the closure had a dramatic affect on traffic as you can see. everyone being forced off of north livermore avenue. we will certainly pass it along but at least the freeway has now reopened. you can see horrible traffic. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. >> we will get right to the big story of the day. dan: we have the record-setting temperatures. >> let me show you the highs for today. these are the records. san jose breaking the old record. a new record of 92 in santa rosa. downtown oakland is 89. 97 in gilroy. breaking the old record in 1989. half moon bay at 80. it was plenty warm across other

parts of the bay area. even if you did not have a record. 91 in redwood city. i want to show you what the numbers look like right now. it is still warm. 70's, 80's. those temperatures will come down. we will see some cooling relief. 50's to 70's at 9:00. even cooler weather as we go into 11:00. i will let you know when we will have a dramatic drop in temperatures and even some raindrops coming our way. >> aggress fire broke out. many people want to beat the heat. you can see the smoke there. no word on how that fire started. fire danger is rising.

cornell bernard is calfire headquarters in santa rosa with details. >> more than a hundred seasonal firefighters will be here. they are being hired more than a month early. really because of the scorching hot temperatures. that feels a lot like summer. bulldozer training class under the hot sun here. these crews maybe cut onto cut fire lines wherever. >> make sure we are prepared to operate heavy equipment on the fire line. >> this is not doing firefighters any favors. it has moved up the timeline on fire season.

>> this is what we would see in mid-to-late june and as this week continues with the weather that we are having, that can bump the average out even farther. >> the bulldozers are staffed by our operators. >> this is why calfire is hiring more seasonal firefighters that it has in years. 120 alone for its sonoma, napa and lake county unit. the crews are starting nearly a month and a half earlier than what is budgeted for. >> we are forecasted to hire peak staffing by the end of may. that is extremely early. >> last season, they caught up with these calfire recruits. they gave us an inside look at how grueling and extreme their training really is. >> i took the job because i was working in an office and this is an opportunity to do something that is pretty important work that actually matters. >> fire season no longer a summer event.

the fact -- the past five years have brought epic wildfire to the bay area. hundreds of homes lost. in 2020 alone, 4,000,000 acres earned in california. >> it will be a long season. >> calfire wasting no time. new seasonal firefighters have been told to report for duty. we are live in santa rosa. cornell bernard. >> really quickly, when you spoke to calfire today, what did they say with the public and do to help out this fire season? >> now more than ever, they are asking the public to keep defensible space about 100 feet from home. if you are starting an open space, call 911. >> thank you. good advice. >> as part of our effort to

build a better bay area, we are covering the housing crisis that so many are facing. over the past few weeks, louis peña has spoken with tenants on the verge of homelessness and lawmakers trying to extend protections. >> after we covered the story was contacted by several small property owners who say they are also in the same boat. tonight you will meet a couple who says their tenant is refusing to pay more than $100,000 in rent. >> in january of 2020, the biggest nightmare began. they rented a three-bedroom house to a tenant who has been defrauding several landlords for years. they had no idea. >> it gave us a chance -- he

gave us a fake w-2. >> two months later, the pandemic it. extra. >> these property owners say the tenant has refused to pay for more than two years and owes them more than $100,000 in rent. property to pay for the kids college. one of them graduates high school next month. >> this is the reason why they are hurting. >> this is my life. quick they lawyered up and tried to evict their tenant for this i had people living in the house

and charging them for rent. >> because he knows the law very well and he is trying to do this as much as he can. >> the human services department confirmed that this is not an option right now. >> but we asked what type of options the landlords have and this was the response. >> we suggest you still -- a landlord can submit applications on our website. quick they got $43,000 but they still feel trapped. their tenant's case is now the das office for fraud. >> has anything come out of you taking them to court? >> not yet. >> they can go 19 months into the case and still, no conviction. i think this could go on forever. >> these property owners have

been waiting for them to take action but tell me they feel trapped. this family is taking money out to pay their mortgage. >> let's talk about the eviction moratorium. is there an expiration date? the way that works is that the eviction moratorium can expire 60 years after that. the state has an eviction moratorium set to expire after june 30. >> thank you very much. >> the public and state lawmakers are urging the governor to withdraw regulation that allows for the early release of some inmates.

