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remain on leave because of the events. >> the man suspected of killing a police officer back in court this morning. he pleaded not guilty. the officer was working as security for a television news crew when according to police, a robbery was attempted. mitchell is charged with murder, attempted robbery with a firearm. two other suspects have also been arrested. >> now to a story we first brought you last night about a woman stuck in an elevator that was overdue for a state safety inspection. the state says an inspector found enough issues with the elevator that it had to be taken out of service. our reporter has this update and new video of another group of people stuck in an elevator overdue for inspection at a popular san francisco concert venue.

>> it took requests by the hotel as well as calls by abc7news for someone to be dispatched to inspect the elevator. >> i called for help, i screamed. reporter: prior to her getting stuck, the elevator was last inspected in june 2019 after abc7news uncovered a backlog of elevator state safety inspections across san francisco. the department of industrial relations now says they found four issues with the elevator at the hotel, which warranted removal from service. the elevator red tagged until corrections could be made. >> shame on you. reporter: officials say that hiring is a top priority for the division. joel rodriguez and his girlfriend in a group of nearly 10 people who got stuck in this

elevator after a concert in february of this year. >> we are stuck in here after this concert. reporter: according to a permit inside the elevator at the time, it had last been inspected in march of 2016. >> a pregnant lady was on the elevator with us. myself and my girlfriend several from anxiety. reporter: it turns out the elevator has been inspected more recently. a spokesperson provided a permit for the same elevator, last inspected in february 2020. it is overdue a state safety inspection by more than a year. the state sent this letter that said the expired permit is valid until an inspector can be dispatched. we were told elevators are required to be properly serviced and maintained by the building owner and certified elevator maintenance company even when operating with expired permits. >> they were reaching out to a local tech in the area on a sunday night at 10:45, which

seemed fairly impossible. reporter: firefighters rescued the group of stuck concertgoers an hour later. anchor: if you would like to see a story investigated, you can contact of the eye team, go to abc7news.com/19 or call the number. kristen: governor -- anchor: governor newsom is proposing the biggest budget in state history, $300 billion, and it comes with a nearly 100 billion dollar budget surplus, money he hopes to get into the pockets of californians. stephanie sierra is in the newsroom with more on this. a breakdown on what this means for people all over the state. reporter: that's right, 97 $.5 billion -- $97.5 billion surplus. that is a record, giving the governor cash to fund new and existing programs, including

funding to help women get abortions. one issue in particular has already become a tough sell in the state legislature. surging tax revenues fueling a never before budget surplus in california. $97.5 million. here's how it could impact all of us. >> we are proposing $18.1 billion back in the pockets of millions, tens of millions of californians. reporter: one of the most controversial proposals in the package is to allot $11.5 billion worth of tax refunds in an effort to curb costs of record high inflation. this means for hundred dollar checks would be sent to every eligible vehicle owner with a maximum of two checks per person. >> a rebate to address the issue of groceries, to address the other cost burdens. reporter: but the pricey proposal comes with strong opposition in the state legislature. a state senator says it is shortsighted. >> i don't agree with that.

if her going to send money, let's make it very focused who are suffering the most. reporter: the senator says the money would be better spent on infrastructure investments that would benefit californians for decades. >> we have schools that don't have functioning bathrooms or bad ventilation. we are at risk of the embarcadero flooding. reporter: do you think it will pass? >> i don't think what the governor is proposing has support. reporter: but there's plenty in the package that has support, including $2.7 billion proposed to expand the emergency rental assistance program, allowing low income tenants design -- tenants denied aid to get help. other perks, funding to pay past-due utility bills, stubbins to hospital and nursing staff, a 12 month pause in the diesel sale tax rate, and hundreds of millions to provide free bus and train rides across the statepluo

