors what they're asking for after a student is killed when returning home to the wrong apartment. >> why stock plummets nearly 18%. >> what could be one of the

biggest stock offerings in history. >> what you need to know about buying flowers online. >> the news continues i things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. re i look,.. and a congress standing in the. way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special nterests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. welcoheyback. really?bye. kiss yo.

cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. a 26-year-old man went home to the wrong apartment over the weekend and the person who lives there shot him dead the family is asking for a full investigation into what happened. >> the question is that victim family believes this is a question that needs to go before a judge and jury the district attorney has to determine if they're going to press charges the thought the shooter could go free has the family very upset.

the 26-year-old worked two jobs to support his family. saturday night, he came home to the right apartment building but had gone off the >> this is a situation where shoot first, ask questions later shouldn't apply. >> the 68-year-old in this apartment being held on suspicion of murder. today, family and friends went before the board pleading they applied pressure and get the district attorney to press charges. >> he was a nice man. imagine the fear our neighbors and family go through. >> our home supposed to be our haven is not safe with a man like that.

this is not okay. >> he was a wonderful human being. friends and family love him very much. >> he believes a judge and jury can deliver justice. >> he did not deserve this kind of fate. we ask the police department do its job that we get justice. because without that, it's just a sense of death. >> police expected to send their report to the district attorney late today. after that, the district attorney will determine whether or not to press charges. >> the head of an air show trade association says the pilot crashed and died on sunday had passed a skills test that included a flying routine. saying the 77-year-old said he

passed that test just weeks ago. the community flying upside down when the plane hit the ground and burst foo flames >> a bad day for twitter. shares of the service plunged 17%. stock opened back then at $26 and things only a little better on a mixed day of earnings. >> now it could be the biggest initial public offering for a tech company since twitter. alibaba filed a $1 billion ipo. a hoo could stand to gain

$10 billion in the deal. and must sell shares part of the ipo >> local charities counting on your generosity during a fund raising blitz. volunteers and nonprofit employees are at locations in the south bay and peninsula for silicon valley gives. that is a community garden and education project in san jose. >> a huge day. there is a lot of attention being generated and people haven't, maybe hadn't thought about giving and maybe heard about that are finding out. >> it's also raising money in an online fund drive in the east bay. you can make donations to either campaign online, we have links

on our web site abc7 news.com. >> california senators are urging 20 female lawmakers sending a letter to the president saying they're deeply disturbed about the abduction. >> we're going to have more on the mass kidnapping of those school girls we're going to investigate how they sell these girls, what happens to them next, and what we've learned tonight. and we're also one on one with the president about the wild weather across the country. our ginger zee covered much of it at the white house. asking about global warming if this is it now, and what everyone should do. >> they're going to talk about one phone call that could help people get out of debt. >> how about this? a real money team going to show you what you can do with your

credit card bill. one call, what you say, what you do and we saved one family a thousand dollars over the next year. be sure to watch tonight. >> we will. thank you. >> world news is coming up right after this newscast here at 5:30 >> mother's day is sunday. there is a good chance you probably considered getting mom some flowers. >> so consumer reports partnered with michael finney for answers >> two thirds of us will fly flowers experts say americans spend 2 million on mother's day flowers. but are those as beautiful as those pictured on the web site? consumer reports decided to find out. mother's day arrives once per year, often with flowers but when you order online, all have you to go by is a photo. so consumer reports decided to check out what you see is what you get.

the flowers mixed bouquets of roses were in $50 to $60 range. photographers took pictures and staffers assessed photos and rated how happy to receive the flowers. most of appraisers were happy when shown only photos of the delivered flowers but comparing online photos with what came, they were disappointed. this bright mixed rose bouquet but roses were different colors. this elegant bouquet sold on ftd came as a hodge poj of dlifrn flowers and colors. on the web this arrangement is described as crafted and compact. the real thing was colorful but less composed. >> online arrangements shot under best circumstances, professionally styled using

freshest frours. >> good news? your mother probably won't be comparing what you sent her to what is online. she'll be happy. tell mom to trim stems with a knife every day. change water often, keep flowers in a cool spot. make use of the packets of preservatives. they work. >> they do. >> that is why i like fake flowers. >> no. it's the thought that counts. thank you. >> let's take a look outside. not quite, it seems to be breezy as yesterday. >> breezy condition to see warmer weather this week.

