area. this is abc7news. >> bay area hip-hop legend e-40 ejected from last nights warriors playoff game. a witness gives a seven news at 11 removal from that game. a case of racial bias, abc seven news tonight it all and has a reaction from the rapper himself. commenting on this one,often sea gains. many questions now over what happens. tense moments between some kings fans and bay area rapper e 40 or earl street and in the moments before he was kicked out of the golden one center saturday night in sacramento. the warriors and kings opened up

their playoff series. e-40 was told to leave during the fourth quarter. >> he's like an uncle to me. i just made sure he was good and our guys took care of him. reporter: at one point a female fan is recording on her phone and having words with e-40. minutes later he is escorted out. e-40 released a statement saying, on saturday night i was subjected to disrespectful heckling over the course of the warriors-kings game in sacramento. during the fourth quarter i turned around and adjust one -- addressed one heckler in an assertive but polite manner. security saw a disagreement between a white woman and a black man and assumed i was at fault. the rapper saying racial bias remains prevalent. a kings fan and e him before the situation unfolded, before the argument said e-40 was standing in the

front row with the man he went to the game with. some fans told them to sit down. >> e-40 turned around and use some words i should not probably repeat toward the fans, which is all documented on the video. there was back-and-forth between the fans that were seated behind e-40. e-40 and the person who was with him. reporter: the interaction continued. security got word of what was going on and spoke with e-40. >> they were trying to see if you would sit down. that did not happen. e-40 never sat down. reporter: there was an argument and a short time later. e-40 was escorted out. the kings released a statement saying the sacramento kings take these claims seriously and are investigating the facts and

circumstances regarding the ass moay. moving on now, months after mass shootings and montere park at half moon bay, members of the api community are calling on banks to stop financing gun manufacturers. as tara campbell reports, the community is being backed by powerful young advocates. reporter: francisco's a api community calling out banks backing gun manufacturers. the api victory -- aapi on wells fargo to cut all ties with the industry. >> what we are trying to bring to light is that as asian americans we have the power to stop a lot of this.

instour dollars, where we depost our paychecks. reporter: mass shootings in monterey park and half moon bay involving the aapi community propelling the campaign and the youth led march for our lives is getting behind. >> supporting efforts around the campaign to call out wells fargo for funding the gun industry and emphasize the fact they stand in solidarity with the aapi community, yet they are funding the weapons that impact folks in that community. reporter: wells fargo says in part, we listen carefully to all voices and 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 industry's top financer. the bank's ceo saying its relationship with the nra

was declining but activists like 16-year-old ana park street its t .te sponsors accountable is so important and that is why we need to call them out at rallies like this. so important for everyone to get involved. dion: when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping make a difference in your community. check out our list of resources on how to find your ally at abc7news.com/take action. a search is on for a man who broke into a home and sexually assaulted a person inside. oakland police say it happened at 3:00 wednesday morning. the men got into the home on -- into the h an open window. he is described as a muscular black man with a goatee and a tattoo that reads fear no evil on his upper back. investigators ask anyone who may know him to give them a call.

teachers in the oakland unified school district are set to vote whether to organize and authorize a work stoppage. contract negotiations with the district have gone on for six months now and there is still no deal. the school board has approved a package of was it -- budget reductions for next school year designed to make room for teacher pay raises. union representatives say increases in school funding should be enough to compensate those teachers. police are investigating more slideshow activity in san francisco and the east bay. the first of the sideshows reportedly happened just after 11:30 last night at dolores and 16th street in san francisco. there was another is and oakland on sixth and market street three hours later. in that incident a police helicopter circled overhead as spectators lit fire rings and set off fireworks and drivers to doughnuts in the intersection. oakland police said they seized

and towed several vehicles involved. neighbors and advocates stood together demanding safer streets for all but not everyone agreed on how to make that happen. here is abc reporter cornell barnard. >> if it was up to me we would walk back to seventh and mission claim our streets back. reporter: neighborhood activist ricci wynne and demanding safer streets saying drug use is out of control. >> everyday working families are walking by these drug scenes. >> there are children in this building. you need to take that somewhere else. using this dope right here. reporter: he has posted to social media has exchanges with suspected drug dealers and users in front of his apartment house. >> we cannot ignore the problem anymore. we have to come together as san franciscans to face the issues. reporter: advocates believe the fix should include greater

police staffing and greater consequences for drug dealing. >> i come from a long line of people who used to use in my family and when they used and got caught with drugs, they went to jail. it got them clean. >> the neighborhoods cannot be the place where we are just letting this happen. public drug use. reporter: supervisor matt dorsey says the fentanyl crisis has reached epidemic proportions. >> i'm going to support and supervise consumption facilities and i know that is something a lot of people don't want to hear but we have to do both. reporter: the mayor requested federal help from the doj to arrest and prosecute drug dealers. da brooke jenkins welcomes the partnership. >> we are not going to do this alone given how much it exploded the last couple years. i'm doing my level best along with sfpd but we would love support and assistance from the federal government. reporter: not everyone at this rally support of the message. this man was shouted down.

