cruiser right behind the getaway car but no arrests. thank you for joining us. >> the i team is back on this issue of car break-ins and stolen goods up for sale. it is the second time in two weeks on this topic because it deserves a lot of attention. >> dan noyes is here with a stor -- >> they are short staffed and have to focus on violent crime. we are increasingly seeing residents who have handed evidence to the police on a silver platter. i first showed you a fencing operation at san francisco's garfield square less than two weeks ago. stolen laptops and luggage from car break-ins bought and sold. the neighborhood gave me these pictures said he sent all the information to the police starting last september. did you see any crackdown?

did the police do something you could see? >> no. nothing i am aware of. given how blatant and brazen it is, it is alarming it would take this long to do something about it. >> another neighbor at garfield square is coming forward shocked after seeing the first i team investigation. >> i thought oh my gosh. . is exactly what i have been ta >> that is a computer-generated voice. he is worried about criminals coming after him. he also took a video of the fencing operation with some of the same players. laptops sold. money exchanged for a full backpack of them. items may be stolen from the city retailers. >> between 3:00 and 7:00 is when it happens 100% of the time. >> this resident told me he started funneling information to investigators in december 2020. a full 10 months before the

first witness i interviewed. the sfpd seemed interested. they set up a file for him to send video. they would look into giving him the $100,000 reward if they made arrests. >> one officer turned it over to another officer who turned it over to another officer. . and then here we are. >> you are saying nothing happened. >> it seemed there was a lot of interest and that it seemed like it went dark. >> a spokesperson for the sfpd told me neither chief bill scott nor any of the brass would appear on camera. it's in a statement that reads in part we follow up on every lead and conduct thorough investigations so we can present the best possible cases to the district attorney. these investigations take time and we appreciate the community's and understanding. the communities patience is wearing thin as videos like this keep coming in. christian steele was in his

apartment overlooking panhandle park april 16 when he heard a car window break. he started recording with a cell phone as the criminals returned three times taking more luggage from the suv. >> the third time they came back there was a whoop whoop sound and sfpd happened to be driving by i think. >> sfpd unit 420 is just seconds behind the thieves who speed off. but department policy does not allow officers to pursue suspect vehicles for simple property crimes. that is what tracy found out. >> we were like, this is crazy. >> that is her rental car being ransacked. after christian steel told her the squad car was so close she went to the nearest police station to find out what happened. >> don't you have any information you can tell us whether or not they were able to stop the car? so he said this is not hollywood.

>> tracy, her husband, two sons had just arrived from new york for vacation. they went for a walk in the park. along with five suitcases, five backpacks, $1000 cash, a work lot -- a work laptop, they lost other irreplaceable items. >> my little one lost a teddy bear he really treasured. he had it for a very long time. >> if you headache chance to tell the chief of police something about the way they handled your case and the way they treated you, what would you tell the chief of police? >> i take responsibility. i own what we did. we should have been more careful which is something i am not in denial but at the same time i just wish they can put some more effort into helping the victims. >> no question these car break-ins are hurting the city's image as a vacation spot. a spokesman for chief scott told me he was not available to

discuss this report but they are working on a time for us to meet and have an in-depth interview at the issues i have been spotlighting. >> my brother and his partner and his partners mom had everything stolen in san francisco after having been town in 15 minutes. >> that is horrible. >> we moved to developing news and the latest details uncovered about who kidnapped baby brandon. he was taking from his home in san jose on monday and found safe a few miles away yesterday. three suspects are under arrest. i team reporter stephanie sierra uncovers details about the link between one of them and baby brandon's family. let's go to the zach fuentes in san jose for the latest on the investigation. >> police have three suspects in custody. two men. one woman. it is the woman police say is a friend of the baby's family. police are slowly releasing more details into their investigation

but they say the investigation hopes to uncover a lot more. this is three-month baby brandon. his kidnapping had the entire community on edge and generated international attention. 20 hours after his kidnapping, he was found at a home in this san jose neighborhood 12 minutes away from where he was taken while his grandmother was unloading groceries. his grandmother speaking with reporters last night she did not want to talk about what happened but did want to express her gratitude. she speaks of the moment she got to the hospital and saw the baby. she said bandy -- she said baby brandon was happy as doctors perform tests on him. the investigation into what happen and why continues. these are the suspects. all from san jose. >> booked into jail and have charges of kidnapping, conspiracy to commit napping,

