moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. ama: a deadly day at a home depot. a struggle to stop a suspect believed to be stealing from the supply store. the questions over how it happened and home depot is mourning the my mama stop the person stealing and later shot. ama: jr stone has the only details. reporter: depot. this is confirmation that a victim in the shooting has died. home depot writes, we are heartbroken over the senseless tragedy. blake was our associate and friend. our hearts go out to his family and everyone who love him. the alameda county coroner says they aren't rel

namef e victim tost from invest. >> shots fed at the home deonoh. poer that was the police radio call that went out after shots were fired at this home depot inside of interstate 580. witnesses told police that the victim attempted to stop a theft in progress. there was a struggle and the man was shot. police say two suspects were seen driving from the store. officers caught up with them. >> requesting chp. reporter: the chase ended at this location on nunez avenue in east oakland. this man was detained along with this woman. their nissan pathfinder code, shoppers angered by the news. >> pleasanton andub to it seems like it's really ae.

changed in the last five years. >> i'm very frustrated how this is happening. >> better laws and stricter enforcement. reporter: police won't say if the victim was on any security team. they won't say if the suspects here have been arrested or charged, only telling me that a press release will be issued on wednesday. jr stone, abc seven news. ama: california is attempting to crack down on retail theft. legislation would allow for felony charges to be filed against people who have multiple theft related convictions. shoplifting are among the crimes that would be eligible. the balls authors -- bells authors say this would offset prop 47. under prop 47, it's a misdemeanor if it's worth under $950. >> is proposing a balanced approach to hold -- focus on

repeat offenders, to hold them more accountable while at the same time programs for substance abuse addiction and mental health. ama: the bill had its first hearing in a committee today. you can use our neighborhood safety tracker to look up crimes where you live. we have data for san francisco and oakland. we are working to add more cities. it's on the homepage. dan: massive sports news. in the first round of the nba playoffs, the warriors draymond green now suspended for game three which is thursday because of this kick last night against the sacrament of kings. ama: let's bring in chris alvarez. this was a controversial call. reporter: there was reports that it wasn't going to happen. late in the night, this happens and it changes things. the warriors will be out without raymonde for game three

thursday. they will be suspending him for one game. you've probably seen it a million times now. he grabs draymond green's leg. he stomps on him. suspension was based on greens history of unsportsmanlike acts. it didn't help that raymonde was taunting the crowd with adam silver in the house. the other moment that stands out , an altercation with lebron james. he was suspended there. the warriors ultimately lost that series. the bonus hasn't been suspended. he's not facing additional action. he is questionable for game three with the sternum contusion. raymonde is out. the warriors made everybody. they are down 2-0. game three on thursday. we will wait to see how they react tomorrow. ama: thank you.

dan: now to the south bay where it's a changing of the guard in downtown san jose. a controversial statue now coming down. the question is, what comes next? lauren martinez has more on the debate. reporter: crews have days long process to remove the thomas fallon statue in downtown san jose. the sculpture has been a divisive issue ever since its installation in the 1990's. >> a 30-year-old, practically controversy. reporter: an 1846 raising you the u.s. flag. california was still a part of mexico at the time. dr. gregorio moore torres asked by the san jose city council to write an opinion piece on the monument. >> we honor somebody who was a hero.

for a lot of people, is a villain. reporter: historians say fallon is a founding father of the city of san jose. tom mchenry who was behind the statue was vocal in support that the history during fallon's tim. he spoke at a meeting in 2021. >> oppression and mistakes, all of those happened under each flag and they deserve to be excoriated. they have been. reporter: after years of protest, vandalism, and debate, city leaders voted unanimously to revoke -- remove this culture two years ago. >> the statue represents a time in our history that was brutal for us native americans. the mexican communities that were living here. reporter: as far as next steps, the city says there is no current funding to replace it with another public artwork. the current plans are to restore it as a traffic median. >> there should be a statue that

represents all of us. reporter: the city says the statue will be removeddoved int. the cof tnsn estimate at $450 lauren martinez, abc seven news. dan: new developments with the antioch police racist text message scandal as city council held a special session about it this evening. sky seven was over a rally this afternoon. dozens of people took part before marching, demanding change. we were inside city hall as the meeting began and it was packed. antioch's mayor wants to do an audit of the police department. we caught up with one antioch resident just before the meeting got underway. >> an entity that is with protecting and serving the community. amongst themselves, there was a certain mentality that we are less, black folks are last, women are less.

