>> im we have some leads to folp on. >> the police chief believes detectives will solve the murder of bob lee. the latest in that investigation. >> the high-profile stabbing putting safety in san francisco in the spotlight. the focus is shifting to police response in other cases. >> clarence thomas is facing accusations of accepting luxury gifts from maker donors, democratic lawmakers are weighing in on the allegations. >> but first, get your hat and gloves on. today is the season opener for the giants. that is a good thing because when we walked out it was raining. rain will be gone by the first

pitch. drew: the rain is quickly moving on. it's light to moderate this morning across the region. another cold front on top of us. from the east bay to the city, light rain in the south bay right now. we also have a cold front keeping temperatures on the mild side with the low to mid 50's right now. it is a warm morning. on the impact scale, this is a level 1 light storm. light showers. the biggest impact will be slick roads. the highest totals of rainfall in the north bay. it is a wet picture from the camera so showers are in the forecast until 9:00 a.m. -- from 9:00 a.m., but by noon they should be turning off. first pitch at 1:35 p.m. it will be in drive for the giants game. we'll keep the cloud cover

temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we will show you the giants forecast, and he nicer we can, in a few minutes. kumasi: we are expecting a key update from the san jose police union on alleged drug smuggling and its office. the director of the union is accused of importing drugs from multiple foreign countries, then distributing them. the union says they had no knowledge of what she is doing -- was doing. w about an internal investigation and to their plan to hire an outside investigator. her makes court appearance will be the 28th. >> new developments in the investigation of the death of bob lee. video shows him stumbling early in tuesday morning. you can see him trying to go through the front glass door of an apartment building. he appears to try to use the call box there, then falls to

the ground. lee was on the ground for about 10 seconds before standing up. minutes later, he was walking toward a police car. >> we have seen leads follow up on. it's early in the investigation but i am hopeful. >> the district attorney telling us the office did not receive information indicating lee was targeted for something. lee was killed in the east cut neighborhood but there's been recent safety concerns across the city. those in that sunset district voiced concerns at a town hall last night. our reporter j.r. stone was there and it was standing room only. reporter: more than 100 people in the sunset recreation center on thursday night. this is the first time san francisco's district attorney and police chief have together spoken to community members in

person since 43 year old bob lee was killed in a stabbing on the other cited of town. we are igin murder. there is evidence i cannot talk about because we do not want to jeopardize the case. but there are good developments in the case. that is as much as i can say. reporter: those hearsay they are aware of crimes that have happened in other parts of the city, but they want to focus on crimes happening here. >> the focus has been on downtown and that is not all of san francisco. san francisco has neighborhoods and it they need to be equally represented in terms of police and fire. >> right now, all of the places are not safe, even on sunset. that's why we are doing this. >> we do not have the right number of policeman. reporter: bill scott says the department is sure a 68

officers. he also says there is good news -- short 568 officers. he also says there i alicationse we are double where we were last year with applications. reporter: the sunset district s the largest neighborhood in san francisco. the city has approved more funds for additional community ambassadors for the area. >> i want to point out the good news. we need to think about the good news. i am hopeful because you see the district attorney and our police chief sitting together. here. [applause] ok? i cannot emphasize enough how important this is. >> we have to do all of this together because we do well when we can do it together, but we still have a long way to go. kumasi: abc 7 news is digging

into other homicides reported into francisco, 12 more reported this year. a security guard was killed on january 4. and police have been able to solve two other homicide cases this year, one in january, the one in the hunters point neighborhood in february. two people were arrested for those crimes. three more murders happened in march but those victims are still identified -- unidentified. another homicide that happened on april 1, that case still open, and lee spoke with the mother and father whose son's 2022 murder is still unsolved. he was shot and killed last june. >> the car pulled out. they had a brief conversation. he backed up and they shot him. kumasi: there is a $50,000 reward for any information in

this case. police say so far this year, 85% of cases have been solved. the number from last year is at 75%. we want you to stay informed on crime in your neighborhood. our interactive neighborhood safety track or will let you look at different crimes in different cities and to see how they have gone up and down over time. and you can see how your city compares with others. you can look at oakland, san jose and others. julian: now to that developing story this morning, supreme court justice clarence thomas criticized after a report shows he accepted luxury gifts without disclosing them. we are learning this has gone on for decades. jobina: democratic lawmakers are calling for an investigation into the matter, and they want tighter ethics rules further supreme court. thomas took lavish vacation

trips paid by a dallas real estate billionaire for more than 20 years. crow says he and thomas have been good friends since 1996. he said, "the hospitality we extended to the the years is no different from the hospitality we have extended to our many other dear friends." thomas is not bound by any formal ethics code as a supreme court justice, but he does a file an annual form in which he allegedly did not include his trips with crow. the report says trips including island hopping in indonesia, fishing at a private resort in the adirondacks, and an all male private retreat in sonoma county, which some people here are familiar with. none it is illegal but the lavishness of the gifts is unprecedented.

