we are following the developments and have to warn you up front that this story does contain graphic language. >> it is clear that the antioch police department has treated that community echo war zone, and the community members as though they were hostiles. >> the attorney representing treyon peel, his arrest two years ago, part of a new investigation. a 14 page report prepared by the district attorneys office and obtained by abc 7 news reveals a series of text messages exchanged between antioch police officers as they relate to this case and others. officer eric romo texted "so many black people." another officer replied, "they all look the same." the response, "tell me about it, i feel like i am at the zoo. i hate these idiots." >> the report shows that my

client and one other individual were not only compounded with overarching racial hatred, but they were specifically targeted during the course of the investigation. >> six days into the investigation, there was this exchange, officer ramos, "my foot hurts, lol." response, "did you could the guy?" "yes, like a given the number of involved, they could be considered a police gang under california law. >> code 1029 and penal code section 13 670 that a lot of what we have meets the definition of a law enforcement gang. >> approximately 40% of ant police officers are engaging in these file text chains. at least 45 officers are on the

text chains of what has been disclosed thus far. 16 are in leadership roles higher-level roles like detective or sergeant. >> ellen, the chief public defender for custer county county, is calling on the district attorney to dismiss all antioch cases and review the thousands of prior convictions by the antioch police department. >> that is because there simply cannot be trust or confidence in the police coming out of the antioch police department, knowing that officers are falsifying their police reports and targeting and brutalizing black and brown members of the community. larry: abc 7 new the lawyers representing the police officers. they did not provide a comment. kristen: a santa clara city councilmember faces felony perjury charges for allegedly lying to a civil grand jury. prosecutors say anthony becker falsely denied leaking a grand jury report about an alleged

unethical relationship between e s. he isng the report to a local media outlet. heas yet to comment. the 49ers have issued a statement saying, "have cooperated fully with the district attorney's office in their investigation and will continue to do so. larry: back to our developing story about the stabbing of tech mobile bob lee. i news conference wrapped up a few minutes ago. kristen: the san francisco d.a. shared more details about what happened last tuesday morning. >> there was some type of dispute between the two men. at least that mr. nima momeni was upset with mr. lee about something prior to them leaving her residence. they left the apartment in millennium tower prior to the stabbing together. they got into esther nima momeni 's vehicle. he was driving. they ended up in the area of the stabbing, and that is where they exited the vehicle and

approximately five minutes later is when the stabbing took place. then, as you know, we have all viewed a video of mr. lee attempting to call 911 and find help and not being able to be successful with that. so, to that extent, yes, he was left to die. kristen: that is just a fraction of the new details we learned today from d.a. jenkins moments ago. larry: we learned more about the case in the timeline and documents released by the d.a.'s office. kristen: cornell barnard is live with more details. cornell: there is a lot to unpack the court documents, where prosecutors say the crime was planned and deliberate, possibly stemming from an argument between the victim, the suspect, about the suspect's sister. the 38-year-old murder suspect momeni was in court where his family sent heart symbols with their hands. >> the charges are serious. he has been charged order.

cornell: it p.m. on april 3, when lee and an unnamed friend and resident met up with khazar elyassnia, the sister of momeni and apartment of mission street, where the group was drinking. the unnamed friend told investigators lee left the apartment for his hotel room san francisco's one hotel, where he spoke to nima momeni by phone, who began questioning lee whether his sister was "doing drugs or anything inappropriate." the witness said lee assured the brother nothing inappropriate happened. court papers say lee later went to khazar's apartment street about 1239 time on april 4 -- 12:39 a.m. on april 4. video shows lee and nima momeni in the elevator before getting into his white bmw. they drove under the bay bridge where the two got out area that is when prosecutors believe

moeni stabbed -- momeni stabbed lee with a kitchen knife and then left the scene. lee stumbled on the side of an apartment building, where he collapsed. khazar mom saying, i just want to make sure you are doing ok because i know nima came way down hard with you and thank you for being a classy man. khazar momeni and he were in court but had nothing to say. nima momeni will be in court april 25 for his arraignment. the d.a. plans to ask a judge to keep him in jail because she believes he poses a risk to the public. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. larry: do we know about prior criminal history involving the suspect? cornell: court documents reveal that into 2011, nima momeni had a misdemeanor for driving with a suspended license due to a prior duionct a misdemeanor

