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into a terrifying ordeal. a couple visiting the bay area for their grandma's birthday robbed. >> a band of dogs being rescued from ukraine. >> cooling clouds are on the way but the heat is not far behind. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> live breaking news. >> we have breaking news at the bay bridge toll plaza in oakland. that is where a tollbooth has been damaged after it was hit by a big rig halloween oversized steel girders. this is video of damage -- big

rig hauled oversized steel girders. another car ran into the debris after the crash. these lanes are closed for the next few hours as caltrans tries to clear the damage. no injuries that we know of so far. the toll booths are empty now because of the switch to electronic polling at the start of the pandemic. we will keep an eye on this during our newscast to see how it affects your morning a -- morning commute. thank you for joining us. i am dejan lim. you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the only thing i was waiting on was the shot. i could see the guns. i knew that saturday was going to be the day that i died. dion: a couple visiting oakland now the latest victims in a string of armed robberies.

they are sharing their story, saying their trip to the bay area isn't one they will soon forget. that couple visiting from atlanta was targeted in a string of robbed -- armed robberies in oakland. those responsible are still on the loose. the couple we spoke with was in town for their grandmother's 91st birthday and the terrifying encounter saw the thieves steal off $40,000 worth of goods. tim johns shares their story you will see only on abc 7. >> while peace has definitely been broken, my heart is hurting, but i'm grateful to be alive. >> what was meant to be a happy day turned into a terrifying scenario for this couple. they were going to celebrate their grandmother's 91st birthday. hours before the party, the

couple was robbed at gunpoint while walking to their car. >> the only thing i was waiting on was the shot. i saw the guns. i knew that saturday was going to be the day that i died. reporter: stalwart says that as they were walking out of a restaurant, they found themselves surrounded by three men. two of them with guns. >> to me, it was agreed just to be in broad daylight and you pull up when people are just walking around having a good time. tim: between the two of them, the thieves stole around $40,000 worth of goods. items including cash, regina's purse, and the jewelry. in spite of the loss, stalwart told me he was determined for that not to ruin the reason he came to town in the first place, his grandmother. >> those guys took a lot of

items from me but they left me with my life and that was the most beautiful thing, to still show up at the party. tim: it is not just the personal loss and trauma. it has also left them with a negative view of the bay area. after becoming the victim of crime himself, he is urging city leaders to do more to keep residents safe. >> you don't have adequate security or policing, you don't have surveillance, cameras, and not only that, your laws are so strict that if you are not going to protect us, you are not allowing me to protect myself. tim: those sentiments were also said by his wife, regina. >> with what happened to us, i can't come back. tim: the couple notes despite the traumatic experience, they were moved by the outpouring of

support received from others nearby. one man stayed with them for hours after the incident to make. . sure they were ok. >> we had people come up to us, placing money into our hands and telling us they were sorry for what happened and that they don't want us to have that impression of their city. tim: they say they don't know what their future holds. they plan to take it one day at a time. >> my peace, my heart, they have been violated. personally, i don't know what to expect when i get home. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. dion: we are hearing today from the family of a rookie san jose police officer who died from a fentanyl overdose. fentanyl toxicity contributed to the death of 24-year-old dejon packer.

packer was found dead at a home in milpitas. family members sent us a statement reading, there was no indication that the john -- dejon was involved in illicit activity. he joined to make a difference and did not want the police to be seen as a negative entity. they also told us they wanted packer to be remembered someone who brought good to this world. the mother of san francisco district attorney has died. d.a. boo dean says that he was able to make it to new york this morning to say his goodbyes. she was a member of the radical group, the weather underground, and spent 22 years in prison in connection with a fatal bank robbery. she went on to earn a doctorate and taught at a -- as a professor at the university of

columbia in new york. to developing news out of ukraine where civilians are being evacuated out of a steel plant in mariupol. a temporary cease-fire is allowing some to escape that steel plant. some 3000 ukrainian forces and citizens are reportedly sheltering their right now. the evacuation was negotiated by the united nations and red cross. house speaker nancy pelosi has traveled to keep to meet with resident zelenskyy. -- traveled to kyiv to meet with president zelenskyy. >> i stand with ukraine and our nato allies. dion: barbara lee was also part of the delegation. pelosi is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit ukraine since the invasion. in the bay area of forestville

woman is teaming up with a champion sled dog race or to save dogs left in ukraine. terry campbell tells us this unlikely duo has no plans of slowing down anytime soon. reporter: the face of one of dozens of dogs rescued in ukraine by one of the world's best sled dog racers. taking to social media to offer help. >> i posted my facebook information. if somebody needs my help, i have spectral -- a special proxy. i just go the next day. reporter: igor and a team of close friends are evacuating dogs left in the shadows of war. >> i saw a dog without legs after a bombing. we tried to save his life but we lost him. reporter: they have managed to

