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>> the accident we went to the wrong address. >> and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim and i'm on a date. ralph yarl's in kansas city. says he rang the doorbell and it took a long time for the man to come to the door. yarl says he was immediately shot in the head and the arm when he was on the ground. police said that andrew lester told him to not come around here. >> lester told him he had just laid down when he heard the doorbell ring. he saw a man trying to open his exterior glass door and thought

someone was trying to break in. he said firing the gun was the last thing he wanted to do, but he was scared. yarl denies trying to open the door. his aunt spoke to prote outside. >> my nephew is alive. it is not the story that individual intended for us to tell. he is telling a story different from the stories you normally hear. >> in announcing his decision to file charges, the county prosecutor says there was a racial component to the case. yarl said he wanted a number of houses to ask for help before someone called 911. he is now recovering at home. dion: the shooting has reverberated across the country, including here at the bay area. lauren martinez explains how people his age here are using creativity to cope. >> i do the eyes first. lauren: since he was

10-year-old, kyler gordon has shared his talent of painting prominent faces. on sunday, he painted 16-year-old ralph yarl. in a video posted online of him painting, gordon spoke about how yarl was shot twice. >> i was sad myself because what if that was me in the situation? and my mom got that phone call? so just the impact that would have on my family and friends, that is something i couldn't handle. lauren: gordon who is 16 himself said he compelled to create yarl's portrait and crown him as a king. >> i wanted to acknowledge the work and that these things have to stop. >> we shouldn't have to worry about these things for our children. lauren: dr. michael staten is a psychologist and assistant professor of public health. >> we are in a place where we have heard so many of these stories and it feels like every

week we hear about gun violence. it tends to get you down. lauren: dr. staten said the impact of the story can be sad, but change is possible. he said violence against black men is a problem in our country, and that gun violence is a public health issue. >> it feels like an episode every week. we as a society need to think about the world of guns in our lives. lauren: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. dion: a gofundme account has been set up to help for the yarl family to pay for medical expenses. it has now nearly 70,000 donor part of the proceeds will help him pay for college. ama: andy 65-year-old man been charged with second-degree murder after police say he shot a young woman who mistakenly turned into his driveway. kaylin gillis and three people got lost while looking for a friend's house in rural new

york. she attempted to make a u-turn and the homeowner shot two rounds toward their car saturday night. one of the bullets fatally struck gillis. we know that the weight of gun violence can be difficult to process. that is why we have put together a list of resources. visit our website for more information and help. dion: new details about the emergency stockpile of abortion medication in california. governor newsom announced he has secured up to 2 million pails -- pills of the medication to reproductive health treatment access. this follows a judge ruling the ban of fda approval for mifepristone. the two abortion medications are commonly used together to prevent a pregnancy. ama: let's get to our weather because we are taking a live

look outside and the bay area is getting a few showers tonight. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel tells us where the showers are sticking around tomorrow. sandhya: they are over the north bay right now and will linger into the morning hours. that's get right to live doppler 7, and the cold front is moving in across the north bay. we are seeing the most rainfall right now, light to moderate in intensity. street-level radar, american canyon, they are seeing that wet weather and around green bay, north san pedro road, getting a good dose of showers right now. it is a light level one on our exclusive impact scale as we go hour-by-hour. 40's and 50's for midnight and to those showers will be lingering into the early morning hours. still an isolated possibility tomorrow evening. dion: thank you. in the south bay, santa clara county is getting more than $11 million from the federal

government to provide shelter for the un-housed. the u.s. department of housing and urban development selected santa clara county to receive the grant money as well as 51 stability housing vouchers. since 2020, the county has helped connect more than 10,000 people with permanent housing, but county officials say the work is not done yet. >> while there is 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. dion: that money will go toward a variety of supportive services and outreach programs. ama: happening tomorrow, san mateo county will celebrate the opening of its new delegation center. it has 240 sleeping units for the unhoused. includes individual living spaces, on-site services to help clients transition into permanent housing, and it is pet friendly. dion: the warriors and kings

plow series will now shift back to san francisco, and the warriors do. chris alvarez is live for us from the golden one center with more, and this is not what we expected or wanted to see. chris: a disappointing loss for the warriors as they are down two games for the first time in this championship. that 114-10 draymond green and the him until sabonis get tied up on this loose ball and sabonis gets a hold of draymond's leg, and he steps on him pretty hard. it was an ejection for draymond. he is reportedly undergoing x-rays on his ribs and lungs. de'aaron fox, 11 of his 24 in the final frame. the kings kings bite the beam again. >> can you walk us through what happened?