charge related to a switchblade found in his car. larry: thank you. kristen: we turn to the latest on the national guardsmen accused of leaking highly classified government documents. larry: the 21-year-old suspect was charged in a federal courtroom in boston. we have the latest from outside the courthouse. >> 21-year-old national guardsmen jack teixeira faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted, after federal authorities say he leaked highly classified pentagon documents. in a federal court room in boston friday afternoon, he was formally charged with unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense of information and willful retention of classified documents. he did not enter a plea. >> this is not just about taking him documents. that is illegal, but this is about the transmission. there are serious penalties associated with that. >> after an intense week long hunt for a source of the leak,

investigators zeroed in on jack to share at his home on tuesday, several days before the fda interviewed a discord chat remember according to the complaint. discord is a social media platform where he allegedly posted the documents. officials indicating the platform, not identified by name in the complaint, helped the fbi track him down by giving investigators their credentials behind the account associated with the leak. >> what we are going to see is that security officials are going to take a hard look at how they safeguard and classify information and how they evaluate online activity on social media forearms and putting protective measures in place. >> the criminal complaint reveals charges are based on when government document that teixeira allegedly posted in february, but there could potentially be more charges in the future. the arrest comes as a teenager, whose identity was withheld, spoke with "the washington post" with permission from his mother, claiming to be a member of the group by knowing the alleged

leaker, calling him by the nickname "og." >> a young, charismatic man, who loved nature, god, shooting guns, and racing cars. >> the criminal complaint against teixeira says he had high-level top-secret clearance to sensitive information on a need to know basis. investigators still looking into a motive in this case. reena roy, abc news, boston. kristen: the san francisco fire department store innes avenue paramedics today. collectively, the group has 80 years of ems experience. department officials say the qualifications include college degrees in fire science, para-medicine, public health, and eight weeks of training at the ems academy. some new paramedics could report to their new assignments as soon as tomorrow. that would mean that begins a one, year-long probationary period with the department. larry: coming up, helping the homeless. san francisco's ongoing battle and their new plan. playoff fever. heating up as the warriors get

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th heatoacmento tod will bchtore battle the upstart kings who are making their first playoff appearance since 2006. they finished with a better record than the warriors in the regular season by four games. warriors fans are optimistic and they have reason to be. since 2015, never lost a western conference playoff series under stephen curry. all three are healthy now, and you have the return of andrew wiggins. fans have reason to be fired up. >> when these guys play their best, they play their best. i am confident they will be fine. they just give it everything. >> let's go, let's get it, we have got this. larry:larry: one question, has father time caught up with the warriors? steph, clay and draymond are all over 33.

steph just turned 35. in the last decade, only three teams with starters over the age of 30 have won a championship and one was last year, the warriors. they can do it again. kristen: they were not that much younger. larry: neither were we. kristen: that is right. now to the warriors, like you have never seen them. larry: steph mic'ed up was practicing with the team. check this out. ♪ have got this! oh, yes! that is good! don't do nothing crazy. don't do nothing crazy.

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did you see him? [laughter] short rib, rice, little kimchee? that is a meal in itself. larry: steph giving dinner advice to gary payton. kristen: he is just like me, he likes kimchi as well. larry: you are soeehat side mic'edwit pryesf we will be watching tomorrow. warriors take on the kings tomorrow night on abc 7, exclusively here. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m.

with a pregame tip-off at 5:30, followed by after the game with highlights and post game interviews. kristen: and the perfect weather for the game if you're heading out to sacramento. larry: or watching at thrive city. there should be a crowd. sandhya: the crowd will be enjoying sunshine if they are going to chase center to watch them take on the kings. let me show you our sutro tower camera. it is breezy, but it is a beautiful day. let's check out the forecast tomorrow night. 5:30 tip-off, 56 degrees. the sun will be shining. it will be a little breezy but not terribly windy at 5:30, dropping to 51. you will have to dress in layers for game one of the playoffs. this is what you will be greeted with tomorrow afternoon. blue skies from our south beach camera. obstinately gorgeous. mid to upper 50's from san francisco to oakland. you have popped up into the 60's ar san jose. mo view, 64.