and in senate judiciary committee chair said th undermine the trust our country places in the supreme court. kumasi: ok, thank you. time now is 5:08 a.m. baseball is back in san francisco. the giants are returning to oracle park for the first time this season with a big home opener today. we are alive at oracle park this morning. amanda is ready for the rain. amanda: i am here t full ballpark experience, plastic poncho and all. happy home opener. tickets are still available, $35 for standing room only. and i have no doubt the bay area is going to come through. get ready to start seeing black and orange around oracle park and beyond today. right now, nobody knows what is in store for the season, but after new york and chicago, we

are 3-3. if their performance against the white sox was any indication, it is sure to be a good one. they has seven one short of a record of eight set back in the 1960's. here at home, we can expect new concession deals, including a nine dollar beer. you are saving four dollars compared to last year. you can take that money to the pub in 122, or the cove, and get yourself some newly offered crab fries. and you will be able to capture pictures and videos of the food and fun, an as there is a major upgrade to the wi-fi network. it should help with streaming replays into mobile concession orders. new further season, on-site bag

storage. this is to help comply with the new no backpack policy. listen, if you are not in for the deals and frills, that headline is giants are taking on the kansas city royals. and the game begins at 1:35 p.m. live from a rainy oracle park this morning, but do not worry it will be dry this afternoon, we have so much more to explore and i will be back in the next half hour. drew: bring us back the french fries. the good news, we will get the rain out for the home opener. it's wet this morning. in the city and peninsula, downpours developing. you can see the airport, sfo, a downpour moving through right now. similar story in the east bay. another downpour in san ramon. all associated with a cold front. this is that end of it right here. so we are halfway through this system. it's a quick mover.

7:00 a.m., tracking light, scattered showers. by noon, the rain is out of here. we'll be left over with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we will actually get sunshine to finish the day. we will take the rain out of the forecast for the home opener. 56 degrees for the first pitch. and we will get some sunshine by the ninth inning with temperatures in the upper 50's. the three day forecast, morning showers today. storm system out of here by tomorrow. dry and warm on saturday and easter sunday. mild away from the coast as we get into the 70's. we'll take a closer look at the weekend, coming up, but let's take a look at traffic this morning. jobina: we are going to start in pleasant hill, following a crash. this is an overturned vehicle on 680 before monument boulevard.

emergency crews are on the way. the chp says all lanes are temporarily blocked. it looks much like it could have been the slick conditions. this is a recipe for spinouts. as we take a look at the bridge, you can see the droplets on the camera. same thing for the golden gate bridge. if you are heading out, take it slowly. no heavy traffic at all. tracy did doug lynn is on time. it is friday, people like to work from home. or not work at all. julian: not even work at all, that is the option i want. [laughter] but we are here with you on this friday. outdoor home projects are kicking into high gear following the recent storms. the free service you need to know about and how it could save money and lives. kumasi: and turning water into wine?

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we are looking at ways that some local businesses our -- are conserving water. one business has installed a system that collects rainwater at a local school. that school will use the water in its garden over the summer. >> when kids are learning those lessons, we want them to learn about growing food. it is about water conservation and water capture. it is a demonstration system, in addition to actually providing the water. kumasi: also in sonoma county, local winery is collecting rainwater. it has already collected 125 gallons since installed in the winery uses it in the refrigeration system to cool down the facility in the summer. julian: today, state lawmakers and local fishermen will tal about the impact of canceling the salmon season. a group voted yesterday to close

the season until spring of 2024 because of the numbers of today, officials will outline a plan to seek disaster relief. a congressman and congresswoman, nancy blues, will be attending. if you are planning outdoor home projects, pg&e is reminding you to call them first. when you call that number, a crew will come out to market the utility lines before you dig. it is a free service, all in an effort to keep somebody from hitting a line. >> hitting a gas line will cost about $3500, or more, but you could also cause a gas leak or power outage. in some cases it can result in injury to who hits the line, or even death. >> we are doing the home repair projects. that is the time to call 811. julian: santa clara county has the highest number of line strikes.

