times are all getting worse. what will it take for the city to change tonight? we're getting a grim outlook from the president of the city's police officers. association no less abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie. sierra has the story. was parked right at the corner call it the price of parking in san francisco right over there tracy mcrae was on her way to visit a family member in the er. she parked her car at the corner of franklin and post locked up and left nothing in sight but a mere 30 minutes later. boom her windows smashed. i knew instantly it was broke just you know, shattered underscoring that it can happen to any of us mcrae is a san francisco police lieutenant. up. are you tired of it? a girl being tired of it? the question is what can we do about it? there is nothing you can do. and it's really kind of the luck of the draw. that's what it feels like and

many unlucky so far this year in 2022. there's been a 32% increase in car break-ins where property was stolen inside and a 29% spike in larceny theft the crime is increasing for delicious. white is the security service manager for sf safe a crime prevention and education program that works with sfpd facing a heightened demand for services why it says he's noticing these groups of criminals are targeting one neighborhood at a time burglarge that are teamed up when they are arrested then you may be able to clear. maybe a hundred to 120 burglaries because it was those two guys that were doing it a dose of reality on a growing problem macrae is the acting president of the san francisco police officers association. we asked her realistically will this crime cycle ever end it is going to stay the same. that's that's being real. that's giving you the honest answer chief scott was not available to comment specifically about these issues but has expressed concern.

in the past about staffing shortages and slow response times. the department is challenged with more crime with fewer resources. we're down a significant amount of officers probably 500 or more the luxury of having bike patrol of having foot beats and business corridors. we don't have that luxury the staffing shortage in turn impacting 911 response times data released from sfpd shows in february police did not meet the response time standard for priority. which are life-threatening emergencies on average responding in nine minutes instead of eight minutes, but mcrae says the time for when an officer gets a to arriving on scene should be under three minutes. the delayed lag time having a domino effect this february response times for priority b calls, which usually mean a crime has just occurred increased seven minutes and priority seek calls where there is no present danger increased 27 minutes from last year a crisis that mcrae believes the city will continue to struggle

with for at least up to decade next week the san francisco board of supervisors will be holding a committee hearing to discuss the current state of the department's staffing shortage. amid this rise in crime. we'll be following it for the i-team stephanie sierra abc 7 news. in the south bay the mayor of san jose has announced a new proposal. he says can help stop the increase in violent crime that the city has seen lately abc 7 news reporter was zach fuentes there for the announcement. violent crime is on the rise in san jose. according to mayor sam. licardo his office pointing to police data showing that 2021 saw a 10.4% increase in violent crime felony assaults sexual assaults and robberies this year. they say is on track to be similar and his press conference today. licardo spoke about action. the city is taking over the years including hiring more than 200 san jose police officers launching programs for young adults and expanding mental health response units, but still the crime.

continued ricardo says that two main factors have been linked to the crime increase one is the rising rate of pretrial releases many felon arrestees who have otherwise would otherwise have been detained the cardo says the second factor is what he calls a persistent. origin of untreated meth addiction among many of those arrested overall the proposal aims to expand drug treatment for arrestes support small businesses hit by robberies and focus on what he calls a revolving door at the jail, san jose police department looked at data over a 14-month period identified 30 arrestees. had been arrested a minimum of 10 times over that. to 14 months one individual 19 times we do need all the help we can get whether it's physical bodies of patrol cars out there making a difference or changing the law or changing legislation. what is occurring right now is not working and that needs to change though. the city does control the san jose police department much of what happens to someone after an arrest falls on the county in courts. the cardinal says his proposal

can bring different jurisdictions and stakeholders together. obviously a lot of this work is work that requires partnership and collaboration before anything can happen. the mayor says the prop. still needs to be implemented through the city council a process. he says will take several weeks in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. in the east bay oakland police are putting additional officers on the street this weekend after a string of killings. one of the victims was a 33 year old man who was shot to death wednesday night as we reported yesterday police say it happened during a robbery on lake shore avenue near lake merritt today abc 7 news. anchor dion limb spoke to those who knew him. 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 didn't know how to process it zooming in from their hometown of austin, texas. 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 you want to give you the shirt 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 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 the story will come and go there needs to be lasting change the rest of my life that 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 well part of building a better bay area of course is about finding solutions and when it comes to crime there could be obviously any number of answers.

