up. abc 7 news reporter has the story only on 7. >> you are lucky to be these photos show bruises and scratches from the incident. the suspect a woman she's known for the last three years who lives in a tent half a block from her house. >> i was definitely frightened was ccerned that i didn't know if she had any weapons. san francisco police chief bill scott said this is an open investigation. >> if we can locate the person that's committed a crime, of course we're going to

appropriate. based on the attack san francisco police consider this a case of battery. >> it really depends on the situation. >> reporter: neighbors say they want more protection and for the city to help the homeless woman. >> more supportive house [we need a better mental health system and better treatment for addiction. >> reporter: meanwhile she's or. alowds my building. an update to a story we first told you about last week as part of our building a better bay area initiative. when it comes to protecting people on b.a.r.t. the transit agency is considering adding not more police but unarmed ambassadors. your reaction poured in and that promped tonight's story. live at the walnut creek

b.a.r.t. station with the latest to the reaction to this ambassadors program idea. leslie? >> reporter: kpalktly. there are two very distinct camps on this idea of an ambassador program. there are those who really want to hire more b.a.r.t. officers to improve safety and then there are those who think of ambassadors as a less intimidating option. b.a.r.t. is now considered the bay area's homeless shelter, according to a daily commuter who wrote to abc 7 news, the homeless folks i've encountered are not physical and do not threaten violence. i see no point in scaring them with armed police. thus the idea for an ambassador program. the b.a.r.t. board president confirmed today they are actively drafting a proposal to launch a pilot program for so-called ambassadors. that is potentially training new hires who may have formerly dealt with homelessness and addiction and having the monitored trains as a supplement

to b.a.r.t. police to improve safety. isaiah wrote to abc 7 news an ambassador cannot detain a suspect who stabs passengers. put public safety first. carol wrote i would not want ambassadors if they were excons. it's getting scarier for me as a commuter. >> i oppose the ambassador program at this time. my fellow directors have great big hearts and they love humanity, but it is not the right thing for b.a.r.t. right now. i want professionally trained police personnel. >> right now i'm on the fence as far as the ambassador program is concerned. >> reporter: this b.a.r.t. director says it's complex. >> if they find themselves in harms way have they been trained and will they be able to extriicate themselvesgerous situations? and if not, then does that put the public at more risk? >> reporter: a majority of b.a.r.t. directors seem to lean

towards trying out a pilot program for ambassadors. a pilot program that would definitely include the powell street station and one or two others possibly in the suburbs. those who oppose ambassadors are pushing to hire more officers saying they would like to see 19 new officers added to the budget going forward. we're going to of course keep following this topic as b.a.r.t. says they absolutely welcome public feedback. in walnut creek, leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. >> and as part of our commitment to building a better bay area we devoted a week to alonging at the challenges facing b.a.r.t. we posted them all online. since then you've responded with lots of questions, comments and suggestions. we do appreciate your input and we hope you'll keep them coming. you can share your ideas by joining our building a better

bay area on facebook. kate larson smoke with marine mammal experts about this. she's live tonight. >> reporter: actually just learned of a third dead gray whale here in the bay area. it is hard to spot, but then there's also one on the coast in pacifica and take a look, there is a third dead gray whale in richmond right now. sky 7 spotted the whale in richmond today. researchers at the marine mammal center looked at our video and say the whale is very decomposed and bloated. they say the whale was floating around angel island for a few days over the weekend before it watched up in richmond today. over in pacifica along the coast sky 7 just shot this video of another gray whale which researchers were able to anchor in the water near the rocks.

right now gray whales are migrating up to alaska. biologists up and down the coasts are seeing a lot of skinny whales this season. >> three or four whales we've necropsied have actually died of malnutrition. so whether it's the ocean's warming, not enough food source material, something along those lines. >> reporter: now, two weeks ago this gray whale washed ashore in rodayo. researchers at the marine center say they are seeing more dead gray whales this year in the bay area. they have not actually in any of the whales they've necropsied seen the large amounts of plastic that we've seen pop up in other whales that we've seen pop up onshores throughout the world. but they are doing more research to try to figure out what exactly is causing these whale deaths. >> all right, kate. thank you so much.