the majority happened in march when there were more breaks between the storms. call 811, you do not want to be that person. drew: do not cut my power off. kumasi: no. julian: bob, what are you doing? drew: not again. i think i became less when i said rain returned. but it is going to be quick. by noon, we are done with it. it's wet this morning. here is the rooftop camera at kgo. it's certainly wet. and live that most rain is light right now. not many bright colors on the screen. here is the back edge of the front. for much of the north bay, scattered showers. steady showers for the rest of the region. we'll not be with the storm for too long today.

temps, you will feel the mild air. low 50's right now with the front on top of us. on the impact scale, and level 1 light storm. light showers. the biggest impact to slick roadways. 7:00 a.m., we are still tracking showers. by noon, it will be out of here. but the cloud cover will linger. later this evening for evening plans, we'll be ok. we might get sunshine to finish the day. and here is a look at the forecast. morning showers, dry afternoon conditions and it will be feeling muggy. and tonight we are dry would load to mid 40's. and future tracker showing you the warmest day this week will be sunday. and a lot of folks at the coast will be in the 70's. nice for the holiday weekend. morning rain right now. warmer over the weekend, especially on sunday for easter.

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. one, former san francisco fire commissioner after being attacked with a metal pipe. a friend says the injuries are serious. a 24-year-old man has been arrested. julian: two, the daily mail has obtained images showing bob lee in the minutes after he was stabbed at week in san francisco. no arrests have been made. kumasi: tennessee has -- tw democrats for leading a pro-gun reform protest. they are saying they broke rules violating the protest from the chamber four. julian: four, we have a live look at oracle park this morning because baseball is back in the bank. today, the giants will take on the kansas city royals. first pitch at 1:35 p.m. the live.

drew: number five, we are tracking morning showers. it will be out of here by the first pitch. then cloudy skies for the game today. this morning, we have wet weather. here is a live look showing you that the rain is here for the morning, done by noon. the rest of the day should be dry with cloudy conditions. jobina: a rollover crash pleasant hill on northbound six a.d., right around monument boulevard, has cleared, but we still have some slow conditions. this is a picture showing a slick morning. kumasi: number seven, the stock market is closed today for good friday. schools and banks are also closed. snow levels hit record highs in this year and a northern california family wants to warn other people about the danger that comes with this note as they mourn a father and husband

who was killed in placer county. tim has that story. reporter: a life in the mountains away from the hustle and bustle of their native bay area that was the dream become , reality for jason cassem, along with his wife and two children. but that reality turned into a nightmare, after cassem died in a snow accident at the end of march, at their placer county home. >> he was a really good dad. and he was a really great friend and brother in law. he is going to be so missed. reporter: sarah marcantonio is jason's sister-in-law. she says last wednesday night, jason decided to put more gas into the family's generator, which was inside a small structure attached to the house. following the recent storms, that structure was mostly buried under several feet of snow, reaching all the way up to the family's second story window. >> when he didn't come back after a few minutes, my sister thought it was odd. reporter: marcantonio says while jason was inside the structure, the snow collapsed trapping him inside. after several minutes, the fumes from generator caused jason to lose consciousness.

his wife, melissa, realizing something was wrong ran out to try and rescue him before she too became trapped. >> she started cpr and chest compressions but then the fumes were so strong so she would try to come up for air. reporter: still inside the home, the couple's two young children heard their mother's screams for help and called 911. as first responders rushed to the scene, dispatchers also called an off-duty firefighter who lived nearby. after arriving at the house, he was able to rescue melissa. >> they all have said that it's a miracle that she's even alive. we have done this for a long time and this isn't usually how this ends up. reporter: but for jason it was , already too late. now as their family picks up the pieces, they're thanking everyone for the outpouring of support. and hoping jason's death can serve as a reminder of the importance of staying safe. >> where people could maybe see or learn about the snow area up here. no one expected this snow this

year. no one expected it to be so bad. reporter: in placer county, tim johns. eited what happens to this now? >> the number one priority is it does not go back to the ocean. >> this is a community that has learned to speak out. >> we are sticking with this story. >> after months of and certainty , business owners say there are signs of progress. >> everyday, we are building towards something better. >> a better bay area.