from the roof camera, the flag is blowing, along with the trees along the embarcadero. mid-60's nevada. 69 fairfield. let's look at those winds right . we are looking at live doppler seven and we don't have any rain, but that could change early next week. let's talk about what we do now. the climate prediction center issued an el niño watch yesterday, and basically said that we are starting to see warmer than average sea surface temperatures near the equator. there are signs that we will be seeing changes later this year. neutral conditions will continue through spring. remember, we were in a la niña last year. 62% chance of el niño developing between may and july. here is the range of possibilities. a four in 10 chance of el niño and a one in 10 chance

of no el niño towards the end of the year. el niño influences weather around the globe, including here in the bay area. it is going to depend on how much the el niño strength ends, as far as predicting super rotation. el niño,ecall, tasstrong y ase ta aookpicte from our emerye camera, a beautiful view. something just flew by by the golden gate bridge. sunny and mild tomorrow afternoon. minor cooling expecting sunday. it will be much cooler early next week with a chance of showers. tonight it is clear early. tomorrow morning we start off with fog and then higher clouds. for the afternoon, it is going to clear out. you have good-looking looking weather for outdoor plans. upper 30's to upper 40's in the morning. fog starts off parts of the bay area morning. as we head into the afternoon, 71. 70 san jose. morgan hill mild and sunny.

65 palo alto. 60 five half moon bay.the breeze will keep temperatures and check . 58 san francisco. san rafael 68. napa 69. santa rosa into the east bay, 64 oakland, 67 fremont. sunny and mild pattern continues inland. 71 concord and livermore. your accuweather 7-day forecast, that is going to be the warmest day of the weekend. and then it is cooler sunday and a bit breezy. cloudy early next week. spotty showers possible between monday night and tuesday. that is about it and then we go back to our nice spring weather. kristen: finally. sandhya: enjoy. kristen: thank you. just ahead, looks like it will be a good weekend to head outside. the big music festival getting underway in southern california today. larry: later, check out the museum of failures. a lot of stuff you probably heard of and may be some of because they went away fast.

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indio polo grounds for the coachella music and arts festival, but before heading in, many stopped in at the local grocery store to stock up. >> we drove out here from los angeles yesterday, and we are here for a fun three days at the festival. we have got plenty of hydration in store, plenty of snacks we will eat before we head into the festival, and then lots of sunscreen. ♪ >> this weekend and next weekend, thousands of people will make their way to the low desert for the trendy music festival. week one is already sold out. still, some are finding ways to get a last-minute ticket. >> yesterday at 2:00 p.m. >> an estimated 40,000 are expected to attend each day of the three-day festival, at a starting cost of $549 per ticket. mariana segura and her friends bought tickets last year on a layaway plan. >> yes, this is my first time. i am so excited and i do not

know what to expect, but i am so excited to see frank ocean. he is the only one i am going for. >> according to the coachella economicheestival generates 600 mugo dollars across the entire coachella valley. but those are old numbers. the economic impact only continues to grow. >> not too surprising. if you look in that market right now, you will see why. the kids are in here just buying up stuff by the barrel. >> food and drinks are not the only things helping to generate revenue. lodging, restaurants, and shops are also getting a portion of the economic windfall. in addition to -- >> merch. a bunch of merch. records. t-shirts. anything i can get my hands on. >> whether it is their first time or 10th visit to the festival, the money they spend is an experience they likely will not forget. >> you can always make money, but you can never make

memories. kristen: if you're not heading south, you might want to check out san francisco restaurant week. it runs through the 23rd and kicks off today. more than 200 are participating. they are offering multicourse meals that range from $10 for brunch or lunch, to $75 for dinner. we spoke with the owner and chef at canela bistro and wine bar. >> with the crazy weather we have been having lately and the economy, it is nice to remember your friends and your favorite restaurants. it is nice to check out something new. most of us still have outdoor dining. you can come if you would like to sit outside. it is not raining, the weather seems nice here in san francisco. so, coast it outside, check out a new place. kristen: there are also more than 30 restaurants in chinatown participating. you can get more information at

sfrestauurant.com. larry: city officials say they have another solution to help with the homeless situation. kristen: and a possible major change to the skyline in san francisco's sunset neighborhood.

