joining us. i am dion lim. neighbors and applicants stood together demanding safer streets for all. not everyone agreed on how to make that happen. abc 7 news reporter kerner -- cornell barnard was there. >> if it was up to meet we would take our streets back. >> this neighborhood activist and others stood on the steps of city hall demanding safer streets in san francisco. they say drug dealing and open air drug use is out of control. >> what breaks my heart the most is that everyday working families are walking by these drug scenes. >> there are little children up in this building. you need to take this summer else. >> he has posted his exchanges with suspected drug dealers and users in front of his soma apartment house. >> we can't take more of a problem anymore. all we need to get this done is to come together as san franciscans and fix the issues. >> advocates believe that fix should involve more police

staffing and greater consequences for drug dealing. >> i come from a long line of addiction and people who used to use in my family. when they got caught with drugs they went to jail but you know what, it got them clean. >> this sidewalk cannot be the place. the neighborhoods cannot be t place where we are allowing drug use. >> i am also supervised consumption facilities. i know that is something a lot of people don't want to hear, but i think we have to do both. >> earlier this m london breed required -- requested federal help to prosecute drug dealers. >> i agree that we will not be able to do this alone given how much it exploded over the last couple of years. i am doing my level best along with sfpd, but we would love support and assistance from the federal government. >> not everyone at this valley supported the message. this man was shut it down.

>> you want to lock up people who need help but i am the problem. >> the debate continues on how to control a drug crisis. >> what i'm saying on the neighborhood streets is a lot of needles. >> cornell barnard. >> months after mass shootings and monterey park and half moon bay, members of the api community are calling on banks to stop financing gun manufacturers. the api victory alliance launched its campaign in the heart of san francisco's chinatown at portsmouth square. the organization is putting pressure on wells fargo to cut all ties with the gun industry. powerful advocacy groups like march for our lives are getting behind them. >> we are trained to bring the light as asian americans. we have the power to stop a lot of this. we have a choice where we invest our dollars and where we deposit our paychecks. >> supported the efforts around

that campaign to essentially call out wells fargo for funding the gun industry. and really emphasize the fact that they stand in solidarity with the api community yet are funding the same weapons that impacted people in the community. >> wells fargo says in part we listen carefully to all voices and all points of view in the ongoing firearms debate and take each of them seriously. our communities, schools, places of business and neighborhoods must be kept safe from gun violence. in 2018, bloomberg news reported wells fargo as the gun industries top financer. the ceo said in 2020 that its relationship with the nra was declining but activists say it is not enough. to developing news now, a shooting in data veil alabama has left at least four people dead -- in dadeville alabama has left at least four people dead. it unfolded during a sweet sixteen birthday party.

jack linley has the latest. >> gunfire erupted during birthday party in dadeville, a rural town 60 miles northeast of montgomery. authorities have asked the contact to public them with -- public to contact them with any information that may help. >> this will be a long and complicated process but we will continue to work through it in a methodical way to go through this scene and look at the facts and ensure that justice is brought to the parents of the families. >> this pastor told u had been at the hospital overnight with families of the victims. the gunfire erupted inside the small party for new when tempers flared during argument. officials have not confirmed that children were involved in the shooting but counseling will be available to students monday morning. >> we will make every effort to comfort those children and don't

lose sight of the fact that those are the most impacted ones. >> the police chief described the community as tightknit and full of wonderful people. >> i ask you to keep our community in your prayers and my police department in your prayers. i also asked each of you please do not let this moment define - ask each of you please do not let this moment define what you think of the city. >> the governor offered her condolences, saying that she grieves with her fellow alabamians. violent crime has no place in our state. jack linley. >> and the klobuchar says dianne feinstein's absence from the senate may eventually become an issue. klobuchar joint abc's this week this morning and was asked about calls from democrats for

