pamela price all attorneys and staff 350 people in all had report to the oakland arena for meeting. they were run through a metal detector could bring their own seat cushions and were instructed to bring a pen pencil and/or crayons and a small pad of paper for a fun team building exercise. i coloring matt finnegan is the union rep for the alameda county prosecutors association. i picturing all these prosecutors who deal with sometimes very serious cases being told to whip out a crayon and draw. she wants to operate the office. the meeting comes as price faces criticism for this memo or plan to reduce prison terms by eliminating sentencing enhancements for things like

guns gang activity and criminal history and she's gotten rid of more than 20 experienced prosecutors six still out on paid administrative leave. i don't anybody did anything wrong? i think that they they were put on a list of political non-supporters or vocal vocal critics of her either in the last election or the election before and she she couldn't terminate them because of our contract today along with guided meditation and a creative writing exercise price gave a state of the dao this afternoon. i asked to attend got turned down and when i asked for a recording prices spokesperson, angela rogero emailed yesterday. no, we will not be recording it but there it was on a photo a source sent full video recording. i've already put in a public records act request for it and i spoke to the same mateo district attorney steve wagstaff the featured lunch speaker. i said every single one of your jobs is so crucial to the

mission and public safety. i say what matters to me the most is victims one of the attendees center recording of wagstaff's address. lives were there victim? advocate lawyers, everybody staffed we're there to help and pamela prices late this afternoon. for coming here today with heart s and being willing to listen and learn. and to join us in this collective endeavor. to make our journey easier price wrapped up her speech around four and people in the room tell me the reception was chilly some barely clap some didn't clap at all and they felt as though she was talking down to them. now as i said, we'll get a copy of that video and share it with you. it's a public record and you paid for it then i'mma yeah fair point there, dan. all right. thanks so much more to come. i knew at six the oakland police department confirms. it will open investigation on

the confrontation between the los angeles angels player and an oakland a's fan happened after yesterday's game at the oakland coliseum. evidence in the investigation. it appears to show angels player anthony rendon grabbing a fan by his shirt and then attempting to hit him after the fans said something to rendon major league baseball officials say they are also investigating what happened police say the fan in the video has not made a formal report about the incident. a long time employee of the san jose police officers association is facing charges for an alleged drug scheme joanne segovia executive director of the poa turned herself into authorities hours before her scheduled court appearance today federal investigators. say segovia imported illegal synthetic opioids from overseas, including a form of fentanyl. it was part of a scheme to distribute the drugs throughout the us the police officers association says they were not

aware of the situation. we are in the midst of our own internal investigation. we want to make sure that we're being thorough as we look back through all of the things that we've learned through the federal investigation. federal investigators say dozens of shipments were sent to segovia's home beginning in 2015. she was released from custody and expected to appear in court to april 28th. and antioch city leaders are working to recruit more people to the police department today training began for a new round of officers. in fact that the staffing shortage combined with officers on leave following an fbi investigation has many folks understandably concerned about public safety abc 7 news reporter under hussain has more about six seven minutes into it. no police had showed up. so i called in february a security company notified dwayne gilliland around 6:30 am that someone was breaking into his restaurant in antioch. he was watching on surveillance camera at home the guy still in the restaurant. i'm watching and walk around and

they're like, i'm sorry. we come to the restaurant gilliland. who's the operations manager at hillcrest restaurant in tap house decided to go to the restaurant himself when he got there the suspect was gone. he says police showed up four hours later, you know work the backbone of the community small businesses and to be four hours after the response time when there was somebody actively in here when i was on the phone both times with with the pd. it's discouraging an city leaders. say more needs to be done to address police staffing shortages, meryl lamar thorpe spoke about it on thursday. my goal here is to inform the public of what's happening. in terms of obviously lower level of policing staff. and so that's going to have an impact on our service level for years. the city has been trying to recruit new officers last september city council approved a thirty thousand dollars signing bonus to attract some ingredients officers from other jurisdictions, and there are other incentives like a down

