[announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good go. ready, we're doing it. i'm still in a positive manner positive vibe. we're gonna get this win. we're excited. you know show them what an opening days all about. baseball is back in the bay area as san francisco giants fans packed oracle part for today's home opener. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley an exciting home opener too complete with extra innings underway right now. yep, abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard is just outside oracle park joins us live. hey cornell. hey, i'm and. yeah game still tied up five to five bottom of the 10th inning. what a day. it's been baseball. definitely back here in san francisco. folks are slowly heading home,

even though the baseball action still happening most covert restrictions have been lifted inside oracle and fans feeling a lot of good vibes today. back and so are the fans opening day 2022 finally here. go giants, baby. let's go daniel sotero from san francisco brought his daughter abigail you love the giants. 100% giants it's been it's been really cool to bring her. i have this annual tradition of never missing opening day. we have good memories. cut a home run ball against the marlins like three years ago. thinking of 2019 this opening day feels very pre-pandemic this year. most covid restrictions are gone inside oracle. it's nice to have that sense of normalcy again and and to be out here with people and cheering for your home team. so we're really excited.

2019 we haven't felt this lucky strike general manager our silly martinez says her crew is waited a very long time to welcome back a hungry pregame crowd like this. so we've been ordering food. on beers, you know staffing up so we hired more people and yeah, we're ready. hey, you know, hey, that's i'm here to watch baseball game opening day. what could be a better day is friday. i gotta go to work tomorrow outside oracle. we found mike domingo from redwood city. he's the link cancer opening day lifting your spirits today. yeah. oh, yeah, you know i've it's just never positivity. you know, i'm gonna beat this cancer. back in the bay area at a time when we could really use some fun again just being out here is awesome. seeing the friends and the friends and it just brings back positive vibes all the time.

yeah positive vibes for sure. we'd love to see it game is still tied up, you know, it was a sellout crowd today inside oracle 40,850 fans. just incredible great day for the bay area a great day for the giants. we're live in san francisco. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. oh great. thank you very much. all right a great day for baseball. cooler than yesterday's scorcher. that's true, and we're expecting even more changes too for details on that. let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist. sandia patel said, yeah, dan and am crushing seabreeze bringing the temperature down. so it's comfortable for the ball game. i mean great weather out there. no doubt about it temperature right now 63 in the city. look at this still warm inland up to 90. is in brentwood, so we're seeing our microclimates but compared to 24 hours ago down 25 degrees here in the city. you definitely can feel it. the winds are up gusting the 35 sfo 34 in san francisco ahead. we are looking at wind advisory for the north and east bay hills lake and mendocino counties and

a red flag warning. this is for the weekend for solano county. i'll be back to show you hour by hour why the fire danger is going to be increasing and how long the danger will last ama. all right. thank you so much sandia. we have new details now on the hit and run that killed two women in san jose take a look at photos of the vehicle police are looking for a newer model red four-door pickup. now the quality of the photos isn't great but investigators. hope someone can identify the truck. this happened just before 6 last night at ocala avenue and oakton court on the city z side police. say the two women who were killed were related. we talked to family members today who said the younger victim recently immigrated to the us. our detectives are working hard right now to try to locate this vehicle locating. the vehicle is one thing but we also want to find out who was driving it. i mean this person is responsible for the death of two people innocent people that were in the crosswalk. 14 pedestrians have been killed in san jose this year police say

seven of those crashes were hit and runs tonight. we're learning more about the 33 year old man who was shot and killed wednesday night in oakland as we reported yesterday police say it happened during a robbery on lakeshore avenue near lake merritt today abc 7 news reporter dion limbs spoke to those who knew the man killed. i found out yesterday morning at about seven o'clock. i lost it. sorry. it's okay. i lost it. i i felt at the floor. it'll still take time before any of what happened to melanie wakefield's cousin devin stanford at lake merritt. wednesday night will make any sense. still doesn't feel real. it doesn't feel like it's it actually happened. devin was a father and had a love of music fashion and the great outdoors. he and his partner of six years meredith lear were taking a walk when he was shot and killed in a

robbery attempt for what meredith told me a louis vuitton bag, but i just was so devastated by the news and i don't know how to process it zooming in from their hometown atin, tas. melanie says devin fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tight-knit relationship or taking care of others. he just was incredibly generous loving caring man who had the heart of gold. he would have give you the off his back. yeah. sorry. devin's passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city's 31st of 2022 oakland's police chief held a press conference thursday promising more officers a sentiment echoed to me friday by city council president nikki, fortunato, bass. what are you asking for after? his passing texas, we all love guns and i love guns, you know, and but the truth is that there