it's a complex problem. adjoining us now is abc 7 news insider film material phil. let's talk about from a regional perspective. you know, we've heard all kinds of theories. it's a very complex obviously what is driving the uptake. we've heard a make ghost guns drug problem homelessness. is there any common denominator that you can put your fingering? well, first of all all of those sure they're all our partnering and how we deal with each one of those. it's the cumulative effect of things that really have the impact one particular brand whether it's you know, increased gun laws whether it's you know, increased jail time. you can have those different things in there including anything you want, but it's a combination of them, but right now, i would say that one of the most common things about it is the lack of police at this point the two things i see and hear the most are san francisco and oakland prime examples their forces are really down. they simply don't have enough 500 of all right by hundreds of offices. the second thing.

is that while we don't necessarily want to go back to the days when in california when if you used a gun in a crime you got an extra 10 years or if you shot the gun during a crime you got an extra 20 years people thought that was too draconian, but we are hearing is that okay? let's at least scale it back bit and say if with a gun and it's illegal. you just don't get to walk out of jail with potential. i'm gone too far. exactly something in between and it's going to be difficult to get to that in between because both have staked out this territory. all right, a lot of negatives to talk about. let's talk about positives. are there any cities in the bay area having some success that you can identify? yes, and what can we learn? well, we can look at like walnut creek remember they had the mass her theft there and they the people ran into the the nordstroms there and robbed tens of thousands of dollars. it was a video that went around the they started cooperating with other. forces they increased the patrols downtown they had the cops to do it and they had the community will to do it. you can see that happening in hayward.

you can see it happening in livermore. you can see it happening in a number of cities where you have the problem is is in the larger cities and the areas around them just immediately around them where they don't have the cops and it becomes a magnet for okay. it's not going to be solved overnight. no, but you know, we and you have to take a certain amount of responsibility and do some prevention and thinking yourself because don't depend on the world changing before. get hit right. that's true phil. thanks phil matier. thank you. well, no record setting temperatures today. in fact conditions were noticeably cooler at the coast and there are more changes ahead abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel here to explain sandia. yeah, we're gonna not only see the continuation of the cooling trend, but we're also going to notice the winds ramping up high enough to raise our fire danger. so let's talk about the 24-hour temperature change. it's dramatic down 25 degrees in san francisco compared to yesterday at this time down 20 in oakland, san jose 16 degrees cooler. seabreeze is stronger, its fueling the cool down gusts to

36 at sfo 32 sustained in san francisco your highs today. don't get me wrong. it was still warm inland upper 80s to low 90s, but certainly cooler around the coast and bay and noticeable here now as we look ahead we have wind advisories that begin for the north and east bay hills, santa clara hills and lake county tomorrow morning running until sunday night red flag warning for solano county the concern here. is that the gust ends along with an unseasonably dry vegetation and really lowering humidity will raise the fire danger. it starts off coming up saturday afternoon, and as those winds ramp up gets even worse adding into sunday. i'll be back with the hour by hour. look at those winds coming right up, dan and i'm okay sandy. thank you coming up next to story about helping others by helping yourself, and i'm profit that shelters domestic violence survivors is now in need of your support and later. we'll be joined live by 7 on your side. finney he is talking love. and money

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lanes of eastbound highway 92 west of interstate 280 in san or blocked right now because of a deadly crash. unfortunately the chp says the driver of a red honda going eastbound veered into the westbound lane and hit a gray bmw about 4:30 this afternoon. the bmw driver was killed and the honda driver suffered major injuries. 35 a former richmond teacher is facing more than two dozen counts of child molestation 35 year old vanessa gower is accused of sex acts with minors inappropriate touching and sharing graphic photos. online she was a biology teacher

at making waves academy police say there are seven alleged victims boys between 15 and 17 years of age. the ceo of the school says gower was being investigated for violating school policy when they learned of additional allegations and shared them with authorities. he also said quote we have reached out to parents students and holy to provide support where it might be needed. a local nonprofit is in need of help. the courageous women association has 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 rate 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 nonprofit 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 movies. so that's a beautiful thing between january of 2021 until now to china says they've gotten close to 800 calls of women. 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 abc 7 news. and we want you to know if you need an ally to deal with the issues like domestic violence. you can find one by going to abc 7 news com slash take action. all right, let's move to the