save roughly 250 dogs and cats while delivering tons of food and supplies to shelters and individuals in need. >> we will be back. we will be back with dogs, cats, kits, and supplies because they need it. reporter: and helping to keep these efforts going is one bay area woman with a big heart for dogs. >> i had a business for 25 years in san francisco, a doggy daycare and i just love dogs. reporter: one test saw what was going on in ukraine, her instinct was to get over there. but a battle with chronic lyme disease nearly stole her life. >> i experienced an illness not long ago and it prevents me from doing search and rescue work anymore. terry: organizing a fundraiser to fund the fuel to get these dogs over the border and into safe shelter.

>> the fundraiser is to keep him on the road. he has got a shelter on wheels. sponsors are giving free dog food. it is just perfect. i really want to keep him moving. terry: as for eager -- igor, he is talking to us from france where he won his eighth world championship and will soon be back to rescue in ukraine. dion: a tremendous effort. shifting years to big news for basketball fans. the warriors rallied today after draymond green was injected, going on to beat the memphis grizzlies. chris alvarez has all of the drama and suspense that led up to this victory. chris: i spent my afternoon out of the city watch party in chase center and it was a perfect ending for the doves. klay thompson was just two of

nine until this triple. he hit it 117-1 -- 117-116, taking a 1-0 series lead. >> that was a fun night after the two years i had and now feeling the highs and lows of basketball. it is awesome. >> this is what you look forward to so much. it gets your blood going a bit in terms of why everything we go through, why it matters. when you show up at the stage like this, there is no better feeling to bring it out every single game you can play. chris: are warriors coverage is just getting warmed up ahead. we have extended highlights and action coming up. back to you. dion: today's wind cap up a

strong environment for the local fans who cheered on their team. [applause] that is the sweet sound of factory. -- victory. >> i love it. it is a great atmosphere, a great place to celebrate. >> and it is my birthday. >> that is right, yeah! dion: my ears are ringing. another watch party will happen for game two on tuesday. these watch parties are free and open to the public. still ahead, a sunday stroll in san jose with a special meeting. it is the latest post-pandemic come back. plus. ♪ here in the bay area, workers across the globe came out to the bay area to celebrate their

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tonight for a murder suspect who has gone missing along with a female corrections officer in alabama. investigators now say that the officers submitted retirement paperwork a day before the disappearance. nikki white was scheduled to

last have work on friday. she was last seen escorting inmate casey white for a mental health evaluation. >> she assisted casey. the questions we have lingering or if she did that willingly or if she was somehow forced to help him. dion: vicky white's patrol car was found in a nearby shopping center hours after the disappearance. the two have the same last name but they are not related. today is international workers day and is in honor of the event, hundreds of people in san francisco marched for workers rights and racial justice. today's valley started at embarcadero plaza and several bay area neighborhoods re-created the 1934 may day march of market street paid that led to the unionization of all shipping ports in the west.

this led to the fight for an eight hour workday. to the south bay where the first viva calle san jose event took place today. this event is made to get people outside to enjoy parks after pandemic closures. people were allowed to walk, bike, or skate through neighborhoods. >> this is a citywide event that celebrates san jose residents and invites them to experience the city. dion: the parks and rec department is planning another event later this spring, although spencer, it feels like summer for a couple of days this week. spencer: today it was like that and it will be that midweek. tomorrow, it is going to be quite dusty. -- gusty.

pretty windy right now in san francisco with 25 mile per hour gusts at sfo. it is going to get more gusty year. -- gustier. gusts along the coast will be 45 miles per hour by tomorrow afternoon and that will also be inhe coast. winds will begin to moderate a little bit. here is a live view of the east bay camera. 51 degrees in san francisco and oakland. 55 in mountain view and san jose. nice view from the sutro tower looking over san francisco. san francisco and napa at 48. conquered at 58. here's the view from our rooftop across the embarcadero which looks calm. these are our forecast features. we will see increasing clouds overnight. it will be sharply cooler

tomorrow than today and then we will have a warm up on wednesday and thursday. overnight this is what we can expect. an increase in high clouds and low clouds as well. a weak cold front will swing through most of our viewing area. looks like a sprinkle or two, may be a light shower, will hit areas tomorrow morning. i 7:00 a.m. we see that front having weekend. we will be left with a few passing clouds. we go to overnight lows and generally mid to upper 40's in the inland valleys. mid 40's on the coast line. a few patches of fog make their way there as well. tomorrow is in the south bay, we have highs around 69. 74 san jose and morgan hill. on the coast it will be breezy

and cool with highs only at 57. downtown san francisco will top out at 62 degrees. the north bay, look for highs of 68. 73 for calistoga. east bay highs, mid 60's. 66 than oakland and the inland east bay will top out in the upper 60's for san ramon. though to mid 70's everywhere else -- low to mid 70's everywhere else. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and we will have a sharp increase in temperatures after tomorrow's drop in temperatures. i wednesday, watch for high temperatures in the low 90's. that is august and september weather. thursday, still warm but 10 degrees cooler than wednesday. friday, the temperatures moderate and by next weekend we see temperatures a couple of degrees below normal for this time of year.