really needs to be some sort of harsher punishment for gun violence as devin's family asks for justice and raises money for funeral expenses and his daughter's college education. they also remind anyone watching while this story will come and go their needs to be lasting change the rest of my life that i have to spend without somebody who i love and care about they did it these people didn't just take a life. they took. a part of all of our hearts in oakland dion limb abc 7 news the alameda police officers involved in the arrest that led to the death of mario gonzalez last year will not face criminal charges district attorney nancy o'malley said after an extensive and independent investigation the evidence doesn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officers broke any laws gonzales lost consciousness after officers struggled to restrain men pinned him to the ground face down a corner

classified gonzalez's death as a homicide but listed the toxic effects of methamphetamine as the primary cause of death a former high school teacher enrichment is facing 29 counts of child molestation involving seven victims 35 year old anessa gower arrested this week. she was a biology teacher at making waves academy. that's a public charter middle and high school police. say gowers alleged victims were boys between the ages. 15 and 17 she's accused of engaging in numerous sexual acts with the miners last year and this year. now to a local nonprofit in need of from the community is called courageous women association and it's been providing survivors of domestic violence with shelter and resources. in order to escape their abusers, but now the group is on the verge of losing its home abc 7 news reporter loose pena has the story. six months ago a woman. we will call mary found safety in this home. i'm also just really happy. i got out because i know a lot

of people a lot of people don't make it out. she said the attacks by her boyfriend of two years escalated from verbal to physical abuse mary opened up about the morning. she almost lost her life. he choked me and he threatened me and that morning. i was i was a really afraid that i wouldn't make it out after weeks of planning. she escaped. do you feel lucky? yes, i do feel lucky and i feel blessed. yeah. at an undisclosed location the founder of the non. it courageous woman association showed us a transitional home. that's become a safe haven for women like mary. a woman pay a fee for the program which gives them housing professional help and a place to laugh heal and cook. sometimes we have cook-offs,

which is incredible amazing. so that's a beautiful thing between january of 2021 until now to china says they've gotten close to hundred calls of women in need they can only house 14 at a time. we provide up to two years of housing for women and it's a paid program and that's the problem many of the women lost their jobs during the pandemic and can't afford the program's fee anymore. so now the nonprofit is on the verge of losing this home at one point the founder sacrificed having a roof over her head. to make sure these women had a safe place. we are on our last leg. we have a month left in this house, which is unfortunate. she opened a gofundme hoping the community helps them raise close to 23,000 that would cover rent and bills until june. this is your refuge. yes in san francisco loose pena

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in my family it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court of the united. today a celebration at the white house one day after the senate's historic vote to confirm judge. catanji brown jackson to be the first black woman to the supreme court abc news reporter jack ajaji. ikejaji has more on the words from judge jackson and president biden. today a celebration in the nation's capital. i'm looking forward to for a while. to introduce you the next associate just in the united states supreme court honorable contagi brown jackson judge catanzi brown jackson shattering the glass ceiling becoming the first black woman in our nation's history to be elevated to the supreme court. it has taken 232 years and 115 prior appointments. for a black woman to be selected

to serve on the supreme court of the united states. but we we've made it all of us all of us. and me that they see now more than ever. that here in america. anything is possible president biden along with vice president and harris delivering remarks on the white house south lawn throughout jackson's lengthy and contentious public hearings several republican senators attempted to painter as soft on crime some even suggesting she wants to expand the number of justices on the court a role the constitution reserves solely for

congress every single democrat in the senate and three republicans senator, susan collins lisa murkowski and mitt romney voted for jackson a greater moment. america as we rise to a more perfect union romney was the only republican in the chamber seen giving jackson a standing ovation as the other gop senators walked out during the extended applause judge jackson won't be elevated to justice jackson until her mentor stephen breyer officially retires from the court this summer just jackson's confirmation means the supreme court now has four women on the bench and for the first time in our nation's history white men. be in the minority. ikejati abc news, washington still ahead of 40 million dollar bart contract now being questioned why investigators say it may

tell you about now a deadly crash on 92. this is the scene from sky 7.

