>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the county district attorney's >> thanks for joining us. you are watching abc seven news :00. we will get to that story in just a moment. we are starting with the warriors, wild finish from the playoffs. just drama all around. larry: it was electric tonight in sacramento. they are lighting the beam in the state capitol avenue's they do after they win.

e kings domatat t aiting sacramen. eyavbe wti slongar, rron bgave d late. weakens had 10 seconds left, misted, he was out for 25 games do to personal reasons and then steph curry still had a chance to send it to overtime with two seconds left. one-handed push, no good. kings victorious by three, they like the beam for their fans. >> it is with the playoffs are about. those guys making plays. that first game is kind of a feeling off process, high energy game from start to finish. the learning lesson is just, every momentum swing matters, no matter who you are playing. especially with an offense like they have. we played our best road game in the sense of meeting the moment.

i'm excited about game two. larry: curry went for 30 points. he had a chance at the end, but didn't win it. the games three and four will be at chase center. a lot of warrior fans are happy for mike brown. he has done a great job with the kings. we don't want him to do that well. dion: things are exciting, you can't say it was a boring game. larry: it was thrilling. dion: talking about sports in the game, thrive city became ground zero. warriors fans were gathered outside chase center to watch the game on the big screen, but in the end, it was not meant to be. abc news reporter evening as fans were taken on a roller coaster ride. the lines long.

>> i will be out here at the watch parties. reporter: warriors fans are piling intoea make a run t rydent.the kd no,.nk they' reporter: the historic matchup was met by some big tears. a fast-paced game one keeping games on their feet, and a tight score. >> it was really exciting. almost like i can't breathe, especially the very last second. >> i was at the edge of my seat. it was painful. and frustrating. reporter: looking to the m.v.p. to pull through, but not this time. >> i think that steph curry put up a good performance today. i think that shows the leadership on the team. >> the evening was crazy.

we could have had to come back, i wish we could've won. let's go, warriors! reporter: these fans are ready for game two. >> city watching the game again. dion: public defender's office is asking the district attorney to dismiss all pending public defender cases involving the antioch police department. that request came late friday afternoon. as it comes from a glowing risk texting scandal could possibly involving 40% of the antioch police department. we have the story. >> public cannot have trust or confidence in any prosecutions coming from and at this time. reporter: chief public defender spoke to abc 7 news on friday before sending this letter to the district attorney. she writes, i request you

immediately dismiss all pending public defender cases involving any police department, agreed to release our incarcerated clients, and sees filing any apd related cases. this comes after a published report reveal a chain of racist and homophobic text messages alleging that they were sent by any police officers. >> this is a huge moment, unprecedented. reporter: a deputy public defender says the text messages to show exactly what police officers are doing in their own words. an example of one exchange, many black people. officer says, bro, they all look the same. >> i feel like i'm at the zoo. reporter: cases based on the word of officers must be dismissed. >> a traffic stop where an officer believes to identify someone, those cases should all

be dismissed. these officers should not have any credibility. reporter: the public defender's office says this can impact thousands of cases including those involving violent crimes. those may require more litigation. >> it may be up to judges to determine how big of a remedy to give. reporter: this attorney represents this man who was arrested for an attempted shooting. he was mentioned in several text change. detective robert gerber is named in the report. she says he testified as a gang expert as it relates to special enhancements. those charges could lead to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> that enhancement is, in large part, founded on gerber's testimony. the impact is tremendous. it infects every aspect of the charges against my client. dion:

unified school district will stoppageday to -- netiio he gonenmonthsnd there is no deal on the table. did thechool board h package of budget reductions for the next school year, designed to make room for teacher pay raises. teachers unions representatives say increases in state funding should be enough to fairly compensate them. only on seven, an allegation of a racist comment within the alameda county district attorney's office. a complaint, in an email i obtained claims the chief assistant district attorney made the comment about a samoan victim of crime. it is a story you will see only on seven. county courthouse steps, victims of crime shared their stories.