>> i got grabbed the second time in two nights. the referees just watch it. i have got to lend my foot somewhere, and i am not the most flexible person, so it is not stretching that far. >> so you did not see where you were stepping? >> i can only step so far in pulling my leg away. >> the explanation, they gave him a technical. >> the explanation was i stumbled too hard. chris: game three back at chase center. the warriors went 33-8 this season, better than last year's championship one, but they have better win before game four. larry beil will have more highlights and reaction coming up later in sports. ama: thank you. a tough loss for the warriors this evening, but for many fans, they never got over saturday's loss, and some getting upset

about an exclusion from last night's game. >> here at thrive city, all eyes are on the warriors, but many strong opinions still out there over what happened with e 40. specifically the moment saturday night when there was a disagreement between e-40 and at least one fan in the crowd. minutes later, 40 was exported out by security -- escorted out by security. >> i felt uncomfortable, about thing to do to him, including anybody. >> warriors fans mostly siding with e-40 who is in a previous statement said security site disagreement between a black man and white women and immediately assumed i was at fault. what he saw sunday night was a response that some kings fans were upset, saying that e-40 was blocking the front row.

>> getting called out for excessive standing, what do you do at a sporting event? that is my opinion, i think it is bogus. they are being belligerent and just letting them. >> i do not think it was an issue of him blocking the court. >> they are clearly hating. that is all that is. we are not worried about sacramento. >> we live in the bay, so that is my dawg, e-40. bay area. j.r.: while many sided with e-40 , they wish they knew more. the kings released a statement saying they take these claims seriously and are investigating the facts and circumstances regarding the situation, as we do any an accusation like this is made. fans here making light out of a tough situation. >> it is e-40.

if he is standing up, so what? get his autograph and take a picture with him. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: do stay with abc 7 for nba playoffs on friday. you can watch the caps and makes, and again at 530 them on sunday. if you cannot walk to the chase center, to in to abc 7 news. could they do public service cuts for the bay area? the new technique to keep agencies on track. dion: plus vice president, harris makes a stop in california at a place she calls a worldwide model is an expanding access to clean transportation. ama: and a new decis do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid

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dion: developing news on senator dion feinstein's congress, and a plan could face republican opposition. this would allow president biden's judicial nominees to move fight -- move forward. a so-called death spiral. that is what local leaders say could happen to bay area public transit agencies if they do not

get more funding from the state. tim johns says with sacramento projecting a budget office at this year, that money could be hard to come by. >> we are sounding the alarm and urging the governor and our state legislature to step up. tim: a call to action ahead of a planned rally outside san francisco city hall tuesday afternoon. slaters will urge the california government to provide desperately needed funds to keep bay area public transit agencies afloat. >> it is overwhelmingly low income folks in the bay area, in san francisco, essential workers, people of color, who rely on transportation every day. tim: preston is one of those that were charged. he said when the pandemic hit a number of years ago, the number of people taking public transit plummeted. the only reason local agencies have survived was because of money provided by the government.

>> that is all ending, so now we are looking at where these funds will come from until the local cities and counties are able to raise the funds by going to the ballot. tim: preston says without state help, the consequences could be irreversibly harmful. that death spiral could include things like no weekend park services, only hourly weekday services, and even entire muni bus lines being cut, according to representative scott wiener. he is coming on sacramento to step in, but it has been hard at the state capitol where governor newsom and lawmakers are faced with a projected deficit of millions of dollars. despite the challenge, weiner believes transit should be one of our top priorities. >> public transportation is not optional, particularly in the bay area. we need to save these systems.

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: changes are coming to an incentive that got many consumers to purchase electric vehicles. starting tomorrow, electric vehicles will be ineligible for the $7,500 tax credit, and it will be significantly lowered. it is because of the inflation reduction act. the act has set limits on where the battery and ev materials can come from. a new list of eligible electric vehicles is expected to roll out tomorrow. >> in addition to that, people need to remember the california tax rebates have not changed. tax credits have not changed, so if they buy a different car, they can still get those tax credits. ama: many car owners say turning to electric vehicles will save the money over time. vice president kamala harris was in her home state today and made a visit to a cleantech

