>> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> basically a to hold district attorney pamela price accountable. basically a grass movement to hold the district attorney accountable. >> to speak on behalf of those who don't have laws. >> more for justice for victims of violent crimes. today, relatives of people killed in alameda county gathered for pamela price to be recalled -- gathered, urging for pamela price to be recalled. >> the little boy killed in a freeway shooting in 2021

was there. others also gathered. >> although this was a grassroots effort that started with one man, the retiree who was fed up with what he saw the news, not only what he says is the treatment of jasper wu's family but the continued gun violence plague in the area. >> what do you want? >> justice. >> nearly 18 months after jasper was killed by rival gangs on 880 in oakland, community members gathered in front of the courthouse. >> recall price! >> they demanded pamela price prosecute the three men arrested for his murder to the post extent of the law. >> what i saw in that video shocked me. it outraged me. >> the outrage stems from a series of what they see as disrespect for victims. i obtained emails price sent to oakland leaders, calling chinese communities misinformed about changes to charge enhancements

on violent crimes. something jasper's mother disagreed with when she sat down with me exclusively last week. >> i do not think we or the chinese community, we were not in >> the national >> asian-pacific islander prosecutor association founders deemed it offensive. >> it was a little condescending. >> but today was not not just about asian americans or jasper's case, a number of victim family stood on the steps, demanding fair punishment, including brenda grisham, who lost her son christopher to violence in 2010. also, the wife of kevin, a security guard gunned down while protecting a tv news crew in 2021. >> i and worried as well, just like the family, are they going to take enhancements away? is kevin going to get justice? i do not know. dion: one woman son was murdered in oakland in 2018 and says today was not about race. >> why? because a loss to one is a loss

to all and we are all connected. if jasper wu's mother feels pain, i feel pain. dion: barbara was killed in january of last year, also in a freeway shooting. she sat down with me before the rally to him for the public to speak out. this is where the community is important because if it cannot trust our justice system, at least i have the community. they're the ones who are pushing me and giving me the motivation to come here today. dion: i asked pam for a statement or interview, and she did not address the other cases but said in part, "our hearts continue to go out to the family and the entire community regarding this horrific crime." "we will be transparent about the case as it proceeds to the justice system." . we also heard from in alameda county prosecutor, on administrative leave. he spoke about questionable decisions by pam price since taking office. we will continue to look into the claims and bring you any new

developments. dion lim, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. a tragic shooting that led to the death of a five-year-old girl is still under investigation. it happened on 880 while the family was on their way to dinner. zach fuentes has more on what we know. >> five-year-old eliana have turned six, but now her family is mourning her death. the family was on their way to dinner on saturday before 7:00 p.m. along 880. a vehicle pulled up and someone started shooting. a bullet hit her. >> we had an officer on an unrelated traffic stop on the side of 880 in the fremont area, approached about 6:40 p.m. by the victim's family. they said their daughter had been shot. the five-year-old girl, she was transported to a local area hospital and succumbed to her injuries.

>> right now, we still don't have suspect information. this was one of two separate shootings at multiple agencies across the east and south bay. before the deadly shooting that killed her, fremont police heard from a pedestrian who said a car pulled up to them and shot at that person after some kind of confrontation. that call came in at 6:37. after a pursuit on highway 17, santa cruz police stopped a car with three people they believe were connected to the fremont shooting and they were arrested. chp is not making any connection at this time between the fremont shooting and the deadly freeway shooting. santa clara university professor dr. thomas says there is not a particular profile of somebody who might shoot in a public place like a highway. >> impulse control is another variable, and another variable is people influenced by those around them. egging them on to do something. the third is people that have kind of don't have any feel for other people. >> as for the five-year-old girl, her family says she was looking forward to easter and

was excited about her birthday. she was close to her siblings, especially her brother, who was 11 months in age apart from the. > i think about the ripple affect, and if there is a sibling, that child will do with this the rest of their life in terms of trauma -- will deal with this terrace of their life in terms of trauma and ptsd, and other people involved. >> chp is asking anyone with dashcam footage to come forward. ama: the man accused of a former san francisco fire commissioner will be charged this week with the attack. garrett allen dodi faces several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. he allegedly beat a man with a metal pipe last week and he suffered a skull injury. the victim of postures friends would like in with attempted murder -- the victim's friends will like him charged with attempted murder. >> they replaced part of his goal with the metal plate. he has a broken jaw.