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kumasi: state government making national headlines, the state legislature in tennessee voted to expel two democratic lawmakers. julian: trans rights are also making national headlines as more states move to pass bills restricting members of the lgbtq plus community. kumasi: the overdose crisis in the bay area, calls for a change from a crackdown on sales to access to more treatment. it is friday, april 7. julian: we are looking forward to the weekend. we are checking in on the forecast. drew: we have light rain on the live doppler right now, all part of a cold front moving through currently. but not many heavy downpours this morning. snow in the sierra. you can see the snow levels around 6000 feet, leading to light accumulation as the front

passes through. right now, temperatures at home. we have cloud cover and rain 's. yo mild air outside. roadways. cek ceropone it tto,t rain for the morning. by noon, the showers are done, leading to a cloudy afternoon. but it will be humid with 50's and 60's by 4:00 p.m. a closer look at the rain timeline, and also the weekend, coming up. julian: ok. a former san francisco fire commissioner in the hospital after being attacked with a metal pipe in the marina district. a friend says it possibly followed a confrontation with un housed people. we have more from the newsroom. reporter: good morning.

the man was hit in the after leaving his mother's house on wednesday night. a friend it says his injuries are serious. that friend shared old video of carmen body -- carmenati. he says it might have been retaliation for him asking men outside of his mother's house to leave. he says when he went to confront the group, they attacked him. >> don went out and asked them to move. as he bent behind and it struck him with a metal pipe in the back of the head. he went down. they continue to strike him, lashing at his face with a knife. reporter: he had to undergo surgery. don's friend it is worrisome to hear about the attack. he fears for the safety of people in san francisco.

a 24-year-old man has been under arrest for the attack, but police have not commented on the motive. julian: ok, thank you. a developing story, president biden slamming a contentious vote by tennessee lawmakers. the republican super majority voted to expel two democrats that joined protesters looking for a gun reform after that deadly school shooting in nashville last month. jobina: the president is not holding back, accusing the tennessee state republicans of choosingce expelling densadf bagusafetyeglaon. th justin pearson and justin jones were expelled from their seats. expulsion votes are rare in tennessee and have been used in the past to eject members for unlawful misconduct. johnson narrowly escaped expulsion by the republican

super majority. but johnson questions why she survived of the vote and her colleagues did not. >> it might have to do with the color of my skin. >> you cannot ignore what happened today. two black lawmakers get expelled and a white woman does not, that is a statement itself. jobina: the republican house speaker said race was not a they accused of the trio of disorderly behavior and violating decorah because they joined protesters on the chamber for. frustrated lawmakers upun reform after a mass a st at thna sooo expelldemocratna their seats inli s: battle over esent biden is proposing a law for colleges for banning trans athletes. kumasi: it is in response to

this republican lead states who have moved to ban trans athletes. there are 16 states that prohibit them from competing on at least the high school level. one thing to note about president biden's proposal is it would allow for some exceptions. julian: this has to be looked at in the larger debate over lgbtq rights in the past year. in record number of lgbtq bills have been introduced. it is tracking 451 existing pieces of legislation nationwide. so far, 24 bills have been signed into law in 11 states. the white house has this reaction. >> but the enactment of a new law in indiana, 14 states have banned gender affirming health care while some laws are currently blocked by courts. this is a dangerous attack on the rights of parents to make

the best health care decisions for their own kids. julian: many of the bills target education and what is taught in the classroom, especially when it comes to the discussion of gender identity and sexuality. kumasi: it wave of legislation has led to a massive rally this weekend for this saturday in san francisco. it's being billed as drag up, fight back. >> we have to show the politicians that this is not ok. kumasi: organizers say rallies are planned in other cities like los angeles. the drug overdose crisis is showing no signs of slowing down, according to the latest reports. this year, more than 130 people have died in overdoses in january and february. in the same two months last year and at the year before there were one and 105 overdose deaths. over 600 people have died from

an overdose in the last year. that could be exceeded this year. so people are calling on local leaders to do more to get drugs off of the streets and people into treatment. we spoke with a woman whose son is battling addiction. >> more people who come alongside us can start to say the same thing. and the stronger we will be together. kumasi: the mayer recently asked the federal government for more help in getting drug dealers off of the streets. the city is looking at overdose prevention people can go to use drugs under supervision in case of an overdose. a group of young starbucks workers are calling for better wages and more hours. the filed for unionization following two in santa cruz that became the first to unionize in california. they get paid $18 an hour in that area but they say it is not