payment assistance program for officers who buy an antioch that has had a a huge impact on our recruitment efforts interest have gone up by 55% the applications went up by 44% were sending on friday. testing was underway for new police trainees, but the department is currently under an fbi in state investigation with more than eight officers currently on leave some residents say they feel vulnerable and i see a lot of people, you know, just take off running or breaking into cars and and where's the police when you need them, you know, it's kind of sad gillilyn says city leadership has to do more. it doesn't help that when they constantly have situations happen internally and in the city that it's hard to recruit people to come to a place where there's a lot of strife an antioch antennasin abc7 news. businesses in oakland are struggling with the city's ongoing crime the restaurant raising canes announced this week. it had to close indoor dining

because of safety issues abc7 news reporter ryan curry found other oakland business owners fear crime will force many to close. you have to do a lot more to entice customers to come into the area and spend money my joel jones used to own two restaurants in uptown oakland. he closed one recently and is doing everything he can to keep this one calabash open he faces too big issues staffing shortages in crime many workers have left the hospitality industry following the pandemic and jones says it is tough hiring new employees. it's a very transient workforce. so even if you have a good hand this week next week, it may not be the same so you're constantly have to think about replenishing your workforce. he struggles to get cooks and servers. but lately he says there aren't enough people to serve. he says the crime is keeping people out of oakland. it's a daily situation crime in terms of vandalism and break hands. it happens every day abc 7 has

reported on oakland crime numerous times from store burglaries to car break-ins. is an issue not just affecting jones, but the rest of oakland popular national chain raising. cane's recently decided to close the dining room at its only bay area location near oakland airport because of crime. in a statement raising cane said after several car break-ins in our parking lot as well as numerous other robberies in the neighborhood. we proactively made the decision to close our dining room and operate our business through the drive-through. only jones says he is not surprised. he is calling on city leaders to find a solution to help oakland businesses, but even he admits it is a difficult issue to tackle. we need a combination of a lot of things in terms of social, you know and other community intervention to to help solve this problem. he says if it doesn't more businesses will close in oakland ryan curry abc 7 news as ryan mentioned abc 7 has covered crime stories in oakland and recovering the stats as well.

it's part of our neighborhood safety tracker. our interactive tool helps you explore the data you can see how different forms of crime break down by neighborhood over time and compared to other cities. it's right on the front page of our website for you. abc7news.com happening now traffic delays on eastbound highway 92 across the san mateo bridge as you can see in this live picture despite the fact that all lanes have now opened here is a live look again at the bridge the final lane reopened just before our newscast began at 6 o'clock multi-car crash around 3:30 this afternoon shut down lanes in both directions. the eastbound direction was the worst backup two lanes were closed because of the crash all lanes in both directions, as i said are now open, but things are still a little sticky in on the san mateo bridge now express lane tolling started today in the east bay sky 7 flew over interstate 680 where express lanes now run between milpitas and sunol. tolls are in effect from 5 am until 8 pm only on weekdays not

weekends for drivers going north lanes start around mission boulevard and fremont and run to vallecito's road in sunol. southbound drivers have a longer stretch from calaveras road in sunol to calaveras boulevard in milpitas the price for the lanes varies depending on how bad traffic is everyone using the express lanes must have a fast track of flex tag or a fast track clean air vehicle tag, it's free if you have two or more people in the car solo drivers pay full price. it's half price for certain clean air vehicles and this discount also applies to existing express lanes on 580 through dublin pleasanton and livermore. put the dungeness crab season be on its last legs next you'll hear from fishermen who are struggling to survive after another cut back to the season california's flavoredd aieltilo

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is being cut short again this year by the state's department of fish and wildlife in order to protect humpback. whales abc 7 news reporter, lena howland found out how this affecting fishers and consumers. in an already c industry fishermen zachary hassan believes. it may be on its last legs.