child abduction and home invasion. >> the san jose police department say that you send the is a family friend. ramirez said -- they say her story changed several times. >> we believe that female was in contact with one of the suspects that came in to take the baby. >> police say the motive is still being investigated. they also say they had eyes on the vans that led them to find the baby. around four: 50 a.m. tuesday california highway patrol treated -- patrol tweeted out a description of the van. police could not confirm the chp information. a woman solve the description, some of the van and called police. police saying they knew the whereabouts before the tip came in. >> they are going to have a stronger motivation to get away when they know the police are coming from them. >> at this point police say their investigation is not finding any of those three

suspects had a connection to the baby's father who is incarcerated. they are facing four charges or that includes kidnapping, conspiracy to commit kidnapping, child abduction and home invasion. as this investigation progresses, those charges may change. >> thank you for that latest info. now let's turn to i team reporter stephanie sierra. you have uncovered details about the relationship one suspect seems to have had with baby brandon's family. >> it is clear ramirez, the only female suspect, played a crucial role in the subduction. we are learning from neighbors that ramirez formed a relationship with baby brandon's grandmother through church. for me members describe ramirez speaking obsessed with baby brandon. neighbors and family members told univision ramirez came to the grandma's house with coupons. ramirez was reportedly trying to

convince the grandmother to go with her to walmart so they could use the vouchers to buy food and supplies for the baby. we are told within minutes of their arrival back to grandma's house, the 28-year-old was seen in this surveillance video walking out with baby brandon inside this baby carrier. investigators reinforced today the entire plan was premeditated. >> these people coordinated effort, planned, took baby brandon. grandma did exactly what we want people to do. she took the baby inside first before anything. thought the baby was safe in the apartment. she was not privy. she did not know about this plan. we don't believe she is involved at all. >> according to neighbors, there are four apartments close together in this complex where baby brandon was taken. one of the neighbors reportedly attends church with the grandmother. it is unclear from the family how close of a relationship the grandmother had with ramirez but

the apparent friendship was enough for the grandmother to entrust ramirez to go shopping with her and the baby. >> did the family or neighbors have any details on a possible connection between ramirez and the third suspect? >> family members told our partners at univision based on their conversations and what they witnessed, ramirez and sandoval may be in a relationship. that is not confirmed from investigators and it is unclear what role sandoval had in all of this. we will keep digging into that as we learn more. >> coming up next, proof that we are entering into our next wave of covid activity. this evidence shows up even before people take tests. >> wins wrapping up your die will so you how strong and where an

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>> let's move to the pandemic because keeping people healthy is an important part of building a better bay area. dr. fauci made waves today commenting the united states is transitioning out of the pandemic. dr. patel explained what fauci meant only 3:00 p.m. program getting answers. >> he says we are transitioning. we are not the same level where we were seeing 4000 deaths a day and we did not have treatments and we did not have widespread vaccination available. >> other member of our vaccine team spoke with several experts who say we are in the middle of

a new wave of the virus. >> as covid-19 infections grow across the state, all eyes are on our wastewater. for the past four weeks, covid levels have been increasing. >> the concentrations are similar to what they were during the delta surge in the summer of 2021. >> we went inside an engineering lab to see how wastewater samples are processed every day. >> here is a simple where you have the solids in the wastewater that has been settled and we will now pellet this wastewater into something like this. just get the solids out and d concentrate and dewater the viruses. >> picture this on a larger scale. scale. a professor enter network are relying on a commercial lab to detect where the most infections are coming from.

>> we look at wastewater from about 11 different wastewater treatment plants around the greater bay area from sacramento to yolo to san francisco and santa clara county and san mateo. >> out of all of those, how many are experiencing high levels of covid? >> almost all of them we>> are seeing levels. >> uc berkeley infectious disease professor says new waves tend to happen every four to six months. >> but every metric we are using, it is clear we are in another wave of the pandemic this one looks more like a hill. it is gradually going up and up over the last several weeks. what we don't know is is it going to continue to go up? >> the latest wastewater data shows how fast transmissions are happening. >> maybe doubling every four weeks. >> as more people are testing at home, wastewater is crucial to detect new variants and this team detected the latest one.