as of murdered loved as virginia, wife ofkewho was ke protecting a tv news crew.and bd was killed in a freeway shooting last year. spoke about the need for proper punishment and fears over possible changes to the severity of charges from district attorney pamela price. >> you don't know how it feels until you have been in our shoes. dion: what came as a surprise, the prosecutor says he was put on paid administrative leave by price, taking to the podium. >> i am half the civic islander and half african-american. i was influenced by the first african-american female judge, judith ford. dion: he shared an anecdote of a racist incident. a young female said she experienced last month. >> i had a conversation with the da. dion: i obtained a copy of the email complaint. from a prosecutors association union member, and former

supervisor. in it, she says chief assistant district attorney criticize the victim of her case who was a api. the complaint was sent to her direct supervisor and a union representative, alleges bruce said, samoan's fight. they like to get drunk and high and fight in a minute. ford commented on this at monday's rally. >> it was his way of attacking a victim of a violent crime and justifying what would most certainly be a very low sentencing. our young a api sister was so shocked that she left and went to her office and broke down. dion: i reached out to bruce and the das office asking for comment on tuesday and followed up, but we have yet to get a response. ford told me the purpose of the rally and sharing what happened was not about race. >> it is all about doing what's right and protecting victims. dion: when i asked the representative for the union about any response, he said, no.

these allegations come after emails i reported on last week which the da price said to some members of the asian-american community, calling them misinformed. the asian-pacific islander prosecutors association to announce those emails, calling them offensive. -- denounced those emails. pro-choice supporters hold rallies around the nation and here in the bay area. we delve into what the latest ruling by the supreme court means for access to all the abortion pill and how it all could change in a matter of days. ♪ on the weekend. our very own dan ashley takes the stage tonight for his annual fundraiser. sandhya: a gorgeous gorgeous day tomorrow. things change on monday.

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dion: some frustrated oakland residents show their support today for fireplace armstrong. he joined a group of people that included african-american pastors and survivors of time in oakland. they held a press conference to address what they call noncommunication with mayor sheng thao. they want more attention paid to the crime problems and say that starts with reinstating armstrong. >> he is the one that has been trying to reach out to us. so don't take away someone who understands us. what is have someone who understands us and maybe we can

get somewhere. >> i am here to support the community and let them know i am not out of the spotlight, i am ntui t p attention to thviolence irm fired back in february because of questions surrounding his handling of misconduct by one of his surgeons. his appeal hearing is said to take place in june. the battle over reproductive rights is taking a new turn this weekend. surrounding the drug mifepristone. the supreme court is weighing in allowing access to the drug for now. today, abortion rights advocates rallied in the east bay demanding the drug be available to those who need it. abc seven news reporter was there. >> abortion is our! reporter: a small but vocal group rallied at oakland city hall, demanding the drug mifepristone, commonly used in chemical abortions, remain legal and available. >> as you know, mifepristone is

under attack. we think it is critically important that people come out here and understand why it is upsetting. reporter: emotions running high on both sides as the fierce debate over the future of abortion plays out nationwide. the supreme court stepping in friday, justice samuel alito issuing an administrative stay of the ruling in texas that would overturn the fda's original of people of mifepristone that would essentially take the pill off the market. now giving the court until april 20 to review the case and decide what the next steps will be. >> it is a distressing time for reproductive rights and health. reporter: the last-minute way in bringing a temporary sigh of relief for abortion rights advocates after conflicting rules in washington state and texas have left the use of the drug nationwide up in the air. >> we were talking to doctors around the country, and there was mass confusion and chaos. reporter: the antiabortion rights group represents four doctors from the original texas

case. >> we are confident that if any court looks at the facts and a lot of this case, they will agree with us. this is just the next step in the long litigation. reporter: the california governor has begun stockpiling mass quantities of a alternative abortion medication if mifepristone is banned. >> i hope that the supreme court is the right thing. but we need to be prepared to push back. that is why we are here today to say that. dion: its website for reporting local covid statistics. county health officials are now prioritizing wastewater surveillance, hospitalizations, and deaths. infection rates and case counts are no longer reliable to to dramatic decreases in lab testing. officials say the data on vaccinations and covid-19 variance will also be emphasized just ahead, a celebration of spring today in san francisco.