now let's take a live look from our camera in the east bay hills. plenty of sunshine out there and blue skies in the north bay, too. on the peninsula clear conditions at san francisco international airport as you can see in this live picture. spencer, our weather is going to go from good to pretty great this week. >> can you tell by my smile? yes, it is. it absolutely is. wave got lovely conditions right now. as you've just pointed out, here's a live look at doppler 7. a different indication how beautiful and sunny our skies are at the moment. here's how our weather systems are contributing to our current pattern. there's this pesky low pressure system that's been triggering the showers there to our southeast. this is going to be our weather maker for the remaiwe.st offsho and closer to the bay area. we'll see a bit of a warming trend.

so going to be warmer tomorrow than today. and on thursday look at the projected high temperatures. 83 in santa rosa, 78 in hayward, 73 in hayward and san francisco, and pretty much the same pattern on friday. maybe a couple of degrees cooler in some spots but also a couple of degrees warmer in others. however, easter weekend is going to bring a bit of a change. now to the risk of wildfires and the baltal how to prevent them. one of the bay area's biggest cities has made a surprising choice. vallejo has suspended the city's spyicerns were raised about a weedkiller sprayed on the preserve. this issue highlights the our quality of l here.ay area at abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has more now from vallejo. >> reporter: the preserve is open to the public fridays

through sundays, holidays and by appointment. but the manager worries visitors might not want to come here anymore after a herbicide was sprayed. >> it was devastation and i almost quite frankly passed out with horror. >> reporter: her initial concern someone had sprayed the weeds with a controversial weedkiller. someone should have communicated with hayes before any herbicide was sprayed. >> there was very little to no communications with the folks tat the preserve. >> reporter: the spraying was part of the city's annual spring weed abatement project to reduce fire hazards and ensure access routes and driveways are cleared of combustible vegetation. the city is now suspending its spray program and considering other options. >> can we get out there with weed whackers, with goats? can we get volunteers together to help with brush clearance? >> reporter: the vallejo

spokesperson says he supports the decision. >> alternative options to the chemical method of weed abatement. >> reporter: he says the city could do more. >> a true win would be for them to step up to the plate, enter into an agreement with us to manage the land and give us a stipend to be able to do this work ourselves. >> hayes and the mayor plan to meet tomorrow. >> and right now police are asking for your help to find a missing 19-year-old. take a look at patrick kennedy from hayward. he was last seen at the regional park on sunday. police searched the area but found no sign of patrick. they say he may be in castro valley, san leandro or perhaps hayward. if you know anything, call police. miscellaneous and milliseconds and mill liters can make all the difference in the world. this mother and her two young children are proof. their story of a very close call

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in the north bay a family is okay after nearly escaping this out of control car right there. the close call was captured by a surveillance camera.

it happened yesterday. the plaza backs up to a residential neighborhood. a restaurant employee describes the sight. >> it was just unbelievable. i've never seen anything like that before. you know, they're in the movies, and just standing behind that counter staring out the window everything just was flying everywhere, tables, pots, chairs, the stop sign, everything. >> the driver told police that her foot hit the gas instead of the brake. officers haven't issued any citations nor have they arrested anyone. happening now, a special meeting to determine the future of the dixie school district. a vote is expected tonight on whether to keep or change the name. the dixie elementary school district was founded in 1864 in san rafael. some say the name is racist because of its ties to the civil war era south and slavery. those who want to keep the name say it actually comes from an

indian. if the resultsut the results in push result on the abc 7 news app. the warriors are playing their final games from oracle arena in oak lnland as we entere playoffs. to prepare the transportation municipal agency has just passed new transportation restrictions around the chase center arena in hopes of easing congestion because a lot of people are worried about it. vick lee is live in san francisco. >> reporter: just a little while ago the board of the mta, municipal transportation agency voted to restrict traffic around the chase cte a, transit. transit. transit.