weather little cooler today alma and when it's all done could get wetter, too. i know that's great to hear sandia. yeah, we need some rain and it's coming on monday. so dan and alma we had a nice natural air conditioning kick back in today the coast bay was dramatically cooler inland area is still warm. let me show you some live pictures from emeryville to sutro exploratorium golden gate. you can see how beautiful the skies are. it's a little hazy out there. some higher clouds 50s to 80s on those temperatures 55 in half moon bay. yeah, you're chilling with a stiff breeze at this hour so system pushing into the pacific northwest wind coming off the ocean blowing right towards us. that onshore wind is what helped to drive. our temperatures down as high pressure builds in behind it. it's going to be the concern is the fire danger. so a red flag warning five am borrow until 5 pm sunday northerly wind gusts up. 50 humidity values 6 to 12% for solano county and you combine that with unseasonably dry fuels that means fires will spread

rapidly so something to be aware of as you make your weekend plans and go about them when advisory for the northeast bay hills santa clara hills also lake county for the same time period gusts up to 60 will mean the potential for some down tree limbs and some power lines. so keep that in mind our by hour we go 30 to 40 mile an hour wind gusts strongest near host initially tomorrow afternoon, but then we start to see the winds out of the north-northeast developing here middletown 31 miles an hour 36 fairfield and that is what is concerning. it's going to dry out the atmosphere even more continuing on sunday as you will notice still gusty around the region in the afternoon and evening. i mean, we're talking 35 to 45 mile an hour winds exploratorium camera showing you the choppy waters right now. we do have small craft advisories inside the bay and storm warnings for outside along the coastline cooling tr. continues through the weekend gusty winds, especially over the hills rain and chill. yeah arrive on monday. so i hope you have your sweaters and jackets ready wendy in the

morning temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s the winds obviously over the hills afternoon highs coming down some more so it's going to be even cooler in our inland areas that were in the 80s. 90s today 80 degrees warmest spot, fairfield 59 and half moon bay everyone else in between it's going to be sunny the accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a windy cooler one for your saturday that cooling continues on sunday level one system will bring us the rain the wind the chill. look at this low 50s to low 60s. i mean we're talking about a 30 degree drop from the 90s today at least inland drying out midweek wins increase again, and we bring in another opportunity for some in on thursday possibly lingering into friday. so just when you thought we couldn't possibly get some more rain. we have it coming monday is the day i'll be back with the hour by hour. look at that rain coming up later on ama. all right. thank you sandia a moment in time captured live at the oscars will have a lasting impact on will smith. will smith. the academy's decision a jelly bean that's good for you?

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that's how long will smith is banned from the academy awards after slapping chris rock live on stage during the oscars just a couple of weeks ago. you saw that rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles has more it's a slap or a starting gun. the race would be a marathon. it's been 12 days since the

world watch will smith delivered that shocking slap to comedian chris rock during the oscar show. but now the wait is over the film academy's board of governors today slapping smith back banning him from oscar shows for the next 10 years. i think will smith was strategically speaking. very smart to quit before he could be fired as it were it let him. that moment anyway and control the narrative before today's decision questions were swirling about how the academy would punish smith the 53 year old actor had already resigned from the academy after the slap and talk about rescinding his best actor oscar which he collected less than an hour after slapping rock was according to industry insiders never seriously considered but the academy did not address whether smith could be nominated for an oscar during his ten-year ban something that could affect smith. future roles they could create a ban for him being nominated which would you know ostensibly

have a you know, a trickle-down effect on his career because any oscar film or would be oscar film. always think twice or three times about casting him because it would cast a paul on the production the film academy today. also apologizing for how it handled the situation a prepared statement in part reading. this was an opportunity for us to set an example for our guests viewers and our academy family around the world and we fell short unprepared for the unprecedented. shortly after the academy released its oscar show ban smith issued a one-sentence response. i accept and respect the academy's decision. rob hayes abc 7 news. you know how much you make but what about your colleagues and competitors tonight the i-team digs into the data of pay inequities, especially when it comes to men and women. should you lend money to friends and family? there's a new study looking into that. i'm michael finney and coming up

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solutions. this is abc 7 news. taboo topic is now a topic of conversation more women in tech are talking about their salary in an effort to close the wage gap abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow dug into the data and has the story. when former apple software engineering author kate rotondo negotiated working from home one to two days a week before the pandemic and an offer for more money than she'd made previously. she thought she was in a pretty good place that had thought like a huge win until rotando says she started and discovered the three men on her team worked fully remotely. she later learned a man joining the team after her would be making more money when we compared numbers of my salary and his offer. he was offered a lot more money. rotondo says she ultimately spoke with eight men who all confirmed making more money than her. she took her concerns up the chain of command they came back to me saying they would make a zero dollar adjustment and that's when i gave my notice apple tells abc 7 news.

