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i'm loose pena. today the president of the muni workers union is urging operators to work overtime to avoid delays this week. >> after a bright and breezy week, cooler weather tomorrow. we'll have the numbers in accuweather forecast. >> i'm kate larsson where a woman was killed by a suspected dui driver. neighbors say there are other problems on this street. abc7 news starts right now. >> live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. problems with muni have been mounting this month. equipment issues led to a day of delays on friday. operators have been refusing to work overtime causing more

delays. there are new developments tonight. >> luz pena spoke exclusive to the president of the union for muni operators who has a strong message to workers and a proposed solution. >> reporter: delays impacted more than 100,000 riders. today the president of the operators union is going to ask operators to work with them so this doesn't happen again. a working bus is a good sight to see for many muni riders still not over friday's delays. >> yeah, sure. everybody would like it to be better. friday was a complete forgive the pun, train wreck. who knows what will happen. >> reporter: the president of the transport workers union local 258 revealed to us today he sent a message to all the muni operators urging them to prevent delays like friday's. >> we saw the amount of people

that were stranded and that's not a good feeling. we're trying to promote the usage of public transportation. in an effort, the operators are going to volunteer to work on their sixth and seventh day. >> the delays last week were caused by downed overheadlines. ryders were directed to take shuttles. due to operators turning down overtime, packed shuttles were the complaint many. supervisors are considering reinstruct touring the leadership. >> people getting hands stuck in doors, wheels getting flattened, $63 million that was denied because the light rail vehicles are not working. it's just been a horrible week. >> sole 258 says they're willing to surprise but they also want muni to acknowledge their requests. >> a decent contract for the operators, better safety and security measures for the operators, treeing operators with a little bit of respect,

giving them a day off whenever they need it. >> reporter: we did contact s fp mta and haven't heard back. even though these operators received this mess and, they're free to make share own decisions. lewis pena abc7 news. >> thank you very much. tonight a vigil held for the victims of a shooting at a synagogue in san diego county. >> this were man has a rifle pointing point blank and starts shooting right towards me. >> rabbi israel goldstein was one of the three injured. an 8-year-old noya was hit with shrapnel. >> my uncle was holding my hand and the person shooting was aiming at him. so it hit him. it hit me, too. >> also injured in the make was almog peretz shot in the leg while trying to protect some of the children.

lawrie kill bert kaye was killed. >> lori laying on the floor unconscious. >> police say 19-year-old john earnest was the gunman. he apparently purchased that gun an ar style rifle weeks before the attack yesterday. earnest fled while being slot by an off-duty border patrol agent attending services and arrests about a mile away. investigators are examining his social media history including an open letter posts saying he wanted to kill jews. he has been charged with murder and attempted murder. >> a woman hit and killed while walking her dogs in san and sell mo last night. tonight neighbors remember her fondly. >> we're acrossing not to identify her as police are in the process of reaching out to her family. here's kate larsson. >> reporter: the crash happened here on butterfield road. the driver arrested on suspicion of dui. neighbors point out how dark and dangerous this road is at night.

you can see without our camera lights on just how little light there is. while cars sped up butterfield road in san and sell mo over crime markers and past handmade sign that say to slow, charlie philips placed flowers for a friend who loved to guard. >> and a wonderful member of the community. >> reporter: on saturday night a friend hit her friend on butterfield road. the woman was walking her two dogs across the street from her home. she and one dog was killed. the driver of the car was james boswell. he was booked for felony dui and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. >> i want people to slow down and be mindful when they drive. >> reporter: this is one of the women's best friends. >> i can't begin to tell you how angry i am at this man, how irresponsible, despicable and

rotten i think his behavior is. >> reporter: we watched as people in the neighborhood ran with their own dogs across butterfield narrowly avoiding cars and parents ushered their children into bike lanes to keep clear of the constant rush of traffic. >> i'm not surprised it happened here. >> mike lives on this road. he and his wife frequently call to report dangerous driving. > extra patrol, once in awhile we'll see people drive down the street. >> just shocked this happened. >> linda was a long-time friend and neighbor of the woman killed who she says frequently walked her dogs past dark. neighbors suggested speed butchs, reflectors more signage and patrols. nobody wants to see they will happen again. james boswell was booked on half a million dollars bail. kate larsson, abc7 news. >> democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke made a visit to san francisco today,