there are challenges, though. here's a view from sky 7 and the surface streets surrounding the arena. there'll only be some 900 parking spots at arena lots. given that, mta board members are trying to figure out how best to control traffic at the chase center. the key, says its spokesman paul rose -- >> wherever you are in san francisco if you're planning to get to chase center we recommend you take muny. >> reporter: they're going to add more service on game days and also more bus routes going to and from the arena. most important of all, this will be a no-no. no more parking around the chase center. there will be 26 parking officers to make sure of that. >> private vehicles and taxis can load and unload in the area so we aren't disrupting the neighborhood with people circling and looking for parking. >> reporter: this center will also be upgraded to allow four two-car trains to load its

passengers simultaneously. the warriors consultant p.j. johnson tells us the team has been working to bring at some point a ferry landing. >> we're also looking at a proliferation taxi service which the port is also really >> reporter: that sounds interesting. it looks like the mta is trying to cover all of their bases. in addition to restricting parking around the arena the board also voted to change some of the pricing around the arena as well. vick lee, abc 7 news. all right, vick, thank you. >> all right, let's turn our atention to the weather forecast for the rest of the week and easter. >> that's right. spencer christian is here with all the action. >> not much to complain about. i think with the weather coming our way the next few days. right now sunny skies all across the bay area in this lovely spring like evening. a little bit cool here in san francisco right now, but look at the blue skies in the west as we

look westward from emeriville. down to 57 degrees in san francisco right now. but we have mid-60sin mountain view. and check out how clear the sky is looking northward from sutro tower. 70 in vacaville and the view from mount tamarin, how blue is that sky looking over san francisco and the bay? mostly cool and clear overnight, little breezily near the coast. warming trend the next two days then starts to turn a bit cooler on saturday. overnight we'll have mainly clear skies. again, a little bit breezy at the coast. and overnight lows we drop into the mid-50s in many of our inland valley locations and mid-to upper 40s along the coast. this is the alignment of systems once again producing our low

pressure pattern. we've got low pressure moving inland kicking up some showers over there in the las vegas area. but we are dry here in the bay area and we'll continue to warm up over the next few days thank tuesday this building ridge of warm high pressure just offshore. so these are the highs tomorrow. south bay mid-70s just about everywhere from santa clara down to morgan hill. low to mid-60s on the coast. tomorrow with a high of 66 in downtown san francisco. up in the north bay, 74 petaluma, 74 at napa, east bay high and oakland 71. and over the hills and into the inland east bay look for 76. and on we go to thursday when we get quite a nice warmup in our inland areas. upper 70s to about 80 in the inland east bay. and down in san jose a high of 85 expected on thursday. we'll see mid to upper 70s right

around the base shoreline. not a lot of change on friday although it'll be slightly cooler by two degrees or so along the shoreline. and here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast taking us into easter weekend. notice a bit of a cool down under breezy conditions on saturday as a few clouds come into the picture but still going to be pleasant. and temperatures start to bounce back up again on sunday. easter sunday, bright sunny skies. highs in the mid-70s. and then there will be a steady increase in temperatures by a few degrees going into monday and tuesday. so we have just a great weather forecast ahead. >> oh, it's fantastic. thanks, spencer. well, your summer travel could be in jeopardy. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar

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a mixed bag of earnings results from major banks had stocks starting the day in the red. an afternoon rally however pushed all the major indices into positive territory by the time the closing bell rang. the nasdaq picked up 24 and the s&p 500 edged up by '500 edged . more bay area tech companies are going public this week. san jose zoom is set to debut on thursday. it will trade on the nasdaq.

zoom specializes in videoconferencing. apparently its shares are in high demand. business insider reports the company raised the price ranger from $33 to $35 a share. this could give zoom an evaluation close to $9 billion. pinterest is also expected to hit the market on thursday. the san francisco online scrapbooking site is planning to offer 75 million shares. they're going to be priced between $15 and $17 per. this would give the company an evaluation of about $11 billion. some analysts have said the offering is on the conservative side which could benefit the company and investors in the long run. the san mateo county district attorney's office announced a judgment today against easy rent-a-car and other agencies. accused easy of overcharging customers to repair damage they may have caused to their rental car. according to the san mateo da's