subsidies to eligible it'll cost families. from subsidies to wage increases. newsom also proposed california's minimum wage will jump to $15.50 at the first of the year. another proposal included waiuving childcare fears for low income families, that would make subsidized childcare more affordable. if passed, it could impact 40,000 mas across the state, saving them up to $600 per month and that one has a lot of support on both sides. dan: a remarkable budget on sony levels. a lot of proposals packed into this relief package. when will we know what is past? reporter: we will know in just about a month from now. until then, the ball is in the state legislatures court to make changes or final revisions before the june 15 deadline. we are told most of these programs are backed by the democratic led legislature with the exception of that $400 tax

refund we talked about in the story. it is projected that will pass, but governor newsom said he is confident they will find a middle ground, even if that means reducing the amount slightly. dan: an interesting month. stephanie, thanks. >> new funding for more security cameras on state freeways, including several in the east bay. ryan curry talked to people who support and oppose the move. reporter: governor newsom now taking action in response to the numerous freeway shootings. he announced funding for a pilot program to add cameras on freeways across the state, including in both contra costa and alameda counties. >> they will be a great benefit to us and the world of enforcement and the world of investigation, and prevention. reporter: the alameda county sheriff said these new cameras will be crucial in helping find people who commit shootings. freeway shootings have resulted in the loss of innocent life.

a sheriff academy cadet died in a shooting near the bay bridge, and in november, a toddler died after being caught in the crossfire on 880. the sheriff says no one should be afraid to drive on a freeway. >> we have people who will not drive on the freeways in certain areas because they are afraid of being involved in a shooting. reporter: even with the rise of freeway shootings, there are some who think adding more cameras will create more problems. >> when you put cameras on a highway, you essentially are treating the entire public as potential criminals. reporter: adam schwartz fears adding more cameras violates the privacy of bay area drivers. he thinks it will lead to more racial profiling. >> these technologies aggravate existing biases in the criminal justice system and can lead to more people of color being prosecuted and incarcerated. reporter: but the sheriff says that will not be an issue.

she says cameras will only be used to track criminals. >> these cameras are only reviewed when a serious crime takes place. we are looking for the suspects of those crimes. if you are not a suspect at any of these shootings or crimes, there's nothing to be concerned about. reporter: ryan curry, abc7news. dan: california has reached a pandemic milestone, more than 90,000 lives lost. the state released the latest data today, the test positivity rate has climbed to 4.4%, up half a percent the past week. we could be getting close to a vaccine for kids under the age of five. a member of our abc7news vaccine team talked about the timing during our 3:00 p.m. show. dr. patel: the process of sitting on the data, it could be for five weeks. if every thing goes according to plan, we could see an approved vaccine for young kids under the age of five sometime at the end

of june. dan: a rise in covid is leo a new recommendation to wear masks indoors and in public spaces. this message comes from health officials in nearly all bay area counties, plus surrounding areas. dr. patel: we are seeing four times case rates, increased virus in our wastewater. this is a signal that the risk of being exposed is even higher than the past few weeks. dan: due to the increase, the bay area has the highest covid infection rates in all of california. hospitalizations remain low. that is attributable to the area high vaccination rates. >> something out of stock is usually a matter of inconvenience but now it could be a matter of life and death. bay area parents are stopping at nothing to get their children what they need. dan: more can actually be less. michael finney explains how this works out with a mortgage. >> summerlike spread to start

fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised.

sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. dan: the nationwide baby formula shortage you've heard so much about is making it very difficult for some parents to feed young children. today, the biden administration announced new efforts to try to address the crisis and calm fear. luz pena spoke with a mother hoping to get enough formula for her son. reporter: this mother has made it her full-time job to find baby formula for her son. this is all they have left, one month. >> my five month old goes

through maybe one can week. reporter: the impact of the pandemic and a recent recall of one of the leading baby formula manufacturers has led to this shortage, leaving moms like this on their own, searching for ways to feed their babies. >> all of us are trying to share the formula we have. sometimes even half a can, i will take half and you take the other half. it is really serious. i cannot breast-feed at all. if i don't have formula, my baby is not going to eat. reporter: for the past two months, she's been contacting strangers on social media and paying via venn milk, hoping to have enough formula. >> i'm having formula shipped from oklahoma, kentucky, from sacramento. i recently looked into buying from canada. reporter: finding formula on the shelf is almost impossible, and on amazon she says the prices have more than doubled.