>> there is no more be a. one indicating -- no more ba.1 in our communities. it is all ba.2. we have the newer variant that is causing a lot of cases on the east coast and we have that in the bay area as well. >> a man's body found at a parking lot in alameda is being investigated as a suspicious death. a call to police led officers to the body he was found in the rear of a business parking light. it appears attempts were made to hide the body. the circumstances surrounding the death are not yet known. the city of antioch has sworn in its new police chief. he is stephen ford who until now has been the interim chief. chief ford had this message for the community he will serve. >> to be clear, i do not endorse

constantly defunding our police. i do endorse enhancing community trust right now more than ever. >> ford told officers they will have his full commitment. he comes to the job with more than 31 years of experience with the san francisco police department. >> hopefully we are almost done with that wind. >> after tomorrow, i think you will finally get a break from the gusty winds we have been experience being -- we have been experiencing. a stiff sea breeze. trees and the flag blowing in the winds. sfo, 35 mile per hour winds. there is a wind advisory going up for the north and east bay. it runs until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. the concerns are the ghosts are going to increase 45 to 60 miles

per hour and could knocked down some power lines and cause outages or some tree limbs. you may want to secure anything you have that could get blown around. there is a cold front coming our way. once the dry cold front passes through, the winds are going to kick up. what we are going to see is a windy pattern unfolding and getting stronger as we go toward tomorrow afternoon. there is potential the onshore wind could cause some damage. seeing a few passing clouds as we look toward mount diablo. san francisco, oakland. our highs so far mid-50's to mid 70's. we basically are falling short of average in most areas. 54 in half moon bay. here is a live action from our mount tam cam. 67 in santa rosa. 70 in fairfield. 61 in livermore. one other live picture from our exploratorium camera you're

seeing lots of blue sky but certainly choppy waters. coolest day tomorrow. the winds will relax on friday and the warming begins. 7:00 tonight, the winds are dusty but they continue to increase as we head toward 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. more areas looking at the gusty winds. five :00 tomorrow, 30 to 33, 34 mile per hour winds could the winds will finally calm down as we go into friday. frost advisory for parts of lake county. temperatures as low as 29 degrees and frost could kill sensitive plants. morning temperatures for the rest of you. i think the wind is going to play a role in holding those temperatures up. a windy day for your thursday. mid-50's to low 70's. even cooler for some cities despite the fact you will see the sun for your thursday. mid-50's to low 70's. a windy cooler day. winds will eads on friday.

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like they have never seen before especially in children. >> five kids die every day in our country. 22 kids get hurt from being shot at somehow accident or by inflicted by each other or themselves. these numbers are ridiculous. over 1800 children die in a year. >> local leaders have been fighting to curb gun violence in santa clara county and they hope to do this through a no questions asked gun buyback. >> i think there has been some build up demand because we have not had a gun buyback in two years. has been a lot of public attention only to the violence caused by guns but also to things like ghost guns which were collecting as well. >> the county has seen a dramatic increase in homemade firearms and are offering greater incentives to turn ghost guns in. a ghost gun or weapon will turn out to hundred dollars to a person bring to back.

they are excepting ammo and high-capacity magazines as well. >> i would safer guns at least a couple hundred and in the first event they collect did -- they collected close to 500 guns. >> i would expect we will collect 500 or more from this buyback as well. i see this as one of many tools we have to reduce gun violence. this can help reduce suicides, accidental discharges and domestic violence murders. >> the buyback will take place sunday, may 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the milpitas community center. >> the zodiac says it is the year of the tiger but the economy indicates it is the year of the worker and the results may be a rise in unions. >> the woman arrested for this

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> member this bad behavior captured on camera? the woman in a viral 2020 one doc and coughing dashing coughing on an uber driver is in trouble again. she is a used of stealing the identity of a san francisco nurse. >> melanie woodrow has the story you will see only on seven. >> this is a story that spans three cities on two coasts. >> instantly was like this cannot be right. >> and centers on one very memorable suspect. >> she coughed on a new bird driver in march of 2021 and ripped off his mask had she is the former neighbor of a san francisco oncology nurse emily emily asked we not use her last name after she suspected she stole her identity. >> i noticed i was getting chase credit inquiries.

there were about 12 of them. >> emily began thinking. following up with a dozen or so car dealerships she said had run her credit without her permission. on of them gave herself a number a person had used for the application in her name. emily looked up the number which came up to a name she did not know at first. when she googled the name, it was not just this viral video that caught emily's attention. it was that she recognized her as her former neighbor from when she lived in los angeles in september. >> to find out that was the person targeting me was crazy. >> emily says the two never spoke other than a head nod in the hallway. >> this person is using my identity and now i know who it is. >> emily says she got a miami penthouse apartment in her name and set up an electric account in her name as well. > she filed police reports with sfpd and the u.s. postal inspection service detailing her

claims. abc7news shot this video of miami police outside the building. a spokesperson confirms the economic crimes unit has obtained an arrest warrant. the charges, grand theft, organized scheme to defraud an fraudulent use of personal information. a spokesperson for the management company said in part we are aware of an incident where a resident allegedly used a fake identification to rent an apartment. we are fully cooperating with the police in their investigation. >> i think it is really horrible someone can take a really easy way out and i get rich quick scheme and try to live in the lap of luxury. >> the case for the uber incident is ongoing. her trial is scheduled for june. abc7news reached out to her attorney. she is says that she says she is in communication. she is in the process of