martin had credits to qualify for early release but republicans say the state should protect the public. >> family and friends set -- are now urging the district attorney to reopen the case and charge the officers. they gathered at 19th and shotwell street where luis was killed. they were called to almost think, for a man with a knife. one officer fired a beanbag gun. both shot him several times. he did not charge the officers,

saying there -- it was unreasonable for them to be in fear for their life. we reached out to the district attorney but have not heard back. >> the man who was shot by san jose police last week is suing the department and the city. attorneys say he wrestled the gun away from another man. romans later, greene was shot by police. dustin dorsey has more for green and his family. is facing for the first time since being shot by a san jose police officer. >> tossing and turning. i just keep seeing it in the back of my head. i was just looking at my hands

and there was blood. >> surveillance videos showed that green disarmed another man during a fight. his lawyer said someone started with him. during attempted to leave the restaurant while one officer shot him. greene and his lawyers announced they filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city. him. >> the 20-year-old sophomore football player says he has received scholarship interest from several schools including san jose state and fresno state among others. >> my son is a hero. my son is a courageous young

man. had dreams of pursuing going to a division i college. going to the nfl. now it has been sent back. >> this will be a difficult case. >> as this lawsuit is set to play out, it comes down to two key questions. >> what would a reasonable officer have done and was deadly force necessary? >> they both said they are not able to comment on incidents. >> we love the bay area for its diversity. sad that we also recognize there is great economic disparity here. tonight, some real-life examples. >> seven on your side without people

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>> our work to build a better bay area means bringing to light the challenges that many of our neighbors feel just to live here. food insecurity is once again rising. tim johnson went to one local food bank this afternoon and explained how they are coping with the increased demand. >> at a food bank warehouse in concord, the richest of the bay area can seem a 1000 miles away. since the start of the pandemic two years ago, food insecurity has skyrocketed in our region. now with inflation and rising gas prices hitting everyone, the need for food is on the rise yet again. >> right now, we are serving

about 260,000 individuals every single month. before the pandemic we were serving about 180,000. >> cassidy is a spokesperson. she says in order to help meet the increased need, or organization has partnered with our educational foundation. they have launched the 2 million real challenge. a donation matching program that runs through the end of may with the goal of hitting $500,000. >> because we can purchase two meals with one dollar donated to the food bank, we are able to provide 2 million meals. >> the demand is not set to subside anytime soon. the food bank expected to stay elevated for at least another couple of years. >> that has put a strain on the food bank.

colleagues, this role is more than just a job. it is a way to enter a call coming from those most in need. >> we are a very passionate bunch who are very dedicated to ending hunger. t tim, abcev news. >> now to our top today, the record-setting weather. many said conditions were ideal to sunbathe, go for a stroll or even write a few waves. to put it simply, an amazing spring day along our incredible coastline. >> i will probably be here all day and make a day of it. the weather is unseasonably amazing. i will try to capitalize on that for sure. >> to get an idea of how popular a spot this was, check out the parking lot. it looked more like a day in june. no one complained.

it was just a perfect day for that little boy and his bucket. the crowd was a little more thin. there was a bit more wind there. still, a great day to watch surfers or shoot some video on your phone or send it back to some folks. back east, the weather was not as nice as it was here today. i might have been one of those people saying look how warm it is today. >> stunning everywhere. >> it was unbelievably warm. dan and karina, certainly warm enough to hit the beach. no doubt about it as we set record. let me show you alive picture from the golden gate bridge camera. the wind is not really there. so gentle. 82 in san francisco. speaking of san jose, hazy skies right now. a look at those temperatures.

