san francisco resident who brought his complaints to dan noyes and he is here with a story you will see only on seven. >> he is really frustrated week after week, month after month. he reported it to police more than seven months ago but heard nothing. >> i tweeted i was researching this story about car break-ins. broken glass is such a common sight in san francisco so our clips of criminals breaking into cars, even with people inside of them. this violent robbery of a canadian camera crew. now, for the first time, we are seeing what appears to be at the next step in the criminal enterprise. the open air market for stolen goods in the mission district.

when kids are playing soccer just feet away. >> it is like where i live. kind of scary. >> this tech work and lives nearby and does not want to show his name but he has been documented the -- documenting the trait of stolen goods. >> exchanging electronics usually. a large number of laptops, ipods, cameras were getting passed back and forward. >> a group plays dice for money on the sidewalk. several laptops appear. hands money to the driver, has to get more cash from her friend. another car pulls up, another laptop, all in about five minutes. this resident tells me it happens all the time. it happens like every day. >> he watched someone stop --

still a -- he watched someone steal a messenger bag. >> they are throwing it away. >> the laptop was gone but the resident covered a passport, tracked down the owner and returned the items that night. >> i saw them drop it in the trash cans. >> within an hour of the break in, they are here. >> just last week he watched a briefcase being sold on the street and then recovered plane tickets, a visa and vaccination cards and returned them to a businessman from mexico. thieves broke into his rental car. this is one of my favorites. >> they caught one of the men changing license plates. >> they are doing something to ident racks. -- hide their tracks. >> he just starts dropping it

because he can't carry it at all. >> he wants this to stop for his family and near others. he wrote a detailed email last september and then nothing for months. >> did the police do something you could see? >> given how blatant and brazen it is, it is alarming it would take this long to do something about it. >> i started asking questions. san francisco city hall. >> they have not. >> she has a plan that would stop the garfield square fencing operation and the street vendors who sell items stolen from the

city's groceries and drugstores. a permit system enforced by the department of public works. >> they can confiscate their goods and today, you can't sell it. >> she and mayor london breed did not consult the police. >> where the police involved in that process? >> no. >> we want police focused on the bigger issues, the violent crimes and this is so widespread and it does not need them. >> i went to the mission police station. they came in before garfield took over. >> i would have jumped all over that. we would have been on it. >> it has been seven months since the lead came in and investigators are still working the case. >> the way he moved things out,

that gives us a lot of investigative leads to follow up on. >> the captain also told me about one obstacle to cashing those breaks. they do not allow high-speed proceeds for property crimes. >> it feels like quite a cycle. the story we will continue to follow. the test the ceo made a $43 billion offer to buy twitter. he says he wants to build an arena for free speech. >> elon musk has made it clear he does not like the way twitter monitors free speech. he started off by buying chairs and then he realized quickly he would not have the influence he wanted.

. . he wants to buy the whole company and make changes from within elon musk is making his stance clear. he is not satisfied as the second largest shareholder at 9.2% of twitter. now he wants to take over the whole company, citing the need to build an arena for free speech. >> it is important that people have both the reality and the perception that they are able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. >> musk said he planned -- he has a plan b. he said elon musk could fight the board by serving -- selling his shares. >> if he said that he was going to sell his shares, the value of the shares go down. now we have shareholders that have benefited from the high price of the shares, seeing the

value of their portfolio, they are going to go after the board members. >> he has been vocal about the social media giant for years. he suspended president trump in 2021. >> he does not like the decisions about who he lets on and who it takes off. >> this constitutional law professor believes elon musk's aspirations go beyond free-speech. >> you believe that elon musk has a political agenda. >> it is quite clear, he does not like the decisions twitter is making about people putting out misinformation off the platform if they go too far. >> media companies are regulated, social media platforms are not. section 230 of the communications decency act protects them. >> he has no legal response ability. >> elon musk said he would like to add an edit button to the

platform and make the algorithm open source. >> i think it is really dangerous that so much of our communications are held in the hands of a few people who run these platforms and decide what is appropriate, inappropriate, true and false. that is dangerous for democracy and i can see why those with money would want to buy those platforms. >> experts tell me that there is a possibility elon musk could go for a hostile bid and just a couple of hours ago, he tweeted hinting at this option. >> attain control in effect between i-80 and baxter and truckee. we will look at the traffic cameras here. you can see cars slowing in the westbound direction and an inspection point. so far there are no chain controls on highway 50. here we are in april.