office the rental agency agreed to stop the practice and stop collecting unpaid claims from customers. it will also pay a million dollars in restitution. new trouble from boeing after two fatal crashes, three airlines have extend cancellations of flights involving the 737 max jet. travel experts say some passengers will have to go through a connecting flight instead of a nonstop because of these cancellations. the airlines are moving quickly to avoid ruining anyone's summer travel. united says it will cancel max flights until at least early july. for american and southwest the cancellations run until august. if an faa approval comes before then, the aircraft could come back sooner. hundreds of millions of dollars have been pledged t help rebuild the most beloved landmark in paris. some of it from bay area donors. >> next what burned and what survived the notre dame fire. what's inside the box? something that changed a woman's

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skylight now streamed though what was once the spire atop notre dame cathedral following yesterday's devastating fire. however, notre dame will rise from the ashes. >> yes, it will. that's the vow from french officials. and donors are already pledging hundreds of millions of dollars. >> yeah, abc news reporter josh eineger reports from paris. >> reporter: engineers and investigators combed for hourinizeicide the cathedral. looking for structural defects. notre dame in the heart of paris. >> i never thought i would cry over a building, and it was just -- it was so surreal. >> reporter: new images show the

devastation inside. the sun shining right through gaping holes in the centuries old roof. >> the roof disappeared. just a nightmare. >> reporter: stunned parisians and tourists watched in horror monday evening as flames engulfed the landmark. >> a huge amount of smoke just pouring up and i thought earth is that. >> reporter: firefighters worked all night battling the blaze but couldn't save the iconic spire which toppled over. >> you could just feel the heat coming off towards you. >> reporter: nearly everything made of wood did burn but the two towers and the facade are still standing, priceless artifacts saved by a human chain as debris fell upon them including the crown of thorns said to be worn by jesus at his crucifixion. luckily last thursday religious s statues were removed as part of ongoing restoration work. and the gold cross is still

standing over the alter where the faithful would have flocked this easter sunday. prosecutors so far have ruled out arson as a cause. meanwhile private donations have exceeded half a billion dollars in an effort to rebuild notre dame. >> now, pledges of money to help rebuild notre dame are continuing to pour in tonight. here the university of notre dame in indiana is donating $100. apple's ceo tim cook also announced today the company is donating but he did not specify how much. i'm sure they're working that out. many companies in the luxury industry started pledging money yesterday. as of tonight beauty, energy and finance companies have also chipped in. the pledges from moels companies have now reached more than $700 million. one of the most revered treasures inside notre dame was its grand organ. a bay area organest was one of

the legions who feared it had been devastated in the fire. why the historic pipe organ is considered the finest in the world. >> to be there to play at notre dame is really a pinnacle of anybody's career. >> reporter: organist james jams welch was invited to reach that pinnacle twice. he was understandably worried that the fire had destroyed the so-called grand organ with a history dating back to the 13th century. it does appear it was spared although it's unclear if the pipe suffered smoke or water damage. one of the selections welch played at his recital four years ago was composed by notre dame's late organist for nearly four

decades. >> when you play a chord on the organ there and then release your hands off the keyboard the sound goes all the way to the other end of the church and comes back. it's almost eight seconds before you hear the sound on the bounce. >> reporter: ascending to the organ loft involves a well-worn spiral staircase. >> every time i went up that stairway i couldn't help think of all the people -- the famous people of the music world that had gone up that stairway before me and here i was. >> reporter: and there he hopes to perform again. jails welch has a very ambitious goal to do a third recital at notre dame and he has a year in mind, the year of 2050 when he turns 100 years old. david louie, abc 7 news.