livermore and concord, currently 89°. this is going to move on. as it does, we will start to get some relief beginning tomorrow from our tower camera. relief arrives. we are looking at a windy and chilly pattern with light rain on monday. let's go hour-by-hour. going into the noon time tomorrow, it warms up away from the coastline. notice the coast only on the 50's and 60's. warm response will be in the 80's as opposed to the 90's. the wind switches from a -- -- a down sloping offshore wind. 30 to 39 miles per hour. coming up even more around 7:00

p.m.. especially near the coast where you will get the relief. they have already posted a wind advisory. the concern is fire danger. the rainfall in march added some moisture to the fuel but anytime you get one of these wind events, especially in a drought, you want to be vigilant. 40's, 50's, high clouds. and then in the afternoon, it will be warm in the south bay. 76 in santa cruz, cupertino. it is going to be breezy right near the coast. 60 in daly city. northbay temperatures 78 in san rafael. ered sunshine. 78 in fremont. temperatures are still above

average. we will go 85 in concord. 84 in pleasanton. 88° outward brentwood. it is going to be mostly coastal. by sunday it is 50 to 70. look at the chill on monday. you will notice the accuweather 7-day forecast. cooling begins tomorrow, breezier, cooler. a windy pattern sets up a storm, a level 1 storm with light rain, the chill. 50's and 60's on monday and then the wind continues through mid week. we have another opportunity for rain on thursday. >> coming up next, no ordinary break in. see what was taken and who it

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but it illustrates a big problem. >> my heart sank. it made me sad and then i felt scared for our community. >> smash this thing and then reached in and grabbed whatever he could. and he ran off. >> the items taken include laptops and cell phones. by lifelines for the 80 families that stay here as their children receive treatment from benioff children's hospital. >> most of our families are very low income. these computers are a lifetime -- >> it is nice. you don't have to worry about finding a place to stay, the extra cost, the burden. >> sf petey responded quickly. that makes sense given that

there is a station across the street. this just illustrates how crime can happen anywhere. >> because we care so much for people that need our help, i thought we were a little bit exempt and we are not. no one is exempt from what is going on in our city. >> as the nonprofit cleans up, they sent this message to san francisco. >> we exist because of the kindness of this community. >> and we want to get the word out so others can be aware and they can continue to serve more families in need of a little tlc. in san francisco, abc seven news. >> if you would like to help out, you can find information about reaching family house by going to the story on our website, abc seven news.com. >> american history made today and it was california's own vice president,, harris to make it official. >> wells fargo lost thousands of

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> we have been reporting on a widespread scam using the popular quick pay app, tricking victims into sending them money. >> imposters have targeted wells fargo customers and the bank denied claims for refunds but now, wells fargo is giving them their money back. >> michael finney is here with some encouraging news. >> it is all happening very quietly. we asked wells fargo about why so many customers were losing money to the scam. the bank said it was heartbreaking but impossible to reverse even if they tried. and now without any notice, customers are getting a big surprise in their bank account. correct the money is gone. it is gone.

>> oh my gosh. all wells fargo customers. all hit by the same scam. it starts with a text. >> they were asking me if i approved this transaction and i said no. >> i said no. almost instantaneously, i received a call. >> it says wells fargo. >> the color claimed to be from wells fargo, saying that someone was draining their account and they had to stop it fast. >> whatever we have to do, we have to hurry. so i am in panic mode. >> they told me to go on zel and transfer funds to myself. >> they told them they could reverse it by sending the money back to themselves. >> first you need to go there and put your name in there so we can take that money. >> i had to go to the app. >> the imposters told them to

put their names as a zel recipient so it appeared they were getting there on money back. >> it shows it was deposited into my account. >> it went straight to the scammers. >> my money was gone. went -- when i want to go look, i had six dollars left. >> i guess my name is not my name somehow. this does not actually go to my name. >> each filed a claim with wells fargo. each was denied. the bank said they authorized the payment and zel has no fraud protections. >> you know it is fraudulent. >> they said they don't guarantee zel. >> it was just you lost the money. >> weeks later, with no explanation, the bank quietly but the money back in their accounts. >> i was very surprised. i woke up my husband.

