for a wildfire season, but with the historic weather this year, we face a different danger. >> we reached out to experts for their take on the latest predictions. >> i know from walking my dog in the hills that the grasses are knee-high and still growing. there will be plenty of available fuel, so there is cause for concern. >> fire experts weighed in on the fire forecast, which predicts that in california, 400,000 to 1,000,000 acres will burn, putting the state at average or slightly above average for fire danger later in the summer. to put that in perspective, nearly 1,000,000 acres burned in the dixie fire in 2021. >> we should not expect big fires in july, which is different from the previous years. > fuel moisture is high

prlems arise oncedries >> out. it'great deal for grazing cattle, also there is a lot to burn, so you would tend to have more intense and sprouts are fighting fires and grassland areas. >> we have downed trees from the wind damage, so there will be fuel there. those areas will hold onto moisture later into the season and as you go into the sierras, there is a different dynamic because the snow cap will retarded problematic fire spread until later in the season. >> the odds are it is a lower fire year because of the higher snowpack. > we can always have high fire danger because it is the driest time of the year. >> the take away message is it is all green now, but if you live by grassy hillsides but

it's important to cup the growth this year -- cut the growth this er ls ree did areas than there has been in a long time. -- forested areas and there has been in a long time. >> fire danger is not something i on our minds, but there is rain in the forecast. sandhya: absolutely. it is a little bit, that is the key in the bay area as we check out live doppler 7 now. we do have clouds, but the rain is to the north with the cold front coming in on why doppler seven showing you thunderstorms -- live doppler 7 showing you thunderstorms up north. hour by hour, 9:00, the north bay sees some showers that shift towards 1130 into the east bay on the peninsula, not widespread, but spotty in nature going into the 5:00 hour

tomorrow morning over mount hamilton, could see a mix of rains/no if it's cold enough, so keep that in mind that the snow level will be coming down. i will let you know about some major changes coming later this week. >> sounds good. thank you. san jose police arrested four people in connection with a sideshow last night around 10:30 . three people were arrested for evading police while another was taken in for a felony warrant. san jose's mayor says it is part of the larger sideshow crackdown. >> last week, we issued 700 citations. it was quiet, then a group came into the city last night and thought they could do it again, we had vehicles impounded and arrests made, and that is what will happen. >> officers issued a citation to 21 spectators and three cars were impounded for 30 days.

don't forget that you can use the abc7news neighborhood safety tracker to look up crimes where you live. we have data for san francisco, san jose, oakland, and working dad more cities at the home page of our website abc7news.com. >> a santa clara city council member made his first appearance in court today. he is accused of lying under oath about sharing confidential documents about the 49ers with the team and a local media outlet. >> when you leak a confidential report to the target of that report, you have taken sides against a santa clara county. -- against a santa clara county. declined to comment in the alleged light is being charged as a felony in the alleged leak is a misdemeanor. santa clara county received millions of dollars from the federal government to continue its mission of getting people off the streets and into

housing. abc7news reported dustin dorsey has details on how this will build a better bay area. >> santa clara county continues to innovate solutions to help and the homelessness crisis. the day, the united states department of housing and urban development made their investment toward cycle. >> decades of underinvestment in housing and services have created a tall and steep mountain to climb, but we have in fact begun climbing that mountain together. >> hud selected santa clara county to receive over $11 million in grant money and 51 stability housing vouchers to continue work addressing homelessness. the county has helped to connect more than 10,000 people with permanent housing, but the work is not done. >> despite the success, there are thousands experiencing homelessness in our community and attends of thousands -- tens of thousands of more at risk of

being pushed into homelessness. this funding will help us do more. >> money goes toward supportive reach pr like 54 households in one community currently under construction and 5.4 one million dollars allocated towards expanding the destination home alliant engagement services to serve more than 800 households across the county. >> our community has been strong leading with lived experience and there are groups of people formerly and currently homeless and the encampments every week engaging alongside traditional outreach teams and helping people to get off the streets and have the basic essentials they need to survive. >> the s region can continue to restore that hope to many in the community with this funding. >> we are here to celebrate a partnership across government and including our nonprofit partners in creating off of our street out of homelessness to greater security

and to the opportunity to lead a full life. >> something everyone in our community deserves. >> now santa clara county has more homeless than any other county in the bay area and the only county to top 10,000 homeless according to last year's count, a homeless senses done every two years to qualify for federal hud funding. the vast majority are unsheltered and most have been homeless for more than a year. when surveyed, the loss of a job was most likely the reason they become homeless, and most cannot afford rent. that is why they are still in the street. 84 percent are interested in permanent housing. to see more of how santa clara's homeless population compared to other bay counties over the years to check out this article at abc7news.com. >> the city of oakland kick off its first annual one oakland sprinkling this week -- spring cleaning this week by launching