>> and you can share your thoughts and send your love to paris by sharing this badge on social media. it's available on our twitter and facebook pages. a woman will be in recovery for the rest of her life after someone posing as a delivery person shot her point-blank with a cross bow and now there's video of the attacker. canadian police released the footage now to try to catch this guy. the attack happened back in november. the cross bow is inside that box he's holding. >> after being struck in the chest area the victim suffered massive trauma that was both life threatening and life altering. this was not a random act. comments that were made to the victims by the suspect indicate that the victim was targeted and that the suspect may have carried out the attack at the request of another individual. >> the attack is being investigated as a case of attempted murder. >> awful. well, there is more than a year until the next presidential

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drivers put your phones down. that's the message from law enforcement as a new report shows distracted driving is up in san jose. the survey from zen drive found drivers reported using their phones more than 8% of the time, up from 7% last year. >> they're always on their phones. plus in this new era i mean people can't go a day without their phones. >> according to the cdc each day in the united states about nine people are killed and more than 1,000 hurt in crashes reported to involve distracted drivers. however, california drivers in general spend the 14th lowest amount of time on their phone towards driving and they attribute that to our tougher laws here in the state of california. here in the south bay just hours ago san jose city council voted down a proposal to move the mayors race to the election cycle. >> it was a close vote splitting the council 6-5. >> the power structure remains in place in the city of san jose. >> reporter: the councilwoman

says she's not surprised city council voted not to change the election cycle in san jose. >> the five that lost the vote were five people of color who represent five communities who have been historically disenfranchised. >> reporter: research shows if san jose moves the mayoral election to the presidential election cycle it would lead to a 13% increase in voter turnout. what's significant is that 13% is made up of a demographic shift away from traditional voters meaning more women and people of color casting ballots. >> traditional voters tend to be home owners pupper middle class white people, sole we're trying to shift that and so they can actually elect people that look like them into office. >> white middle class male that tends to come out to vote. so they tend to vote their special interests. that tends to be the power structure that's still the power structure throughout the country. >> reporter: she says the issues

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if you live in west contra costa county get ready. gearing up to be auditing recycle carts and ticketing residents again. >> this is different. now, we first told you about this back in november. the republic services garbage company quietly began going door-to-door in contra costa county inspecting everyone's recycling carts. some were shocked to find blue stickers charging a $26 pen aeltd for putting something

wrong in their bin. the company blamed customers for contributing to the growing recycling crisis. the city of richmond ordered a stop to the penalties but now they're back. >> it has a recycle symbol on there. i'm going to say yes. >> reporter: christian smith of richmond is perplexed after carefully sorting his trash week after week he found this ticket slapped on his recycle cart. he'd have to pay a $26 penalty, and six months later he's still not sure what he did wrong. >> it kind of makes me mad because here i am trying to do the right thing and all of a sudden i get a fine. >> reporter: across town they got the same fine. >> and we still don't know what we did wrong, so w pposodo? eportere sending auditors all over west contra custa county inspecting

recycled carts and issuing $26 contamination tickets. complaints blew up online. many were bewildered about what they had done wrong. and city of richmond told them they had no authority to issue fines and told them to stop but now six months later the fines are back. the city council has voted unanimously to give republic the authority to fine customers for improper recycling and raised the penalty to almost $28 for each violation. >> i bet some people would just give up altogether and throw everything in the garbage. >> you're not going to take the chance, right? there's no appeal for this. >> reporter: republic services did not respond to any of our questions about the penalties and audits which could begin as soon as next month. however, republic has said the fees are necessary to deal with a growing recycling crisis. china has stopped buying our recycled materials unless they meet strict new standards of

purity. republic blames some customers for ruining the loads.o cf1 o showing city council members these flagrant examples. a tricycle in the cart, bug infested food. >> we don't do that. >> reporter: folks we talked to say they recycled carefully and still got ticketed. many complain someone could throw trash in some else's bins. carts are not labeled and it's not clear which materials are not recyclable anymor. the richmond mayor says penalties are the only way. republic has made some changes. the citations now will indicate what item was unacceptable. and the general manager told the city council some folks were wrongly tagged for minor violations last year and promised that won't happen again. >> we are not going to tag somebody because there's a half a bottle of catch-up.