the scenes are pretty nice to see. it is foggy and a bit drizzly. we have rain in the forecast. >> it looks like winter in the sierra and as you look at live doppler seven, that looks a lot more like winter. thunderstorms up to the north. let's get you down to the street level radar. it is scattered in nature around fulton, san francisco. this is near granada and in the south, a little bit of drizzle. timing this out, showers will continue through late tonight, a view of the rainy view of the exploratory camera and san francisco. it is foggy. i will be back to tell you more about the storm and others coming.

>> san francisco's laguna hospital is at risk of being shut down. melanie woodrow has more on the story. >> san francisco's laguna honda hospital is a licensed skilled nursing facility that serves approximately 700 patients with complex medical needs. many who are low income. the hospital is at risk for being shut down after they terminated laguna honda's participation in the health care safety net program. the hospital will continue to see medicaid payments over the next 30 days but can't take on any new patients and expect reimbursement. the announcement was triggered. it began in october when state surveyors prevented contraband.

>> we have been well on our way to making things right and improving the conditions. >> state surveyors here. >> during the visit, what was seen was a number of things we know can be corrected. quick san francisco says there was not enough time to address those deficiencies. >> we are in a challenging situation now that -- the most important thing is that laguna honda is not going anywhere. >> hospital officials have already begun the recertification process. nancy pelosi said her office is working closely with the biden administration to ensure the hospital can come into full compliance. writing it is unfathomable that they could lose the vital edible funding it needs to support

life-saving programs for some of our most vulnerable san franciscans. >> we look forward to recertifying with medicare and in the meantime, we continue demonstrating patient safety. >> in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> a shelter-in-place order has been lifted after a massive fire at the taylor farms processing plant. the fire broke out in salinas. firefighters are on the scene, looking for hotspots. this is the inferno that firefighters found when they responded to the facility. 35,000 pounds of highly combustible ammonia stored in tanks there made their job a lot tougher and more dangerous. the plant was closed and due to reopen on monday. >> google announces a major project coming to san jose. still had, the company plant aimed at revitalizing downtown.

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that extreme category. we asks the secretary of national resources when they reach a tipping point for statewide mandates. >> our focus right now is requiring every community have a specific plan that customizes the water supply they have. click they already know the hazard. years of planning is about to result in some new levies. david louis shows you how this can benefit the ecosystem. that heavy equipment and the mud is starting work on a major project to stop that cycle of flooding. >> we will get some height and

it will be a good step toward getting that protection when we have those flooding events on the horizon. they will address not only flooding but also restoration of habitat from old salt ponds. >> this is a horizontal levy that would extend a more vertical face of the levy outwards. >> this project is deeply personal for a member of the valley waterboard who has gone through three floods. what could be having here with climate change, this is trying to stop it before happening.

the construction of the levy itself will take years. this may not be completed until 2037. david louis, abc seven news. >> we are getting just a little bit of a reprieve from the dry conditions. >> we can get. >> we will show you live doppler seven.

it is really light stuff as we start out in the east bay. the castro valley area, you are seeing some light rainfall. san francisco, the marina district and as you look around mill valley some showers. how much did we pick up? try close to an inch, just under half and is in santa rosa but only a couple hundred from san jose to livermore. eight hundredths in san francisco. at this point, it adds more moisture to the fuel and lessons our fire danger. just a beautiful view of what you will see tomorrow. you will get a break from the rain. showers tonight, fogged in the morning. the next one comes in saturday. two more systems will come in next week. this one is a one. watch out for those slippery roads. late accumulations are expected. the last batch of the showers, a few more trailers showers.