>> you want to walk up to people who need help -- i'm the problem? reporter: meanwhile the debate continues on how to stop a drug crisis. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: budweiser is trying to fight off a conservative led boycott of one of its beers. the latest move by the company after backlash over a sponsorship deal with a controversial transgender influencer. the vice president made a surprise stop in california. the cause she came out to support. and what has 33 main engines and is poised to make space exploration history? details on a big launch. >> light showers are coming way. i will show you when, where, and how much to expect.

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dion: the ceo of budweiser's parent company is responding to outrage over a transgender activist. one liquor stores and sentences goes hayes valley says sales of bud light have been down since the sponsorship with dylan mulvaney was announced. brendan wentworth posted open letter on the company's twitter account, it says in part, we never intended to be part of a discussion that divides people. we are in the business of bringing people together over a beer. budweiser released a new patriotic add on friday. now to the ongoing battle over abortion rights. vice-president kamala harris surprise reproductive rights activists at a rally in los

angeles. the vice president urged demonstrators to keep rallying and backed them on their stance against reproductive control. her appearance yesterday follows a texas judge's ruling against the use of the abortion pill mr. stone amy klobuchar joint this week this morning and was asked about calls from democrats for dianne feinstein to resign. she is the oldest sitting member of congress. she has not voted since late february while recovering from a case of shingles. she has missed 60 votes including roughly two dozen in the important senate judiciary committee which is stalling the confirmation of president biden's federal judge appointees. >> we are going to need her vote on the senate floor eventually. we have things like the debt ceiling coming up.

what we need to do is take her at her word, she's recovering from shingles. if this goes on month after month, she's going to have to make a decision with her family and her friends about what her future holds. dion: feinstein is working from home in san francisco. she insists she will return to the senate. in the meantime she has asked chuck schumer to temporarily appoint a replacement on the judiciary committee so the judicial appointees can be confirmed. it could be easier said than done because to appoint a replacement, schumer will need bipartisan support. this tuesday will mark 117 years since the deadly earthquake and fire in san francisco. a ceremony to commemorate the anniversary will take place on market street. it will start at 5:12 the same time the earthquake rocked the city in 1906.

it is the oldest surviving monument from that day. willie brown encourages everyone to come out. >> i have been here consistently for multiple years at 5:00. in san always a party. dion: following the event there is a repainting ceremony, the famous golden fire hydrant between 20th and church street. in the north bay the snow a community center was turned into a petting zoo but there were no animals. ♪ dion: the organization keep music alive hosted what it calls a musical instrument petting zoo. the event gives kids a chance to get their hands on guitars and keyboards and several kinds of instruments. volunteer teaching assistants help guide children who are 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. happening tomorrow, spacex could take its most daring leap yet. an around the world test of its mammoth starship, the biggest rocket ever built with the lofty goals of ferrying people to the moon and mars. jutting almost 400 feet into the south texas guy, spacex is planning for a lunch tomorrow with no one on board. elon musk's space the starship with millions of pounds of thrust. you are seeing earlier versions of the upper stage rocket. the next launch will be the first with starship's two sections together. stargazers are in for a treat. a meteor shower returned yesterday and continues for two weeks. it's an annual event each april when earth runs into debris from

the comet. nasa says the very best time to look for -- to look up is around midnight. the meteor shower can produce up to 20 meteors at our -- meteors per hour at its peak. nasa suggest pulling out binoculars on the 26th and 27th when a half-moon will be visible. let's hope for good weather during that time. spencer: clear skies to give us a good view of the celestial events taking place. a lot going on. the weather is pretty agreeable so far. dion: we will keep our fingers crossed. spencer: we have winds that are combing down a bit -- calming down a bit. only san francisco has winds over 20 miles per hour. basically the winds are relatively light. the 24 hour temperature change shows it is warmer now in