feinstein to resign. she is the oldest sitting member of congress and has not voted since february while recovering from shingles. she has missed 60 votes, including two dozen in the important senate judiciary committee, which is installing the confirmation of federal judge appointees. >> we will need your vote on the senate floor eventually. we have things like the debt ceiling coming up. what we need to do is take things at her work. she is recovering and we need to make sure if you go -- comes back. -- that she comes back. if this keeps going she will have to make a decision about what the future holds. deon: she is currently working from home in san francisco, and senator feinstein insists that she will return to the senate. in the meantime she has asked the senate majority leader to appoint a replacement on the judiciary committee so the appointees can be confirmed. that could be easier said than done. to appoint ever placement, she

will need bipartisan support. -- a replacement she will need bipartisan report. e-40 says that racial bias led to him getting kicked out of last night's playoff game between the wires and kings. he was asked to leave the arena midway through the fourth quarter. e-40 is a long time golden state warriors fan. and he says that after being disrespectfully heckled he turned around to confront the fan heckling him. that is when kings and lawyers officials intervened, which led to a tense exchange of words and the removal of e-40 from the stands. wires guard klay thompson called this unfortunate. >> he has been our biggest supporter for years and i hope they fix that because he deserves to be here by our bench and my time knowing him he has always been respectful and considerate of those around him. it was very weird to see that. >> in a text to nba

he wrote unfortunately it was another reminder that despite my success and accolades as an entrepreneur and position, racial bias remains prevalent. security saw a disagreement between a black man and a white woman and assumed that i was at fault. the kings responded to e-40 saying the sacramento kings take these claims seriously and are investigating the circumstances regarding the situation. as we do any time an accusation like this is made. oakland got a double dose of championship spirit today from two teams celebrating state titles. the mayor joined in celebration of oakland tech girl basketball and oakland high school boys basketball teams. they were guests of honor in a parade. the tech girls won their third state title in five years while the boys from the high school

brought home their first ever state title. gratulation's. coming up next, a block party celebration. the organization commemorating 30 years of movement in sacrament -- san francisco. keeping busy alive, the event helping children try out and sermons for the first time. >> blue skies over the bay area now but clouds and sprinkles are headed our way, more on the forecast alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us.

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♪ ♪ >> acrosports hosted a block party celebrating 30 years of movement in san francisco. people enjoyed a day of chuckling, facepainting, obstacle courses, trampolines and aerial arts. dori huntington shares her experience running the program over the years. >> i have been around the block a few times and see this organization grow from an abandoned pigeon bruce to a state-of-the-art gymnasium. deon: it has come a long way. today's event was free of charge, and the acrosports organization offers a variety of programs a movement and physical arts, including gymnastics,

acrobatics, and breakdancing and even parkour. in the north bay, cinema community center was turned into a petting zoo but there were no animals in sight. >> alive hosted what it calls a musical instrument petting zoo. the event gives kids a chance to get their hands on everything from guitars to keyboards and other instruments. volunteers, teaching assistants, guy children trying out instruments for the first time. keep music alive is a nonprofit dedicated to helping kids and adults understand the value of playing music. coming up, tomorrow a new era begins. after mark consuelos takes over as the new host of life with kelly ripa. and we have the preview. taking a live look outside, totally cloudless. spencer christian joins us next with your accuweather forecast.

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deon: mark consuelos will take llri ohi w for the role, having filled in as cohost 100 times on life over the years. he replaces ryan seacrest, who . you may have seen it, his final show is on friday. he says he is not putting his focus into hosting american idol season 21. with seacrest gone the show is being retitled live with kelly and mark. mark schiff the skills he has developed to take on this permanent role. >> it has a was been successful when i concentrated on just that day. it has always been really fun. >> the cou costarred on all my children before getting married in 1996. we talked about this early. spouses, not all of them like to be in front of the camera. >> all up -- not all of them are good at working together away from home.