his first campaign stop in california. >> it was a packed house and many were eager to get their questions answered. news reporter jobina fortson was there as he addressed some big issues. >> reporter: a line wrapped around multiple hendricks clearly spelled out the anticipation for. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, by the toe o'rourke. >> reporter: he's on a town hall tour making his first rounds in california since announcing his candidacy for president. he's running on what he calls a grassroots campaign. no help from special interests lobbyists or pacs. >> we have a country where tebs of millions cannot see a doctor or afford medication or take their child to the therapist so she's well enough to learn in school. >> reporter: he touched on the big issues like immigration reform, health care and also his explosive texas senate race initially believed to be a long shot. he set a record for the most votes cast for a democrat in

texas history and plans to bring the same energy to the national stage. >> we need a new voting rights act so every single person's vote counts in this country. >> reporter: the presidential hopeful took several questions from the crowd in english and spanish. chris asked about holding law enforcement accountable. >> coming to this event today, i wasn't super impressed with him. his answer was more specific than i expected. i was pretty impressed. >> i loved everything he said about immigration and how welcoming he is to every person. >> it's unclear out of this field whether he has the gravitas to be relevant in the overall campaign, but he certainly is an impressive speaker. >> there was excitement among democrats to see how close he came to being ted cruz, another favorite punching bag for the democrats. but i think for all the candidates right now, it's really about building name

recognition. >> remember, there's still more than a year to do that. o'rourke's next town hall will be in san diego and he plans to visit some cities in the central valley. jobina fortson, abc news. >> and we have a full list of democratic presidential candidates on our website, abc7news.com/politics. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, the number of people injured when e cigarette batteries explode is soaring. according to federal regulators. the iteam has the story of a snow may county man badly burned by a blast last month and we investigate what appears to be causing those citizens. >> and we are wrapping up a sunny weekend. tonight our marine layer is thickening and that means a cooler day on the way tomorrow. we'll get the numbers in the accuweather sneerkt and see how one of the splash

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at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. >> a sonoma county man recounts his close call when a battery from his e cigarette exploded in his pocket. >> suffered severe burns from his leg. research shows had even more serious injuries even death at times associated with the exploding batteries. >> dan noyes has been investigating what's causing these incidents. they're frightening. >> reporter: they really are" number of vape users is soaring especially among high school students. i have some important advice 0 keep everyone safe. 42-year-old jason clark doesn't know when he can ride his motorcycle again or return to his construction job. >> the next thing i knew i heard a whistling in my pocket. and i started getting burned really, really bad.

>> reporter: jason started using a type of vaporizer called a mod to quit smoking and kept a spare battery in his pocket. that's what exploded last month. >> the daniel was done and all the skin on the back of my leg was missing. so i went to the emergency room as fast as i could. >> reporter: he underwent to skin graft surgeries and while he recovers his wife is on leave from a non-profit where she helps homeless moms and kids. their lives have been changed dramatically. >> i've been home with him for about a month and we're still working it out every day. this is going to be a long process. >> reporter: jason and his wife are considering a lawsuit. their attorney. >> we have almost 100 cases. we have leads coming in almost every other day. >> reporter: some explosions caught on video. the most recent data shows from 2015 to 2017, more than 2,000e cigarette explosions sent people to emergency rooms was severe

injuries including loss of body parts, eye, tongue, teeth hole blown through the roof of mouth and burns to the face, legs and hands. in may 2018, the death of a male in his 30s. >> the way it shoots out with such force, it's almost like a gunshot. in one case it, shot, hit the wall and ricocheted back and hit our client in the arm. >> reporter: a forensic engineer tells the team e-cigarettes in which a permanent batteries are a permanent part of the device. it's the mod unit in which the batteries can be removed that's a problem. >> you charge it, put it back in, take it out. that thin plastic gets warm. now you're exposing the positive terminal to the negative terminal. >> reporter: that can lead to a short circuit and explosion if the battery comes into contact with coins or keys in a person's pocket. >> it's an unfortunate design problem that can be solved. it hasn't been addressed by everyone involved, the mod or battery manufacturers. >>reporter: the fda is in the