virtually all bay area locations by a few degrees than at this time last night. let's take a live view over san francisco. 51 degrees in the city. low to mid 50's at oakland, palo alto, san jose, mountain view, and half moon bay. this is the view from the emeryville camera. 50 degrees at santa rosa in fairfield. 54 in novato. low 50's at napa, concorde, and livermore. from our exploratorium camera across the bay come out over portions of the bay, mainly clear skies, but you see risky clouds developing. we can expect increasing high clouds overnight. possible showers and/or sprinkles tomorrow night into tuesday. much warmer by the end of the week. for the first few days of this week, it will be cooler than average. here is our forecast animation for overnight conditions starting at midnight. notice the increase in high clouds and a few low clouds as well. we will start the day tomorrow

morning with mixed sky conditions. some clouds, some sun, and clouds will continue increasing later in the day. overnight low temperatures will be in the low to mid 40's in the north bay. other inland areas, mainly mid 40's. tomorrow, bright skies but with increasing clouds. we will see high temperatures at 53 at half moon bay. around the bay shoreline look for upper 50's. 58 at oakland. . in the north bay we will see highs of 63 in santa rosa but also 68 san rafael. south bay, 61 at san jose, 62 at morgan hill. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, clouds continue to increase and by early evening we will see light showers and sprinkles from the northwest moving through the north bay but also pushing -- some of those showers -- south from the golden gate to the peninsula. as we look to the morning hours

on tuesday we will see a clearing pattern but with trailing sprinkles and showers going into the late afternoon and early evening tuesday. rainfall totals only about 100th of an inch in most locations that have measurable rainfall. late monday night into early tuesday, a sprinkles, light scattered showers. after that, sunny days going into next weekend. look at the warm-up starting thursday. friday and saturday we expect high temperatures in the upper 70's, low 60's on the coast. that is spring like weather. the first couple days of the week will be cooler than average. dion: agreeable as a good word. thanks. just ahead, sports teams during a doubl

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dion: oakland got a double dose of championship spirit from two teams celebrating state titles. we love to see it. mayor sheng thao joined in the celebration of oakland tech's girls and oakland high school's boys basketball teams. both teams were the guests of honor at a parade this afternoon. last month in sacramento the tech girls won their first title in five years and the boys from oakland high brought home the schools first ever state title. speaking of sports, the warriors kings playoff series resumes tomorrow in san francisco and chris alvarez joins us with a preview of sports. chris: the kings won game one but this is a playoff series, the first of four. why there is no panic following game one's loss

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win percentage after a ls. ood lk phen curry whscor a team-high 30 points including the game-high six triples. the warriors had a double-digit lead. klay thompson also added 21 points. he had five from downtown. including last night's loss this is the third time in the steve kerr era the warriors have lost game one of a playoff series. >> every game is important. i do not ever say anything is must win until you have three losses. then it is must win. but we have been through everything in the last decade with this team. these guys know what it is about. you take it a day at a time. everything else is hyperbole and you do not worry about any of that. >> you stay calm in the face of

adversity. you don't panic when it does not go your way. you just be yourself. do those things and we will be great. the game is going to slow down as the series progresses. so it just gets a little more physical. it's the playoffs. you have to win anyway you can. chris: against the clippers. third quarter, chris paul throws it between the legs. the defender finding tori craig for the basket. phoenix erased a 15 point deficit to take a nine point lead but kawhi leonard was a problem. two big threes late. let excess six point lead. but durant answers. phoenix within three. he had a game-high or a team-high 27, excuse me. under 15 seconds, devon booker driving and russell westbrook

the block, knocks it off booker to give l.a. possession. a brutal shooting night but won the game right there. the clippers take game one. >> whatever is needed of me to win a game, i do it. i am just grateful that the team and the staff believe in me regardless of whether my shots fall. >> it is a long series. anything can happen in playoffs. we are guaranteed to play another game so we have to go back to the drawing board. chris: the a's and the mets, the a's honoring the anniversary of the world series champions who beat the nets. reggie jackson, series m.v.p. throwing out a strike for the first pitch. to the game, bottom eight down to p1. shane lingle layers. the a's with a 3-2 lead.

danny gimenez trying to close it out but pete alonso ties things up. an eighth homer to deep center. we go to extras where the mets score at the top of the 10th. the a's with a chance to walk it off but two on and two out and the ground out will end it. they have lost 10 of 11. the giants were rained out in detroit. dion: teenager in kansas city shot after going to the wrong house. now people are rallying behind the teen. protesters say justice is not being served. also ahead. >> it looks like it should be in dubai or the uae but not in the sunset across from the zoo. dion: neighbors are not the only ones who don't like a plan for a towering residential high-rise at this spot in san francisco. a closer look at the development one supervisor calls ridiculous.