we're told this was a head-on collision on highway 92 at the 280 interchange. one person has died. another has been taken to the hospital with critical injuries. and update now in san francisco's continuing city hall corruption scandal the latest report for the city's controller's office shows that san francisco environment director deborah raphael and some senior managers failed to comply with the city's ethics rules that included accepting gifts and meals from waste management company for ecology during garbage rate setting years. sf environment also failed to reveal a $25,000 recology donation to a 2015 earth day event. artificials say a 40 million dollar contract between the agency and a construction management firm may have been awarded. illegally bart's inspector general released details of the investigation today. it shows the bart manager who awarded the contract was also a former employee of the firm and has relatives who currently work

for the firm that potential conflict was never reported and is illegal under state law. it could force bart to void the remaining contract worth more than 27 million dollars a celebration on the peninsula today for a transportation. project more than five years in the making dignitaries and residents gathered for ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning for the completion of the remodeled caltrain station in south san francisco officials. say that 97 million dollar project not only improves the station but really transforms the city. this remodeled station is a game changer for south city. it greatly improves our walkability and connectivity to our downtown by allowing for easier pedestrian access to our downtown businesses. the station features a new pedestrian and bicycle underpass and a center platform for passengers can board trains in either direction. all right now it's time to get a check on our weather and find out about this cool down. yeah, abc 7 news meteorologist. sandy. patel is here with the latest on

that forest. yeah. ananama, it started out warm inland, but it is really dropping off quickly because cooler air has already reached the coast and bay and it's going to spread as we hit the weekend. so let me show you what's bringing about the cooler air system passing to our north here in the pacific northwest high pressure has definitely weakened. we're getting a stronger sea breeze and even though the skies are hazy from our east bay hills camera right now. you're gonna get good air quality both days this weekend as the winds ramp up some more. it is 62 in san francisco. far cry from the records that we saw yesterday, it's not hot that's for sure there mountain view 78 oakland 66 78 right now in san jose you can see how shaky that camera is from our san jose camera. you're seeing the sun right now and it is 85 in santa rosa 70 in petaluma. you're getting that nice seabreeze conquered livermore mid to upper 80s if you're getting out of town this weekend, i want to show you what the forecast looks like the hawaiian airlines forecast sunny and cooler at our airports gusty along the coast upper 60s to the

mid 70s if you're going to honolulu showers 82 new york city has a chance 55 chicago mostly cloudy 43 and angeles will be actually better as well. it's not going to be as warm 79 degrees and sunny from our golden gate bridge camera. you're seeing those high clouds passing through cooling trend continues through the weekend gusty winds, especially over the hills rain and chill arrive on monday. let's talk about the winds first a red flag warning because of the winds for solano county tomorrow morning through sunday evening gusts as high as 50 really low humidity and unseasonably dry fuels means any fires that develop will rapidly spread. so keep that mind we have a wind advisory for the same time period tomorrow for the north and east bay hills santa clara hills also for lake county. so gusts up to 60 here will mean potential for some downed power. or tree limbs so be careful out there with those winds and if you have any unsecured objects, you'll want to tie them down hour by hour we go the winds along the coast 30 to 40 miles

an hour winds ramp up even over some of our north and east bay hills about 36 at fairfield sunday morning. it's still gusty and those winds will continue. it's a dry offshore wind that is concerning with regards to the fire danger 40s 50s on those temperatures in the morning for the afternoon. you're looking at a cooler day upper 50s to the low. these as you check out what's ahead for monday? this is really nice to see rain coming in. sierra will get snow and really in terms of accumulations. we're not expecting a lot. but at least it's going to be accumulating rain anywhere from a 500th of an inch to about a third of an inch there in ben lomond accuweather 78 forecast. it's so windy cooler one gusty in the hills on monday and we'll bring in that light level one system along with a return of winter on monday another chance of rain on thursday temperatures will definitely drop off. so time to bring back the long sleeves and the sweaters on my dan always gotta have everything ready. that's right. sandia all right fairs on the san francisco bay ferry system will remain discounted for

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the 2022 seasons today getting going on the road in philadelphia the legendary philly fanatic provided the first highlight of the day. look at this parachuting in ending with a belly flop the young a's shows some fight today batt. back from five home run deaf five run deficits scoring four in the seventh actually a three coming on this home run off the bat of seth brown. unfortunately, the ace bullpen bullpen was not able to keep oakland that close relate the green and the gold lose their opener to philadelphia nine to five. and this opening day i'll walk off win for the giants just about 20 minutes ago darren rough scored on austin slater's hit to give the giants a six to five win over the miami marlins in things this old-out crowd also saw logan webb goes six innings striking out three as well as catcher joey bart's first major league home run a good way to start the season. yeah, right baseball's back. alright world news tight with david muir's next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. i'm on a dates for sand. all of us. thank you so much for joining

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tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. russia's deadliest single attack on civilians yet since the start of this war. at least 50 people killed. among them, mothers and children, all waiting to flee. kill in the a missile strike at a crowded train station, and tonight the kremlin now acknowledging the toll on its own military, reporting, quote, significant losses in ukraine. but are they acknowledging the real number? and are russian families being told that their loved ones have been killed in putin's war? back here at home at the white house, history made. judge ketanji brown jackson's powerful and emotional speech. what she said as she now becomes the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. mary bruce live at the white house.