the mother's milk bank in san jose is noticing an increase of moms opting for donated breast milk. >> amount of 20% increase in the amount of milk we ship out to hospitals and outpatients. reporter: as the shortage intensifies, more moms signing up to go through the donating process to help those moms in need. about 4000 ounces of breastmilk are leaving this location every day. how many shipments do you have in here? >> this represents shipments for several months. reporter: today president biden says the shortage should improve did not give any specifics as to win. as for karissa, she says every day that goes by is a day her son has less food. >> how are we going to make this work this week? and there is no end in sight so far. reporter: in san francisco, luz pena. >> in san francisco, seven

people rescued from an apartment fire in the western edition this morning. one person critically injured. take a look at cellphone video showing a fire that quickly spread throughout an intersection, a section of an apartment complex on ellis street. firefighters essay is started on the ground floor and spread through the building. but before firefighters arrived, teachers from nearby rosa parks elementary saw the smoke and rushed over to help. >> they were screaming and knocking and calling and trying to get us out, and when the doors opened, they went in and rescued elderly people. they were fantastic. >> we are teachers, we care about other peled e mehianor: s. 18 people displaced in what exhausted firefighters described as a fast-moving blaze. evacuation orders being downgraded for a big fire in southern california. 20 i'm multimillion dollar homes have been destroyed, 11 others

damaged, and 200 acres total have burned since wednesday afternoon. that fire is about 25% contained. multiple flareups occurred overnight. >> heavy equipment started moving in and they are pulling away huge brie so firefighters can get in there without hotspots and flareups that will occur. this may take several days. anchor: hours ago, evacuation orders were significantly downgraded, now just 131 homes under the order compared to 900 earlier. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. dan: let's turn our attention to the forecast for the weekend. and your birthday today. [laughter] dion: you are so kind. sandhya: happy birthday. the weather is fantastic for your birthday and for the weekend for any plans you might have. let's show you an update from accuweather. i want to show you how the first

four months of the year have turned out so far. this comes as no surprise. january through april, we did not get a lot of rain. san francisco, the first of four months, only 15% of average, reading 23%, not much better down south of the coastal fire is burning, has been burning. part of the problem is it has been so dry, besides those winds , that anything that develops can rapidly spread. we've seen that happen and unfortunately that's how it is looking as we head toward number. want to show you what is happening as to why. jetstream and storm track is well to the north on live doppler seven. everything is going to the pacific northwest and that's where it will stay. other than mist and drizzle, not expecting any rain. 24 hour tip interchange was noticeable. 14 degrees warmer in santa rosa. six degrees warmer in oakland, san jose. as you check out the winds on

shore, sea breeze gusting to 37 at sfo. 22 at fairfield. along the golden gate bridge, the fog shrouding it. air quality, because of the breeze, will be good for saturday and sunday. just about everywhere except for santa clara valley, moderate air quality is expected. as we look from our east bay hills camera, a sign of summer around the owner. 61 in the city, 67 in oakland, 69 in san jose. 73 in santa clara. a nice, beautiful blue skies. 80 in santa rosa. warmer today. mid 80's inland. along the coastline, in the 60's good 71 in napa. concord, livermore in the 70's. fog along the coast and bay overnight. the warming trend continues tomorrow and it will be breezy and cooler for sunday and monday. tonight if you are stepping out,

you are fine inland, but along the coast, grab a jacket before you go because it will remain cool. by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, fog around the coast and bay and in the afternoon, 2:00 in the 80's already. morning temperatures in the 40's and 50's. the fog will be dense, especially along the coast and parts of the bay. in the afternoon in the south bay, warmer than today. 80 in milpitas. 61 pacica. some fog will linger into the afternoon. 70 in downtown san francisco. 62 in the sunset district. 83 san rafael. 80 fremont. inland will feel like summer, 92 in fairfield. accuweather 7 day forecast, this is your warmest day with 90's, and then the sea breeze kicks in and drops temperatures for monday before they come back up again. dan: thank you so much.

