announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> we are still looking at first-degree murder. >> there was no premeditation, no malice. so by definition it's not murder. >> questions swirling around the killing of bob lee. what we are learning. good morning the w the morning. >> morning. looking at bob development

at fog development. 50 hayward, 49 san jose, warmer than yesterday, two to eight degrees milder. a look at emeryville. we will warm up into the 50's throughout 9:00. by noon, upper 50's to 60. sunshine, breezy at the coast. today is the sunnier and warmer day of the weekend. we will talk about a cooling trend coming up. >> police are looking for potential victims after a teacher in san bruno was arrested for sexually assaulting students. he was a second-grade teacher at an elementary school that is now closed and at another school from 2016 to 2019.

there are three suspected victims who have been interviewed. the investigation is ongoing. yei is accused of lewd acts. to the latest in the killing of bob lee. we are learning more about the case and timeline from the district attorney's office. here is how the charging document lays out the final 12 hours of his life. monday afternoon, 3:30 p.m., several people were drinking together that a woman's apartment. lee and of the witness left and went to his hotel along the embarcadero. that is where the witness hurriedly speaking with mo maney on the phone.

lee is seen on surveillance cameras injuring the millennium tower. cameras had captured his arrival. they leave together around 2 a.m. later, at 2:35 respond to 365 main street, where they finally with stab wounds -- where they find lee with stab wounds. despite those details, there are still many questions about the case. tim johns has been going through the court documents obtained friday. >> after the arraignment pushed back until later this month, bro jenkins appearing before the media friday afternoon. court documents revealing new details about the events that allegedly happened during the final hours of bob lee's life. the documents revealing he knew both them. although prosecutors have remained tightlipped about the nature of their relationship.

>> there was some dispute between the men, at least that he was upset with mr. lee about something. >> jenkins speaking about office's relief that he should remain in jail for the duration of the trial. >> we are still looking at first-degree murder. this person was in his vehicle with a kitchen knife. >> a charge that his attorney does not agree with. >> the charges are serious. to abc7. >> there was no premeditation, deliberation, malice. if there's no malice, then it's not murder. >> the murder has sparked headlines across the world and put a spotlight on the perceived level of crime in san francisco. city leaders have pushed back on

that narrative, saying the city has one of the lowest homicide rates in the nation. jenkins reiterating her office is committed to justice for all victims of crime. >> this is not indicative of the state of affairs in san francisco. that does not mean we do not have a lot of work to do. >> tim johns, abc7. >> momeni is scheduled to be in court april 25. new details in the police shooting that happened in newark thursday. the suspect had an aerial -- an airsoft pistol. three people custody in connection with a shooting last week that killed a five-year-old girl in milpitas. investigators believe the shooting of the girl is believed to be gang related. police say shortly before that shooting another person was shot by three people in a red honda in fremont.

police say the suspects are gang members. 15 minutes later, the shooting happened. investigators say the honda believed to be connected was pulled alongside the family's suv. the alameda county da says the suspect thought it was a rival gang car. a sant faces felony perjury charges for allegedly lying to a grand jury. prosecutors say anthony becker denied leaking a grand jury report about an alleged unethical relationship between several councilmembers. becker is also accused of leaking the report to a local media outlet. becker has yet to comment. the 49ers issued a statement saying they have cooperated fully with the district attorney's office and will continue to do so. in oakland, members of the african-american community are holding a press conference to address recent issues in alameda county, including questions

around new district attorney pamela price and the firing of armstrong. armstrong will be there to address the impacts of violent crime and what they call noncommunication from new oakland mayor in town and district attorney price. it is no secret. fair innovation is one of the problems bart is trying to get under control. now b.a.r.t. is moving forward with plans to revamp stations with new gates. this is what they could look like. b.a.r.t. has awarded the contract to a company to replace about 700 gates. the first are expected to be installed in november. people in monterey county are still picking up the pieces after severe weather last month brought floodwaters sweeping into their homes and fields. those fields have left families struggling to survive since there's is no work for them now.

lauren martinez spoke to some about how they are getting by. >> more than 1000 farmworkers and their families stood in line in downtown watsonville for food and other resources friday. >> the line never went down. it started out down the block. >> the nonprofit center for farmworker families say this event lasted for five hours. , farm work in's in november and begins around march, but after rain and flooding, work has not even started. >> this woman, who did not want to give her name, said since she has not worked since 2022, she came to this distribution event to ask for diapers and clothes for her baby. she has not received a call from her boss to return to the fields and has had no luck finding work elsewhere. >> it is not people don't want to work. they want to be responsible to themselves just as much as you or i.

they cannot do that now because there is no work. >> the executive director for the center for farmworker families says that she has not seen a solution that will carry this community into the future. >> what would we do without these people? all of us are dependent on them for food. >> for the past three years, organization has held their food and resourced attribution event -- resource distribution event, but the need is so large that they will have to change locations. >> i do not know, without federal state intervention -- federal and state intervention. >> lauren martinez. >> president biden did declared disaster for the region but help is still needed in watsonville. if you want to pitch in, you can find more on abc7news.com. let's head to break. >> starting out with temperatures in the 40's, clouds

moving over san francisco, but we will have a nice day today, the warmest day we will see for quite a while, with 70's arriving. the forecast next. >> more buzz in the b industry. why california beekeepers are keeping their fingers crossed for honey production. first, warriors watch party. how fans in the bay area are getting ready. or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protection.