oh, it's dying. it's been dying for a long time for sure where the dungeon is. crab season was delayed four times on the front end late last year cutting out holidays like thanksgiving and christmas hassan wasn't able to open until january 1st of this year kind of keeps on a hamster wheel a little bit but the state department of fish and wildlife announced thursday, they're cutting the season short by nearly a month ending on april 15th to protect humpback whales from getting tangled and trapped and bowie lines the weather is worse and the amount of time we have to go fish before the crab go on the clutch is short and kind of in the end the guys that get the biggest hit. or the guys like me with little boats and hassan says because of this he worries his team won't see any profits from this year's spring bite, which is expected to be nearing its peak by mid-april, but then when you get that cut off it's kind of like why did i waste all that time

and money here at pillar point harbor in half moon bay fisherman. tell me because of the now shortened season. that means less supply and then also means that cost will be passed on to the consumer. she's short a time for the -- for us, right and we found people rushing to half moon bay to get their fresh catches while they still can i'm really sorry because those people that's their whole feet. that's what they live off of for the entire year. it's sad, you know, it's sad. we're probably gonna come back next weekend, you know because ends on the 15th and april 15th, so we'll come back and get a couple more of these guys and fisherman like hassan say come april 15th. he'll be unemployed for seven months without much money to show for it. it's gonna be a shoe string budget for the rest of the year for sure in half moon bay. we know how land abc 7 news disappointing horse, but they're trying to protect the whales. yes, absolutely. all right, let's get to our weather the weekend here and still dry.

that is not disappointed. yes. great. yeah, it is absolutely fabulous to get a break from the storms. i know you're questioning if it's going to remain dry. all right, so i alluded to the fact that we're gonna have a potpourri of weather. let's get right to it and i'll talk about the weekend blue skies from our santa cruz camera right now. absolutely gorgeous. you have good air quality for both saturday and sunday to enjoy the outdoor activities you have planned right now. the air quality is good across across the entire region except there is one location in the north bay that is moderate. so still safe to get outside and enjoy this from our golden gate bridge camera. the winds are not an issue mid to upper 50s from san francisco to oakland right now, palo alto 59, san jose 58 and half moon bay 54 degrees. today's high temperatures mid 50s to lows 60s four to nine degrees below average. no problems weather-wise at oakea oakland airport as we look all the way back towards san francisco a lovely view upper 50s from napa to santa rosa and concord in livermore. here's a look at live doppler 7

pacific northwest is getting battered by stormy weather right now. we're just getting some high clouds ahead of a week front that's going to come through you can see that here locally as we take a look at a live picture looking out towards mount diablo from our east bay hills camera chilly morning with patchy fog mild and mostly cloudy for your saturday and spotty light showers are expected sunday afternoon evening and the chancellingers going into early next week. let me show you the hourly forecast for tomorrow morning. so 7 clock some clouds gathering couple of sprinkles may show up as we head towards noontime mainly in the north bay a little drizzle. that's it sunday morning begins with some bright skies, and then you will notice another system comes through sunday afternoon or between 4:30 and 11 pm. we'll see some scattered light showers early monday morning could even be some snow topping mount hamilton, so don't be surprised if you see that the rainfall totals anywhere from nothing measurable to a hundreds of an inch through monday

morning. your morning temperatures will be in the 30s and the 40s a mixture of patchy fog and some higher clouds and then tomorrow afternoon you're looking at a mild day. i mean we're talking mid-60s for the warmest inland valley 64, san jose 57 santa rosa 58 in san rafael and san francisco 60 i antioch and 60 degrees in santa cruz european model keeping everything to our north and to our east in the sierra nevada next week gfs wants to bring in a slight possibility of somewhat leather on tuesday accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a mild afternoon breezy on sunday. you certainly will be seeing spotty showers and then windy and cooler for the start of the work week with slight chances of a few showers. next week though. here's a warmth wednesday through friday mid to upper 60s inland. how's that for a change? yeah. yes, finally. all right. well italy is temporarily banning the latest version of chat gpt from san francisco-based open ai because

of privacy concerns. this comes after an open letter from thousands of experts shared other serious concerns with the form of artificial intelligence abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey spoke with one of those experts about those issues. born in the bay area the next global success of silicon valley how some describe the newest artificial intelligence developed by san francisco-based openai chat gpt. we should embrace it. my kids are using it your kids are using it. schools and universities are going to use it. this is where the us should go run ahead. we already have the lead the latest versions of the ai chatbot has trillions of pieces of data to pull from to do almost anything from taxes app creation logical reasoning and much more ice or a co-founder medusa hakar uses it to help his customers and believes. it can benefit all it's going to lift everybody. it's going to lift people from poverty if i'm an it support customer service. i don't have to do monday and reputable task. it's going to create new forms of creativity for people to