the cold air settles in. we have a number of metal advisor is to freeze warning, frost advisories, temperatures will be anywhere from the mid-20's to the mid-30's. a good idea to bring in your frost sensitive plants. skies will open up a little bit. upper 50's to the upper 60's. enjoy that break. as we fast-forward, the next eight days, we are looking at rainfall potential. the models are really overdue this far out. don't be too impressed by this. keep in mind that these are just estimates. if you add this all up, this would be more rain then we saw the first three months of this year. we will take the accuweather 7-day forecast, mild fog, it is

going to moderate morning rain, breezy conditions. that one winds down bread for easter. that level 1 system, the next one comes in. monday afternoon and into tuesday. that will be a fast mover. we have another storm doing here on thursday. we did not really see much of this in the winter. we are bringing it in the springtime. >> coming up next, celebrating volunteers who stepped up in a time of need.

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>> today, the san francisco food bank celebrated its volunteers who stepped up amid the pandemic. >> since there is no sign of demand slowing down, neither are the volunteers. >> one bag of groceries after another. joseph lined up at the moment san francisco food bank. he is one of hundreds of volunteers that stepped up amid the pandemic, making deliveries to the disabled and seniors and he has not stopped. >> you always give and get back and it is in vast multitude. >> taking time away from work to make the same deliveries each week. >> it is just a deep investment with having a building and go into the same people everything

the time as opposed to just doing a random route. >> joseph picking it up when others were reluctant. >> it was in a lower income neighborhood. i guess they did not feel as safe. >> what he is seeing his warm welcomes like this. seniors happy to hear the knock. >> i feel like somebody out there that really cares about the seniors. he brings it to the door. that is very appreciated. >> the food bank issuing its appreciation. at home deliveries alone jumped from roughly 3000 to 10,000. >> when we scale up the delivery program, we heard from the community that other groups would be benefiting from home delivery. >> not delivering to women who

are pregnant, families with young children and families of children with disabilities. >> those needs are not going away pandemic or no pandemic. >> readying for a long road to recovery as families were to come back. >> we have been dealing with inflation, affecting gas prices, food prices. we still see supply chain issues. >> joseph says he is in it for the long haul with no plans of slowing down deliveries. terry campell, abc seven news. >> coming up next, pressure to resign, reports say dianne feinstein maybe mentally unfit to serve. >> also, celebrating title ix, a landmark civil changing the lives of so many girls and

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senator feinstein is 88 years old now and has two years left on her term. >> we asked about what feinstein's colleagues are telling her. >> they found themselves having to introduce themselves to her after years of working together. and then reintroduce themselves because she was forgetting parts of the conversation that they already had. clarksville joining us now with some insight. the fact that members of congress are talking about this, it really suggests there is a real problem. doesn't it? >> it may be a problem or maybe an exaggeration of a problem, there is no question that dianne feinstein is not the senator she used to be. she is showing her age and there is a diminished capacity there. she has a problem with her short-term memory. she can forget people who she

has known for a long time. that is the situation. but under the constitution that is not grounds for removal. it is kind of interesting. we don't have term limits or age limits for our senators, congresspeople or the u.s. supreme court. sometimes that leads to tension. ruth bader ginsburg, some feel that she stayed on too long and should have gotten off but she did not. that was her choice. dianne feinstein's mental fitness is her challenge as well. the voters put her in for a six-year term and like it or not, it is her decision about whether or not to leave. >> you mentioned the forgetfulness but the senator seemed pretty ok during the confirmation for justice catania brown jackson. do you think she was having occasional days off? >> it has been a terrible year for her. the pressures of washington and