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california -- send their california. away. >> there are important. crops require bees. soon. >> could be a silver lining. keepers are hopeful they will produce a lot of types of honey. oakland putting a price the road damage from storms this year, $7 million.

>> i am playing mole. >> city lead meetings. months after the california, capitola is rebuilding. the president and governor visited in january, promising aid. locals say they have not received any. >> why is this now three months later

help. >> many businesses a dealing with construction. some are now opening their doors with others say they need time and money. lisa, what is the weather going to look like? >> a chance of rain next when we get a visit from an area of low pressure but today it is about the warmer weather inland. keeping it cool along the shoreline. the skies are beginning to cloud up. low clouds but visibility is not a problem. 48 campbell, 39 los altos 46 mountain view, 48-hour and rock. 50 by the bayshore and newark.

a look outside, notice visibility looks good, but there are clouds around. sunny and mild conditions today away from the coast. temperatures around average, upper 60's to near 70 inland, and minor cooling sunday. much cooler next week. we will have that sea breeze, allowing for cooler days along the coast. we will look for cool weather to start at the workweek tomorrow. lots of sunshine out there through the afternoon. we will get that sea breeze and into sunday looking at a few high clouds and a stronger sea breeze. temperatures are maybe three degrees to five degrees down tomorrow. high clouds beginning to thicken. a system dropping snow levels to the north of us, maybe bringing

a shower for the north bay, sierra snow, cooler weather through the middle of the week. we talk about that sea breeze for saturday. look what happens overnight. it backs off and, into sunday, getting stronger. that's an indication of the cooler afternoon arriving for the second half of the weekend. there's a look at the temperatures for sunday, mainly in the 60's. 50's at the by monday, the winds are moving faster, transporting cooler air. a cooler there -- cooler day for everyone by monday. tuesday, well below average. today, the other direction. mid-60's to new 70 from conco to san jose. the breeze at the coast, maybe a

degree or two warmer, but notice the temperatures from the city to half moon bay. mid-60's on the peninsula. 69 in santa rosa. headed to the watch party tonight, 56 degrees for the warriors, so on the cool side. the forecast looking at temperatures warmest today, cooling tomorrow. clouds monday, maybe is brengle tuesday-- >> love to see it. thank you. you can watch our newscast live and on-demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. start streaming. the bears are out and they are hungry. the warning.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> ruling. why the supreme court is stepping them -- is stepping in. thanks for joining. another check of the forecast. >> cloud cover. slightly warmer. the fog moving in onto the peninsula and south bay. low clouds beginning to develop. foster city 48. otherwise it is cool in san rafael. 45 livermore.

y.mpared to yesterday,o to mildh there is a look. otherwise, a sunny start. by 1:00, warming through the upper 50's to mid 60's. it's a nice day, near 70 inland. we will talk about the increasing clouds and wind for sunday coming up. >> thank you. developing news as abortion drug restrictions set to take effect today have been put on hold. the supreme court issued an administrative state to keep the status quo temporarily. karina mitchell has more on what this means moving forward. >> just hours before several restrictions were set to go into effect on the abortion pill, the supreme court stepping into key federal rules in place. justice

administrative stay while the justices take more time to consider the court challenge. there have been protests when a federal judge in texas suspended approval of mifepristone followed by a conflicting order issued by a federal judge in washington state. the medication has been on the market for 23 years and used in more than half of abortions in the u.s. a federal appeals court ruled it would remain available but with restrictions that would prevent women from accessing the drug after seven weeks of pregnancy and made it unavailable my mail mifepristone administered for up to 10 weeks of pregnancy. antiabortion rights group alliance defending freedom pulled a plaintiff released this statement.