incubator. harris recognized the efforts to create a clean technology economy. >> vice president kamala harris los angeles cleantech incubator. the center helps startups figure out ways to get funding and connects innovators with idea for clean technology. >> as many of you know, i have traveled the country and to world, and the work that is happening at lacey's is a worldwide model around what happens when we invest in talent. california alone had more than one million of those new business applications the past two years, and we want america's job creators like small businesses to have the tools and resources needed. to leverage these opportunities. . >> today's focus was on transportation, focusing on businesses that want to increase access to clean transportation for hyper polluting communities

in los angeles. it also includes a program that places graduates in cleantech small businesses. >> what you are doing is fueling innovation, understanding the more people that are participating with the diversity of life experience and perspective, the more interesting and relevant and exciting the innovation will be. >> i am carlos ground up, abc 7 news. dion: castro theater. the city has voted in favor of designating the fixed orchestra seating a landmark. the organization, another planet entertainment, took over the theater last year and wants to remove the existing seats and replace them with a modern movable floor and seating. a second vote by the committee is expected next monday and the matter be taken up by the full board of supervisors.

ow have nrd that in a week. now, subject thoseing through umbrellas handy at least through the morning hours. that show you live doppler 7. we have wet weather associated with a cold front late in the season, but that does not mean we do not get showers. we look at the road and brontë, light to moderate showers. also from tiburon heading into san francisco's richmond and sunset district. colma, some light showers moving through. up to our north, thunderstorms and shower storms mixing in with rain showers, and it certainly is snowing in the sierra right now. winter weather advisory remains up until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. four to 10 inches of snow, trace amounts down to 3000 feet.

let's show you the view from stafford cove, where we have been seeing snowflakes. not a lot, but we are seeing snowflakes. we are not done with winter just yet. it is a breezy view from our emeryville camera, and here's a look at the rainfall totals so far. a 10th of an inch in fairfax, santa rosa picking up inches. gusting up to 23 in livermore, which is why it has been so cool this afternoon. that is going to continue tomorrow. 40's and 50's on your temperature right now. the live view is a cloudy one from the exploratorium camera. santa rosa cooler by 10 degrees. you will be 59 tomorrow, san francisco 56, 51 in san jose, falling short by nine degrees. same thing with oakland at 58 tomorrow. a damp view from our golden gate bridge camera.

highs remain below average through wednesday and sunny and much warmer into the work week. our exclusive abc 7 impact scale, it is a one, with the highest totals in the north bay. watch out for the roads with breezy and gusty conditions. 4:00 a.m., still some spotty showers. it's :00, and isolated shower mixed in with showers not out of the question for mount hamilton, and we have a few more coming through the north bay. morning temperatures will beat in the 30's and 40's. have the umbrella handy if you are an early commuter. breezy conditions with the cloud cover lingering, and wednesday we bump up temperatures. thursday, up into the low 70's and by friday, we are talking 80's inland. so we will bring back spring, but not immediately. accuweather 7-day forecast, late showers in the day and we go with warmer weather, especially toward the end of the week,

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one will remain in half moon bay while the other will move out of of granada. ama: we did not get the outcome we wanted tonight with the war years. dion: but hopefully we have optimistic news coming out of larry and the rest of sports. larry: the warriors are in deep trouble. they have struggled all year on the road and continues in sacramento in the playoffs. the kings now halfway home in their quest for four wins in this first-round

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: good evening. we are live in sacramento at the golden one center. the first two games with the kings, the warriors are now staring at a 0-2 deficit first time in the steve kerr era. it was wild and loud in here. first half, a turnover fest for both teams. raymonde had four at the half. davidow mitchell slams. steph curry doing all he can to keep the warriors in this thing. he had 15 points at the half. malik monk continues t problem. coast to coast, a speed at 18 points. the kings lead by as many as 14. we get to the controversy of the

fourth quarter, draymond holding and stomping on to monta sabonis. raymonde ended up being ejected and egging on the crowd. as bad as the warriors played, they were in it. curry finish with a game-high 21 for the second games in a row for this series, the kings close the game better. de'aaron fox came in clutch, came out victorious at 114-106. this is the first time the warriors have been down in the steve kerr era. >> we know we are capable, but can we execute? that question will determine our fate in the series. i like our ability that and try to get off to a good start at home. >> we are in unfamiliar territory, but we have been down 3-1, up everything, so we rely on our experience and we take great off

day tomorrow and collect ourselves and play well at home. larry: game three is chase. and kings van logan will make the start in signing his huge extension, but he is still looking for the first start of the year. jorge goes deep. the giants lose again. a little cuteness alert a's in action. a's hosting the cubs. patrick w and knowledge. the a's fall to

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