i said i can't believe they did this. >> wells fargo tells us in each situation is unique. while we are not able to share specifics, our review may determine reimbursement is appropriate. we follow the applicable laws and regulatory guidance. >> i am most in shock. >> it was shocking because i chalked it up to a loss. >> let me underline something. the scammers make it seem like victims are sending the money to themselves. they do it by using the victim's name and phone number to create their own zel account so they actually receive the money. beware, the text or call may not be your bag. anything that has to do with money, i want to hear about your triumphs and frustrations. go to abc seven news.com/seven on your side, just assume it is

not your bank. >> i almost fell for one. they almost got me to click. >> stocks reversed or recent downward trend today. not by much. the dow gained only 87 points. the s&p added 19. >> nancy pelosi has tested positive for covid-19. her weekly news conference was canceled. as was the upcoming trip to asia. pelosi is vaccinated and has gotten to booster shots. e atteis shows just how close se was to him yesterday. president biden was tested last night and the test came back negative. >> history for the highest. >> this nomination is confirmed. >> history was made today.

the senate confirming judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court on a bipartisan basis. to fill in president biden's promise to dominate the first black woman to the nation's highest court. president biden and judge jackson watching the vote count from the room here. judge jackson held a one on one meeting with 90's, senators on the hill. she sat through over 20 hours of questioning during the hearings and filed 330 pages of written responses. that is more written questions than either -- any supreme court nominee. all democrats rally behind judge jackson. >> does jackson will go down as an american giant. >> republicans tried to paint her as soft on crime. mitch mcconnell once again slamming jackson shortly before the vote, claiming she is failing to commit to oppose

expanding the supreme court. >> the solution is for all the justices to stay in their lane. there is one right number of justices. the number is nine. >> does jackson promised susan collins she would never take a position on that issue. when judge jackson joins the court this fall, she will be taking on several controversial cases. encompassing the death penalty, the clean water act and humane treatment of animals in our food supply. one of the biggest cases of the fall so far is the challenge to harvard. a case that could determine the future of affirmative action nationwide. judge jackson says she will recuse herself in the case. abc news, washington. >> ukrainian officials say major fighting is underway in the east.

antony blinken is in brussels along with other nato leaders before talks with ukraine's foreign minister. he made it clear what this country needs. >> they have only three items in it. it is weapons, weapons and weapons. >> we have been providing to ukraine the weapons and systems we believe it can use most effectively. >> in the city of mariupol, they believe they deported him to russia. if you want to help people in ukraine, we want to put together a full list of verified groups. >> coming up next, talk about adding insult to injury, a man sues after getting badly hurt

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we are talking a medical issue. our reporter has the details. >> i have good days and bad days. >> daniel is now paralyzed after that accident three years ago. he was on his way to a job interview. he said the broken sidewalk caused him to lose control. he hit his head against a tree. >> doctors have said i am not going to walk again or i may not. >> they have photos showing the pavement uneven by 3 inches. they claim there is trash or debris in the area which is hazardous. >> that is one of the bases of the lawsuit as well. a failure to maintain injury. and the sidewalk. >> as part of the agreement with the city of los angeles, they are supposed to protect the city against lawsuits. his attorneys claimed that he

now owes $322 in legal fees. he says it is in the fine print when you rent a scooter. >> this is a type of contract where a person is checking in boxes. little do they know one of those boxes says we will come after you even if it has nothing to do with the incident. >> this comes as a ucla study says the injury rate for some writers of scooters is higher than that for motorcycles. he looked at people treated at ucla emergency departments. we contracted bird and the company issued a statement which says the injuries suffered by mr. peña are deeply unfortunate and while byrd was not the cause of the accident, we hope mr. peña has access to the care that he needs. bird has no intention of collecting any money from mr. pena. >> it is a huge relief.