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despite gains today, stocks were overall down for six weeks in a row, the longest losing streak since 2011. dan: more drama around elon musk's $44 billion takeover of twitter. today he tweeted the deal was temporarily on hold. the issue apparently is how many of twitter's active users are actually real. he wants verification that fake accounts represent less than 5% of users. two hours after his tweet, he posted he is still committed to the acquisition. dion: next, new details and arrests surrounding a san jose family accused of conducting an exorcism that led to the death of a three-year-old girl. >> i know a mortgage trick that can save you 100

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they say died during an exorcism. dion: the girl's mother has faced felony abuse charges since january. zach fuentes has new details. reporter: the girl died on september 24 last year. court documents show the girl's mother drove her to a san jose church, believing she was demon possessed. the girl eventually died in their attempts to get the so-called spirit out. the adults called 911 after -- hours after her death. documents show the child's mother said hopefully her daughter would -- said daughter would wake up and scream periodically and she believed she was possessed. her uncle took her to thi of ser 24. the girl's grandfather, later met them there. >> she was strangled multiple times to the point of unconsciousness. she had fingers shoved down her

throat to the point where she had multiple injuries to her mouth and tongue. she had pressure put on her body , her torso from the front and back, with so much force applied that she lost consciousness. she was held against her will and struggled against her abusers the whole time. this abuse lasted over 12 hours. reporter: hernandez was arrested january 31 of this year, months after the three-year-old's death. the girls uncle and grandfather eswe >> as the full corners report wears -- was released, we received additional information that was enough to indict the grandfather and uncle. reporter: if convicted, all face 25 years to life. days after her arrest, the mother posted a video speaking in vague terms about her daughter's death. >> i would not lie about how she passed away.

the people that know, they believe 100%. reporter: this church part of another shocking case is still being investigated. it's where the family of a three-month-old met the woman suspected of his kidnapping. the da said that thursday, these investigations are being looked at separately. all three suspects will appear before judge june 13 in this case. dan: average interest rates are going up, according to freddie mac, the 30 year fixed rate is 5.3%. a few weeks back, it was 3.3%. there is a way to cut it by a whole point. you have to know how and where to look. michael finney keeps track of these things and keeps us all informed and has the story. reporter: in mortgage lending, there is a bright line you need to understand for this report to work for you.

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more could save you tens of thousands of dollars over the life of the loan. this is not expected to last, so if you are looking for a mortgage now, be like zane and just jump in. mortgages are like anything else, you really do have to shop around and look for the best deal. i want to hear from you. please send your stories about buying a home, paying off loans, anything that has to do with you and your money. i want to hear about yo hear abs and frustrations. dan: i like that approach to life, jump right in. [laughter] next, floating power. these solar powers with multiple benefits from one of the most popular wine producing areas in the world. also ahead -- >> the most difficult subject for me personally was english. dion: this young man

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dion: the solar system putting on a spectacular show this weekend. sunday night, we will be treated to a colorful total lunar clips. to see it, look east around sunset and just as the moon is

rising, it will start to pass through earth's shadow. the sun's rays will be refracted and turn the moon a reddish copper color. >> what you are seeing when that happens is the production of every sunrise and sunset from the earth onto the surface of the moon. the photons from the sun are skipping past the earth to get into the atmosphere like a prism , refracting. the red light projected onto the moon's surface is bouncing back off of the moon into your eye. dion: i don't get the science but i know it will look pretty. the best moment to watch will be about 9:30 p.m. sunday and the moon will stay a reddish color for almost 1.5 hours. dan: bottom line, cool. taking care of our environment is part of ling a better bay area. a city in sonoma county is harvesting something else these days, clean energy. mike nicco shows the innovative project already having a significant impact on their power supply.