a potholed blitz. we look at how much progress they've made. >> atmospheric river's which drenched the bay area left behind pothole after potholed after potholed in oakland. >> from december through march 1, we were unable to implement any significant repair to the roadway infrastructure. >> the director of the department of transportation fred kelly said that his crews got to work at the start of march when it stopped raining using funding from kk and measure u, now kicking off a potholed blitz to attend to the most egregious of all pothole citywide. >> they are filling more potholes, more so than ever before, 2700 potholes have been filled since march 1. >> while crews art making a significant dent in the number of repairs to be made in east oakland, a lot of the people we talked to said they have their work cut out for them. >> ed is not enough.

700 on the street. i am sure. >> he 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 radiators cracked, this is pensions get misaligned -- the suspensions get misaligned. we just try to help the people and reduce the prices and compete with the bigger companies. >> he is noticing that more customers are finding claims with the city to have them foot the repair bill. >> it is something we pay our taxes for was that these streets should be drivable without hazardous conditions. >> that is why city officials are encouraging anyone who sees that pothole and open to be proactive and report it right away to oak 311 amid this potholed blitz. >> thank you for fixing our potholes. >> coming up

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>> the san francisco school board is considering a bond measure for improvements worth $1.7 billion, however, it does not include a new roof for the school of arts, which had been promised to voters in 2016. our senior education reporter

joins us live now in the newsroom. you are hearing from voters who feel cheated. >> people have been telling me they are in the dark about the future plans for the school of arts. some have said to me didn't it get dealt party? -- built already? it was supposed to, but some of the money was used for upgrades and filtration systems and the list goes on so the question is now will the school be built like the voters want it? it is located in an isolated area of san francisco and many have argued it should be at the heart of the arts community and close proximity to the opera, ballet, the symphony hall and the san francisco jazz center. >> if you can walk across the street and watch a dress rehearsal or have a master class , you will come away with

experiences that you will never forget. >> that is an arts advocate who in 2016, like thousands of san franciscans, voted to fund a new location for the school and an arts center to serve all public school students at 135 -- avenue. it was a $744 million bond of which $100 million would go towards the construction of the school and center, except that the money got diverted to other projects. >> i won't say i feel cheated, but i feel disheartened and i think they deserve better. >> with the money that the school for the city matching private donors but failed to do so despite having the support of huge artists. few voters today realize that what they voted on in 2016 never got built. when the money got diverted with

the director of the california education partners was quoted as saying, we have schools that have immediate needs that absolutely have to be addressed. this in no way closes the door on future bond programs raising money for the school of the arts, except that, again voters failed to note that the school board would soon be presented with a $1.7 billion facilities master plan to improve structural conditions with their existing schools, without any of the money going to build the new school and arts center, as promised in 2016. a former school board member -- >> that is a tremendous oversight. how can you ■say thisisa master plan for facilities and leave out one project which the strict has been committed to for decades. here is what the superintendent told me during an interview

shortly after taking office less than a year ago. >> not only do i want to support that school, but i want to make sure we're providing art opportunities for all kids in all our schools because it is a path to success and to developing the critical thinking skills and problem solving skills we have in our high school graduate profile, so it is a priority to support our arts programs. > that was the superintendent in july 2022. now the facilities master plan has not been finalized but there is no money included for the construction of the school of the arts. it will be presented to the board in may and the hope is that somehow it gets added in per the wishes of the voters. >> all right. we shall see. thank you. leanne has been reporting on bay area school issues for decades, and that is why she is our senior education reporter. you can get in touch with her

online. >> the $7,500 federal tax credit that got many car buyers to go electric is going away for many models starting tomorrow, due to new rules implemented by the inflation reduction act which requires a percentage of battery minerals and components be sourced from north america or a u.s. trade partner. it is meant to incentivize u.s.-based production. the full list of which cars qualify for the tax credit will be released tomorrow. experts say if the vehicle you are thinking about buying is not on the list, there are still ways to save. > the california tax rebates have not changed the tax credits have not changed, so if they buy a different card they can still get those tax credits. >> overall, american carmakers including tesla are among the big winners with the new rules. gas prices are creeping up and san francisco prices average

$5.07, up five cents in the past week. oakland and san jose pay the following prices. >> moving on to the weather, creeping downward. >> it is gray out there. sandhya: a eight degrees below average for this time of year. mid 50's to low 60's. sandra felt in the mid 60's. live pictures right now from our tower cameras. it is getting cloudier this evening and has been cool. hang onto the jackets if you're checking out the game. the watch party here at the chase center tonight at tip-off will be 53 degrees and dropping to 50 degrees tonight. we are seeing on live doppler 7 some spotty showers near fort bragg in mendocino. it is still up to our north by the time it gets underway.