process of addressing the issue with new safety standards for these devices many of which are made in china. in the meantime, a vaping advocacy group tells the iteam consumers have to be informed. >> with any portable electronic device people have to be aware there's a safeway to handle and carry and charge these products. >> reporter: alex chark says users should wrap spare batteries in protective sleeves. despite the explosions, these devices perform an important function, helping people quit smoking. > we believe this is an important product that can help save lives. >> reporter: here's the bottom line. if you are going to vape, consider a device where the battery is contained in the unit and can't be removed. if you have a mod, make sure you charge the batteries properly and use sleeves to protect them when they aren't in the unit. important advice moo thank you very much for that are. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather tonight, we're wrapping up a pretty

gorgeous weekend. tonight though as you see the marine layer roll in from the coast it's going to usher in a cooler afternoon tomorrow. live doppler 7 right now giving you the sweep across are the region. no issues with precipitation overnight tonight. the picture pointed up towards coit tower in san francisco under a light breeze. partly to mostly cloudy skies over the region. as we look at the accuweather highlights, we're tracking that fog thickening at this hour and we'll likely find drizzle along the coastline first thing tomorrow morning. that's going to usher in a pretty cool finish to the month of april. in fact, on tuesday afternoon highs well below where they should be for this time of year. as i say, hello on wednesday, we're going to do a 180. temperatures rebound and we'll see warmer weather to finish out the week. out there, current temperatures 49 in santa rosa, cooling off in the north bay, 54 in san francisco. 55 in san jose, and brentwood

one of the warmest spots at this hour copping in at 58 degrees. the low cloud cover descending is causing some issues with visibility especially along the coastline. half moon bay down to half mile. six miles into livermore. seven miles at petaluma. tomorrow morning, patchy dense fog first thing. live doppler 7 along with satellite, southern california we're tracking some rainfall around la. it's all associated with this area of low pressure that's moving into southern california. what it will do for us over the next couple days both tomorrow afternoon and tuesday, it will keep that cooler air intact across northern california. we're not going to see any rain from the system. that will stay in southern california. overnight tonight, fog thickening. mid 40s to low 50s. your starting temperatures out the door. first thing tomorrow morning, future weather showing it's widespread in the north bay even into the east bay and across san

francisco. we'll find the coastal drizzle, reduced visibility first thing in the morning. this marine layer won't last that long. by 9:00 it's evaporating and pulling back to the coastline for sunshine. highes the san jose, 73 in sunnyvale. 70 in redwood city along the peninsula tomorrow. 59 cooler in pacific. downtown san francisco, cool tomorrow. 62, 58 as you look towards the coast in the sunset district. to the north bay, 6, santa rosa 6, snow may 69. oakland tomorrow a high of 67. 72 in fremont. san leandro 70 degrees. 6 brentwood, 73 pleasanton. the seven-day forecast, we'll see the morning fog and sun tomorrow. temperatures take a drive on tuesday, barely making it out of the 60s. as we say hello to may on wednesday, they'll rebound and by thursday and friday our warmest spots going to the low 80s with the fog returning to

finish out the week on friday. tomorrow first thing along the coast a little bit of drizzle. >> then hello wednesday. >> may alady. >> yeah, no kidding. > drew, thanks. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a marvelous debut for latest avengers movie. the epic superhero a

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we're the warriors. we've got to finish this. >> yeah, they do. it just got started, right? tensions running high for game one between the warriors and rockets. nothing settles a team like having a dominant seven-footer. hear dur

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abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> any concern over stephen curry's and klay thompson's turned ankles quickly disappeared. steve kerr relied on his death lineup of curry, thompson, durant, green and andre iguodala for the intense game one. demarcus cousins on the bench with that torn quad.