build application. okay new startups new jobs society is really improve powerful so much power in fact that even open ai ceo sam altman share with abc news that he has his hesitations. people should be happy that we're a little bit scared of this. i mean people you're a little bit scared a little bit, you know personally if i said i were not you should either not trust me or be very unhappy. i'm ts job, but fear is not limited to him. italy announced. they are temporarily banning the latest version of chat gpt. over privacy concerns due to the software's ability to pull information without permission a goldman sachs survey. meanwhile said it will lead to the loss of 300 million jobs all this while tech leaders voiced other worries about economic social and mental issues with ai saying companies developed powerful digital minds that no one not even their creators can understand predict or reliably control this in an open letter signed by dozens including elon musk steve wozniak and san jose state engineering professor ahmed for this is just just

incredible to get to the stage where we're talking about. we are worried about the ai and expert and proponent of ai but often says this artificial intelligence has surpassed out of the human mind and that's what makes it dangerous. he and other experts in the letter want ai companies to pause advancement of the technology for six months and create an independent committee to control its capabilities. well, let's say you don't do it. we're saying slow it down. let's think about it because you're giving too much power to a machine or to an algorithm that start picking the data itself. we know about the good part. we don't know about the bad part of this wave of ai in the south bay dustin dorsey abc 7 news. coming up next enduring lessons what we can learn today from oakland unified's first black superintendent. stay with us.

today it is it's our chapa's day travis led them movement calling for equal rights and fair treatment for farm workers in the 60s. he died in 1993 today. this is birthday oakland unified's first black superintendent would have been 100 years old today. marcus foster is remembered as someone who was on the verge of improving schools in the early 70s when he was shot and killed. yeah as abc 7 news senior education reporter lee and melendez explains the foundation that he is continuing his legacy.

oakland's time is now those words spoken by the late marcus as to bring as much equity and equality to the educational experience for every student back. then virtual morale was part of the oakland black caucus who supported dr. foster's appointment as superintendent the success of the schools would be based on the students parents involvement the teachers and the leadership and the leadership of course was marcus foster and his administrative team, but before he was able to accomplish his goals marcus foster was shot and killed in november 1973 right here as he was leaving the school. district two members of the militant group the symbionese liberation army were eventually arrested dr. foster's deputy was also shot but survived and in a 2002 interview with abc 7 news robert blackburn identified the two members of the sla who would later serve time to this day.

they continue to claim their innocence the group became notorious for later kidnapping patty hearst, but why kill dr. foster there is much speculation, but it appears they did not agree with some of the policies foster wanted to implement it was the 70s and era of unrest and many social movements today the marcus foster education institute partners with the school district to try to continue supporting students and improving outcomes. every teacher should want to thrive to be better. every student should have more resources to be more successful. every institution should look at their models and say, how could we be leaner be smarter do this in a faster way that benefits our opportunity to create a better educ experience in oakland leanne melendez abc 7 news coming up next a statue and a statement by the timing makes the message especially poignant also ahead. ask if i can get menthol jewel pause. the item has showed you how california's ban on flavored.

tobacco products isn't stopping stores from selling them tonight. we take a look at online options.

moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. this week the abc 7 news i team has dug into california's ban on flavored. tobacco products to see whether it's really working tonight the third and final installment. our investigation has gone into dozens of stores in person. yeah, but what about buying these band products online i-team reporter stephanie. sierra is here with an investigation. it's the only on seven staff. yes as we've been reporting all week. the state law is is very clear. this most flavored tobacco products are banned, but we found some retailers who are not following the law and federal experts argue the lack of enforcement is opening the door to a bigger problem. has any enforcement agency come around to inform you of the rules? the healtheptom around and do checks. no, no. i haven't seen nobody.