we are seeing some clouds. light rain. check out the wind. onshore breezes. 29 miles per hour in fairfield. 21 san mateo. it's been a cold day for spring. we are nine degrees cooler in santa rosa. five degrees cooler than where you work in fairfield. the numbers in the 50's to barely low 60's, so you will need to grab that extra layer. cloudy skies right now. hit-or-miss showers tonight and early tomorrow morning and remains average through midweek then we turn things around, sunny and warmer for the workweek and we can. 7:00 tonight, rain to the north. 9:00 p.m., showers moving through the north bay. 11:00 p.m., showers in the east bay and down the peninsula passing through quickly. 4:00 a.m., some damp roadways,

so plan accordingly. not everyone will see showers that there is a chance around 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night before this is done. rainfall estimates, well, not something to write home about. in the weather advisory :00 a.m. tomorrow, four inches to 10 inches of snow. trouble could be difficult because the gusty wind and snow up of 500 feet but trace amounts to 3500 feet, so definitely below past levels. 30/40's. cloudy start. spotty showers early. in the afternoon of a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. mid 50's/60's and temperatures running behind where you should be for this time of year was a below average. the forecast featuring early-morning showers tomorrow, bright and breezy for wednesday. we bump up the temperatures by thursday and we are talking warm

weather friday and saturday away from the coastline in the low 80's in the net low to mid 60's because side around the bait in the 70's was so nice for the weekend, cloudier and cooler for sunday into monday so a really nice looking weather. >> thank you. google has rolled out a new feature to help you find your way around national parks just in time for national park week which kicks off on saturday. google maps shows trail routes and walking and cycling directions. you can download maps so they will be available off-line. entry to all national parks will be waived on saturday. >>, coming up, it's not tax day today or tomorrow for most of california. why we have

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[bell ringing] >> by the closing bell, the market had rallied. investors are looking to earnings reports tomorrow for more signs the financial sector is stable after all the turmoil in march. the day, the dow gained in the nasdaq was up in the s&p added 13. in case you have not heard, the tax deadline is delayed for most of california. there are several reasons. while april 15 fell on saturday but today is a local holiday in

washington dc but the deadline is not tomorrow because the federal and state declared disasters and most of california because of the winter storms here that has shifted the deadline to october 16 to file and pay individual and business tax returns giving us a next for six months but does not apply to three california counties. those were not declared disaster areas. >> david's bridal has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection good there are two locations in the bay area. this comes just days after the company said it would eliminate more than 9000 jobs. the chain previously filed for bankruptcy in 2018 after growing debt and declining sales. at says stores are still open and stow fulfilling orders without a delay or disruption. >> at last minute delay of dominion voting systems defamation lawsuit against fox news channel. what to expect tomorrow when the trial begins. >> also ahead.

>> i have seen the police officers and i have known those exact police officers. >> she knows them and now we know what they were saying about her in text messages. >> you concede that everyone is here, so excited. >> what happens now?

♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> the antioch police texting scandal, including threats of lawsuits from some the people targeted allegedly by police in those texts. the braces, misogynistic, and homophobic texts were uncovered

and it an investigation into the department over alleged misconduct. >> one activist is raising concerns over continued stereotyping of the muslim and arab communities. >>, know police and to know they were sexualizing me and being racist towards me and community members was horrifying. >> six years ago she was named the 2017 youth leader of the year in antioch last week, she was identified at as a target and report over a texting scandal at the antioch police department stating one sergeant texted sheet looks like an arabian nights expletive dumpster paid she says she knows him personally. >> i feel violated and traumatized so i feel unsafe in the city. >> she was born in the u.s. to a

muslim family. she admits to having encounters with the police, twice arrested over her activism, but cleared of all charges. she claims the text messages proves that her background makes her a target. >> when i read those text from the police officers, that is essentially the mentality they have come at that i am a domestic terrorist. >> the anti-arab and anti-muslim bias demonstrated in the targeting of her is first and foremost inaccurate because she's not an arab american, but is also reminiscent of how federal law enforcement treated communities as the same, all terrorists, all potentially violent. >> the executive director of care san francisco's as they are concerned about the antioch texting scandal but also continuing stereotypes of arabs and muslims. after years of fighting