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>> protecting our environment is very important to building a better bay area and this innovative project holds the promise of saving water from evaporation and generating clean energy at the same time all while possibly revolutionizing a key part of california water system. spencer christian has a look. >> they crisscross the central valley, driving one of the most productive economies in the world. but soon, irrigation -- irrigation canals could help our dozens of california homes and businesses as well. >> at the most basic level we are studying how you expand skin -- expand canals that go from 20 feet to 110 feet and posted -- and put this over the top of

them. our project partner designed the panels to act as canopies. when they are suspended in place, the test grades are expected to generate 5 mw of renewable energy but jordan harris believes they might also help protect precious water from the effects of climate change. >> after looking at these open canals, driving from san francisco to los angeles, after years and years, surely there must be something you can do to put a lid on this. >> compared to existing solar farms, they believe there are major economic advantages as well. that is because most of the canals are on publicly owned land and they often run close to pumping stations and existing electrical grids. potentially making it easier to distribute the power. >> we are the electric utility. we have both functions that this

project will benefit from. >> this project is believed to be the first of its kind. water in california rarely stays in one place. if this pilot program is successful, backers hope that this can happen up and down this state. >> he believed the benefits could be scaled up without affecting open space or taking farmland out of production. potentially placing solar canopies over the massive aqueducts carrying water from northern to southern california. >> after we covered all 4000 miles or so, our hypothesis going in is that we would save about 65,000,000 gallons of water annually. that is enough to serve a couple one million people. >> well producing clean energy for local power grid. >> pretty amazing work.

the pilot project is expected to cost $20 million. >> it looks like we would -- like we broke some records today when it comes to the weather. >> we broke some records. >> we will get some rain on monday. let me show you what that air quality looks like. look at the city here. that he is adding a little more color to the air. moderate air quality. it will look good as the breeze comes up. live doppler seven a little different. it will be cooler tomorrow. most of this will be on the warm side but not as warm as today. here is a preview of that. a co-system on monday. we can't rule out a little

dusting of snow here. the accuweather forecast does feature cooler weather. we do see this. >> thank you. onto larry beale. we should not be surprised because he has done so many things throughout his career. >> when you overcome the physical impairments he has been dealing with, it is unbelievable. doctors were talking about possibly imitating his leg. there was tiger woods, playing well. now the question is if his leg

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and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, and may worsen kidney problems. the choices you make can help control your a1c. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity.

>> there are few athletes in the world that just make us freeze and stop whatever we are doing and watch what he is doing. such is part of the mystique of tiger woods. he was very much the show at the masters. he is playing his first competitive round and 500 days. look at the gallery there. the first shot off the tee, he did not like it. he said he didn't warm up very well.

the years. finishes with power. will tiger's leg holed up for four rounds? he was asked if things got easier as the round went on. >> it did not get easier. i can swing a golf club. it is difficult, the walking. it will be difficult for the rest of my life, just the way it is. but i am able to do it. that is something i am very lucky to be able to do. >> tiger said that tonight will be spent mostly with ice on his leg. giants and almost in the

marlins. they will be behind the dish, catching here. after a franchise record 107 wins, the giants are eager to get back to work. >> i have been a guy that lives for that. i would not be here if i did not have that in my heart. i am super excited about getting back here and setting a tone. it will be a lot of fun tomorrow. >> nobody should care if i have butterflies or not. fred fletcher was an extremely exciting year.

>> here we go. to the eyes. doug wilson is stepping down after 19 years. this is presumably because of health issues. wilson led team teal to one stanley cup finals appearance. here is how sports work these days. if you are unhappy with the contract, you unfollow your team and scrub them from social media. diva samuels has unfollowed the 49ers and scrub them from his bio. jimmy garoppolo's and salary remains on the books. that is creating a type cap situation. they should get new long-term extensions. everyone needs to calm down. they will get paid.

in my just take a little time. but in the meantime, you ghost. >> tiger will be fun to watch. >> coming up tonight on abc seven at 8:00, station 19 followed by grey's anatomy. stay with us for abc seven news at 11:00. that is it for this edition of abc news. >> we appreciate your time and we will see you at 11:00.

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