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and draymond green for this late in the first half. steffi curry was in foul trouble but they still managed to get 24. jordan poole didn't start chimed off. he had five from downtown and a playoff career-high for jakey. grizzlies never go away. jaren jackson junior with 33 big points. it is a one-point game. the crowd was going nuts. ja morant doing his thing. the lead and the whole crowd was cheering on ja and the grizz. warriors down two, buries the triple, and he had 15 points and those were huge. final seconds, grizzlies down one, get the ball to ja for the

win? no. everyone is back in the locker room. a road victory adding to their game record. aim two tuesday in memphis. >> the beauty of this of whatever it requires to get out to the series and win, we get too ahead of ourselves because i don't know what our peak is. we have the weight of our championship pedigree on our shoulders in terms of trying to get back to that stage but you can't rush the journey we are on right now. >> the playoffs, all that matters is that final boss fourth-quarter. we handled business but we are far from satisfied. >> the last three years were boring so it is great to be back in the mix. it means a lot of work and preparation and a lot of stress when you lose excitement when you win.

this is what we do this for. chris: i am all here for non-boring basketball. game two tuesday in memphis. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. in san francisco, a sideshow take over. >> [honking] dion: emergency crews arrived but they couldn't do much as early-morning chaos tears through a neighborhood.

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dion: back to the breaking coming from the toll bridge plaza in oakland. this is after toll booth was destroyed after a big rig crashed into it. several lanes are still closed for the next few hours as caltrans tries to clear the damage. so far no timeline of when that will happen. there are no injuries that we know of right now. we will have an update on this and the possible impact to your morning commute on abc 7 news mornings starting at 5:00 a.m. sideshow chaos this weekend in san francisco. the crowd took over downtown streets, grading a scary wake-up call for hundreds of neighbors. the neighbors who say they have had enough. >> it is insane. i was in my apartment last night, tried to get a good

nights sleep. >> this is what will decker and hundreds of his neighbors woke up to on sunday morning, sideshow burning rubber on the intersection of main and harrison near the bay bridge. >> my window was closed last night and you could smell the rubber coming up. it was a brutal smell. just loud tires screeching and a nightmare for everyone. >> sideshow spectators were everywhere. >> five, maybe six people out there. reporter: other neighbors grab video showing traffic blocked for blocks. gabby's market and deli owner sam habash says other sideshows have happened here before. >> the city needs to start doing

something about it, they need to get the police here on time so this doesn't happen. reporter: police arrived about 15 minutes after the latest sideshow began but in many cases officers are outnumbered. >> not only are we outnumbered, we are outgunned also because people are bringing automatic weapons to these events and firing off indiscriminately. reporter: another sideshow was reported the same time across town at geneva and ella maney. the police department is working on a coordinated response to sideshows. >> we need more help? obviously. we need more bodies? without a doubt. it just feels like you are rolling the dice. reporter: neighbors say many people who participated in the sideshow, they took off before police arrived. dion: san francisco police got

back to us tonight and told us no arrests have been made. investigators are working to identify those involved and say that the sfpd stunt driving response unit is conducting investigations for each location. new details on a crash that killed a pedestrian walking in east san jose. that crash happened last night near interstate 680. the victim was not at a crosswalk and was struck by two suv's. the driver had just exited 680 and was emerging onto capital when he struck the person who was then hit by the second suv. she is the 17th pedestrian to be killed this year in san jose. city leaders have been struggling to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety. a member of the santa clara county board of supervisors wants to greenlight up to $3 million for a local planned

parenthood branch. this is in anticipation of out-of-state women seeking abortion services there. cindy chavez is behind the plan to increase funding. chavez says she expects california to be a sanctuary state for abortions because of growing instructions -- restrictions being enacted across the country. now to developing news on the pandemic. tomorrow, contra costa county will announce a plan to bring focus to its emergency response to covid. the path to zero initiative will aim to produce -- reduce preventable deaths. they will also meet in june to discuss novavax's request for emergency use of its vaccine. and beijing has enforced new restrictions but stopped short

of a lockdown. all residents will have to go through three rounds of mandatory testing. still ahead on abc 7 news, a south bay school is doing more than just bringing students together. how this circle of friends is making a difference. spencer: get ready for a week of changing weather patterns coming up.