it's achieved and maintained gender pay equity for employ. worldwide our recruiters base offer on similar roles and every year we make adjustments to ensure we maintain pay equity. according to a data analysis between 2018 and 2020, in california, women make $.88 for every dollar a man makes. 2019 the 2021, the greatest disparities in legal occupations, tech related industries make the top 10 list for wage gap disparities. one software engineers experience led her to create alpha and 2019, a professional network women, asking people to voluntarily submit salary data. >> it is traditionally a taboo

topic, but it is changing. >> they have analyzed thousands of responses and found women are paid less, but it depends on race and ethnicity. >> when they did not negotiate, they got salaries on the level of those who did not negotiate at all. negotiation is important, but there is work companies need to do to make sure the pay equity is happening on their teams. >> sounds pay ranges established by companies for specific roles fighting your employer over fair pay is brutal. rotunda was now a potter. her business equal clay sells mugs that say pay her more and fix systems not women her message so popular there's currently a wait list for the it. he woodrow abc 7 news. >> the week ended with the laws

for the major indices. trading was mixed. major chipmakers continue to struggle with supply chains. the dow was up, the nasdaq down in the s&p was flat. >> these are tough times, inflation, rent, gas, often not keeping pace with inflation, so if you have not then hit up by a loan for a friend or a family member, you should consider yourself lucky, because it is common. he has the question, should we lend money to friends and family? >> i asked that question on my facebook page. it was amazing. i asked had you lent money and how did it go. i received quite the response. few were willing to be interviewed publicly about their experiences. >> i was to generous -- too

generous and i had second thoughts about appearing on camera for this. i am still willing to talk about it. >> i appreciate it. it is tough to talk about. money is always tough to talk about. especially once you bring a friend into it. i will not have you say her name, but what occurred? >> he said he would pay it back, but never did. i confronted him about it. he made up excuses to avoid the subject. >> that may sound familiar. a study found 60% have lent money to friends or family, and it did not go well for most. >> 44% of people who have done this had some sort of negative consequence, 38% less money, 23% suffered a damaged relationship. >> that happened to madeleine. >> we have not been in contact

for years. >> she helped a friend who needed money to pay a veterinarian bill. >> it took a long time to get the money back. when i finally had the courage to approach him about it, he made it more awkward by stating the difficult financial position she was in. >> she got her money back, but it was over time. >> what i would say is don't do it, or if you do, treat it like a gift rather than a loan, and certainly don't lend more you can afford to lose. >> the study found 17% of those surveyed had lent the use of a credit card. that is an especially poor idea. >> it is like the airline say, put your oxygen mask on before

helping others. a lot of people risk their own finances and then the relationship and everything blows up. >> 21% surveyed said they had cosigned alone. now that is incredibly risky, since you are on the hook not just for the money borrowed, but the interest as well, and it can ruin your credit score. it could be destroyed if things go bad. shakespeare wrote neither a borrower or lender be. that is pretty sound advice. send me your stories of lending money, buying a home, car, paying off the loan, anything with money. i want to hear about your triumphs and frustrations. go to abc7news.com to share their stories. >> it is complicated, wrapped up in emotion. one thing i heard is just make it a gift if you want to help. don't make it alone. don't tie it to anything. -- it a loan.

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atrocities reported against civilians, the latest a train station where thousands were trying to leave. our reporter has the details. reporter: emergency crews responding to the scene of a devastating attack on the train station in eastern ukraine, where ukrainian officis say 50 were killed, including five children and more than 100 injured. >> it was a chaotic scene. everybody was in shock. this was a civilian situation. these were innocent women and children and grandmothers trying to evacuate on trains. >> two rockets hitting the transportation hub. as many as 4000 were trying to leave with russian forces zeroing in on that region. black smoke filling the sky after russian missile struck a bread factory in one city. crews clearing debris and sifting through rubble and another. president zelenskyy think this is an evil that has no limits and if it is not punished, it

will never stop. the u.s. embassy in kyiv reacting saying the world will hold boot and accountable for these atrocities. the kremlin is denying responsibility for the attack, but a senior u.s. defense official tells abc by russian-fired missile seems to have caused it. thursday, nato leaders agreed to send more weapons to ukraine. slovakia donated its only air defense system. the u.s. also offering critical support. the european union doubling down on sanctions, including banning coal imports. the kremlin has acknowledged significant military losses. a senior administration official tells abc that russia is using mobile crematory and to burn their bodies, but that most families are not being informed of these deaths. >> today, a celebration in our nations capital. >> i have been looking forward to this for a while, to introduce you, the next