he will need surgery. ama: the defense attorney says the district attorney indicated that the victim may have pepper spray the officer before the incident and it may be in self-defense. the d.a. considers dodi risk and would like and held in jail while it moves forward. dan: police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman yesterday afternoon before 3:00 p.m. on the california avenue pedestrian underpass as the woman was walking her bicycle. lena howland has more. lena: complete with racks unless glasses and a helmet, this is a sketch of a man which palo alto police believe sexually assaulted a woman on easter sunday, known in a popular california avenue underpass just before 3:00 in the afternoon. >> the victim did see the an -- aian mal

took 35 years old. she was walking in this underground tunnel when she came face-to-face with the suspect before being violently attacked. >> she was pushed or struck from behind and knocked on the ground and sexually assaulted. >> when she screamed for help, the suspect grabbed her phone and took off. a passerby called police. meanwhile, her phone was found less than one mile away, within 20 minutes of the attack. >> crime and the tunnel is rare and a daytime sexual assault is extremely rare, and it is so brazen to be in this tunnel on a sunday. >> the victim suffered a laceration to the back of her head and bruising on her neck, but she was back working with detectives to develop a sketch monday morning. >> it is wild to me that someone would randomly a taxable mike that.

kids and families next of underpass on communities farmers market, which happens on the other side eve spoke with say ts type of crime doesn't happen here. >> it is a very safe neighborhood it is a very safe neighborhood. . >> occasionally, people rolled through quickly on their bikes, and there is the occasional collision between a pedestrian and cyclist, but that is an accident. yesterday was violence. lena: palo alto police say they will step up patrols as the search continues for the suspect. lena howland, abc 7 news. ama: this morning, the city of oakland began efforts to shut down and move everyone out of a homeless encampment between 18th street and 20th street, weeks after a federal judge lifted a restraining order, allowing the city to evict the remaining encampment residents. it is being cleared for a new affordable housing project. city officials say their goal is to transition the roughly 70 one house people to city shelters. >> we have lived under constant

stress, under siege for years, just because we are here and we are inconvenienced. they just see us as a problem, not as people. ama: oakland's acting homelessness administrator say four agree to relocate and for city shelter programs. dan: after the break, new details about today's mass shooting at a bank in louisville, kentucky, that claimed the lives of four and injured nine. what police say about the suspect. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues.

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when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. dan: sadly, we started off this week with another mass shooting, this time in louisville, kentucky. police say it was an act of work is violence and the alleged shooter was livestreaming on social media during the killing spree. he was an employee of an old national bank, where he opened fire this morning, killing four and injuring nine.

two were police officers who exchanged gunfire with the gunman, killing him. one officer is in critical condition after being shot in the head. he had just graduated from the police academy 10 days ago on march 31. >> evil should not t to prevail and take over our city, and we let it happen. i am encouraging everybody that we continue to do the good work and we will continue to keep the city safe. dan: swat teams are scouring the home, looking for evidence of a motive, but law enforcement sources tell abc news that the gunman had recently been notified and was going to be fired -- that he was going to be fired. ama: a texas court ruling has been appealed that would halt the most common method of abortion in the u.s. it comes after the raised concern about access to the drug, more than -- available for more than several years.

>> on friday, a judge in texas ruled the fda wrongfully approved a drug and use for 23 years. the pill is used in more than half the abortions performed in the u.s. an antiabortion group filed a suit, seeking to block access to the drug. >> the fda has to go back and be transparent with the public about the studies it relied on to make its decisions. >> legal experts say the judge's ruling was not on whether people should have a right to access the pillar not. >> 5 million people have been able to safely end their pregnancies using this drug. >> if the texas judge's ruling goes into effect, drug manufacturers will have to halt production and distribution in the entire u.s. market, impacting millions of women. it comes nine months after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the biden administration reproductive rights groups expressing their outrage. >> this decision further strips

away american fundamental freedoms that interferes with a woman's ability to make decisions about her own body. >> several states announced plans to stockpile. >> one single judge in amarillo believes he has the authority to overrule 23 years of access to this pill. >> on the same day the texas ruling came down, a judge in washington state issued an order to the fda to protect access to mifeprex. the justice department filing an appeal, seeking an emergency stay of the order so it does not come into effect. today, more than 250 drug and biotech companies released an extensive statement, chastising the texas ruling on the abortion drug. dan: lawmakers expelled from a tennessee house of representatives, now regained his seat. this afternoon, the nashville metropolitan council voted unanimously to reinstate justin jones.

he and fellow democrat justin pearson were ousted further alleged role in a protest calling for more gun control in the aftermath of a deadly shooting in nashville. commissioners in shelby county near memphis will decide pearson's fate on wednesday. ama: coming up, it is happening right now, and we are on falcon watch. they are beginni