families gathered at the playground on sacramento street for the chinatown springtime festival. big breasted giveaways, arts and crafts, -- big basket giveaways. they got to hunt for eggs inside a colorful big patch. they recognize the vibrancy of chinatown. >> no other chinatown on the planet that is this incredible. just come on down and enjoy it. get into spring. dion: local chinatown restaurants also provided special discounts today which will continue through the weekend. we are hoping the sun continues as well. francis is joining us now to look at the weather. francis: you saw how gorgeous it was in the video with all that sunshine. tomorrow, another beautiful day to end our weekend. we will start off with live doppler 7. very quiet, not even much cloud

cover. that will allow temperatures to cool down. right now, here is a view from the east bay hills. temperatures already dropping into the 40's. santa rosa is 44. livermore, 47. and concord is still hanging on to 50 degrees. we also take you to another live shot from the tower. you can see the camera shaking a bit, the wind is picking up and they are higher in the higher elevations. little change for tomorrow we are tracking possible showers, more like sprinkles monday night into early tuesday. might wake up tuesday morning wondering if it had rained. then it will be much warmer towards the end of next week. if you like this weekend, i think you will like next weekend even more. tonight slows will be on the cool side in parts of the north bay.

some areas will be dropping the upper 30's like santa rosa and lakeport. most of us around the bay will see the mid 40's early tomorrow morning with some partly cloudy conditions, 45 in san francisco, 46 in oakland, and tomorrow's highs will top out in the upper 60's. we saw low 70's today, so some areas will come down, and some will stay similar to what we experienced today. we will see 68 in santa rosa, san francisco, 58. really comfortable in the south bay, breezy at the beach, that is why it will only be 55 in half moon bay. you will notice mostly sunny conditions tomorrow and then we will see a little bit of rain swiped through late monday night in to parts of the day, it will hit mostly the north bay but rainfall amounts are measly. just a few hun

in some areas. here is the seven-day forecast. breezy and a little bit cooler for some spots and the cooldown really comes in monday to tuesday where we have the chance of sprinkles monday night into tuesday morning. look at how things really warm up next weekend. we will see mid to upper 70's for inland areas. time to slather on the sunscreen. above average next weekend. dion: still ahead, from the eye team, we will take a look at restorative justice programs in the bay area. stay with

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dion: let's rock. tonight, abc seven news anchor dan ashley held his annual fundraiser. ♪ star. we were at the leisure center as dan took to the stage. the headliner is jones. other beneficiaries include friends of camp concord, big brothers big sisters, and boys and girls club. talking about rock stars, larry beil, the man of steel is here. larry: it pains you to. that line that i didn't write. she will rate anything the producers put in there, folks. if you are accurate, what can i say? kings have been in the playoffs for 6180 eight days. they look good. held on to the first game.

they lit the beam. the dubs with an opportunity loss.

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larry: that evening. the warriors -- careful what you wish for. sacramento takes the series open in the first ever playoff meeting between these two rivals. you know kings fans have been waiting since two to see their team in the postseason. de'aaron fox first playoff game. extended to 10 in the occurred. steph curry finished with 30. malika was stick ocular. 32 points off the bench. fourth quarter, fox for what did the fox say? he said, i hit four threes. he hit 38 points. over harrison barnes, keeping the dubs in a one-point game. 10 seconds left, play to andrew wiggins, a wide open look, he is back after missing the last 25 games, no good. draymond green has duvall monk but then hit two free throws. he was 14 of 14 of the line.

he draws up the final play. it goes to steph curry. a little push off the mark. kings win 126123. -- 126 >> the kings take a har three point win. >> luckily, first of four. have to give those guys credit, they played a great came, they attacked us, rebound us. we still had a great chance to win. the goal was to get one here, i am confident we will. >> i new we can shoot the ball better and rebound better, so if we can do those things, i like where we are at. what we want to do, all we can ask for. we were obviously playing against a hell team.

we have to clean some things up. >> the warriors will make their adjustments and get ready for game two as they look to even things up here. with the warriors, chris alvarez, abc 7 sports. larry: giants and tigers on jackie robinson d, everyone wearing number 42. giants jump out to a big lead. jd davis second home or in as many games. 6-1 giants. what could possibly go wrong? the bullpen. sean gives the signal to spencer, 6-6. they go to extra innings. it is the ancient one, miguel cabrera, single off the middle of taylor rogers. walk-off, 7-6. giants lose. how about the a's and metz? picking up in the third estuary ruiz with a two out not to bring in the is, 2-0

athletics. mr. fuji on the round. that is former anchrum of mark canha. we are at two. mets fans, celebrating. walk the next man and got pulled. two are double to brandon nimmo. a's lose 3-2. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thank you, larry beil who thinks he is a big deal. much more to come on abc7news including the eye team at digging in to restorative justice programs. we take a closer look at two bay area mac programs that are working to keep people out of jail. a mystery at sea. three sailors were supposed to sail to combo, but never made