her husband was diagnosed with stage iv cancer and he was given just a couple of weeks to live. he wound up living for another nine months. she put up with all of that. there was that pressure on her. people saying that she is not up to par, they are behind the screen of anonymity. that is how we do it. tell us your honest opinion. she is one of the most powerful people in washington. even the chronicle editorial board apparently talked to her and they said the quote was interesting. they displayed it as being diminished but lucid and responsive. i am not exactly sure what that means other than she was answering the questions but maybe a little bit slowly. the last time there was alcohol for someone to do this, al

franken was accused of sexual harassment and misconduct dating back to his days he was a performer, he resigned. he really -- it will be interesting to see if this goes to that level as well with two years left on their term. >> weighing in on the mental fitness of dianne feinstein. thank you for joining us. >> moving on, ab seven is proud to join disney and espn in the 50-50 initiative, commemorating title ix, the monumental civil rights law prohibits gender-based discrimination at any educational institution that receives federal funding but when the law changed years ago, the sports industry did not change fast enough. julian glover takes you to the woman on east bay company dedicated to clothing women on

the move. when title ix came, they were off the sidelines and on to the fields. i was in the first generation of girls and women to grow up with title ix being in effect. that meant i got to play a lot of sports. my big sister four years older did not. >> being a multisport college athlete in the 80's was far from glamorous for women. >> we are practicing in the bed practice laws. the shorts don't fit us, we have permission to play sports but we don't have the sneakers, we are in last year because boys varsity basketball uniforms. >> they may have created women's sports at schools and colleges. they still struggle to find proper gear to support a new generation of athletes. >> my buddy had to buy her shoes in the little boys department and they did not make women's

shoes. >> after graduating from undergrad and moving west to the bay area, as he the idea to start her own sporting goods company named after the accident gave her and millions of other girls permission to play. >> title ix, the legislation is foundational. it is without which not for my entire life. quotes this started in this berkeley garage. >> there was no lady footlocker. only 11 orders came in. >> most women who work working out, the single most important

piece of sports equipment, not shoes, the sports bra. this became the foundation of what became a pretty fit business. >> that fit business is the $100 million privately owned company. >> we are very supportive of each other. we love each other and being able to sweat together and play together helps manage those relationships. >> a core value along with camaraderie at the corporate office that offers a daily lunch hour teamwork out. in 33 years, title ix has grown to 17 retail locations with four in the bay area. the flagship is on 4th st in berkeley. this is the meaning of title ix to them. >> the meaning of that game changing law is written on the walls. you will find quotes from the

wall of difficult women including names like stacey abrams and kamala harris. >> we are committed to women risking and leaving. >> normally we take it and we run with it. we have that creative freedom. >> title ix is dedicated to uplifting women and elevating his issues. the company recently made a lens for donating $1 million for the u.s. women soccer team. they settled with joost women's soccer stars earlier this year and agreed to pay men and women an equal rate going forward. a leveling of the playing field missy hopes to see more of. >> michael for title ix is if we are successful, we will foster a whole lot of other entrepreneurs that will make women leading and risking and owning not so unusual. we want kids to see that all doors are open regardless of their gender.

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energy. it lets you track your spending. >> it is all of the emissions the app is estimating, it is based on open source database. you can go online and see that the gas station category, that is x kilograms of co2 per dollar before the airplane category. >> i decided to give the app a try to see my carbon footprint. it shows gas as my biggest contribution. so i started the app today and it is already giving me a red fire. i can show you that right here. am i off to a good start? >> i think that is pretty common . this is my number one category as well. i think it is doubly hard right now because gas is so expensive. the goal is to keep it under 570 kg of co2 admissions --

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to bring new life around the sap center with offices, restaurants, entertainment centers and more. google will create nearly 6000 construction jobs to build the project. ,000 jobs will be available when it is completed with trni oores so peopl0 holl be bi. >> i think it is outstanding. >> what we have come to recognize through this investment is how bringing a collaboration is really going to bring the people here. >> google has invested a lot of people to bring people into san jose. today they announced they are going further. >> this is growth for our company. quite a big boost to the south bay and beyond.