reporter:losian ver, the town of healdsburg gred weekend getaways. these days, the son is doing more than ripening grapes. it is producing power in an unusual setting. >> we didn't set out to be the largest, it just turned out when we calculated it, we were the largest. reporter: the utility director and wastewater manager are showing off what is believed to be the largest floating solar farm in the country. more than 10,000 panels anchored on the surface of two ponds at the city's wastewater treatment facility. while they are floating, the panels also supplying roughly 8% of the cities electrical needs. combined with renewable energy, produced at a nearby geothermal site, the project can earn healdsburg the title of the wine country's sustainable city. >> when we combine it with our geothermal resources, we are

looking at close to 50% renewable. reporter: it is innovation sprung in part from necessity. rob says the shade provided by the panels cuts down on algae growing in the treated water used to irrigate surrounding vineyards. >> it made in water definitely better. i have happy customers. we are serving on was 1000 acres of vineyard. reporter: the multiple benefits of the system are catching on. in the central valley, turlock is set to cover a local irrigation canal with solar panels for similar reasons, cutting algae and evaporation and generating power from publicly owned right of ways. the idea is especially appealing in areas like sonoma county, where land prices have skyrocketed. >> it is a local project that probably otherwise would not be made because the land is too extensive to install solar. reporter: while it doesn't float on cabernet, the solar installation is providing cost effective energy and clean air occasion water to one of the

mike nicco, abc 7 news.ing areas dan: amazing. healdsburg is planning to add power from a different solar site in the near future, upping the use of renewable solar power to as much as 15% of the city's total. dion: plenty of sunshine for solar power today and it will continue through the weekend.

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essed in colorful costumes. it is on sunday morning. the event starts near the embarcadero by the bay and ends at ocean beach, that's how it gets the name data breakers. dan: of -- a $3000 scholarship is granted to six graduating seniors in san francisco. we introduce you to carlos wong from balboa high school. ♪

>> my name is carlos wong, and i attend elbow highs go. i am passionate about -- balboa high school. i'm passionate about computer science. reporter: carlos and his family are chinese immigrants who came to san francisco from brazil. >> the most difficult subject for me personally was english. i would sit down with my teacher, she would make time after school to sit down with me. and to really explain and help me brainstorm ideas. one thing that made me push and get better at school was my mom sacrificing herself to bring us here for a better opportunity. >> i teach government and economy and i think -- and economy. nothing felt difficult or

impossible for him, it was sort of like i can't do this now but i need to figure out how to do that. reporter: it was through his teachers that carlos learned to use his voice to bring change to his community. >> you were very involved in helping your community when you found out about the hatred and attacks toward the asian community. talk about that. >> well, when i heard about the attacks being done to asian people, i felt threatened and attacked on an emotional level. reporter: carlos wants to major in computer science and become a software engineer, working on social justice issues. >> take this lesson and learn this lesson, you can succeed in any type of environment. dan: carlos, another impressive young person. excited to see what the future holds. dion: so proud of him and all of

the recipients paired congratulations. dan: let's turn to the weekend weather forecast. dion: it will feature some -- sandhya: it will feature some warm weather. we have some fog near the coastline. it will expand, moving across the bay later tonight. it will feel like summer even though we are in spring. 62 tomorrow afternoon and half moon bay. -- in half moon bay. the warming trend will continue tomorrow. oakland, 78. walnut creek, 86. antioch will be up to 91 tomorrow afternoon. here are some other high temperatures around the region. 88 in santa rosa. 85 in san jose. if you look at the forecast for bay to breakers, this is what you want to see, the runners don't need to go up the hill with really warm weather. low to mid 50's. a mix of fog and clouds and a total lunar eclipse sunday

night. you want to look toward the eastern horizon, it starts at 8:30 and you h about over an hour. the partial eclipse then continues. it is known as a super blood moon eclipse because the moon will be passing through the earth's shadow and you have the reddish copper hue. fog will be around so go up high a few can. tomorrow is the warmest day and then cooler sunday and monday. dan: thank you. dion: to sports, and there he is, ready for the big game. i am so nervous. dan: i know, right? >> in sports, game six of the war years and grizzlies series. let's call this the close-out at chase. war years of trying to finish it