temperatures up by a few degrees. lingering clouds along the coasty coastline. sierra, thunderstorms moving down and snow showers at the higher elevations. no chain restrictions they're light now as you can see. winds gusting to 39 miles per hour. gusts 26 in half moon bay. and looking towards coit tower, it's 60 degrees 66 in oakland and san jose. nice blue skies there. temperatures 73 in santa rosa. low 70s fairfield and concord livermore, 69 degrees numbers today high, so far upper 50s to mid-70s.

from our camera, hazy sunshine. there is a slight showers thursday turning warmer hitting the weekend which is a big one with mother's day coming up. this is responsibility this morning for sprinkles. spliet chance of showers returning on thursday. so take a look at the cloud cover. possibility of spotty light showers. going into evening hours could pop up just about anywhere for thursday evening. cloud cover concentrated along the coast. and mostly clear skies in the north bay. here is the deal it's going to start out on the

cool side. so kids will need to be bundled up. 72, sunny skies in the south bay. 67 mill gray. breezy still. downtown san francisco, 66 degrees. mid-70s in santa rosa and napa. east bay. 70 oakland. union city. you'll get into low to mid-70s. 74 livermore. looking at the accu-weather forecast, slight chance of showers thursday temperatures inching up by weekend we're going to get you into low to low 90s in the forecast. >> thank you. >> still ahead it's a first for

oakland zoo. why this condor needs your help. >> a chase that gave drivers pause today. and a report on climate change. what it could mean for the california economy.

oakland zoo taking on an important role for california condors. the bird captured in pinnacles national park. they're usually treated at the los angeles zoo, but that is a long drive from big sur area. the staff trained two years to open this recovery center which cuts the trip in half. >> the birds here we're excited we can help, it's sad we have to do it we need to figure out a way to get the lead out of the

environment. >> the condor will stay until the lead drops to a safe level >> wild salmon arrived at san francisco docks this morning lining up to unload their catch. caught off marin sonoma and mendocino coasts. these salmon are 3 to 4 years old means they were born in 2010. >> should have good fishing throughout the year. the fish were born when we had plenty of water in the system the ocean does it's part. it's full of food. >> it will go to restaurants and supermarkets. enjoy it. catch will be smaller starting next year because of our drought >> a chase in sacramento shut down traffic today

it was on foot and paws. authorities shut down all lanes of traffic. chp officers and deputies and drivers tried to catch the speedy guy. witnesses watched it run into the distance. >> wow. >> still ahead why are people making babies cry on purpose? >> we'll have the reason coming up next.

[doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed.

um...hi georgia. i just wanted to apologize again for what happenedoww, that's hot.picnic. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot! try jack's hottest sandwich yet. his new blazin' chicken sandwich has spicy crispy chicken, ghost pepper ranch sauce, and sliced jalapeños. owww, that's hot! you better be holdin' a sandwich. in the abc7 newsroom here is a look at what we're working on for news at 6:00 tonight. what just-released calls are revealing with a woman's night in a miami high rise with collin kaepernick. and an agreement some say will change the face of health care in california what is the difficulty of being an inventor? what it takes to get your

product or idea to the marketplace in a big red flag you need to watch out for. it's coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >> thank you. >> see you then. an unusual contest took place in japan. pitting babies against each other to see who would cry first. >> oh. participants believe the loud cry will ward off evil spirits and bring healthy growth. about 800 babies took part. >> babies placed face-to-face in a sumo ring. the one who cries first is the winner. some burst into tears and a few remain unaware of what's happening. i don't know. frightening for babies. >> that just made me want to cry. oh, my goodness. that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings

>> we'll see you again at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight the search for the girls is on. the kidnapped school girls and the un says a new group will take them today threaten to sell them. today president obama sending a team to africa to try to help bring them home. going to extremes tonight. big news about severe weather hitting every corner of america. and real money. big cuts to the family credit card bill with just one phone call. we'll tell you what to say, what to do as we save a family $1,000 and you can do it, too. >> that's real money. and a good evening to you on this tuesday night.