livable. >> our generation is running out of options. we are facing an economy that we cannot kp wh.and going summer t fix the problem. kumasi: starbucks has been accused of antiunion activity. but last week the ceo's company said they did not violate labor laws regarding unions. the labor relations board said that to date, 368 starbucks stores have union elections, and 296 voted yes. starbucks is not reached a contract agreement with any of those stores. julian: it could shake up the electric vehicle game. walmart is planning to build its own network of electric vehicles charging stations. walmart says it will have the network built by 2030. they will also be built at some sam's club locations. a statistic that makes it more

interesting, walmart says stores and warehouses are located within 10 miles of about 90% of americans. kumasi: we are startingo see some spring beauty after all the rain. where you can catch a super bloom in action right now. julian: we are at oracle park this morning ahead of the home opener. first, a look at the forecast. it is raining right now but the rain should be out of the way by first pitch. drew: better news for later today. it's already clearing in the north bay but we still have showers for much of the region this morning. in the east bay, yellow indicating heavy showers. one moving through san ramon. light rain from livermore, to dublin and union city. scattered showers in half moon bay, san mateo and sunnyvale. this has pretty low impact. so, here is live doppler7. it is a cold front swinging through.

not an atmospheric river. it's a quick moving system that is bringing light to moderate showers this morning. 8:00 a.m., still scattered rain. by noon, we are pretty much done. we'll keep the cloud cover for e see some sunshine. later on, but the clouds will be hanging on for friday. great news for the giants forecast, dry and cloudy. temps in the mid to upper 50's at oracle part. so we will be drier and warmer tomorrow. easter sunday looking delightful with mild conditions. we will take a closer look at the temperatures in 90 minutes. now the roads. jobina: good morning. we will start in livermore, a tractor-trailer fire. if area it is not causing much of a slow down on eastbound 580 at north livermore avenue. if a slow down forms, we will

let you know. otherwise, slick bridges and freeways. one of our most crowded stretches right now for people traveling westbound in san jose here. 101, rain on the camera, but overall no major delays. so we i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough.

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kumasi: baseball is back. the giants are returning to oracle park for the first time this season for their home opener today. amanda is live at oracle park, in the poncho, so we can get a sense of what is going down today. thank you. amanda: no problem. i have to give you the full

experience, plastic poncho and all, but drew promises it will be drive for the game. get ready to see the orange and black around oracle park today, because it is happy home opener. we do not know exactly what is in store for the season but they are coming back after playing in new york and chicago, the boys back home and we are feeling good. sky7 was over the park yesterday. the field is ready to go with the opening-day logo behind home plate. and there have been some changes here with the new food options, drone shows and more. and we are talking about nine dollar beers. you are saving about five dollars on 14 ounce domestic beers. tha'ts something. -- that's something. you can take that money and go to the cove or murph's pub, and get yourself some newly offered crab fries.

you will be able to take photos and post away with ease, as they giants reveal a major upgrade to the wi-fi network. it will also help with ticket scans, mobile concession orders, anything you want to move faster connected to the wi-fi. new for this season come on-site bag storage -- season, on-site bag storage to help comply with the no backpack policy. ahead of the season, the giants sold nearly 1.5 million tickets. if the against the white sox was any indication, it should be a good one. they nearly made franchise homer history in chicago with seven of them in one game, one short of a franchise record of eight set back in the 1960's. but fast-forward to today, the giants are coming in with a 3-3, playing the kansas city royals in a three-game series. again, the rain will stop in

time for the game. you will not have to have a poncho like me. but i am not hating it. we have got to keep it going. julian: the dedication. [laughter] kumasi: it really is. amanda: i was putting it on, the poncho was covering and i was thinking, that cannot be. we got it out. and it is working. and we are working. and we are ready for some baseball. julian: you are staying warm. good to go. kumasi: thank you. amanda: that is all. st for so many years now, that he knew what to bring. i'm living in the lap of luxury in the dugout. i cannot complain. but i will have to find the crab fries.