blding a rd bay a andng lu ts isbc 7 news.kristen: homelessness issue in san francisco has been difficult and frustrating. the outcomes could be a lot better. larry: today, the mayor introduced another plan to address the problem, which continues to tarnish the city image. leah melendez's live with details. leah: since

has been able to reduce the number of homeless people, those living on the streets by 15%. now, listen to this number. the city has set a goal of reducing unsheltered homelessness by 50%, and they think they can do it in five years. this was supposed to be a market rate apartment building. when they were unable to rented out during the pandemic, the city stepped in to purchase it, using state and local moneys. today, hundred 6 forrl homeilies will live at city garden with services to ensure they never go back to being on housed -- on housed. -- unhoused. >> the servers is to help them be successful. leah: there are 100 supportive housing buildings in the city. overall, more affordable housing is needed in san francisco. >> we are required under the state to build 82,000 units in the next five years. leah: today, the city laid out

another plan called home by the bay to try to make a significant dent in the homeless problem. the goal is to be more aggressive by reducing the number of people who are homeless and living on the street by 50% in the next five years, while lowering those who are homeless but staying in the shelter by 15%. to do so, the city says it needs to expand its building stock in every san francisco neighborhood. >> in san francisco, the biggest problem is the planning, conditional use permits. there are a lot of things that get in the way of this, so a lot of the key to success is going to be streamlining projects. lyanne: the plan also calls for being more equitable. for example, even though african-americans represent 5% of the population in san francisco, they make up 38% of the homeless population.

since 2019, the latino population has also seen an increase in their numbers. >> when we think about disparities and how we place people in housing, we have to make sure we are really having an impact on people's lives. lyanne: the mayor says this will require the help and support of not only city leaders but nonprofit, the private sector, and the government. the plan goes into effect in july. let's see how they do. kristen: but this is a very ambitious plan. how will we know if the city is on track to meeting the goals? lyanne: accountability, right? remember in november 2022, san francisco voters approved the creation of the homeless oversight commission. they will oversee how the department of homelessness and supportive housing spends its money and if they are meeting the goals. it is up to them. kristen: thank you. larry: now onto those plans for a 50-story skyscraper in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. these are the images of what the

structure would look like. it towers over all of the buildings in the area. the building would add 700 apartments, as well as a 200 car parking lot in the basement. now, it would be located at sloat boulevard between 45th and 46th avenue. not a lot of top buildings here. mostly single-family homes are now. suzanne phan has a closer look at the proposal. >> what do you think about this? >> it is definitely out of scale to the area. suzanne: imagine a skyscraper here at 2700 sloat boulevard. 55 stories. >> that does not make sense for an area like this. suzanne: the proposal calls for 712 apartments. 15,000 square feet of retail space, 113 affordable units, bike parking and a car basement. we showed neighbors renderings of the project.

footprint is sustainable out here. >> it is bizarre. >> it looks like it should be in dubai or the uae but not in the sunset across from the zoo. suzanne: we reached out to the developers but have not heard back. meanwhile, san francisco's planning department director released a statement saying, "the proposed project is flat-out inconsistent with local zoning rules and state density bonus laws. it sets back our efforts to appropriately add housing on the west side. frankly, it is a distraction." local leaders agree. >> it is a distraction from the housing work that we are doing. i do not think that they are relying on any housing law that i have authored as a legislator. i think that they are relying on the state density bonus law, which has been around for 40 years. >> we need housing through the west side, absolutely. that site needs housing. but to build a salesforce tower there is ridiculous. suzanne: in the past, more than 1500 signed a petition to stop another plan that would have put

up a 12 story building in the same spot. suzanne has lived in the outer sunset since 1993. >> i know there are a lot of issues with affordable housing and resources and spaces. suzanne: she says we need more housing but it has to be sustainable. she says the new proposal wasn't the answer. >> it is not fit out here in a visual way, but it also would change the entire community around here, the traffic, and the walkable neighborhood. suzanne: suzanne phan, abc 7 news. larry: you have some great views. [laughter] kristen: i guess. it does really stand out. larry: i would be surprised if the proposal gets this far because it does not fit. kristen: the robot takeover has begun. one bear of a scare.

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about emeryville? larry: go emeryville. sandhya: i think in the bay area, a lot of people are conscientious about the environment and it is a good thing. larry: i think we need the whole planet to do it emeryville is doing. we are going to have to science our way out of the plastic problem in the oceans and everyplace else for that matter. kristen: we need the science to be real good because the people are not always so good. larry: you are right about that. forget about his next class, how about bunkbed class? air new zealand's launching bunk beds in economy class, including pillows, sheets, earplugs, a reading light, usb port --have to be charged up --and a ventilation outlet. you can book one for a four hour period. the beds launch in september of 2024 for longer flights. it is not clear how much it will cost but the airline was looking at pricing at $400 to $500 for a four hour window.

