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over continued stereotyping of the arab and muslim communities. > we have been following the story and we want to warn you that it contains graphic language. >> i know those police officers and to know they were sexualizing me and being racist towards me and community members was horrifying. >> six years ago, she was named antioch's youth leader of the year. last week, she was identified as a target in a 21-page report detailing a texting scandal at the antioch police department, stating that sergeant just eng josh evans sta very violated and traumatized, so i do feel unsafe in the city. >> she was born in the u.s. to a muslim family that pakistani-afghan dissent and admits to having encounters with police, twice arrested for activism, but cleared of all

charges. still, she claims the text messages group her background makes her a target. >> when i read those text from the police officers, that isn't essentially the mentality they have come at that i am a domestic terrorist. >> the anti-arab anti-muslim biases demonstrated in the targeting of her is first and foremost inaccurate because she's not an arab/american but also reminiscent of how law enforcement treats our communities as all the same, all terrorists, all potentially violent. >> the executive director of care san francisco says they are concerned about the antioch police department texting scandal but also continuing stereotypes of arabs and muslims. after years of fighting surveillance at mosques in the travel ban, they are concerned that the per trail of muslims nationally affec law enforcement locally. >> we have worked a long time to

disentangle state, federal, local law enforcement, because state law enforcement tells us we are different. stories like this one, this targeting, what it shows us is that we may not be that different at all. >> she says she is not anti-police but faces harassment from people think that she is. she now plans to file a lawsuit against the antioch police department. >> if we don't change it, who will? >> a santa clara councilmember made his first court appearance today in a perjury case involving the 49ers come at the arraignment was postponed until may 3, and is accused of lying under oath about sharing confidential documents about the 49ers with the team and with the local media outlet. >> when you leak a confidential report to the target of that report, you have taken sides against santa clara county. >> becker and his attorney

declined to comment after the court appearance. the alleged light is being charged as a felony and that allegedly because a misdemeanor. then josé please have arrested -- san jose police have arrested four, after responding last night around 10:30. three people were arrested for abating police and another was taken in for a felony warrant. the mayor of san jose state it is part of a larger slideshow crackdown. >> we had a big sideshow and issued overg 700 citations. it was quiet. in a group came in and thought they could do it again and we had vehicles impounded and arrests made and that is what will happen if people come to san jose to raise. >> in a tweet, police say they issued 21 citations to spectators and three cars were impounded for 30 days. police are also investigating sideshows that their place in san francisco and oakland, the

first was bait saturday night in san francisco, and then there was another report in oakland that 6th street and market street early sunday morning. in that incident, a police helicopter circled overhead as spectators lit fires, set off fireworks and drivers the doughnuts in the intersection. oakland police say they several vehicles involved. >> ticking off the oakland plane week by -- clean week by launching a pothole blitz spewed we look at how much progress they have made. >> it drenched the bay area at the start of the year left behind pothole after pothole after pothole in oakland. >> from december through march 1, we were unable to implement any significant repair to the roadway infrastructure. >> the director that opens department of transportation fred kelley says that when it finally stopped raining but his crews got to work at the start of march, using funds from tax measure kk and measure u kicking

off a potholed blitz to attend to what he calls the most egregious of all potholes citywide. >> we are filling more potholes more so than ever before, right? 2700 potholes have been filled since march 1. >> while carews are making significant dent in the number of repairs to be made here in east oakland, a lot of the people we talked to said they had their work cut out for him. >> it's not enough. 2700 on the street. i'm sure. this >> person says that while potholes have been great for business, the damage has been much more than just tires. meaning, more money spent on repairs. >> i have had radiators correct. i have had suspensions get misaligned. we get it and we tried to be flexible and help the people and kind of reduce it and compete with the bigger companies. >> they are seeing more customers filing claims with the city to have them for the repair

bill. >> it is something we pay our taxes for, that these streets should be drivable without any hazards that is why city officials are encouraging anyone who sees a pothole in oakland to be proactive and report it right away to oak 311 amid this potholed blitz. >> [indiscernible] four fixing our potholes. >> new developments appeals court has overturned barclays ordinance banning natural gas lines in a new construction. it was a first of its kind ban in the country aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. barclays 2020 measure required new homes and commercial buildings that use entirely electrical lines, unless it could be constructed without natural gas piping. the day, the appeals court in san francisco ruled it conflicted with federal laws on energy efficiency. >> with more than 10,000 total