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underway. it started with that rocket launch. our reporter in los angeles explains who was on board and what they will do in space. >> ignition. go falcon. go dragon. godspeed. >> another new chapter in manned spaceflight, the first time in all-private crew goes into space on a private, non-government spacecraft. the commander is a former nasa astronaut. >> it has been a real privilege to work and train alongside these three remarkable gentlemen , and i can say with zero hesitation that we are ready to fly. >> who are these guys? an american, canadian, and israeli, and they have a lot of money, paying close to $55 million each for more than a week in space, and a trip to the international space station. >> the company is a company that got some private citizens together who paid their way to go up. >> he runs the columbia space

center. is it fair to call them astronauts? [laughter] >> i think so. the standard definition is you have to make it through an altitude of 50 miles. >> the international space station is 250 miles up, so they would qualify. each visitor will have experiments to run, so that is one reason they prefer to not be called tourists. as a gift for their hosts, they will bring some food prepared by a celebrity chef. what can we take from this mission? the interest in a trip like this gets us all talking about science. >> that is the big benefit. there is something about space that gets people involved in science, that is good for all of us. >> pretty impressive. >> yeah. always impressive. impressive temperatures yesterday. [laughter]

better today. >> yes. tracking the weekend forecast. >> that's right. it will be even more comfortable than today. take a look at live doppler 7, some high clouds coming through. the cooling most noticeable in the beaches in bays spreads and one tomorrow. you will feel it. in the end the 70's and 80's. coast, 50's and 60's. windy along the coast. cooler weather sunday. monday, well below average, low 50's, low 60's for many. monday is the day when we will bring in some rain, so you need the umbrella. sierra snow. this will not bring us a lot of rain, but enough to add moisture to the fuels so hopefully help to lessen the fire danger, which we are facing this weekend. rainfall totals from 500 to a third of an inch. the seven-day forecast, windy, cooler, gusty wind sunday, level 1 system with rain on monday, a

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larry beil. larry: good evening. opening day. sellout crowd. drama. navy skydivers parachuting with the flag. you know what else is good? the self-proclaimed captain. on a boat. all watching joey bart. fifth, high, deep imeans e. 3-0 over the marlins. back to the captain. captain now. bun single. not there. cool. eight. 4-2. that's when things with wrong. top nine. homerun. suddenly the giants trail 5-4. that was chris alvarez. look out. bottom nine. leadoff bomb. 5-5.

extras. crowd crazy. bottom 10. slater, doubles left. he is chugging from first. 250 pounds, channeling usain bolt. safe. giants win 6-5. let us get to chris alvarez. no more tears. that was fun. chris: yeah, choppy waters, if you will come opening-day, six-five, first walk-off win on opening day in 35 years. >> i was excited. opening-day is a special day in baseball. it becomes more special when you have a lot of excitement for the fans. >> pretty fun. extra innings. win. participation from the entire team, for team effort, fun. >> that is what we do. it's funny.

talking to giants fans i grew up with, i feel like it is always like that. >> it always feels good to start 1-0. 1000 winning percentage. it was an exciting game. one of the games that everyone contribute in. that is our brand of baseball. chris: there was plenty of fun around the captain brandon belt in the boat entrance. i ask if he thought about a collaboration with the warriors captain. he said that's fine, but i am the captain of baseball. back to you. ma [laughter] >> thank you. i don't have anything. philly fanatic also parachuting in. faced plans. whops. his debut. getting the start on the mound. first.

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weekend. you know, the weather can change everything so dramatically. even if he's not right there, suddenly the wind starts blowing, the rain starts coming, the green softens everything can go wrong. >> things change very quickly. >> yes, stressful. >> thanks. >> tonight, shark tank, 2020, and the news at 11:00. abc7news is dreaming 24/7. get the abc 7 bay area news app and join us. whenever you want, wherever you are. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what matters. our i-team focused tonight on the growing crime problem in san francisco, but it is happening all over the bay area. there has been a 32% rise in car break-ins in the city. as hard as it is to believe the

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