you will do almost anything to get one of those beds. sandhya: especially when you have a 22 hour flight and you can sleep for a few hours. kristen: you just hope whoever is in the other bunk is not that annoying person. this feels like a good value proposition because if you were justified first-class, we have those flat seats, normally, that can cost $10,000 more for such a long cross ocean flight. to be able to pay $400 $500 to get four or five hours where you can truly rest well and share that cost with four or five other people, that seems to make sense. larry: what about your kids? [laughter] mommy has got to rest. kristen: children do not need to lie flat. [laughter] larry: here we go. kristen: not until they are making their own money. [laughter] larry: wow. sandhya: back of the bus, kids. larry: mommy dearest. kristen: from skynest to skynet,

for all those terminator fans, this next invention may help clean up the streets or could be the start of the robot takeover. robot trash cans are on the prowl in new york city. researchers unleash them to see how people would react. some called them creepy. others liked them but said they felt pressured-- larry: whoa. kristen: to find something to put into them when they were approached. sandhya: that's not a bad thing because then maybe you would see a piece of trash on the ground and throw it away. i thought they would look more like whatever that r2d2 versus a movie trashcan. larry: this looks more like like an episode of a ghost or something. maybe if it had like a sound or something like, hello. you could be the do you think that would get

people more inclined to throw their stuff away? >> people are lazy, so a lot of people clearly are not getting up to throw their stuff away. maybe. kristen: i see that thing breaking down all the time. i am not sure it is worth the money. larry: what is not going to cost? now to a scary encounter with a bear in north carolina. david oppenheimer is relaxing in a chair, and then the bear just strolls up. the man said he heard the ring camera chime but did not notice anything. a moment later, he locked eyes with a bear, who is just a surprise to see the human. the bear is like, what do i do? i have got to get away. got to run. probably went back home and said, i saw the strangest thing. there was this guy in a lounger. and he looked scary with no hair or anything like us. kristen: his reaction was priceless. sandhya: i know. larry: on the more serious side,

these encounters are happening more and more frequently. it can be really scary. sandhya: good thing he did not get up and run. larry: what are you supposed to do? sandhya: i cannot remember my etiquette. kristen: i think you are supposed to make yourself big. i probably would have done what the man is doing because he was not making himself a threat. but i just think that bear did not know its own size. it got scared? what? larry: he did not realize how big of a bear he was. sandhya: maybe the bear wanted the lounge. they are light, somebody is sleeping in my bed. larry: nice. it is just like that -- the airplane situation with the lounging. that is going to do it for

kristen: one of san francisco's most prominent museums would like to display your art. the fine arts museum of san francisco has an exhibition that encourages artists to submit their work. the application window opens june 5 through june 18 and it will be at the de young museum september 30 until january first year. all guidelines and info can be found at their website. larry: i am pretty sure they don't want our art. kristen: i don't mean yours. larry: they don't want that. do you remember the new coke? well, a pop-up museum is celebrating some of the biggest slobs in american history --

flops in american history. kristen: we take you inside the museum of failure. >> from google glass to new coke to this. >> perhaps the worst oreo flavor ever, barbecue chicken link. we are at the museum of failure in new york, which explore some of the world's biggest fails. his failure the gateway to success? open up bottle of crystal pepsi and let's find out. ♪ this is crazy. i come here and think, were all these things made by idiots? >> there were a lot of smart people behind them. and there are still people who say, that was not a failure. i love that product. >> crystal pepsi? i love to back in the day. >> i do, too. you need to bring this back. ♪ >> the apple newton and sony betamax are some of the commercial flops on display here at the museum, taking us on a

journey through nostalgia, innovation, and danger. just had 6000 children wounded. did any of your friends get hurt? >> no, just broken windows. our windows at that. >> this is a hula chair. one of time's magazine 2010 worst inventions of the year, designed to work your abs while you are at work. >> it feels great on my abs. >> i feel this working. >> other products that never quite took off, colgate's beef lasagna, kellogg's orange juice flavored cereal, the museum showcases more than 150 so-called failures, proving that even some of the most successful companies can make states. >> if we don't have failure, we will not have innovation. kristen: a grade. completely -- agreed completely. larry: betamax wasn't really a failure. a lot of people bought them, it was just betamax vhs.