members of the santa clara county community expensing homelessness, leaders say they need funding to find solutions to end the crisis. today, the county received millions from the federal government to continue its mission of getting people housed in the south bay. dustin dorsey has the details. >> santa clara county continues to innovate solutions to help end of the homelessness crisis. today, the united states department of housing and urban development made their investment towards that goal. >> decades of underinvestment in housing and services have created a very tall and steep mountain to climb, but we have in fact begun climbing that mountain together. >> santa clara county received $11,000,109,104 in grant money and 51 stability housing vouchers to continue work addressing unsheltered homelessness. since 2020, the county connected more than 10,000 people with permanent housing but the work is not done. >> despite the success, there are still thousands of people experiencing homelessness in our community, and tens of thousands

more who are at risk of being pushed into homelessness. this funding will help us do more. >> the money will go towards a variety of supportive services and outreach programs like $2.1 million towards 54 households in the community currently under construction, and $5.4 million allocated toward expanding the destination home climate engagement services to serve more than 800,000 household's across the county. >> our county has been strong leading with the lived experience, and there are groups of people who are formally and currently homeless who are out in the encampments every single week engaging alongside the more traditional outreach teams and helping people to get out of the streets and have the basic essentials that they need to survive. >> with this funding, the mayor of san jose helps the region can continue to restore hope to many in the community. >> what we are here to celebrate is an incredible partnership across levels of government and including our nonprofit partners

in creating pathways off of our streets out of homelessness to greater security and to the opportunity to lead a full life. >> something everyone in our community deserves. >> this weeken beautiful, but we do have wet weather in the forecast. >> i just washed my car. >> aww. >> ed never fails. if you wash your car, you -- it never fails. if you wash your car, you know there will be wet weather. let me show you alive picture from the mount tam cam, gray skies, clouds gathering as a cold front is on its way. live doppler 7 you will notice mostly just a combination of clear sky and cloud cover. we do not have the rain yet, but that front is along the northern california coast, and as the trough pushes that front through, we notice a few showers

show up, not widespread as we had ford's 8:00, the north facing showers tonight at 11:30 around the east heading towards the south bay very spotty in nature going into tomorrow morning. i will let you know how long and how much rain we are talking about coming right up. >> thank you. sounds good. in mendocino county sheriff's detectives are investigating the death of a 16-year-old girl who has been identified as ruby sky monta longo. her uncle found her body saturday morning in an empty field and cabello after she did not come home friday night. during the investigation of the detectives learned the victim had been hanging out with a 15-year-old girl and they believe that 15-year-old girl killed her. she has now been arrested and booked into juvenile hall on a murder charge. >> in oakland, the search is on for them and who broke into a home and sexually assaulted a person inside. police say it happened around 3:00 wednesday morning as the men entered the home through an open window, about a block off piedmont avenue.

police describe the attacker as a muscular built black man in his 20's with a goatee and tattoo that reads, fear no evil on his upper back. investigators ask anyone who may know him to give them a call. >> coming up, switching gears and going live to sacramento, as the words look to bounce back from the game one loss to the kings. abc7news chris alvarez joins us with a live report from golden one arena we r

>> we are less than two hours away from tip-off for game two between the warrior/kings. in sacramento as they look to even up the series and we have a good feeling about this one. >> yes. >> yeah, i have a good feeling about this game for the warriors. we are so close to the court we almost got hit by basketball. that's not the kind of action

you can get anywhere else. warriors have been good about adjustments, especially in the past decade. the warriors have never started down 0-2 in this era they are trying to avoid that tonight. steve kerr and the warriors getting ready. they were loose after game one. i was in the locker room. you could tell they were confident about what will happen with his team. they were playing music today and the shoot-around. the vibe is light and the team is locked in. >> you get to tense and when the game comes you are just off your square of the bit, so we do a great job keeping the vibe light, but when it is time to lock in, we lock in. >> it will be a long game. it was loud the other day. that is how it would be over here. just pay attention to small details. >> whatever the result is, we go back to work the next day and

keep doing that over and over until the series is over and everything else is just hyperbole and you don't worry about that. >> so if the warriors win tonight, they head home for two games, game three thursday, game four sunday, and if the warriors win the series, they will have to win at least one game in this building. game five i. first thing first, get a win tonight. i will be back tonight for sportscenter and at 11:00 we will wrap up the day. back to you. >> thank you. bay area rapper e40 attend after being kicked out of saturday's game. he says after being disrespectfully heckled for most of the game, he turned around during the fourth quarter to confront another fan, when officials intervened and which led to a tense exchange of words and they removed him from the stands. he described the incident as an example of racial bias.

the sacramento kings say they are investigating the facts and circumstances regarding the situation. >> stay with abc 7 for more nba playoffs. on friday, the cavaliers and the new york knicks within sunday at 9:30 a.m., followed by four of kings-warriors. if you don't have tickets to watch it, do not worry. just tune into abc 7. >> time is running out if you're buying an electric cart to get the rebate, the changes coming soon you will need to know before you , next. 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?