surveillance at mosques and esidentr ban, they are concerned that it continues to impact law enforcement locally. >> we have worked a long time to disentangle federal and local law enforcement because they would say we are different. what stories like this one, the targeting of this person show us is that they may not be that different at all. >> she says she is not anti-police but faces harassment from people saying she is. she plans to file a lawsuit against the antioch police department. >> if we do not change it, who will? >> police in alabama say they have strong leads in the search for who is responsible for the mass shooting at a sweet sixteen celebration in a rural town that killed four and injured at least 32 others at a private dance hall saturday night. at least 15 of those injured

shooting victims are teenagers here at survivors say there was no warning. >> i grabbed onto somebody, i don't know who, and i was yelling for help him nobody would help me so i had to gain my strength and walk outside after being shot. >> one of the victims was an 18-year-old, the brother of the birthday girl. he was heading to college at jacksonville state university to play football with hopes deployed in the nfl. the birthday girl's mother was shot several times in the leg. >> ossicular's in missouri have fie filed charges against a man suspected of shooting a black teenage boy who mistakenly went to the wrong home to pick up his siblings. the 16-year-old has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home. meantime, on arrest warrant has been issued for the alleged shooter, andrew luster charged with two felony counts including assault. prosecutors say there was a racial component to this case. >> there were things that had to

be done to build that on a solid foundation, attempting to get a formal statement from the witness in the case, meaning waiting for forensic laboratory results to be processed. >> lester is not yet in custody, but will be held on a 200 thousand dollar bond once he is in custody. the family is expected to hold a press conference tomorrow. defamation lawsuit against fox news is set to get underway tomorrow and opening statements were set to take place today but a notice from the court late last night delayed the start. trial centers on whether fox news knowingly spread false claims that putting machines made by dominion changed votes during the 2020 election to favor joe biden over donald trump. >> they have established the falsity of these news stories, that this jury will be instructed they don't have to decide whether alai was told this jury will be told or asked to resolve whether or not fox

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>> a santa rosa school is celebrating an accomplishment by two students. >> it is a nature's quiet sounds, gentle breezes, birds singing, but those are the only songs in the area. >> he was a black man who enjoyed education -- >> singing as a fifth-grader santa rosa charter. he is performing a ra song he wrote for a national contest. >> it is fun to put the words to music and make them rhyme. >> he was a top 10 finalists chosen from 450 entries here at

he is not the only standout in his school. >> isabella is his class another burgeoning rapper. she won the top prize. >> i was very happy and frankly, a little surprised. >> both of their submissions were cohesive, making sure every rhyme lines and you read it on paper and you think this could be a really good song. ♪ >> we ended up picking isabella. we loved her hook, her energy. it was organized by a company that creates educational songs and videos using hip hop. contestants had to write a song on a historical figure then record themselves recording it. >> what was fascinating about isabelle's entry is her hook changed. at first, it had some adjectives about it but then she would have

a verse, then the adjutants would -- adjectives would change reflect what changed in the verse. >> i'd like how i made a song. it starts with have you ever heard of it and ends now you have heard of it. >> their teachers could not be prouder. there is no doubt the songs are an effective learning tool. >> i have had their song stuck in my head, so i think they are powerful. >> isabella song will be recorded by a professional rapper and then made into an animated video. >> t another vocabulary contest winner, a sixth-grader who won the hispanic heritage contest. well done. this year marks the 34th annual professional businesswomen of california conference, and abc 7

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internment experience of the work of one oakland resident and apparently too controversial for scholastic books. the publisher was seeking a licensing agreement, hoping to repackage the book and put it into classrooms. she shared a screenshot of the proposed changes, scholastic cutting a paragraph in removing a note on racism. she says that she sees parallels between this and that attempts to silence authors who write about things like black feminism, queer studies in black activism. >> it is part of the same movement to return us to the comfortable problem of jingoism in the way we talk about history. as somebody who is jewish, it's difficult to nazi see parallels to other instances when books have been banned and told that certain people stories are not worth listening to at all. >> as for the book, she says she

gave scholastic a resounding no to their attempt to license the book. so it will not be in schools, but is available for sale with the original authors note. don't forget that you can watch getting answers every weekday at 3:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >> the weather has turned cool and cloudy, but will warm up later this week. the foreca