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ama: the sun is shining and the wildfires are in bloom across california. we are on the verge of a super bloom, as we explain. >> the hill south of mount diablo in the morgan territory look like they are colored in yellow highlighter, blooms covering the greenhills. experts say that is just the beginning. a super bloom is in full bloom in southern california, but for

us in northern california, we are on the verge of it, more warm weather and sunshine. we could experience a super bloom in the next week or two. >> the poppies and blueprints, which most associate with super blooms, are just starting now. >> the california department of parks and recreation encourages people to get out and enjoy the kaleidoscopic show we are about to witness, but they are reminding the public to not stampede off trails or onto private property or block roads or illegally parked in order to get the perfect instagram photo. >> but we are also hoping this year that people will be mindful if they want to walk out into the flowers of they are walking and try really hard not to trample the flowers. >> many of our wildflowers are very sensitive to soil disruption and trampoline, so it is very important that you stay on trails so that we do not doom

the bloom. >> no picking wildflowers either, just appreciate the super bloom after a super gloomy winter. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. dan: the super bloom is coming and a super nice forecast after this cold winter. it is nice to have warmth. ama: i feel like we jumped the summer, spencer. spencer: we made a long jump, yesterday and today. very mild to almost warm. however, it is remaining dry for a cool days but it will cool down. one reason is the wind. we will show you our satellite radar composite. the alignment of systems and atmosphere, with this high burst system up by the producing strong, gusty winds, especially at the coast at 32 miles-per-hour. 30 miles-per-hour at san mateo, so around the bay, the winds are already gearing up and getting

stronger the next couple of days. after this warm afternoon we had, right now, it is much cooler all across the region then it was this time yesterday. 10 degrees cooler in san francisco, so on we go to a live view from the rooftop camera looking across embarcadero at increasingly cloudy skies. these are low clouds from the coast. 55 in the city. 60 oakland. 68 san jose. 50 four half moon bay. completely cloudy or foggy right now at golden gate. other temperatures, 64 santa rosa. upper 60's at napa. low to mid-70's that airfield in concord. 67 livermore. you can see those clouds, low clouds continuing to push out the coastline. these are our forecast headlines, clouds, gusty and cooler tomorrow, mainly sunny and dry the next seven days. overnight lows with

clouds in the low 50's and upper 40's near the coast and up at the north bay. highs tomorrow, low 50's at the coast. . mid to upper 60's inland. relatively mild tomorrow but not as mild as the last couple of days have been. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. wednesday under mainly sunny skies, but gusty conditions, especially at the coast and around the bay shoreline. highs tomorrow and wednesday in the mid to upper 60's inland. low 60's near the bay. it starts to get a little bit milder and less windy on thursday and friday. by saturday, more spring warmth like what we had today with highs back to the mid-70's. ama: not bad, thanks. dan: a lot of excitement in berkeley over the hatching peregrine falcons, the first of what is expected to be a four falcon chicks was born today. you can see it pink and fragile with the shell near it said. this is from -- near its head.

this is from a camera near uc berkeley's tower. three other birds are expected to hatch tomorrow. the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive will be livestreaming the happy moment on its giant screen in downtown berkeley. >> you are going to see a giant outdoor screen with eggs hatching in real time. there was going to be a booth of experts. we are going to be able to talk about the event as it is happening. >> to hatch day celebration will go on from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. you can also watch it on youtube by searching for cal falcon. pretty cool. ama: all right, still ahead, the annual easter egg roll out at the white house. among the guests, a specia

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today, the theme was egg the theme was. -- selected in a random drawing who live in single room sros. after the white house contacted them, the community came through a gofundme to help pay for the trip. the event dates back to the 1870's and is one of the only times of the year that the south lawn of the white house is open to the public. ama: north america's premier soccer tournament is coming back to the bay area. levi's stadium in santa clara has been picked as one of the host venues for this year's gold cup. the tournament pits the national teams of north and central america and the caribbean. levi's stadium hosted the gold cup final in 2017. it is still not known which teams will play in santa clara.

we still have much more news ahead. dan: abc 7's is here for a story -- abc 7's karina nova is here for a look at the stories coming up. >> demands are growing louder for the district attorney's resignation. it announced pamela price's actions in several cases. we are joined more on the investigation into price. plus, the giants take on the dodgers at home today. chris alvarez joins us live from oracle park. plus, we will talk about the warriors getting ready for their first playoff matchup against the kings. join us for those stories and mort 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you. ama: you can download the abc 7 streaming tv app or head to abc7news.com to join in two minutes. dan: world news tonight with david near is next. from spencer christian and all of us here, nice to be with you. ama: we will see you again at 6:00.

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♪ ♪ >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the horrific mass shooting at a bank in louisville. two officers shot. one in the head. police say a bank employee opened fire in the conference room. several more wounded. and one in critical condition. undergoing surgery. authorities on the scene in a shoot-out with the suspect. some employees locking themselves in the vault. governor andy beshear clearly shaken today, revealing this is his bank. two of his close friends among those killed. just in tonight, law enforcement telling abc news that the suspect left a note to his parents and friends. what he indicated in the note. tonight, a political showdown drawing naon