out there, many of them carrying signs that said "hungry for justice" as well as pictures of individuals that have been shot and killed by police. we also saw them, several of them, wearing masks with those same images. we have some ground video to show you as well as the frisco five, hunger strike irs, now in their flaen 13th day of not eating were put into wheelchairs and surrounded by medical professionals so they could make the approximately 1.3-mile journey here to city hall where they intended to meet with mayor ed lee. this was a meeting that was set up. they expected it to happen. they were helped inside city hall into elevators, eventually making their way outside of the mayor's office. but when they got there, they were greeted by a staffer who said the mayor was in the bay view. here is how one of the members of the frisco five reacted to that information. >> we came yesterday at the police station and tried to con the people. he tried to slide in the back

door and act like he cares about us. this is the most despicable mayor. we're putting our life on the line. they're going out of office. they're going out. >> reporter: and the individuals with the frisco five did not seem to have that meeting that they were expecting to have with mayor ed lee today, but they were able to address the board of supervisors. they came outside here and said that they had invited the board of supervisors to join them on the steps of city hall, an invitation that was not accepted. and now they're making their way on this evening possibly to pacific heights. that is where chief suhr as well as the public defender will be having a forum tonight at congregation -- israel. they've been given the marching orders to, quote, shut that expletive down. they'll be there at 6:00, the forum happening at 7:00. reporting from city hall, melanie woodrow, abc 7 niz.

san francisco's racial justice committee is calling on the board of supervisors to take action again the sfpd in light of the text message xandz als and other issues. committee members made their demands today at the hall of justice. they also released a recording they say is gang task force sergeant lynn brobeorroroberg u fellow officers to trump up charges against a member of a hip-hop group. >> charge it as a felony, all right? now charge him up. is there anything else we can get on him? >> the committee admits it doesn't know who the sergeant is referring to in the recording. the department is investigating. meantime, here are the actions the committee wants supervisors to take. first, establish an independent office of citizen complaints that operates outside the police budget. second, they want a separate division of internal affairs to vote into rooting out bigotry. and finally they want supervisors to request to a u.s. justice department civil rights investigation of the department. former 49ers star dana stubblefield is making his first

comments after being arrested on rape charges. he and his attorneys say there's another side to the story. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live in san jose. david? >> reporter: kristen, dana stubblefield hasn't even entered a plea yet. but his attorneys as well as the prosecutor are already engaging in a war of words and accusations with a woman described as developmentally disabled caught in the middle. dana stubblefield joined his attorneys to speak publicly for the first time at his church in san jose. >> i am not a perfect man. however, the allegations against me coming a year after a consensual encounter with another woman are all totally false. >> reporter: the retired 340-pound defensive tackle is charged with five felony counts including rape and rape of a person incapable of giving consent. the district attorney says the unidentified accuser is developmentally disabled. >> one of my primary charities

is special olympics, spg that's true and dear to my heart. this is why these allegations hurt me so badly. >> reporter: the 31-year-old woman had gone to stunlfield's house for an interview to be a babysitter. his attorneys say that's verified by a lie detector test they conducted. they also claim the accuser is after money after he gave her a small amount for car repairs. >> does it make any sense to anybody that the alleged victim would on more than 20 occasions continue to contact the person and ask for money? continually asking for money? >> reporter: stubblefield's legal teach accused attorney rosen to boost his political career. he issued a statement, we will present evidence in a court of law after we expect mr. stubblefield will be held accountable for his crimes. the jury will need to decide -- >> does she have a developmental disability? even if the answer is yes, go and decide, did that disability make her unable to consent?

>> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. to the south bay, san jose police received fewer complaints in 2015, down for the second year in a row. we at city hall as the findsings were released. there were 303 complaints overall down from 340 in 2014. and 357 in 2013. about one in every four complaints last year was about the use of force, also down now. mayor sam liccardo says charges to make the department more transparent are working. >> we've got a good system of accountability in place now. a no choke hold policy, cameras being implemented this year on officers and every patrol officer, more training around crisis intervention. all of these steps are very positive. >> officers with less experience were more likely to receive force complaints than veterans. asiana airlines will pay nearly $3.5 million to san francisco for a deadly crash three years ago. supervisors today approved the

settlement. asian nan flight 214 clipped the seawall at sfo and slammed down on the runway, killing three chinese students in july of 2013. pilot error is blamed. the settlement money will cover the city's legal costs and airport repairs. now to a tall tale about a san francisco tree. just a few hours ago, the board of supervisors granted landmark status to this huge norfolk pine which towers over the laurel heights neighborhood. even though the tree is nearly 100 feet, it is not necessarily rare. still, neighbors didn't want to see it go. they had previously filed a restraining order to keep the property owner from removing it. a big day for san i bass supporters in oakland as a lawsuit is dropped against harborside health center, a move with big repercussions for other dispensaries. leslie brinkley is live for us.