what's the point of a ban if it's not being enforced are they even looking into this? the sale of most flavored tobacco products are prohibited in california the ban applies to anyone but there's special attention to keep these highly addictive products away from teens. do you get a lot of teens coming in trying to buy? some customers. yeah. yet why is it so easy for them to get it? whenever you're ready to show you we asked an 18 year old high school student to accompany us to check out several smoke shops in sunnyvale. we watched him walk in and followed shortly after to hear the conversation. he asked to buy menthol jewelpods one of many flavored. tobacco products included in the state and local city band. he says the store clerk have them in stock asked if i could get menthol jewel pause. the woman asked me if i wanted three percent or five percent, but the sale didn't take place the young man was asked for id,

and he showed the clerk his vaccine card as i was paying. she asked for some id. i asked if i could sure my vaccine courage said i needed physical idea, but did she indicate she was willing to sell the product? yeah, it's good. the young man was guarded but the store clerk still. them he could just go online to buy the products. so we tried it. so what are these so these are disposable babes. just typing in the search bar flavored e6 all these results showed up. in fact, some of their best-selling items are products included in the state's band and were not just talking about a couple flavors. these are e-cigarettes offering 19 different flavor options with 50 milligrams of nicotine. i'm just curious if it requires id verification the 18 year old would have been able to purchase these online and have them sent to his home just by clicking. yes to this. yeah, okay study bales flavored tobacco band is even stricter than the statewide ban. the question is is enforcement actually effective.

we are aware of the business that you mentioned what we have found through several inspections that as they are indeed selling flavor tobacco. the item obtained records from the city's code enforcement team revealing. this store has failed the last four inspections dating back to april of last year yet nothing's changed. so what happens next for businesses like this because i'm still seeing on their website they're selling and products. yeah, they they will be cited. so how many citations until it stops? well, we're working with the property owner the business owner currently because ultimately their responsible for the businesses that they own records show this store is one of tobacco retailers in sunnyvale, the city's code enforcement says the majority of them were in compliance for at least one inspection this year, but that's not the case everywhere. we visited and checked dozens of smoke shops across the bay area. some say they're strict. no, they know we are hard with

the new jerseys. we don't play with them. some say they're not their stores in the cities that sell it underground and others say they're confused on the rules. have you been given any direction from the state none? but if you ask well informed critics, they say stricter not the band simply doesn't make sense in part because of this anyone including teens can seemingly access a legal products with just a few clicks. we need to be more responsive. we spoke with a retired assistant director with the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms richard mariano's who's conducted enforcement operations involved in criminal. tobacco trafficking. he says the state's band lacks an adequate enforcement strategy and because of that the demand for the tobacco black market in california is one of the highest in the us black market is alive and well in california specifically black market. tobacco mariano says former atf investigators have conducted a market survey to see just how

effective the ban is in different california communities. he says the teams made purchases to try and identify problem areas across northern california, and that's an issue when seven out of 10 places they can go to are just selling randomly to anybody one flavored. tobacco product. well known in the black market across the us is starting to gain popularity in california. it's called gummies and experts worry, they're attractive to kids rich from what you've seen would you say the tobacco black market is worse in california compared to other states. it's been wrong all over the united states with california is one of the places where it is gathered the most attention. now mariano says an association of police chiefs across the country has found nine out of 10. tobacco products being sold to youth are being manufactured overseas and are being trafficked through the black market and we all know how addictive these products are to put it in perspective one jewelpod has just as much nicotine as smoking an entire

pack of cigarettes. wow. yeah. it's an entire pack right equivalent. i know right serious, right? thanks, stephanie. oxended the day the week month and the quarter in positive territory the dow gained more than 400 points closing at 33,274 today the nasdaq went up 208 the s&p added 58 so far this year the dow is slightly ahead of where it started the nasdaq has gained more than 17 percent the s&p is up seven a half percent. now the latest on the indictment facing former president donald trump sources familiar with the case. tell abc news trump has been charged with about two dozen counts including felonies the exact charges remain unknown since the indictment won't be unsealed until trump appears in court likely on tuesday stanford criminal law professor robert weisberg joined us on our 3 pm show getting answers to discuss the case. he says the large number of