case has implications. >> experts have been clear that if the stands it will stymie medical innovation, prevent americans from getting access to critical new drugs, and allow for groups that have a political opposition to a drug find a politically minded judge, like here. >> the supreme court's decision friday only puts the case on hold until the end of the day wednesday. karina mitchell, abc, new york. >> donald trump and appeared at the same event friday, the first time they have appeared at the same event together since leaving office. both addressed the cro at the nra's national

convention. john carl reports. >> appearing at the annual convention of the nra, some of the nation's top republicans made it clear they would oppose any tightening of america's gun laws in the wake of recent mass shootings. >> with me at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, no one will lay a finger on your firearms. >> former president trump did mention the recent shooting at the covenant school in nashville, calling it monstrous, also calling the shooter who killed five in louisville this week disturbed. former vice president pence took the stage. >> hello. >> he faced scattered boots from those who apparently did not like his recent remarks critical of trump's behavior on january 6. pence also addressed the recent shootings, calling them unspeakable, and called for measures to deal with mental

health and school security but ruled out any new gun laws. >> we don't need gun control. we need crime control. we don't need lectures about the liberties of law-abiding citizens. >> republican south governor kristi noem says her granddaughter already has her own guns. >> she already has a shotgun and a rifle and a pony. >> that was george karl reporting. trump, pence and appeared. others also appeared. montana is one step closer to becoming the first state to ban tiktok from all personal devices. this ban tiktok from operating within

state lines. it would not penalize individuals for using tiktok but app stores who violate the law could face penalties of $10,000 per violation per day. if signed, the man would take effect in january. turning now to the national guardsmen accused of leaking classified government documents. he faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. he was charged friday with unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense information and willful retention of classified documents. officials say the social media platform investigators track him. >> what we are going to see is that security officials will take a hard look at how they safeguard classified information and evaluate online activity on social media forms and put in place more protective measures. >> according to the criminal complaint, he says he h

top-secret clearance to information. out of japan, prime minister kishida had to be evacuated while at a public event after a man through an unknown device near him. officials say the item appeared to cause an explosion. kishida is reportedly safe. he was not harmed. according to japan's public service broadcaster, the suspect has been arrested on suspicion of forcible obstruction of business. this comes nine months after the assassination of shinzo abe. california converter thefts. here's a look outside. 5:36. we will check with lisa when we come back.

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>> a live look outside. california ranks number one for catalytic converter thefts. the previous is now the most targeted vehicle. one man had his converter stolen on two occasions, even after he put a metal plate underneath the car to block access. auto shops are struggling to keep up with the demand for replacement parts. >> the dealer will say six months. it has been more. the guy comes in from toyota to drop off parts and tells me it's a zoo. we have over 50 pr sitting in the lot. >> their catalytic converters contain more unused precious metals and standard gas vehicles. allen rock will partially reopen.

cyclists and hikers will be able to access the park the cars will not be allowed. downed trees, mudslides, boulders forced the park to shut down. the conversation court cleared the trails. abc 7 is partnering with national geographic to bring you stories about health and wellness. in this week's mind/body wonder, we focus on the critical disease that goes underdiagnosed. >> cystic fibrosis could affect anyone of any ethnicity but for decades has been overlooked in people of color, like terry right, who did not receive a cystic fibrosis diagnosis until he was 51. >> that dr. is not using evidence based medicine to diagnose that patient. that dr. was looking at terry's

face and deciding he did not have this disease. >> national geographic contribute in writer explored how it is often considered a white disease. cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease caused by a mutation. this gene is respons protein that regulates chloride. if it doesn't work properly, liquids in the body get disrupted. >> it occurs everywhere. it occurs in people of every color, ethnicity, background. >> over 25 different types of mutations on the cftr can cause cystic fibrosis. ancestry plays a large role. in the u.s., many tests only detect it in white people. >> in some states, they only test one mutation. that is the one that's common in the european population.

they miss almost 50% of african-americans who have this disease. they miss more than 50% of asians that have this disease. >> historically, medical textbooks have also described kyiv as -- described fibrosis as more common in caucasians. there are huge consequences for children who are not diagnosed early. >> when you ignore the evidence and stick with your bias, then i think that's an indication of systemic racism in medicine. >> you can learn more about cystic fibrosis in the u.s. and how we can limit health disparities at natgeo.com. a check of the forecast. >> we are looking at a nice day. the warmer day of the week is saturday.

temperatures will climb to the 60's. at the coast, breezy, cool. we will talk about a further cooling trend coming up. >> next, norcal showdown. mike brown and the kings take on the doves. coach brown's thoughts on the warriors coming up.