>> reporter: at the council meeting, not only was that lawsuit dropped, but the city council is poised to adopt a new permitting process for mare 1 vendors, many say it's part of a new wave of public opinion an evolution of public opinion when it comes to pot. >> i rub it on my hands. >> reporter: this retired oakland firefighter swears by a special cannabis he buys at harborside health center. he was thrilled to hear the dispensary will no longer face the threat of a federal raid. >> the lawsuit against harborside is being dismissed, and we are beginning to see the beginning of the end of federal prohibition. >> reporter: the feds filed the lawsuit four years ago. the city fired back with a separate suit against the u.s. attorney general. >> the ground has shifted under the department of justice. public opinion has swung very dramatically. >> reporter: no comment from the

u.s. attorney's office. many expect other lawsuits against dispensaries to be dropped in the coming weeks. meanwhile, oakland is ready to regulate hub hundreds of new vendors. >> an expanded permitting and regulatory system to allow the growers, the people who make tinctures, the people who make brownies and other edibles to kwom out of the shadows. >> reporter: oakland city council will vote on that tonight in a move they say will improve public safety and benefit the city. >> harborside health center just won a dispensary, already the second largest retail taxpayer in the city of oakland. >> reporter: next up, a measure to legalize recreational marijuana is like ly to be on te november ballot. one of the latest rent disputes in the bay area is pitting the 49ers against the city of santa clara. the team today says it has filed for arbitration. the niners say they agreed with santa clara stadium authority to a rent reduction at levi's stadium of about $4 million to

$20 million a year based on stadium revenue. the city claims the team owes more than $5 million for last year's rent. the niners say despite the dispute the team will continue to operate levi's stadium. from football to basketball and tonight's big playoff game. >> larry? >> reporter: larry biel here live at oracle arena, counting down to game two between the warriors and blazers. again, no steph curry tonight but expect mreplenty of draymon green. is he a top ten player in the nba? coming up. the bay area's pothole problem. is it really the worst it's ever been? the best deals on used cars? michael finney breaks it down for you. and a live picture louisville, kentucky, where bernie sanders is speaking right now to his supporters. tig tight battle right now in indiana between hillary clinton an

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in a little more than two hours now, oracle arena will be rocking as the warriors take the court for game ftwo of the western conference semifinals. >> let's go live to oracle where larry and mike have set up shop for the day. >> reporter: shu will join me in a moment. dan and kristen, the warriors got past the rockets in five games in round one with relative ease. they did it without steph curry who played only a half of game one and half in game four. then they beat portland in game one of this playoff series the other night, again with steph curry as a spectator. part of the reason they've been successful so far is the play of draymond green, who is doing everything for golden state. offense, defense, a triple-double machine. steve kerr said he believes draymond is a top ten player in

the nba and green's teammates believe exactly the same. >> draymond has not been mentioned in that conversation that often, but he should be. he absolutely should be. when you think about what he does for us at both ends. he's giving us 15 to 20 points. he's getting triple-doubles or near triple-doubles. yeah, he's on that list, whatever is your personal list, he's on it. >> when i saw that, i was shocked. steve hates me. just playing. no. i mean, that's great to see. you know, i don't take those things for granted. i believe it. you know, to obviously have the support of coach, gives me even more confidence. >> reporter: draymond's confidence is obviously not an issue. when the warriors drafted draymond green in the second round of the 2012 draft, shu, there's no way they could have

ever imagined this was going to happen. >> reporter: well, no way. david lee's injury got him on the court and he hasn't left since. they can win without klay. they can win without steph. i'm not sure they could be that successful without draymond green. he shoots threes, handles the point, defends 1 through 5. i don't think there's any question he's one of the top ten players in the league. >> the one game they lost in the playoffs, draymond had seven turnovers. he's cut down on that. he's the vocal leader the tenacious one that gets everybody psyched up. everybody else is kind quiet. not draymond. >> reporter: if you had to pick an mvp on this team, i would pick green because of everything he does over steph curry. >> reporter: great point. he'll be the mvp of the league. draymond may be the mvp of the warriors. >> reporter: no question. >> reporter: more at 6:00, steph curry is out, but he tested the knee today. we'll show you what we saw of that as steph went behind the big blue curtain. that's coming up tonight at civil. for mike shumann, larry biel,