the warriors gave up 16 points and 13 turnovers in the first half. this one led to eric gordon tying the game at 53 at the half. the warriors led by as much as nine. third quarter, chris paul misses this three. look at durant in transition. throws down two of his 15 in the quarter. beautiful. and then in the fourth, durant the stepback jumper which he does so well. he had 35 points in this one. his third straight game with more than 40. harden lays it in and picks up the foul. he also had 35. 30 seconds left, stephen curry in foul trouble all game. his third three of the game is the dagger. the warriors survive game one, 104-100 the final. after the game, durant told me he expects a more emotional game two. >> a little jittery to start. everybody was excited to play. missed some good looks but they played extremely hard. we knew they were going to play physical and muck up the game.

but i think we did a solid job of doing the same on the defensive end, as well. >> saw you defend paul and harden. what do you take out of this? >> we know the guys will come in more focused in game two. the other guys i'm sure telling them james cp, those guys need more help on the offensive side. those guys get going when the defense is not locked in. capela and three-pointer for tucker. we've got to be on point for every possession. >> we saw a lot of technical fouls. draymond on his third. it's emotional. this match-up with the rockets team is emotional. how do you walk align? >> you know, i think everybody has to stay who they are. the referees been doing a solid job krog the game and not letting it get too far. i think both teams don't mean

any harm or anything but it's all in the good fun of the game. >> game two tuesday night at oracle. it will be a good one. the sharks trying to go 2-0 on colorado in game two of their western conference semifinal. sharks got on the board first. th shot by bret burns, doesn't go. kane is there to clean it up. sharks lead 1-0 after the first period. colorado scores the next three. marc jones makes one good save. tyson barrie rips it in. third period the shot by brent burns deflected and goes under the goalie. now it's a one-goal game. after a colorado empty netter makes it 4-2, burns again with ten seconds to go. it's a one-goal game. last chance, erik karlsson's shot is blocked at the horn. 4-39 final. colorado evens the series a game apiece. game three tuesday night in denver.

this is abc 7 sports report. >> these two teams have a special feeling about each other. >> the warriors and rockets? absolutely. this is the fourth time they've met in five postseason. no love last between them. >> much more to come on abc news at 11:00. a new report highlights the most expensive zip codes. one bay area neighborhood that tops even beverly hills. >> new information about the deadly crain collapse in

live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, a

vigil held for the victims of a shooting at a synagogue in san diego county. a rabbi and 8-year-old girl were injured as well as a man trying to protect a group of children. 60-year-old lori kayee was killed. the gunman has been charged with murder and attempted murder. >> a woman hit and killed while walking her dogs on butterfield road around 10:00. police say the driver is 30-year-old james boswell. he was arrested on suspicion of dui neighbors have suggested speed bumps and reflect recent in the intersection. >> major problems taking muni all month long. the president of the union for muni operators said he's asking employees to work overtime to prevent it from happening again. delays caused by downed lines on friday impacted more than 100,000 ryders from morning till night. muni employees say they are willing to work but want fair

cs. >> there's new information about saturday's deadly crane collapsa in seattle. workers were in the process of dismantling the crane when pieces fell. four people were killed. sarah wong was in a car crushed by the section of the crane. another motorist also died along with two workers on the crane. officials want to know whether high winds were a factor. >> it became really, really strong winds right around that time is when we heard the crash. >> video from the space needle captured the collapse. watch as the crane disappears from sight. that crane was being used to construct google's new seattle campus. google put out this statement about the collapse. "we share our deepest condolences with those ache and thank all first responders who quickly sprang into action." >> a college football in kansas just drafted in the nfl is recovering after a shooting that killed a teammate.