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: the abc7news i team took an in-depth look at two restorative justice programs. one is helping formerly incarcerated individuals get back on their feet while the other is working to reduce gun

violence amongst known gang members. melanie brings us the story. >> we are here implanting justice. melanie: this is worlds away from prison. marcato morning began working here in 2020. >> what i wanted to do was to come home and have a different life. melanie: when she was 19, she went to prison for shooting and killing another known gang member. she served 16 years and said she had this job lined up before she even got out. >> it is helping me to take care of my daughter because i am a single mother. melanie: she receives a $1000 monthly guaranteed income through oakland's community work restorative reentry fund which is funded privately. >> it has been helping me to be able to have a productive life

out here and not how to go back and, i need to commit a crime in order to be able to sustain myself. that would leave me right back to prison. that is one thing i never want to do. melanie: the program is in its third year. what is the goal? >> you the first thing that comes to mind. let folks know that [indiscernible]. this money is meant to aid folks on whatever journey there on. melanie: participants receive $1000 for 12 months. >> it shows community support, that we welcome you, we see the greatness in you, we want to help you strive. melanie: this man served 36 munson prison. he shot and killed a man which he says resulted in the retaliatory deaths of his mother and little brother. >> i am 100% positive that i

would never commit another crime. i am aware of the hurt and harm that i caused in a never want to cause that again. melanie: restorative justice reduces recidivism, the likelihood that someone will commit another crime. there are no strings attached. meaning you are not mandated to do anything. even if you fall out of you will still receive the money. melanie: some people would say that makes them uncomfortable. how do you know if someone falls out of contact whether or not they are back in a life of crime? >> you don't. melanie: since 2020, has anybody who receive this money committed a crime? >> yes. nonie: he says maybe two three people out of 60 and describes them as minor offenses. >> people will do or going to

do. melanie: a nearby restorative justice program is in its 13th year. it is for active firearm offenders who haven't been prosecuted. advanced ceo says participants can earn an allowance of up to $1000 per month for meeting certain milestones. it is funded by philanthropy and taxpayer dollars. in 2022, it had fellows enrolled in eight cities. >> within 24 months, we are seeing 20% reductions in every one of the cities. melanie: he is referring to reductions in gun violence. in 2016, fellow was shooting and killing two people within three days of one another. in 2019, he was sentenced to 40 years to life. i spoke with one of the victims families. >> you didn't take their guns. you are giving the money to buy more guns.

>> there is no program in this world that can pay a criminal any money to tell me that they are changing the streets. do you see where we are standing? melanie: of 231 fellows enrolled, according to field outreach worker reports analyzed by uc berkeley researchers, 31, 13 point 4% were arrested on new gun crimes since becoming a fellow. their cases are pending. >> it is success in the fact that we have been able to significantly slow things down. this is something that people of color and communities of color deserve. for anybody that doesn't get that, too bad. melanie: would you say the victim's mother? >> i get it. i would not say that. i get it personally. that i tell you what, i wish the

killer of my brother had access to what we do. these guys don't have to buy guns. they have guns. melanie: back in oakland, ross understands the pain victims family members feel. the grandson of the man he shot and killed contacted him. >> it left my mom emotionally damaged. she hadn't had her father since she was 11 months because of a mistake you made. the grandchildren were never meeting him. i responded. i feel horrible about that. i wish i could go back and change that. but i can't. all i can do is honor my grandfather. by being a better person and being in service to make a difference in the lives of others. melanie: the apology continued. he says he didn't receive a response. >> i believe everybody deserves

a second chance. people are capable of growing and never looking back. melanie: it is for that reason marcato believes in restorative justice. >> there should be more programs that help us get on her feet and more offered to have jobs and housing. >> wouldn't you want us to give folks who are trying their best, who are actually examples of what our people are capable of when given an opportunity? when you want to see them thrive? when you want to boost them up? help change the narrative? of how we are seen sometimes in this country? melanie: otto says she is still writing her story. dion: three currently missing in mexico.