counts doesn't necessarily say much about the strength of the learn more doesn't mean very much because strange way criminal law works. if it's all about hush money paid to stormy daniels up there were 30 different checks. each of those could be a separate count. as for whether we might see the former president in handcuffs weisberg says it's not likely he says an arrest isn't necessary since trump is voluntarily showing up to face charges. the first funeral service for one of the victims of the nashville school shooting was held today mourners gathered to remember nine year old evelyn dickhouse this after nashville police released several 911 calls made during the shooting a teaching assistant can be heard trying to comfort the children and keep them quiet as hid in a closet. yes, i hear another shot. yes hearing more songs. okay, we're upstairs. in the quiet students died along with the head of the covenant school a

custodian and a substitute teacher authorities. say the shooter 28 year old audrey hale was haley was killed by police within 14 minutes of the first 911 call protesters are demanding tighter gun control. now take a look at this the iconic surfer dude statue in santa cruz was spotted wearing a t-shirt today. it reads mom's demand action for gun sense in america. coming up next look at how san francisco is marking transgender day of visibility.

international transgender day of visibility a day to celebrate the successes of transgender and gender non-conforming people happening right now. there's a citywide celebration in san francisco as abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn explains the events today and tomorrow are meant to recognize and honor the wins of the trans community. francisco high school students walked out of class and marched to city hall and a show solidarity. the student walkout is really the yng, you kw, noniny

ender children having a mind and saying, you know what this isn't right in this affects me all of the legislations and bills that are going up at around the world right now all of those things affect all of us. it's all part of trans day of visibility, honey. mahogany is a trans community leader and activist we've seen over is a legislation introduced just in the last three months of 2023 that are anti-trans anti-drag anti-lgbtq and it's time for us and our allies to stand up be visible be counted and fight back. mahogany also says the trans day of visibility is a reason to celebrate the trans community. it's really important that we take your time to celebrate a lot of the winds that trans people have had september xavier. davenport is sharing a new calendar that i'll be released at so much gallery in san francisco for the annual trans day of visibility showcasing what transmasculinity looks like. this is our second year doing

this also at tonight's celebration of trans identities at somers gallery a showcase of transgender community talent and awards for organizations. support the trans community san francisco aids foundation or like trans thrive community advocates say trans day of visibility is a chance for many to stand up and to stand with the support of allies. it's very important that trans people are visible that people see that we, you know have jobs have families have health care needs like everyone else in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news. in honor of trans visibility day where resurfacing our abc 7 originals documentary being gwen a life and death story this true crime story focuses on transgender bay area teenager gwen araujo and the tragic events in october of 2002 that led to her death. watch being gwen on demand on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv

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hitting parts of the south and midwest again today 24 people are hospitalized after two tornadoes touched down in central arkansas high risk tornado warnings were issued for parts of six states, arkansas, illinois, iowa, mississippi, missouri and tennessee, very volatile weather in that part of the country. yeah, so let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy of tell for the latest sandia. yeah, alma and dan right now tornado watch boxes stretch from the southern portion of the plains and the gulf coast region all the way up to the midwest. so the severe thunderstorms breaking out around arkansas. they've had numerous reports of those tornadoes 20 to be precise along with hail and as we look at the bigger picture here, that storm is very intense. it's a deep low pressure system strong cold front hundreds of reports of damage across the region from the central us to parts of the midwest and the south over 600 reports here locally it is diet seeing a few

clouds passing through the bay area to more afternoon. it's a mild day mid 50s to the mid-60s partly to mostly cloudy skies and as we take a look at a live picture from oakland airport, you can see just a lovely view not so lovely as the tree pollen. it is running high. so if you're suffering is juniper cedar pine and oak to blame the accuweather 78 forecast sunday's breezy and cooler with some spotty light showers and then monday a lingering chances certainly turns windy monday and tuesday and cooler and then we'll go with a rebound effect with some spring warmth coming our way close to 70 degrees by friday. so dan and alma looking better for those of you waiting for the worm. all right, we are waiting. yeah. thanks desperately. yes. all right waiting for something from the warriors larry been waiting like six months for the warriors to get it together. you're not gonna lose at home to one of the worst teams in the nba, right? they're not gonna do that steve steve kerr facing his mentor greg. which in both teams actually