arranging for her surrender. >> if you would like to see a story investing eddie, contact the news i team. >> strikes and union organizing around the rise. it is an indication the economy may be tilting the balance in favor of workers over bosses. david louis looks at the trend. >> this week alone, bay area nurses are on strike. east bay dockworkers say they strike. delta airlines will start paying flight attendants during passenger boarding. there is a shortage of workers and a tight labor market after two years of pandemic layoffs. workers are making demands. >> it is too early to tell life we have a big seachange here but we are seeing an important shift. >> union organizing is on the upswing according to an executive officer of the south bay labor council whose unions represent more than 100,000 workers.

>> there is a recognition by young people in america they want a future where they don't have to work three jobs and not receive fair wages and good benefits. >> drain the pandemic, nurses and janitors and public safety and secure the officers were praised as essential workers that that was not reflected in their paychecks. >> there is anger about this and the conditions are ripe. have thousands of workers throughout california and with seiu drought the country standing up and saying enough is enough. high-profile >> efforts to organize at amazon, apple and starbucks are giving workers confidence to do the same. knowing their other jobs available if companies fail to enhance pay and benefits. >> the same confidence gives people impetus to feel like they can join a union, get engaged in organizing with less fear of what happens if their employer retaliates. >> companies continue to spend millions per year by some estimates to stop efforts to unionize.

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electric vehicles are supposed to be one of the solutions to the climate crisis. >> but they are not without environmental concerns. dave kunz explains there is special focus being put into how they made and dismantled. -- how they are made and dismantled. >> it is no secret the u.s. has a car obsession. are an estimated 298 million vehicles registered in of the country. that is nearly one for every person including children. each year about 12 million of these vehicles end up in junkyards where parts are taken out to be be reused or recycled. hybrid and logic vehicles present a new challenge. they have large batteries that can be toxic in their questions about what to do with them at the end of the service life. we visited several junkyards. all the operators did not want to talk and camera, they did show us around. one had a pile of old hybrid batteries. some still were in the vehicles. >> there are risks associated

with this. aged batteries or damaged batteries, lithium-ion batteries use in a fire hazard. it is important to make sure these batteries are managed correctly at the end of life. there is a risk you could have heavy metals bleached into the environment. >> two years ago, the california legislature set up an advisory panel to develop regulations. >> a lot of letter vehicles will be retiring in the next 5, 10, 20 years. we don't have this complete infrastructure in place to handle the battery inside the vehicle. the intent of the group was to devise policies that would ensure as close to 100% of all of these batteries coming out of these vehicles will be recycled, repaired and reused or they could be reused as stationary storage applications for the grid. >> mohammed is already doing some of that work. he runs hybrid battery solution from st. landry.

-- from san leandro. >> what we do is get the old recycled batteries. check the capacity, voltage. see how much they can hold the load. if they are reusable, we put it back in the car. if they are not, we recycle it. this one is still alive. we can use this. the goal is to have zero waste. >> there is a lot of research into making the batteries to be able to track those materials. the value of those a letter vehicle batteries is only going to increase. there is going to be a lot of interest and every using any other applications. i don't think there is a major concern down the road about abandoning if you batteries because there will be quite a bit of value associated with them. >> everybody has a lead asset battery in their car. those batteries are recycled at rates upwards of 99% in the u.s. we all pay a deposit at the

beginning. when you turn that battery cover the deposit comes back. for elective vehicle batteries, we don't have any program in place. >> the leading recommendation is to have the vehicle manufacturer and of the battery when the vehicle is under warranty. when the vehicle reaches the end of his life, and auto dismantle or would be responsible for the battery. >> watched the entire the road to zero special tonight on the abc 7 bay area 24/7 livestream at 7:00 p.m. if you are already streaming with us, stay right here. it will start as soon as abc7news at 6:00 is finished. if you are not, open up our tv streaming app and check it out. >> a look at water saving solutions that work. we will show you a san francisco high-ris

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sunny skies for your thursday. we are going to warm it up a little bit as the winds come down. saturday, some low 80's inland cared sunday looks pleasant for outdoor plans. wendy and cooler tomorrow. winds will ease on friday and bump up those temperatures for friday and saturday. i do hold a lot of change on sunday and a slight chance of showers for your monday. >> taking care of our climate and environment as part of building a better bay area. with the challenges of our current drought becoming even more intense and a california, abc 7's climate team is taking a special look at some bay area solutions that are helping. some of them are focused on urban settings. >> with the pressure from drought and climate chains increasing, conserving water is a driving goal in the bay area. whether it is a suburban lawn under your feet or a high-rise apartment hundreds of feet above you.