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chase center. name six of the western conference semifinals, grizzlies and warriors. espn is the place to be at 7:00, andsteve kerr will miss a third game. he is recovering from covid. injuries continue to play a factor in the series. the warriors forward is out with a foot injury. the warriors will start kevon looney. they are turning the page on a

loss and looking forward to close out here at chase center, where they have yet to lose a game in >> we feel like we have a deep team and a lot of different guys step out throughout the course of the year. they fill in admirably. it is tough, but we have said this in the past before, next man up. >> business as usual, takeaways from gave five -- game five, how we have to play at a different level. we've got to do more than what we did in game five. you have to play our best basketball. chris: friday the 13th in milwaukee. thewn game six celtics led b as

18 ave 31 after three. boston led by 13 after three, but the bucks making a late charge paired that is a good game. the giants in a three-game series in st. louis, they lead in the fifth ending. the starter allowed a run but hasn't allowed a hit through four yet. a surprise here, the doctors putting clinton kershaw on the injured list. after five starts where he looks great, including seven perfect innings in his first start. it is the sixth consecutive year he will miss some time due to back issues. phil mickelson, gulf news, has withdrawn from the pga championship. he became the oldest major winnerhe has not played since jy

after controversial commons about the pga tour and a new breakaway saudi arabian circuit. several sponsors have dropped him as a result. they were not booing me, the grizzlies just came out on the floor. a portuguese artist promised she would draw a picture of jimmy garoppolo everyday until he was traded, and on day 100 she is still drawing. we all thought the niners would treat -- trade him before that, but due to off-season shoulder surgery, she might be doing this a while. congrats to rita, keep it up. we have a featured story on her at abc7news.com. sports is sponsored by united way bay area. the warriors about to come out of the tunnel. but they canboo the grizzlies all they want.

dion: tonight at 8:00, it is shark tank, followed by 2020 at 9:00, and abc7news at 11:00. dan: finally, thoughts about what really matters. there was nothing good about the early months of the pandemic and lockdown, but at the least there were not street robberies and car break-ins happening left and right in san francisco. the corks have crawled back out from under the rocks to prey on the innocent and unsuspecting again. so much so, the district attorney, taking heat from rising crime, is facing a recall vote. he is defending his record as strongly as some are attacking it. both sides are tossing around a lot of figures to make their case, arrest numbers, charging rates, divergent data. all kinds of finger-pointing. but the crime problem is also being measured by something else, perception. that feeling by a great many people that they are not as safe

in the city as they used to be. whether the da keeps his job or loses it, what really matters is the district attorney, police chief, mayor, supervisors all deal with the numbers on crime and perception. i love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. dion: that's all the time we have for abc7news at 6:00. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a rideshare driver from philadelphia, pennsylvania... a retired school registrar from san francisco, california... and our returning champion-- a high school math teacher from san jose, california... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone. as we prepare to wrap up the week, our champion, daniel nguyen, is hoping to head home

to his students at palo alto high school as a 3-day "jeopardy!" champion, but marie and ryan would also o enthd celebrating. good luck to all three of you. let's get into the game with these categories... ♪♪♪ and... -daniel, select first. -d.c. for $200. -daniel. -what are pandas? -yes. -d.c. for $400. a small island has a monument honoring the 56 these of the declaration of independence, and the island is named for them. -ryan. -what are signees? correct, or signers. select again. can i have drop a letter for $600?