new offices in sunnyvale and a new $500,000 grant for san jose nonprofits. just part of the hundreds of millions of dollars being invested to build a better south bay. >> by the time they finished their plans, every segment of the san jose world is saying this looks good. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> i look behind you and -- do not quite as that is a good sign. >> we have moisture in the air and that is what it is showing us. let me show you live doppler seven. some showers hitting the ground. as we get you closer, you will notice warm springs road into fremont, it is wet and also around half moon bay, fairway drive and in the mountains, it is windy and snowing. that is from mount rose.

this is where the winter weather advisory is in effinchea.by nexg almost 3 feet of snow at some of the resorts that will help our water supply. saturday's storm will be a stalker in the morning. it turns over to scattered showers in the afternoon. in terms of rainfall, i think the saturday storm will deliver more rain. we have a third to an inch of rain. here is a look at your house for the product. dry, 50's, 60's. the accuweather 7-day forecast is dry for easter. another one on thursday. >> the pioneering vertical dance group known as vanda loop went through its final preparations today for its latest work. the rehearsal took place eight

stories above the streets of uptown oakland, all of this will culminate in three performances tomorrow and saturday to celebrate the 30th anniversary. >> what is the liability? >> i have a terrible fear of heights. cries even more reason to do it. >> we will stream it live. >> perhaps more entertaining. >> speaking of entertaining, we are less than 48 hours away from the warriors playoff series. steph curry intends to play but he will not be at 100%.

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my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. >> steph curry admits he is feeling some discomfort in his injured foot. he will not be 100% by saturday but it feels like he is planning to play in game one of playoffs against denver. he is almost a month removed from the foot injury that caused them to miss the final. they did take part in a full scrimmage with the warriors today. dream on son is rebounding for him. curry probably going to be on a minutes restriction but assuming there is no more swelling tomorrow, steph will be on the course for game one. >> a little bit of pain or discomfort but you get cleared to play and at that point, there

is no real time to worry about that. you will have to be able to make an impact and do what you do. that means they are ready to play. >> just the time that he spends in the gym. he is usually the first one in their. when you just see him doing those things, it inspires everything a person in this organization. i think that he is one of the hardest workers i have ever seen and it is just an honor to be his teammate. >> there was a compostela team gets when steph is playing. i think there is a confidence that comes with the continuity and the familiarity of groups that have been together and that have been through playoff experiences together. this could be one of those playoff runs where our team has to grow within a series to get where we need to be. to get to a level we have not gotten to this year. >> with or without him, the

warriors will take on denver. game one of the playoffs here. tipoff is at 5:30 and then stick around for after the game. you will be glad that you did. is it possible that we buried the athletics a bit too soon? the team sold off a bunch of recognizable players but it is just three out of four from a tap of a squad that is expected to contend. seven games into the season. a small sample size. i was impressed by the actual rays in the tank. second inning, they get misplayed in the outfield, not once but twice by kevin kiermaier who drops the ball at the wall. this is elderly, come on. we are showing in real time. this is deep to center field.

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♪♪♪ from toshe a, this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a non-profit program and events director from edina, minnesota... a high school english teacher from astoria, new york... and our returning champion, a tutor from toronto, ontario, canada... whose 7-day cash winnings total... and now, hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" with her seventh win in yesterday's show, mattea roach is quickly charging up the ranks of our tournament of champions roster.

of those who have qualified for the tournament so far, only amy schneider, matt amodio, and jonathan fisher have won more games than mattea. but none of them is canadian, and neither are kristen and joe. we'll see how that shakes out on today's game. here we go, into the jeopardy! round. ♪♪♪ let's see the categories we have for you. next... we have some... and... finally... - mattea, where do we start? - music for $200. - mattea. - what is her hair? - that's right. - music, $400. - mattea. - what's "skull"? - you got it. - music, $600.