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more time here, less time there. >> a look our santa cruz camera. the battle of norcal basketball begins tonight. the warriors and kings started their first round playoff series at the state capital. here's larry beil with the preview. >> good morning. the warriors hopped on the bus for their trip to sacramento yesterday. a 90 minute drive is about as good as it gets. we saw andrew wiggins hit threes in practice.

the warriors won only 11 road games the entire regular season. this squad in the playoffs. they have won at least one road game in 27 straight series. the coach some similarities between thiss and last 's team. >>as year won ofive to get to t that seems to be happening heading into the playoffs. we felt like we were rounding into form and that is how it feels this year. >> despite the fact at the kings the pacific division, the warriors are the heavy favorites. kings coach mike brown spent six years as an assistant and knows the coaches and players are happy to see his success. >> it's a set up.

i have been around them enough. do not fall for it. and i am not falling for it either. >> mike is fun. we have game one, warriors and kings, exclusively on abc7 tonight, pregame at 5:00, tip-off 5:30. giants in detroit. giants dow -- giants downed 4-1. they end up going 11 innings. good night. game over. drive home safely. walks it off against do - against d

lindor. grand slam. 6-0 mets. lindor up with the bases-loaded. cleared the bases with a double. seven rbis. they walk 17 batters. 17-6. that's a wrap. warriors-kings tonight, 5:30. >> a check of the forecast. some people will be hanging out. >> a little cool. temperatures will be held in check due to the sea breeze. for the rest of us, it will be mild. live doppler 7 already looking at cloud cover beginning to move into the peninsula. otherwise, starting out with a quiet morning. a look at temperatures.

49 san jose. 46 cupertino. 40 in the hills. low 40's from the north bay. 45 livermore. overall, temperatures are not as cold. we warmed up a little and retained some of that warmth this morning. so we are looking at a nice view outside our window. clouds and patchy fog to get going, sunny and mild inland. we will have the breeze at the coast. looking at a cooler day for sunday, much cooler monday and tuesday, well below average as an area of low pressure drops out of the pacific northwest. beautiful afternoon. getting some high clouds into your sunday. the breeze kicks up along the coast. monday, we will increase that cloud cover.

we will look out -- how far south it gets. it wants to bring in rain late in the day monday. whether or not this holds together, does not look likely, but if we see anything, should be little, and stay in the north bay. winds today generally light if you are not at the coast, but at the shoreline, 20 to 25 mile an hour winds. sunday, they will dial back before they pick up again and get stronger, up to 30 miles an hour for sunday, and you know the drill. this will continue into monday as that cooler air arrives. you may have noticed there's been talk about el niño returning. if you remember, 1997, we had a lot of rain. it doesn't always mean we will get above average rainfall but

there's an 87% chance we will get into an el niño year next year. what about this past year? we were in a neutral system with only 12% of a chance of getting that very heavy rain, so that neutral warmth in the pacific allowed for gang buster rainfall, so we will see what happens. 80% chance, 87 el niño. rainfall over the next 10 days. we could see a few drops here and there. heading to oakland, the mets are in town. upper 50's at 1:00. in the south bay, 60 santa clara, 70 san jose, on the peninsula, nice afternoon. 62 san mateo. 50's staying put along the coast. mid-50's, breezy winds.

sunny skies, 71, mild afternoon in calistoga, 65 on the east bank, fremont 67, low 60's for concord, walnut creek 70. this weekend, breezy air, high clouds sunday and cooler monday and tuesday and looking at turnaround wednesday with warmer weather into the end of the week. >> all right. it's nice that we have -- do we need more rain? or are we good? >> mallard says we are good -- my yard says we are good. >> thanks. music lovers poor into indio

>> 23, 27, 41, one ticket matching all six numbers was drawn in new york. tuesdays drawing restarts at an estimated $20 million jackpot. all-out comedy is opening its new theater in oakland. the debut comes after a troubling year for independent theaters. today's debut was not easy after it lost its original location but says thanks to donations it all worked out. thou for one of the biggest music festivals, coachella. the fun is just getting started.

day one showed us the major excitement. >> hanging out with my friends, having a good time, and the outfits and everyone's creativity. >> coming with my friends and having an amazing time, making sure we can see each other. >> plenty of first-timers. one person attended their 14th coachella. >> my first year was in 2009 in high school. i went with my dad. there's a lot more people in production but it's still just as fun. >> is the first of two weekends packed with tunes and party vibes. it will wrap up april 23. in the east bay, more help on the way for former foster youth. a congressman presented a check this week to court appointed special advocates.

the money would expand programs to provide mental health services for former foster youth. casa is near and dear to dan ashley, a long-time board member and supporter. he's getting ready for his annual rock the casa fundraiser. it is tonight at 8:00 in walnut creek. the headliner is joan. tickets are available. next, new details in an officer-involved shooting. we continue to follow the timeline of bob lee's final hours. who authorities say he was with, including the suspect, before he was stabbed. >> everyone is here. so excited.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> at this point in time we are very much looking at first-degree murder. >> there is premeditation, deliberation, malice, absolutely not. if there's no malice, by definition it is not a murder. >> questions swirling around the founder of cash cap. what he learned -- what we learned about a 24 hours before he called 911 pleading for help. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: hi, liz.

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