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>> an incentive that god car buyers to go electric will be going away. >> the federal tax credit that many new electric vehicles can get will be cut down significant. >> zach fuentes has more on why its vethlifa more and more peope turned to electric vehicles, a move many say has been cost-saving in the long run.

>> the car itself expensive as they used to be. >>, a big incentive to go electric has been the $7,500 federal tax credit. i drive a kia and it off the price of my car. >> starting tuesday, new ev models are allowed to get the credit moving forward, some would qualify for the credit at all and others will only get half because the act has set new rules for ev battery points and minerals and where they can come from a push to get more parts manufactured in the u.s., though a full list expected tuesday, this is a look at some of the manufacturers and models that so far still qualify for a full and half tax credits, including some models made by cadillac and chevrolet, chrysler, some by ford, jeep/lincoln, as well as multiple tesla models. local book renewable energy advocate, marina wears many hats when it comes advocating for

cleaner alternatives including a seat on san jose's clean energy advisory commission says new regulations are critical move as manufacturers work to meet the criteria to also be eligible for the federal tax credit. >> in addition, people need to remember the california tax rebates have not changed. next credits have not changed. so if they buy a different car, they can still get tax credits. she points out some important caveats to the new rules as it relates to buying a new car or leasing. >> use cars will be eligible with a full $1000 tax credit. let's say you want to buy a kia, which is not eligible, you can release a kia and still get the tax rebate through the dealer. >> rebate or not, many understate the incentive to go electric is still the car itself. >> you are still saving money going electric and that is still a better way. >> all right, speaking of maybe we should call it the car washing forecast. [laughter] >> i should have waited a day. sandhya: you know what, you

should probably wash your car in the middle of this date next time. yeah, drier weather later on this week, but i want to show your live picture now. we will talk about what is happening right now. look at some people entering santa cruz right now. this is the view from the live cam with their looking towards the beach. it is looking beautiful. it is choppy waters in custody was 25 miles per hour, 22 sfo, and in concord all the way towards livermore, a nice onshore breeze which is why temperatures are running lower compared to 24 hours ago. 8° cooler in santa rosa. 5° cooler in livermore. there is a cold front coming in. we are not expecting a lot, but certainly producing some rain and snow showers towards the north. we have cloud cover overhead now. rain is on the way, but if you are going to watch the game

take the jacket, because tip-off 7:00 tonight going from partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and certainly breezy and cool. only in the low 50's this evening as we look at this live view from east bail host -- bay hills looking towards mount diablo with 60 right now and 60 and josé and half moon bay is 54. from the oakland airport camera, looking back toward san francisco as clouds are gathering. upper 50's from santa rosa to napa, fairfield, concord, livermore only 57, temperatures running way behind where they should be for april, live view from arcadia roof cam, you will notice a pretty mix of sunshine and clouds. hit-or-miss showers tonight through early tomorrow morning, remains below-average through midweek, and sunny and much warmer for the end of the workweek. let's time this out. 6:00 tonight with the rain line north. none :00 p.m., the north facing spotty showers at 11:30 crossing points of the east bay and the

peninsula into santa cruz, and as we head towards 4:00 a.m. tomorrow the parts of the south and east bay looking at spotty showers. is this a big rain event? no. sprinkles or spotty showers and not everyone will get rain. tomorrow evening, one more batch of showers coming through mendocino county and then we are done. in terms of rainfall totals, one 100th of an inch to 1200s of an inch near clear lake in 1600s in ukiah, this era, winter weather advisory until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow with four to 10 inches of snow in the snow about 4500 feet but trade cements down to about 3000 feet. morning temperatures in the 30's and 40's and yes you will need a jacket as we head towards tomorrow afternoon and hang onto the jacket because it would be cool, low 50's low 60's. the accuweather 7-day forecast featuring showers early, mid 50's low 60's, bright and breezy, but a little bit warmer midweek. much warmer friday, saturday, we are talking 80's. >> what? sandhya: low to mid 60's coast

side. there will be a swing in temperatures. if you wash your car, you may not getting showers. >> i don't wash my car. >> i did not say i wash my car. [laughter] >> ok. we will be right b it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org

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>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. a 16-year-old is shot in the head and arm ringing the doorbell on the way home. he was there to pick up a sibling. the homeowner fired through a door. tonight they revealed charges against the homeowner. what happened when the boy ran for help after being shot, turned away three times at different homes. alex perez standing by live in kansas city. also, a deady mass shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama. four people killed, more than two dozen injured. among the dead, a young man set to start college on a football scholarship. elwyn lopez is an alabama. in new york city, the fbi accusing china of running a secret