>> it would really suck if we start getting citations again and not knowing why. >> most people i talked to are going to react the same way. we'll get rid of the blue bin and put it all in the brown bin. other cities are also cracking down on customers of soiled recyclables. the companies are leaving behind contaminated carts. others are requiring customers to separate their recyclables to keep them clean. we'll be showing you more options and how you can make a cleaner bay area as earth day approaches. now i want to hear from you. now the 7 on your side hot line is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you know my number. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> good work here. it hasn't really worked out the way everyone thought of. >> it's not easy, is it? >>. we need another update on

your forecast. >> here's a live look at doppler 7. clouds already hard to find. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid-40s inland, mid to upper 40s along the coast. and relatively, i mean pleasantly cool, seasonably cool. tomorrow lots of sunshine. highs will range from mid-60s at the coast to low and mid-70s around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 70s inland. but warmer days are on the way friday. mid-80s inland on thursday. almost 80 around the bay shoreline. 70 on the coast. beach weather, yes. but then we get a bit of a cool down on saturday. temperatures bounce right back under bright skies on easter sunday. and then temperatures continue to rise on monday and tuesday until we see highs back in the low 80s again by next tuesday. so a pretty nice looking seven days ahead. >> it really is. thanks, spencer. boy, what a tough night for the warriors. >> that's right. >> today not the news that the warriors are hoping to hear.

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clippers he was hurt while diving for a loose ball. an mri today confirmed the tear. the warriors say he is out indefinitely and will begin rehabilitation immediately. the injury comes just three months since returning to the court after missing almost a full year with a torn left achilles' tendon. >> he's going to be out for -- i'll just say a while because i think it's unclear right now how long he'll be out. but, yeah, it's significant. >> what he's been through is tough for sure. there's no sugarcoating it at all. you hate seeing, you know, that opportunity again in this big space taken away from him like that. we miss the screen setting and just the energy out there. i'm hoping for a speedy recovery because we really need him if we want to make this run. >> tonight the sharks are doing

what many have failed to do this august. the sharks trailed the best of seven series two games to one now. not letting the golden knights light the lamp starting in each period. starting in game three tonight became the first to score a goal in each period of the post-season game. another challenge for the sharks overcoming the loss of joe thornton. he was suspended for delivering an illegal hit. it's a penalty he does not want to talk about. >> do you feel the suspension was warranted? >> i feel good today. >> how's your vision? >> i feel great today. woke up feeling great. >> you want to borrow my glasses? >> i'm good. >> i really don't believe there's any intent there by joe to hit him, but, you know, you've got to live with the consequences and we'll take it

and move >> we just need to play a better game as a group. >> well, swinging for the fences might become a little easier at oracle park. the giants are considering moving in the fences at right center and getting rid of triples alley. that's according to a report from athletic. this is one concept of the design. oracle park is considered pitcher friendly because of the cold damp weather and its 421 feet to right center. that's a home run in most parks. any decisions about the stadium's design could take at least urars.>>he gntsc in the f. that's a solo shot to tie the game at 1-1. batters later stev dugger goes the other way, an opposite field two run shot. the giants take a 3-1 lead.

more offensive fireworks in the sixth inning. brandon belt sends it up, up and away. and right now they lead it 7-3 in the eighth inning. the a's hosting houston tonight at the colosseum. if you're looking for one positive to the boogie cousins injury, second year in a row he's been hurt. might give him a good chance to be back with the warriors next season because a lot of teams won't want to take a chance on giving him big bucks. time to look for the silver lining. >> how long a recovery is that? >> they normally say it takes a couple of months so you think about two months to get to the finals. more than likely he's not going to play because to get him back by the finals, the chemistry would be off a little bit. >> and you throw him in and who knows if he gets hurt again. >> but right now they've got to focus on the clippers right now. >> the warriors have a lot of talent already. >> more than anyone in the nba. >> thank you so much, anthony.

>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20. the company that buildsep robot has a new breed in the works. we just hope these are kept on a leash. that's at 9:00. on abc 7 news at 11:00, dogs in the workplace. are they a perk or a problem? the tweet that sparked a heated debate in silicon valley. and tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 catch american housewife, followed by the kids are all right, blackish and the series premier of bless this mess. then at 10:00 "the rookie." and stay tuned for abc 7 news at 11:00. that's this edition for abc 7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for the entire abc 7 news team, have a great evening.

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