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larry beale good evening. the warriors are fighting for their playoff lives while the spurs are fighting to try to get the worst record in the league since steve kerr would love to help his old friend greg popovich get even closer to the bottom, which is actually the top of the victor wembanyama sweepstakes google him. he's incredible now if you're die hard warriors fan you remember papa's a dubs assistant from 1992 to 94 under don nelson, but he's more famous for

winning five. in his 26 years as the head coach of the spurs two of popovich's titles came with steve kerr on the roster and pop is expected to be announced as a hall of fame inductee tomorrow. i just think there are so many people out there. like me who whose lives have been impacted so dramatically and so positively by pop one of the most influential people ever in my life i owe him. so much so thrilled for him and it's it's a it's a no-brainer. he's you know, he was a hall of famer a long time ago. tomorrow in houston it's the final four almost. nobody predicted san diego state against florida atlantic and miami versus uconn in fact out of 20 million brackets submitted to the ncaa only six. predicted the correct final four. how did we even get six is almost impossible for the first time since the seating began in

1979 not a single top three seed has reached the final four miami of five seed uconns of four the hurricanes led by 73 year old coach jim lareniga who he understands the significance of the big dance. a whole idea of march madness and the reason it's called the big dances. it's fun. everybody loves dancing. even if you can't dance, i know a lot of people can't dance they love getting out on the dance floor. so for me if i can entertain my players bring a smile to their face, so have them laugh. that's great. keep the guys loose in another indication that joey bart's future with the giants is very much in doubt. the team is reportedly agreed to a minor league deal with catcher gary sanchez sanchez played with the twins last year's struggled hitting just 205 best years came with the yankees. i mean so much power and he made two all-star teams sanchez can opt out of his deal if he isn't promoted tot to be an nfl tailback do what christian mccaffrey does is odd is this

looks the 49ers star. he hops like a kangaroo. right, then he speed walks. he's pretty fast as a speed walker then he's high stepping. then he does high knees down the path. and you and i should do this tonight in the hallways. this is sorry. i think this is you that this is our new workout. you can join osama. look at this. i'm not sure if this is the warm-up of the cooldown or whatever. it is something in between. oh now he's really moving. wow. that's gonna be us tonight, and it really works. don't be careful squatting them. i'm sure this seemed like a great idea at the time but proposal got wrong at dodger stadium last night ricardo juarez. he wanted to pop the question the outfield security had some other ideas and lit him up. that is perfect tackling form, but you know what it worked for ricardo his girlfriend. don't know but she said yes, i mean if this is how it starts if this is how it starts with i got a great idea. hey, how about i swim to the

middle of the ocean and then i hope i mean and the and the the guy that the tax security guy the rams should sign him immediately la that was i mean that was text. that was textbook. yes. i agree. it looks like that that was good impact. thanks larry. all right coming up tonight on abc 7 i ate it's shark tank followed by 2020 at 9 then do not miss abc 7 news at 11:00. remember abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. right finally tonight this friday a few thoughts about what really matters i hear from a growing number of people about their growing concern about crime in the bay area one of those conversations today. in fact with a small business owner a contractor who just had one of his trucks stolen with $10,000 of gear inside. and as we reported today a small business manager in antioch literally watched on his phone as a burglar went through his restaurant before dawn lt

month. led 911 telhe mehat the resurtat ver t lieve what he ar ne available to respond. seriously no officer available to catch a crook in the act. talk about low-hanging fruit. so he went himself. burglar was gone. that's probably a good thing actually, but it took police four hours to show up. four hours come on. not just antioch cities and towns all over the bay area can't recruit and keep officers. it's a big problem. really matters to an increasingly worried and frustrating group of residents is that this is a public safety issue an economic issue and it goes directly to our quality of life. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. all right that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us some amidates and i'm dan ashley presidio. tell larry beale all of us here.

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