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. dion: the biden administration and defense officials are demanding answers as to how massachusetts air national guardsmen injected shira was able to leak classified u.s. documents. failed and called for people to be fired. ike ejiochi has the latest on the fallout. reporter: faced a judge as the investigation continues into how the 21-year-old was allegedly able to leak hundreds of classified documents. the criminal complaint discloses he helped top secret clearance -- he held top-secret clearance since 2021. senator lindsey graham, a former south carolina air national guardsmen himself said he did not have the kind of intelligence access to share what he had while he was in the military. >> i would be surprised if i had that information.

the system failed. this is a major failure. people need to be fired over this. reporter: the security clearance level lola required a background check but those checks might not capture interactions online. questions continue over how he was allegedly able to print and upload photos of documents to the online platform discord for months before the pentagon noticed. senator graham taking aim at the right. >> there is no justification and for any member of congress to suggest it is ok to leak classified information because you agree with the calls is terribly irresponsible and puts america in serious danger. reporter: texiera faces 15 year behind bars if convicted charged with unauthorized retention and transmission of classified documents. texiera has not entered a plea. his next court appearance is scheduled. dion: u.s. officials confirmed

to abc news that u.s. forces conducted a raid against isis militants in syria. three people were killed in the operation. a spokesperson for u.s. central command says the raid resulted in the probable death of a senior isis serial leader and operational planner responsible for planning terror attacks in the middle east and europe. there were no u.s. casualties. in the north african nation of sudan, violence is said to be spiraling out of control as part of a deadly power struggle. more than 80 people have been killed and hundreds are believed to be injured. tanks are rolling through the capital city of khartoum with fighter jets circling overhead. a tourist from the u.s. says she has no easy option for have to get home. >> there were people running. you saw jets and it looked like all out war. happening right there. dion: violence stems from conflict involving the defective

leader of sudan who is in charge -- the de facto leader of sudan who is in charge of the army. he is at war with his deputy and a powerful paramilitary group. a 16-year-old black teenager in kansas city was shot when he showed up at the wrong house. ralph jarl went to the wrong home while trying to pick up a sibling thursday night. a white man reportedly shot him in the head through the glass door and then again when he was bleeding out on the ground. police say the shooter had talked to investigators. he is not in jail and that has led to protests across the city. jarl is in the hospital and his family says he is recovering. developing news. mourners filled a church parking lot in dadeville, alabama to remember the four people killed and 28 injured during a shooting at a teenager's birthday party. police are trying to figure out what led to the gunfire inside a dance hall in dadeville, a small

community 60 miles from montgomery. among those killed, 18-year-old phil. del, a promising young football star who was headed to jacksonville university in the fall. the shooting took place at his sister's birthday party. >> take care of his mom. dion: authorities are asking the public for any information that could help with the investigation. moving now to those plans for a 50 story skyscraper in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. these are images of what the huge structure would look like. building would add 700 apartments and be located on slope boulevard between 46th and 47th avenue. suzanne phan takes a closer look at this proposal. reporter: what do you think about this? >> is out of scale to the area. reporter: imagine a skyscraper

going up at the garden center at 2700 sloat blvd. 55 stories. >> that does not make sense for an area like this. reporter: the proposal calls for 712 apartments, 15,000 square feet of retail space, 100 13 affordable units, bike parking, and a car basement. we showed neighbors artist renderings of the project. >> i don't know how the footprint is sustainable out here. >> it looks like it should be in the uae but not across from the zoo. reporter: we reached out to the developer, but have not heard back. san francisco's p department director released this statement saying, quote, the proposed project is inconsistent with local zoning rules and state density bonus laws. it sets back efforts to add housing on the west side. and meet our housing element targets. frankly it is a distraction. local leaders agree. >> distraction from the housing

work we are doing. i do not think they are relying on any housing law i have authored as a legislator. i think they are relying on which has been around for 40 years. >> we need housing. that site needs housing. but to plop a salesforce tower there, it is ridiculous. reporter: in the past more than 1500 people signed a petition to stop a plan that would've put up a 12 story building in the same spot. suzanne pullen has lived in the outer sunset since 1993. >> i know there are issues with affordable housing. reporter: she says we need more housing but it has got to be sustainable. she says the new proposal is not the answer. >> it does not fit here in a visual way but it also -- it would change the entire community around here. the traffic. the walkable neighborhood. reporter: in san francisco,

suzanne phan, abc7news. dion: this year's coachella music festival is in its final minutes. we will learn about this year's surprise performance and the band that made history coming up next. >> we are looking at a few clouds overnight and maybe sprinkles early in the week. i will have the forecast coming up.