live at oracle, back to kristen and dan. to the race for the white house now, and today's primary in indiana. abc news is projecting donald trump will win the state. >> and on the democratic side, it's very close right now between hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders. we have new results just in. >> trump commands a big lead over texas senator ted cruz, 53% to 36%. ohio governor john kasich is trailing with just 8% of the vote. and we just got new results from the democratic side. take a look. bernie sanders making a move, pulling ahead of hillary clinton now. he holds 52% of the vote to clinton's 48%. 36% of the vote in the democratic race has been counted. >> it's really a sea change in that state. sanders spoke to support hes at a rally in louisville, kentucky, just moments ago, highlighting his big support of voters age 45 and under. here's some of what he said. >> and that is important because it tells me that the ideas that

we are fighting for are the ideas of the future of america. >> by the way, 92 democratic delegates are up for grabs in indiana. meantime, republican senator ted cruz is about to address his supporters at a campaign event in indiana. this is a live picture of the podium. they are waiting for cruz to appear, although he is trailing right now very badly in indiana, projected loser of course after he had put so much into trying to win this state. >> right. republican front-runner donald trump is supposed to speak at the top of the hour from new york city. here is a live picture of supporters gathered there, waiting for him to address the audience. stay with us. we'll continue to follow these developments in the election. el nino may have leped our water problems but wreaked havoc on our roads. the east bay times reports that crews in san jose filled 4200 potholes january through march, nearly 1100 more than a year ago over the same time period. this map shows you some of the

worst roads from concord to oakland, down to fremont and into santa cruz. drivers say they've just had enough. >> it's terrible. my car already has issues as it is, and everywhere i'm driving my car is all the time. >> i've even got a friend whose brakes got bad on the potholes, the tires -- she had a flat tire. it's pretty bad out here. >> there is relief coming. in oakland, a six-week blitz to repair nearly 3500 potholes. in consumer news tonight, buying used cars. roughly half of all cars purchased in the u.s. are used. >> michael finney partners with "consumer reports" on how to get a good deal. >> diane bought her 2012 toyota corolla used from a dialership. >> i can afford it. >> "consumer reports" used car buyer survey shows haggling on the price really pays. >> most of our survey respondents asking for a lower price on the car they bought and

were successful 80% of the time. the median savings was about $900. >> the most effective haggling method? simply asking for a lower price. in the past five years, the median price for a used car model year 2011 or newer is $20,000, though you pay less from a used car dealer and chances are even less if you buy privately. >> we recommend buying the most recent model year available with a widest array of safety and technology features. >> "consumer reports" says some of the best used car choices are the 2012 toyota camry, 2012 honda accord, and the 2011 toyota rav-4. they cost around $10,000 less used than they did new. before you buy, "consumer reports" says look for a vehicle that has less than 50,000 miles and be sure to have a used car inspected by a mechanic you trust. one out of four people in the "consumer reports" survey bought a car privately rather than from

a dealership, they tended to pay less and were happier with the deal. but if you're looking for a late model used car, 2011 or later, you're most likely going to find one at a dealership. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side". nice day to have the top down if you have a convertible. >> yes. but may not be the case in the days ahead. >> rain coming. >> let's check in with sandhya patel to see what's coming up. >> hi there dan and kristen. we'll see multiple chances for showers here. the clouds behind me dimming the sun, giving you a pretty good indication of the changes ahead. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. we have pretty cloudy skies right now as you'll notice. we are going to be tracking this system that is off the coastline. that's what's going to bring us multiple opportunities for shous. from the south beach, we're looking toward the bay where it's pretty cloudy, 57 in san francisco, mid-60s oakland, san jose 70 degrees and 55 in half moon bay. you feed the jacket there. san jose camera showing you the

clouds there, low 70s from santa rosa to napa, knnovato. we'll be calling it mostly cloudy tomorrow, chance of showers wednesday night through saturday. it's going to be be dry and milder just in time for mother's day. we bring in our storm impact scale we've been using all season long to rank our storms from 1 to 5, 5 severe, 1 light. the incoming system will bring it in as a 1. it's a light system. chance of showers between late wednesday through saturday, most areas getting less than a quarter of an inch. there is the possibility of thunder and hail especially during the afternoon/evening hours. left's start our time line tomorrow morning. quite a bit of cloud cover at 5:00 a.m. you'll notice as we head toward the afternoon and evening, just clouds. 10:00 p.m. we start to see the potential for a few showers developing. 5:00 a.m. thursday some scattered showers certainly are a possibility. the system is going to spin off the coastline so it's not real definitive as to where it's going. eventually it will end up in