i wrote down the notes. i said exactly where to find them. section 122, crab fries. i got you. julian: four orders, that would be great. i want some, too. amanda: ok, venmo me. [laughter] kumasi: we do not know how much they cost. thank you, amanda. amanda: $500 should do it. [laughter] kumasi: sounds right. julian: you. kumasi: the oakland police department is getting into the holiday spirit, holding two eggs travaganza people gathered yesterday to join in the day of fun filled activities. the first one kicked off at royal of bay ho park. the activities included a 5000 candy filled egg hunt,

reese's and a free photos with the easter bunny officer. the events were to inspire young people throughout the city. >> hopefully they see us here and we can start ability in that relationship, and may be it will encourage of these young people to become police officers. kumasi: this is the fifth year that the oakland police have coordinated this event. julian: a spectacular super boom is happening at the botanical gardens at uc berkeley. colors seen in the south african area. the recent storms did play a part in the super boom, similar to their natural habitat. act fast because the super boom will only last a few more weeks. >> there will be the coming into bloom right now, blue and purple. those will be the primary colors, but we have other plants in the small area here, so look closely. there will be more than you see

at first glance. julian: yes. the blues! the more you know. you can also expect to see a variety of birds attracted to the nectar of the super boom. the botanical gardens have more than 30 acres, including endangered species of plants. a perfect thing to do on this beautiful weekend. drew: i know, we have had so few. now we have another one coming tomorrow and sunday, so enjoy. this morning come a little bit of rain. here's a look at exclusive airport camera. we can definitely see that the tarmac is wet. scattered to light to moderate showers right now. snow falling in the sierra. we have chain controls on 80 right now, but not on 50 this morning. we expects light accumulation from this quick moving system. at home, we are

you will feel the humidity and warmer temperatures with low 50's right now. on the storm impact scale, this is a level 1 storm. like showers with some slick roads being the biggest impact. about 8:00 a.m., still tracking like showers, but by noon the rain is ending. the clouds will linger. we might see some breaks in the clouds this evening for some sunshine to finish the day, but evening plans it should be dry for friday night. today, morning showers. cloudy for the afternoon. mid-50's and 60's. we are below average for this time of year. we are getting closer to average. and overnight tonight we will be in the 40's. as we get closer to saturday, we are bouncing back to reality. we will hit average under dry conditions. then jumping above avera sunday will be the warmest day so far this year as we get into the 70's away from the coast. and there is the seven-day

forecast. morning showers today. dry and warm over the weekend. and then we go back to average for next week. julian: ok. coming up, unlawful layoffs. the move from local leaders to protect workers. kumasi: and kanye west, accusations that teachers are making against a local school. julian: and the mystery continues in one so, neighb for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses...

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look, hearing from the family seeing in this heart pounding rescue, saved from this burning home. watch as these officers rush up to a burning home to rescue a family in the middle of the night. officers madison douglas, freddie martinez and andrew snyder first on the scene after a 2:00 a.m. 911 call, reporting people trapped inside, including a bb that was struggling to breathe. -- baby that was struggling to breathe. >> i got hit in the face with the smoke so panic stet in. >> i was terrified. so when the police got there i was relieved. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., we will be there as the family reunites with their rescuers for the first time. that is your gma first look. kumasi: this morning, kanye west is being sued by two teachers who say they were wrongfully terminated from his private school.

that lawsuit reveals that several allegations, including that children were subjected to unsafe, unregulated and unsanitary conditions. thet wo say they were fired in retaliation for reporting code violations. they claim that their wages were incorrect. the school did not have a nurse, medications were expired, and kids were only given sushi for lunch. >> things were chaotic. they did not have curriculum. my other series complaint was that children were given sushi every day, that was it, from january 17 until march 30. that's when they had sushi for lunch. kumasi: holocaust was omitted from the school's curriculum. so far, kanye west has not responded. julian: another bizarre story. uber eats delivering to los

angeles neighborhoods, a number of people in the westbrook hills and highland park area were receiving deliveries of food that they never ordered. now the l.a. times is reporting that the deliveries could be part of a phishing scam to steal money from the couriers. many residents are concerned. >> we thought it was credit card fraud. >> a marketing campaign. >> rich kids trying to have commentary on millennials. julian: another theory is the deliveries were connected to a burglary ring. police have no evidence of that either. kumasi: my goodness. julian: ok. drew: wild. sushi for lunch, huh? [laughter] we will look at -- from january to march, all they had was sushi. [laughter]

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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: --kumasi: the deadly stabbing of bob lee putting pressure on police. >> after a few days of sunshine, the rain is back. drew is here with more on what is expected as this rain moves out. reggie: just in time for opening day -- baseball is back in san francisco. they. te leth evethg you need tw