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dion: a grand finale parade to celebrate northern california cherry blossom festival. thousands of people as you c see gathered in the streets of san francisco to see today's parade. it kicked off at the civic center making its way down to japan town for the final celebration. the festival commemorates the alliance between the u.s. and japan and celebrates japanese american culture. ♪

♪ the company ♪ dion: opening weekend from one of the biggest music festivals of the year is down to its last few songs. coachella once again took over the desert near palm springs. k pop group black pink made history as the first korean group to headline coachella. blink 182 was a surprise addition to the lineup. the last act on the main stage is frank ocean who has not performed in concert since 2019. the festival continues for a second weekend next weekend. they are partners at home and now these two will be committed to work together. mark consuelo says settling in tomorrow morning as the next host of live. he has filled in dozens of times but now he will take a permanent seat alongside his wife kelly ripa. abc news entertainment reporter sandy kenya has a treatment.

reporter: mark had practice cohosting live with kelly ripa. when the suggestion came that he do it permanently, they both had the same reaction. >> are they crazy? >> that was universal. it was like, no, that's a terrible idea. >> the pros and cons, it apparent there are a lot of pros. reporter: 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 fun. reporter: 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 say, no. the less he thinks it is a live tv program, the better off we will all be. reporter: after six years sitting next to her friend, kelly says the mug was passed to the right person. >> he's very much in the grand

tradition of ryan seacrest before him. authentic, totally comfortable being himself. reporter: and expressing his opinion. >> that's going to be great for me because we have such differing opinions about most everything. like with every marriage, there is a cnn yang -- there is a yin and yang. reporter: i'm sandy kenyon, abc7news. dion: they do have so much chemistry. live with kelly and mark premieres tomorrow. you can watch them weekdays at 9:00 a.m. on abc 7. spencer: would you anchor with your husband? dion: i know lynn does not like being on tv, my husband is the same way. even when we take a picture it is not the same thing. spencer: same thing with her.

40's, tomorrow the upper 50's to low 60's. the accuweather 7-day forecast looks good. maybe a sprinkle or two tuesday but then sunny skies into next weekend and a warm up. how is that? dion: not bad. thank you. 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. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power.

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former college teammate hosting a post game panel on autism acceptance night. >> as an advocate you want to make this an everyday thing. make sure the awareness and acceptance continues every day. events like this push for that every day. >> a lot of times people don't know what autism is. it is up to us to educate people. reporter: draymond's journey with autism started in college. he found out -- was on the autism spectrum and since then he has seemed to be an advocate. >> just to see someone smile, some of these kids, young adults, smiling, it is so important. you never know what they are going through in life. just to bring some excitement to their lives is always important to me. reporter: they are planning to coinue to shinen arenes and accep ung izns like thist

or is opening the doors for others to follow. i think it is an amazing thing. we really need it. >> for me putting smiles on people's faces, as long as you inspire one person everywhere you go, if i can walk out knowing i have inspired one person come my time -- one person, my time in san francisco was successful. chris: the lakers and the grizzlies from memphis, midway through the first, lebron james, a steal, coast-to-coast, and showtime. he had 21. memphis led by six at the half. midway through the fourth, ja morant goes down hard landing on his already injured right hand. his status for game two is unknown. jaren jackson junior trying to keep memphis in this. his first 30 point playoff game.

the grizzlies down one. austin reeves scoring 14. 7-0 run all by himself. the lakers win. game two, wednesday night. east first round, the buc hosting the heat. giannis takes a hard fall, lower back contusion. x-rays came back clear but he did not return to the game. final minute of the first half, tyler herro diving, right injured on the play. he would stay in the game then badly missed this three-point shot. he officially has a broken right hand and will be out for some time. miami up nine, closing time for jimmy butler who scored 35. the heat win. game two wednesday night. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thanks.

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