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>> it is officially live with kelly and mark as mark consuelo took over and the couple made their debut this morning. ♪ [applause] >> wow. that was a nice reception. i want to say thank you for trusting me you to be your copilot. >> you can watch live with kelly and mark every weekday at 9:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. >> let's get back to the weather. a bit of a change. >> getting ready for the coal down. sandhya: yeah, below average tomorrow. as we look at this live picture from our south beach camera, it

is cloudy. temperatures are running behind where they should be this time of year. if you suffer from allergies, you know that the tree pollen is high in the uv index will be high tomorrow as well. on live doppler 7, som thunderstorms around northern california and a mix of rain and snow showers, light stuff as we take a closer view. some spotty sprinkles around mendocino county and around highway 128, moving southward into the bay area. not everyone will see the rain but those showers upon :00 in the north bay into the southern and eastern part of arguing area between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. mid-50's/low 60's tomorrow. the warmth returns wednesday and thursday you get the 70's, and friday, we are talking 80's. that will be nice. a few showers early tomorrow but

didn't warmer weather later in the week. >> thank you. the 120 seventh edition of the boston marathon is in the books. more than 30,000 athletes from 122 countries took part running 10 years after the finish line bombing that killed three and wounded hundreds. today, the defending champion won the men's division for the second year in a row, crossing the finish line at two hours five minutes and 54 seconds, that is a 4:49 mile. was running just her second marathon ever. both are from kenya. another canyon finished just his third loss of or in a major marathon. >> they make me feel very slow. >> i know, as we are sitting here. talking about sports. >> yes, larry beil.

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rivalsave met in the postseason, in fact, the first for the kings since 2006, so these fans are ready to explode in here tonight. because the clubs are miles apart in the two head coaches are such good friends, there have been questions about what has been so far, a friendly rivalry. >> it can't be a rivalry if there's only been one playoff game between the two franchises, so it's not a rivalry. it is a fun series for both fan bases to have everything within whatever it is, eight miles of each other, so we are enjoying it. >> you are in a chess match with steve. is there anyone you would rather

be in that match with specially after the last six years being some ♪ ♪ clos and your time at golden state? >> yeah, so my partner, her daughter lays for the eighth grade girls team at rolling hills. i would rather be in a chess match with her coach. [laughter] she is a great coach. great coach they made the playoffs. larry: the rally for all the fans here in sacramento. jordan poole was listed as personal after rolling his right ankle in game one. we saw him in warm-ups, so we expect him to play. andrew wiggins will be back in the starting lineup. he ran out that gas at the end of the end of game one after missing 25 games of the regular season due to a family matter. his presence really should strengthen the warriors. we bring in chris alvarez now. i more

defensive play. [indiscernible] the warriors try to reestablish a defensive identity. >> you want to stop him. this is the reason they traded for him, right, to be a defensive stopper. andrew wiggins is a big body for the warriors in a good defender, so they have all the pieces they need to play defensively to stop the kings. they also need those all offensive rebounds. they have way too many second chance points. if they can do that, they will win tonight. >> [indiscernible] are you surprised that called phil jackson called the cow town. we have not seen more cowbells, we had to search for one. >> these things are really loud. they are very distracting. i'm >> trying to test your concentration level. it will come down to another close game. the cowbells are not. they need to win this game

paired they've never started down 0-2 in the steve kerr era. >> they have also won at least one road playoff -- >> yes. >> [indiscernible] a lot of numbers here. thank you. we will talk more warriors and a second pit some other news/notes appeared the giants on the road trip in florida against the marlins and logan webb on the mound for this game. actually, well, what are we going to call this series? that is another thing to do all right. now we have logan webb. all right. he just signed a five-year extension. he was pitching well. one of the giants top prospects in the first career runs batted in, 1-0 san francisco. logan webb made one mistake. it came in the seventh. a blast giving marlins delete giving marlins 4-3. >> logan webb is 0-4. the philadelphia eagles have

iveea$2jalen million. he led the eagles to the super bowl. the big number is $179 guaranteed. we will see. if that is a factor in lamar jackson's contract, as he is in a stalemate with the ravens. one thing we saw, we found the switch where they light the beam. we found it. he was going to disable it. we talked him out of it. >> we are cutting lines. >> you know what, this came out of nowhere and has turned into a wonderful tradition was the kings win. are they going to light it tonight? >> no beam zone tonight. >> goodbye.

>> thanks guys. oh boy. tonight, american i news at 11:00. that is it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. >> for usll, thank joining us. have a great night. go warriors. we will see you back here at 11:00.

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astute and loyal "jeopardy!" viewers will remember that last week, friday's show ended with ben chan clinching his third runaway win. how do we solve this riddle? well, as has happened only a few times in "jeopardy!" history, the returning champ found themselves unable to travel this week. what that means is never fear, we'll have ben back on at a later date, but it means that toni, daniel, and madeleine are taking the stage all for the first time today. it's a fresh start. no intimidating returning champ to deal with. good luck to all three of you. let's play "jeopardy!" ♪♪ here are your categories in the first round. we have... then we're headed... some... my favorite kind. and finally... toni, you drew the leftmost spot. - you select first. - body language for $200.

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