getting along together at home. what can they do you go --? >> you can watch it a >> hey, this will work out for them. they have filled in together before. today was fun to watch as well, we had breezy conditions, a cloudless sky, and it's gusty right now. 35 mile per hour gaps in oakland and close to 30 on the spot. breezy out there but this guy is still bright and blue. -- the sky is bright and blue. oakland is 57 with low 60's in the bay area. 54 degrees and mount -- half moon bay. we can still see the sun off the bay waters. 59 degrees in novato and napa, low 60's in fairfield and concord and 58 in livermore. looking at the golden gate,

mainly blue with wispy clouds developing. these are the forecast headlines, increasing clouds overnight. possible showers and sparkles tomorrow night through tuesday and a much more -- warmer weather power -- pattern developing. no precipitation is likely in the immediate future and overnight lower temperatures will be in the mid 40's. heister maacama 53 degrees, half moon bay. 60's in san francisco. blue than average for sure. even the inland areas will only warm up to the low 60's in places like antioch concord and elsewhere in the south bay. 62 degrees in morgan hill for example. late tomorrow afternoon, the evening hours have a system sweeping down into the north bay that will fall apart as it moves southward. it will produce some sparkles and light showers so there may be a few wet spots overnight

into early tuesday money. ssible that they will be trailing sprinkles through the bay area but not much precipitation is inspected from this system. if there is any measurable way -- rain, we are looking at 100 -- 107 inch. you and clearlake may have about a 10th of an inch. on we go to the accuweather forecast. showers, light and scattered, tapering off on tuesday, giving way to a string of sunny days, sunny and mild on wednesday, with the women continuing on thursday. the real authorized -- real warmth arrives on saturday. low 70's around the bay shoreline, low 60's on the coat -- coast. we have two beers anymore string like range. >> now, abc seven with chris alvarez. >> the first ever playoff match between the ways of the kings up to the hype.

at the children -- double-digit lead on saturday, but t kings took it home. it was loud and they were fired up. de'aaron fox scored 29 in the second half. golden state had two great looks, andrew wiggins scored 17 in his first action since february. that could have taken the lead. steph curry almost tied at the buzzer. he also misses. the boyars trump team one. plenty of confidence for the defending champ's post game. >> we can shoot and rebound better. if we can do those things i like where we are at in terms of just trying to win one in this building at least. >> luckily it is first of fo give those guys credit they played a great game but we still had a great chance to win. and the goal is to get one here and i'm confident we will. >> i know that we came up short but it is a great game and we are thrilled to be back here and

playing against a hell team. -- a hell of a team. we have to clean up and do better in game two. >> the lakers in memphis taking on the grizzlies, lebron james with the steel in the first quarter, going coast-to-coast, he hit 21. memphis led by six at the half. a close game through the fourth quarter. a drive on down, goes down hard, landed on his injured right hand. he left and did not return. his status is unknown. major pain looks like. the grizzlies down one and ellie closes on a 15-0 run, austin reeves scored 15, seven by himself. the last 24 times they have won this particular game in the series they went on to win. the longest streak ist

antana coco yana striving hard. taking a hard fall on his cell phone. and lower back contusion. x-rays came back clear but he did not return. more injuries in this game, tyler diving for a loose ball, the right hand injured on the play. he would stay on the game but badly missed his three-pointer because he has a broken right hand. fourth quarter, miami up nine, jimmy butler game 35. game to win tonight in milwaukee. the series that between the a's and the beds here at home, on the anniversary of the 1973 world champions who beat the mets. raleigh in the house, reggie jackson throwing a strike. bottom eight down down the gap of the left a'kehe.

trying to close it down.danny go pete alonso who ties things out. major league eight homer, this is where the mets scored at the top of the 10. a's have the chance to walk it off, but a grounder ended it. lost 10-11, with the cubs coming to town tomorrow. sleepy sparky hoping for baseball there in motown with the giants-psychic -- but the giants-tigers finale has been postponed. they were trying to squeeze that in between a home game against the a's on july 25. san francisco opening up a series in m

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>> a grand finale parade to celebrate the two weekend long northern california cherry blossom festival. ♪ deon: thous gathered in the streets of san francisco to see today's parade. dozens of community organizations trail through with music at cars and pounds of

street performances. it all kicked off at civic center, making its way down to japantown for a final submission. this festival commemorates the alliance between the u.s. and japan and celebrates japanese american culture. nice with the weather spencer. >> i take cash out. just a bit of a day for a parade and any kind of outdoor activity. just a place you want to be. could be a little bit longer. deon: that's true. at least it is not right. we will take it. spencer, thank you. ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪

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