just hours after an cory ballantine was drafted by the giants, a shooting put him in the hospital and killed his former teammate, dwayne simmons. in a statement, new york giants called it a tragic situation and said they were in contact with ballantine. dozens of people were at the home and the chaos spilled into the streets. >> there's people running everywhere. and somebody's down in the middle of the road. bleeding pretty good. >> ballantine is expected to make a full recovery. police are interviewing witnesses tonight as they certainly for the gunman. the san mateo county sheriff's office recovered a man's body found floating in the ocean off half moon bay there morning. the remains were recovered near the ritz carlton hotel. investigators say the victim had been december ford some time. coroner officials took custody of the body and will identify the victim. >> a sheriff's sergeant wounded in the hand during a shoot-out

with a triple murder suspect is at home recovering. >> a procession of vehicles escorted him to his home. he was wounded in a gun bat with stefon jeffesron. he's suspected of killing three people, one in berkeley, one in oakland and one in san francisco. jefferson was apprehended near south lake ta hole. >> chp caught drivers behaving badly during their crackdown on illegal sideshows this weekend. in this video, you can see a truck doing burnouts on the shoulder of a road on mount diablo. chp says he did several more and drove across the double yellow lines into oncoming traffic. he was stopped before anybody got hurt. thec hp recommends taking racing activities to a track where it's legal. law enforcement kicking up patrols to monitor sideshow activity and stunt driving the last couple weekends. >> what video. still ahead, abc7 news is committed toable a better bay area. >> one of the main issues is

housing. w have the most expensive zip code in the country. where it is and the stunning apartment of money needed to afford a house. >> and i'm drew tuma tracking exactly where the fog is right now, where it will be in the morning and more importantly, whether he it will burn off tomorrow. we'll have details in the accuweather forecast next. >> abc's new brand is sharing inspiring stories in a series called "more in common." >> it's tractor day where the coolest vehicle in the parking lot of a school is the one with the biggest wheels. >> this isn't how most sounds get to school. >> no. my high school we're lucky enough to be able to drive our tractors to school one day out of the year. >> it's tractor day. >> it's tractor day. >> sometimes other schools make fun of you guys for being kind of country. >> my response is we're proud of it. if you want to pick on us for it, go right ahead. we ain't going to take no shame from it. we're proud of it. >> i decided it will be cool to

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abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area and housing is one of the big issues. >> this highlights the crunch people are facing the most expensive zip code in the u.s. is right here in the bay area. it is atherton. >> our parents at the bay area news group took a closer look at the neighborhood and in 2018, the medium mortgage was around $5.5 million. to pay it every month, that would run close to $27,000.

and the annual income needed to afford that mortgage you wold need to make a little more than 1 maryland a year. that is assuming you spent 30% of your income on it. the median home price in atherton is about $6.8 million and the second most expensive beverly hills at close to $4.9 million. >> the bay area news group report also found this stunning number. families with low six-figure incomes cannot afford the median market rent in san francisco san mateo and marin countys. if you want to buy, it' really tough. you need an annual income of at least $200,000 to afford the median mortgage payment in 36% of the bay area's zip codes. >> more than 1,000 people walked through san francisco this morning to help find a cure for ms. abc7 news was long the embarcadero as 1500 people took part in this year's walk ms fund-raiser to help the local

chapter raise $350,000. organizers say the efforts are paying off. >> with the help of the ms society and the funds we raise and research we fund, there are now currently 16 medications on the market. there's one for pediatric ms. it's new. there's two for the progressive forms of ms. >> ms is unpredictable and disabling of a disease an affects the central nervous system. >> those throwback we believe jerseys the warriors wore on their regular season finale at oracle are up at auction. ed byes are coming in at the five-figure mark. the ed by for the game we believe jersey for curry hit in excess of $50,000. proceeds from the auctioning will benefit oakland based organizations through the warriors community foundation. that auction ends on >> i got a buck. i'll pay you back. >> i don't know about me but drew tuma, what do you think? >> i do not.