kristen: it ran its course. larry: same for blockbuster. they were booming and that they were not. kristen: exactly. everything has its time. larry: do you want that ab chair? kristen: no, past. that was a failure. larry: let's get to sandhya patel. success guaranteed. sandhya: the weather will be fantastic. you might want to work out outside. let's take a look at a live picture from our zephyr cove camera, where we still see snow in the hills. it has been an epic snow season. snowpack at 247% of average. now temperatures are rising in tahoe this weekend, and as temperatures rise, we are concerned about flooding. a flood watch is up for tomorrow afternoon at 3:00, running until 7:00 a.m. monday as the snow starts to melt. hopefully it will be gradual. as we look at live doppler seven, noah gray. this may be changing -- no gray.

this might be changing. mid to upper 50's right near the coastline and 60's around the bay and near the inland areas and the bay shoreline. as we check out highs for sunday, they coming down a little bit. it is going to be nice. as we fast-forward to next week, show, a system tries to make it in monday night to tuesday. could see spotty showers. more mountain snow expected in the northern california mountains and then nothing after that. we go with our spotty opportunity for early next week. your accuweather 7-day forecast, if you want to enjoy warmth, tomorrow is your day.if you like it cooler, sunday is your day. early next week, clouds increase in temperatures decrease. possibility of a few showers and then we go back to an uptick temperaturesin -- we go back to an uptick in temperatures made the week to late week -- midweek to late week. larry: satellite images show breathtaking views of colorful

wildflowers that are blooming all across the state. this year's super bloomers so big that you can see it from space. some of the images were shared, taken from march and april. the california department of parks recreation says the bright orange, red, yellow and purple blooms are expected to attract thousands of people to the outdoors. you will be able to find them if you just listen to the sneezes. kristen: but what a great view. rtgsuch sweet i going to cry? larry: farewell to ryan seacrest and welcome to the next generation. >> you are great. great students. you are really great in school. >> how can the community make progress? what is a viable solution? >> are we just really allowed to see that support happening and so many communities? >> the home appraisal process appears to be broken. at least broken for black and brown families. >> every day at abc 7, we are

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come to life at the disneyland resort. >> what are you up to tonight? we have abc 7 at tank, and then don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. today was ryan seacrest's final day onlive with kelly and ryan," and now it is to the next cohost, kelly's husband

mark consuelo's, on the newly renamed "live with kelly and mark." our sister station in new york as a look at today's farewell for secrest and the welcome for the new guy. ♪ >> so many highlights meant there was time for just one guest. first lady dr. jill biden felt putin for the finale -- felt fitting for the finale. >> we are really going to miss you. >> i am touched and moved by it. >> the feature humor ryan seacrest misses the most, but one clip linked asked to present as a way of saluting the future. >> we make it look easy when we all know it is not. i will find out soon enough. >> starting monday, husband and wife will be cohosting "live" together. mark consuelos has had plenty of practice cohosting live with his wife kelly ripa.

when the suggestion came that they do it permanently, they both had the same reaction. >> is that crazy? >> it was a universal, no. >> we made a list of pros and cons, and it became apparent that there were a lot of pros. >> after cohosting 100 times, mark says he has developed the right approach. >> it has always been successful when i concentrated on just that show that day. it has always been really fun. >> before they share the stage, mark and kelly like to joke around. >> he will say to me -- >> this is not live, is it? >> i always look at him and say, no. the less he thinks it is a live tv program, the better off we will be. >> after six years sitting next to her friend, kelly says the mug was passed to the right person. >> he is very much in the tradition of ryan seacrest before him, authentic, comfortable being himself. >> and expressing his opinion. >> that is going to be great for

me because we have such differing opinions about most everything. >> most things. >> like with every marriage, there is ayin and yang and we have that. >> i find this therapeutic to discuss es thi >> in the safety of this room? >> i do feel safer. larry: obviously, they have great chemistry. we will see how it goes. it will be fun. "live with kelly and mark" premieres monday on abc 7. you can catch it every weekday starting at 9:00 a.m. abc 7 news streams 24/7. get that abc 7 bay area streaming tv app so you can join us wherever you are and whenever you want. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. i am larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming up next.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. and unethical relationship between the san francisco 40 niners and members of the santa clara city council. and now tonight, one city council member is facing perjury charges for allegedly lying under oath about sharing confidential city documents with the niners. good evening. i'm on the dates and i'm dion lim, it all stems from a report titled unsportsmanlike conduct. santa clara city council, abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey talked with a legal analyst about what this could mean for the council member and the 40 niners. lies leaks in litigation. santa clara city council member anthony becker indicted on charges of perjury for allegedly lying under oath to a santa clare