southern california. until it moves, we've got to keep the showers, around noon on thursday if you're grabbing lunch, notice near mt. hamilton we could see thunder 2:00 p.m. thursday. thursday evening, 5:00 p.m. we're still looking at showers between ukiah and santa rosa, 5:00 a.m. friday we see the potential -- this is the best possibility of really between friday and saturday -- that we'll see the showers, 11:00 a.m. really light friday evening for the getaway, going into saturday morning 6:00 a.m. before that all winds down. rainfall totals not impressive. at this point, it's great to see any rain in may. anywhere between about 0.10 to about 0.25 inches through saturday evening. tomorrow, comfortable morning, low to mid-50s in the afternoon. you can pretty much get away with short sleeves inland low to mid-70s. on the coastline, 62 degrees in san francisco, a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast,

chance of showers late tomorrow night. 1 on the storm impact scale thursday, friday, saturday, the best chances for seeing some showers, maybe some thunder. don't you worry, we've got mother's day covered. it will be milder and brighter just in time. we'll continue that warming trend early next week. kristen? dan? >> sandhya, thanks so much. one airline achieves the impossib impossible. how one carrier is getting passengers to love it when babies cry. then at 5:30 on "world news with david muir" -- >> a major night ahead, election results coming in. also the city bus hijacked, paengss on board, it turns deadly. isis kills an american, a navy s.e.a.l. and the emergency calls from princeipal prince's home. here. a new kind of recreational vehicle. new at 6, we'll take you inside the craft that takes off like a plane, floats like a boat, and drives like a car. it's wild. that's coming up at 6.

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the flight from new york city to long beach cried during the fla flight. meaning a 100% discount for every passenger. i'm not sure the airline will repeat that promotion. >> right. otherwise, i'd go borrow a baby and take a flight. >> right. babies are going to cry. >> yes. you can call it unfathomable. >> new zealander william trubridge plunged 407 feet into the caribbean and held his breath for 4 minutes 34 seconds. >> it surpassed the previous record he set two days earlier. free divers don't use any external breathing devices as you can see from the video, making this one of the world's most dangerous sports. >> it is trech rufs. a recent report says nearly 100 free divers die every year. put this in the do not try this on vacation category. >> will do. a little something extra. can you spot the good luck charm? >> the

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a popular cosmetic procedure is getting a makeover. tonight on abc news at 11, how new technology is fixing your eyebrows. as for what's coming up at 6, ama daetz is in the newsroom with that. >> tonight we examine a plan to give i.v. drug users their own place to shoot up in san francisco with taxpayers footing the bill. you'll see how similar facilities are working in other cities and why critics aren't buying it. the oakland kid trying to dethrone his hometown keteam. see how damian lillard became one of the best nba players in the league. all that at 6. sharks fans won't just be glued to the tv tonight as the team continues its playoff series in nashville. >> they'll also be looking at this, the san francisco spca has a live web feed of joe, the cat seen friday running across the ice at the shark tank. he's up for adoption.

>> named joe, the cat is now a good luck charm for the sharks. the team is pasting joe and pictures of the players as they left for game three against the predators. let's leave you with some politics and go back to indianapolis where ted cruz is speaking to his supporters live now. a disappointing loss for ted cruz to donldz trump in indiana, a crucial primary state that may propel and make it inevitable that donald trump will secure the nomination before the convention. >> there are political reporters saying he may quit the presidential race. that's something we'll follow on abc 7 news. >> let's listen to him for a moment. >> america is hopeful, optimistic. america is kind. we are not boastful for mean-spirited. america is brave. we keep our word. and we believe in peace through strength. >> ted cruz talking to his

supporters tonight. we'll have more coming up at 6. "world news" is next. as we come on the air in the west tonight, several breaking stories. the voting and now the results coming in from indiana. will donald trump deliver his final knockout? and what trump said about ted cruz's father. the jfk assassination. and this mysterious photo. our reporter, one-on-one with ted cruz's father, outraged tonight. the horror playing out on a city bus, hijacked today. and tonight, police now pouring over this disturbing video. the bus driver attacked, passengers fleeing. the armed suspect taking off behind the wheel, and then making a deadly turn. the deadly attack tonight. isis killing an american, a navy s.e.a.l. martha raddatz standing by. severe storms hitting now. dramatic lightning strikes, giant hail. trees crushing cars and crashing into homes.