the u.s. coast guard and mexican navy are searching for these three men. they sing after departing from mazatlan on april 4 and were aboard a 44 foot boat. they were supposed to stop in cabo san lucas but official saint marinas throughout baja mexico have been contacted but the boat hasn't been located. developing news out of sudan where violence has rocked the capital leading does instead. rival military groups are clashing with gun fire and explosion across the city. jets have been seen flying overhead launching strikes. tensions have been escalating for weeks over plans for a government transition to democracy. victims and survivors of the boston marathon bombing ahead of tomorrow's race. this year marks 10 years since the attack. the one boston day ceremonies

included in gathering and private visits to memorial sites for the families lost love ones. still ahead, a wild story out of tennessee and we mean wild. an emu touches off a 20 mile chase. francis: another gorgeous tomorrow. mild temperatures but they will really cool down for the beginning of the workweek with a chance of sprinkles heading our way. on that next.

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dion: a rare police pursuit in tennessee stops one bird in its tracks. it was a full on chase after a pet emu escape from home. five-year-old nemo the move hop over a seven foot fence --

the emu. they asked for help on social media. they were located by another resident. oh, my goodness. it took about seven hours and 20 miles before he was brought home. 20 miles is a really long stretch. francis: no wonder it took seven hours. dion: with his owner? i have so many questions. there are many ways we can go with the story. francis: it was really fun to watch. see people chasing down an emu. i think we'll also put you in a good mood is the weather tomorrow. pleasant right now, temperatures in the 40's, a couple 50's like oakland and san jose.

we will be cooling down overnight into the upper 30's for parts of the north bay with partly cloudy skies developing. mostly mid-40's around the bay. tomorrow, temperatures similar to today. with a stronger sea breeze, some areas will be coming down a few degrees. tomorrow, we will top out in the upper 60's. santa rosa will be one of the warmer spots. oakland, 61. and what you will notice, cooler on monday and tuesday. we really warm up towards the end of the week so a slight chance of sprinkles monday into tuesday. above average next weekend. dion: arias back. larry is back. larry: three-point loss in the playoff opener, how do they stop the dynamic kings backcourt? we will break it down

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larry: there is they'll one to 6-1 to three in playoff opener. they do have some reason for optimism. andrew wiggins took time away from the team for family reasons, came off the bench in this game and played 28 minutes. finished with 17 points, did struggle with the three-point shot a little bit, defensively adding four blocks really helped the effort. even though the golden state loss, the warriors are clearly happy to see wigs. >> i feel like i made some good plays early. second half, didn't really make as much, but still competed. >> i am so proud of him. to miss three months and do what he did tonight is so impressive. harley breaks a sweat.

we'll take that look any day of the week. he is a clutch two way player and i am so grateful he is back. >> he bring something to our team that no one else does. the way he can create shots and his athletic ability, putting pressure on the defense is big. great to have him back. it has been a while, he changes the dynamic of the team. it is really vaguely got him back for this run. >> sense with wigs back. i thought he looked really good, first half, he was amazing. second half, he wore down a little bit which is to be expected. he hasn't played in a game in over two months. he was fantastic, it was wonderful to have him back. >> steve said maybe you got a little more tired in the second half, did you feel that?

>> it may be looked that way, but i felt good. larry: the kings get 70 points from the backcourt. adjustments from game one to gain two, what can steve kerr try to do? >> those guys really want to push the pace of the game. what you want to do is control your destiny by controlling rebounds. they had 17 to nine, that can't happen. >> you have speed and youth in that backcourt. we are not turning back any clocks, we have to make sure we get back in transition defense. take good shots, get to the free-throw line. line, it slows the pace of the game. the kings love to push the ball. how about the return of andrew wiggins? i know some people will focus on that last shot, but i thought especially on the defense, he

had four blocks. >> he was remarkable. when you think about the mindset and his headspace to come in and be at this level, he had the most energy to me. really proud of the work he has done. larry: how about wigs? >> the legs and conditioning were really there. maybe a little bit of a drop-off in repetition, zero for four put it over the top for the warriors. that may have something to do with the physical nature, but i think that is more the repetitions. have to be happy to see him back. now we will see if steve kerr changes that line-up. this is the first time he has never started a game. maybe now he puts them back to start. nice to have those options. larry:

game. steve kerr has a lot of options. game two coming up monday night. we will dance, the san jose earthquakes hosting sporting kc. jeremy swinvcingason. 7y ver dion: on his all the time we have for this edition of abc7news. i am dion, news continues tomorrow at 5:00. from all of us, thanks for much joining us. we will see you tomorrow morning.

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