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working towards a better bay area. art of that includes bringing you stories about education and the schools where our children learn and grow. tonight, the stories of one celebration than hollister for the high school they're being honored as one of espn's top five banner schools. as zach went has explained, san benito high school is being

honored for its work to bring all students together. >> san benito high school not only has a huge campus, it's huge student body and staff have bigger hearts. they make sure that all students come together as one community. it started with their circle of friends program they launched in 2010. >> it is about showing inclusion. reporter: they include an inclusive prom and homecoming parade. the school took part in the special olympics and things took off. student anthony's favorite, flag football. >> as a kid i wanted to play sports all the time and i got to do it. reporter: students teamed up with anthony to promote inclusivity and enjoy genuine friendships. >> if it is a gem at hollister,

at hollister everyone is so amazing all the time and supportive. reporter: it is for that reason that the school was chosen for the espn top five banner award, national recognition for their contributions to their community. the entire student body showed up as abc 7 unveiled the special olympics national championship banner to the school and fanfare. >> we had students and staff come from other schools who said, i have never seen a school like this, and it is really nice to hear that, that we are special. that is what this honor represents to us, that somebody else sees what we are doing. reporter: in hollister, zach quinney taz, abc 7 news. dion: this might inspire others to have that same spirit of inclusivity. spencer: it really is an inspiring story. we have got interesting weather coming up. increasing clouds overnight, gusty, and sharply cooler

conditions tomorrow. we have overnight conditions with a few clouds in the sky. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 40's for tomorrow. after some lingering high clouds in the afternoon, highs will range from the upper 50's on the coast to the mid 60's around the bay shoreline to the low 70's for the warmest inland spots. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures will soar on tuesday. by wednesday we can expect and highs in the mid 80's around the bay shoreline, up to 70 or above on the coast. beach weather on midweek. thursday is still a mild to warm day. friday, temperatures will be in the more seasonal wake. next weekend it will be more cooler than average with the seven year. dion: nobody can complain with that forecast.

spencer, thanks. once again, chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, but away for the doves. we check in with our after the game crew. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for 30% less than t-mobile. new and existing customers get amazing value

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river rock casino. chris: game one for the grizzlies seemingly had everything. most important for dubnation, it had a warrior win. this three-pointer was absolutely money. 117-116, warriors. ja morant had a chance to win but no good. here's our after the game crew with a look ahead. >> 117-116, the warriors pull

this thing out. we could spend hours just breaking down and officiating the stakes. we will let the league deal with the riffs -- refs. let's spend it forward and look ahead to game two. what are you looking forward to? >> we have jonathan coming go, didn't play a lot of minutes but his physicality was huge. i am looking for him to get a few more minutes in the next game and the series as we moved forward. >> how about jordan poole because he had a couple of subpar games? that is definitely a steph curry treatment. jordan was terrific in this game, and led the warriors in scoring. >> the maturity of being able to go starting and back to the bench, he didn't answer that the first time in production, but he

answered that tonight. he put gary payton on and ja morant to start the game. now jordan poole back to the bench and entering the belt production wise is a huge boost to the warriors going forward. not just with pool but also with looney and gp. big production and it is something that is going to be counted on going forward. this is a guy they are putting into leadership for some. he did a huddle the last game. this guy is making a big step in the postseason. larry: even though the warriors are going to stay small for most of the series, they found a way to outrebound memphis in game one. if they can do this for the rest of the series, carrie might get the thing that he is looking for, which is a gentleman swift in game five. chris, back to you.

chris: youngsters bring in the energy. alex cobb didn't get out of the adversity and washington's lucius fox is a slow roller. nationals score five before the giants even got to the plate. in the fifth, jason cruzan spent 11 years in the minors and hears his first major league hit. that breaks out in front of his family and that was so cool. yeti l hernandez faces on the double, and the nationals win the series. ricky henderson with a front-row seat to the a's and guardians. so nice that we show it twice. james kaprielian struggling off of the injured list. molly just missed off-center. under gimenez is speeding on in and is safe 1-0.

franmil reyes, that is a nice two run single to the right. -- taking off the yankees in the stadium paid francisco calvo drives it back to eric from eddie, have a chance and just over the bar. that was probably san jose's best look at things. keaton perks, marson caskey, 1-0. one minute later, gabrielle perera made it off of the bat. san jose now drops to 1, 5, and three. dion: finally tonight, a big piece of baseball history has been sold at an auction. a bat used by jackie robinson in the 1949 all-star game sold for just over $1 million.

1949 was robinson's rookie year. becar pthmajor ak the bat was given to golden auctions by robinson's widow. his famous number 42 dodgers jersey sold for more than $4 million. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. thank you for joining us and have a great night. see you in the morning. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it

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