>> let's pull up the numbers for this building. let's take a look at how we are doing. >> mark is the director of facilities at the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. the nonprofit is integrating a wide range of water saving technologies into its buildings that serve low-income residents in san francisco. so far the results are impressive. >> this building is 50% less water than a building of comparable size and community. low-flow shower heads. it is part of a design guideline have low-flow shower heads every building we operate. >> the water conservation model is so successful it is being highlighted in a new sustainability report. units like the one here in the tenderloin are equipped with an array of a question -- an array of efficiency fixtures including low-flow showerheads and toilets.

>> i would like to see an entire portfolio of buildings that have been retrofitted and/or built new that incorporate all the latest technologies in water conservation. >> efficient use of water extends to the rooftop. >> we have tomatoes. >> that is where urban agriculture coordinate or caitlin tends a sparling rooftop garden surrounded by skyline and solar panels. the plans are drip irrigated and favor drought tolerant california native species. >> all of the produce goes to the tenants for free. a huge part of our work is looking at health equity. how to get tenants produce grown fresh from the site but also how to incorporate them into working on the site. >> the nonprofit is scaling up water saving technologies at more than a dozen properties this year. the goal is not just environmental sustainability but environmental justice. perhaps creating a new model for bringing the benefits of water efficiency to low income communities.

>> i would love to be able to give tours to other companies to say let me show you what we have done. >> tomorrow we will be looking at a water technology expanding in the south bay and how a forward thinking water provider is preparing for the challenge of current and future droughts. that will air tomorrow on abc7news at 4:00 starting at 5:00, we will bring you live coverage of round one of the nfl draft. >> it's nba basketball. the question that coach kerr will not answer. >> we all kind of answered it for him and then we wait for him to confirm it. the question coming in tonight. are the warriors about to make a dramatic change to the starting lineup? like steph curry back in and droid and pool staying in. drare you looking to renovate botyour kitchen or bathroom?

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>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> the warriors will try to close out the nuggets tonight and we will see a up from coach steve kerr featuring stuff and clay and jordan poole as well. live at the chase center as the dubs go for the gentleman sweep. we have been waiting for this and here it is. >> here it is. we all kind of expected this move especially after the warriors lost game four and stefon curry played his most

minutes in game four. steve kerr announcing that stefon curry will start. it will be stephen curry, klay thompson, andrew wiggins and draymond green. curry's minutes ramping up as he returned from a foot injury that kept him out. steph has looked great so far. steve kerr did not want to announce the lineup prior to the game. >> would you like to name your starters? >> no thanks. >> make the right call in terms of what is in the spirit of winning and giving yourself and your team your best shot at winning. we should be able to handle whatever decisions or role you have to assume based on what the answer to that question is.

>> there are reports that steph could return to the starting lineup. does that change anything on your end? >> no. >> coach melones reaction was a great. andrea goodell is going to be reevaluated in a week. that could open up more minutes for jenna think a mega. stefon curry will start. this place is about to rut when he gets announced. >> we will see how they get off to a good start of this lineup and we will have all the highlights. on to baseball, a half-mile away from chase center is oracle park. giants will go for a two game sweep of the a's. last night the giants had a couple of homers against oakland. that gives the giants 21 home runs in 18 games and that

happens to be tied for the lead in the national league. giants hoping to keep this rolling. >> the way that the giants and the a's have played the last few years being competitive has brought a level of excitement between the two teams and the energy that surrounds the series. >> i know it is exciting for a lot of fans in the city in the bay area. we share that excitement. >> mets and cardinals today. the cardinal star did not like being buzzed by the lopez pitch. they have already been hit by 19 pitches this season. everyone is charging out of the field. over the fence. never mind a door. i have to get there right now. the brawl is on. they got everybody combed down and settled down to there is an interesting controversy going on with the baseball.

renato was ejected. some including a former a's picture believed major league baseball has tinkered with the ball so it is harder to control where you are pitching it and that is leading to more batters being a pitches. every once in a while baseball tinkers with the ball. you get a juice ball that goes farther pair the pictures are saying they cannot hang on to the ball. >> look like they came out of the locker rooms. thanks, larry. >> coming up tonight, starting at 8:00, it is the goldbergs, the wonder years, the connors and home economics. a million little things at 10:00 followed by abc7news at 11:00. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7news. thanks much for watching. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and we see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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