>> what i do have is what it looks like in terms of visibility out there. that will be an issue tomorrow morning. numbers drop especially along the coast and the north bay where visible anywhere from 5 to 7 miles. we expect patchy dense fog first thing tomorrow morning and coastal drizzle. thanks to the marine layer. slow you the fog forecast. 6:00 in the morning, early risers will fine the fog. we'll have fog in the east bay, as well. then you can see our marine layer pulled back to the coast. by 9:00, 10:00, brighter skies prevailing across the region. overnight, the numbers drop into the mid 40s to low 50s. highs on monday, cooler tomorrow than today. 62 in san francisco, 6 in oakland. 74 the high in san jose. seven-day forecast shows you a cooler trend the next two days then a 180. temps rebound with sunshine. warm on thursday and the fog will make a comeback by friday. >> fog is okay when you see the

sun. >> the afternoon sun. >> all right. >> if they had fewer turnovers the game wouldn't have been that close. >> the warriors gave up 20 points on 20 turnovers. a lot of the foul issues. four technicals called in game one between the warriors and rockets.

abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> nba fans waited a year for the warriors and rockets to meet again in the playoffs. in game one today, it did not disappoint. consider the series the western conference version of the battle of winter fell for you game of thrones fans. durant scored more than 35 for the third straight game. the last warriors player to do that in the playoffs rick barry in 1967.

stephen curry shrugged off another night of foul trouble and hits the three to seal the game. the warriors know intensity will increase the longer the series goes. >> that's the reason it's called the regular season because it's regular. when the playoffs come, we know what's at stake. tonight was an example of that. we played hard throughout account 48 minutes. wasn't pretty. too many turnovers. >> every game is different. game two be more aggressive. understand that the defensive style they play and try to create playmaking for teammates, whatever it is, full 48 out there. >> i don't know. tailor-made for the moment i guess. learning a lot so far as a player up to this point. so i think i'm starting to put everything together out there on both sides of the ball. i'm not looking at points or shots that i get up just how focused i am each possession. >> you play with and against some of the best.

have you ever seen anybody have a great four-game stretch like kevin is having? >> there's this is guy named michael something. can't remember his last name. >> one of the most talked about parts of the game nonfoul kaws on three-point plays. the rockets believe the warriors did not give james harden enough room to land. harden and rockets coach mike d'antoni says the refs admitted they missed those calls. larry beil discussed the issue and what they need to do better in game two. >> the warriors survive game one frantic down the stretch. 104-100. for the next couple days, everybody will be talking about landing space on three-point shooting. what's your take away? >> i think this is going to be one of the things that the referees have to define this thing. they sent two different messages. the call was on the floor but what they told houston they made a mistake. they put themselves in a situation where they have to

answer the question. what is the landing area and who is entitled to that landing area. >> you can't draw space or put lines on the floor but you can't control your turnovers. this is a big part of what's going to happen in the future of the series. they do a better job controlling, the landing area by not be a big deal. it will be a big deal. when the warriors have the ball, need to hold on to it. >> 20 turnovers in game one. some of it may have been nervous energy the at start. you want to push and excitement. as we look ahead to game two, what's the biggest adjustment the warriors make? >> you have to come out. you have played the first game. you have to kind of allow some of the bench to come out and play significant minutes. you're a warrior, you want to see how curry and cla react to the ankle injuries. those are the things you look at. >> you want to defend harden, defend him without fouling. > we look forward to game two tuesday night at oracle.

>> a rough go for both bay area clubs. in the bottom of the 11th, a's led by three. drury tied it up with a three-run shot. his fourth home run of the season. all came against oakland. the jays not done. justin smoak had the walkoff base hit. all of those runs coming off blake treinen. jays win 5-4. they sweep the six-game season series. this is even worse for the giants. we'll keep it short. gary sanchez, look at this bomb. he almost hits it out of the stadium. almost hits the boats. that went off vic. the yankees swept the series 11-5 the final. after 19 seasons in the nfl, sebastian jankowski is calling it a career. he spent all but one of his season with the raiders. the 41-year-old said it was a good run. i think sti of the super bowl, it still hurts. it does.

that super bowl in 2002 they lost to tampa bay. this abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. fans remember that super bowl, as well. >> mr. june gruden. >> funny. >> we don't forget. >> i remember some things. i can remember that. mindy, thank you very much. >> that's it for tonight everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thanks for joining us. have a great evening.

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