i don't understand how you can protect and serve our community who you feel so negatively towards. dan: 17 officers or 20% of the police force is on leave right now. additional members are under investigation. the public defender's office estimates up to 40% of the department could be involved in this. ama: out with the old and in with the new. the fda has authorized a second bivalent booster shot for vulnerable populations. the primary series of covid-19 vaccines will no longer be administered to individuals. this follows concerns over an uptick in covid-19 infections as new variants continue to emerge. the cdc is expected to meet wednesday and must provide their final stamp of approval before the rollout of bivalent boosters. >> someone who is unvaccinated will only get one dose of the bivalent vaccine. that will be considered their covid vaccine. ama: americans over the age of

65 may be inoculated with the bivalent vaccine for months after an initial dose. immuno compromised individuals can get the shot after two months. unvaccinated children under the age of five are expected to receive the booster into doses. anyone interested in a second booster and is not part of a vulnerable group must consult their physician for a second dose. dan: let's move on to our guiding mission here at abc seven. every day, we were to build a better bay area. ama: we are spending time to find a few solutions or breakthroughs to a few local challenges that we all know well. dan: san francisco is pushing the state to provide more funding to keep the regions public transportation system afloat. in a unanimous vote this evening, the board of supervisors passed a resolution doing just that. bart and muni have sounded the alarm here about the potential of dramatic reductions in service. >> it's one more thing that would make living in the bay area harder and less affordable.

it may drive people to leave the region entirely. ama: that's one thing that we are seeing touched on repeatedly. the san francisco director of transportation says 400,000 people ride muni daily. half of them are of color and 70% make less than $50,000 a year. >> the steak is not only cuts but denying san franciscans the opportunity to get to work, to get to school, to get to medical care, to get to social services. the effect on people will be dire. dan: perhaps the biggest reason why transit agencies are hurting is because ridership is nowhere near pre-pandemic levels even on a good day. ama: our next breakthrough tonight takes us to oakland because we are covering the town as they do major unification work this week. dan: today is day two of a new effort called one oakland spring clean. the focus yesterday was on fixing potholes. today, abandoned cards. ama: oakland has now given its

department of transportation the ability to toe away cars instead of the police department. we spoke to cruz who said district seven accounts for the majority of calls about abandoned cars. this is southeastern oakland from the hills of san leandro down to the bay. the city councilmember who represents the district told us about why removing these abandoned cars matters. >> reduce the risk that it poses for public health, safety issues, for traffic, blocking neighbors front doors, driveways, the environmental hazards of those vehicles being left on our streets, the conditions it brings into our community is being addressed today. dan: the sprinkler leaning -- spring cleaning continues tomorrow. seven locations to pick up trash. the first of its kind cultural student center within the oakland unified school district. the high school held a grand opening of its new lit center. ama: it includes a library

student cafe, and a maker space where students can collaborate and exchange ideas and learn more about stem. a professor from merit community college will be on site. they are able to visit the center during their lunch and after school. dan: we want your help to build a better bay area. join us by visiting abc seven news. ama: power outage survival. one local museum and its animals are struggling for weeks without power from those brutal march storms. dan: a parking garage collapses in new york city. the race to evacuate. ama: major money missing. why a south bay lottery player may be giving up more than a million dollars. sandhya: it's say goodbye to the cool spring weather. we have a warm up coming your way. wait until you

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dan: a popular museum and zoo is struggling to survive. ama: it is still running on generator power. weeks after heavy damage from last month storms. dan: as tim johnson explains, it hasn't stopped them from caring for nearly 100 animals despite some extra ordinary circumstances. reporter: anima their blood. >> mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians. we have invertebrates. reporter: the science museum has been around for almost 70 years, caring for rescued animals. after a series of storms battered the museum's coyote campus this winter, that job has become a lot more difficult. >> we've had more than 100 trees

go down. one of those trees actually took out the transformer. reporter: they've been out of power since march 14 and has had to install and rely on generators to be able to care for their animals. a necessity that's coming to big price. >> if you add fuel and delivery and rental and everything else, it's an excess of $50,000 a month. reporter: the storms destroyed animal habitats, obscured walkways, and made it dangerous for staff and visitors to be there. while the cleanup effort has been ongoing, the damage has made it harder for staff to do their jobs. everything from regulating the body temperatures of some animals to filtering the water of others. >> even in the worst circumstances, the animal care and welfare is always a top priority for us. reporter: in the meantime, they say the outpouring of support from the community has been invaluable. >> it's heartwarming to know that we aren't really out here alone on an island.

we have such a strong community behind us. reporter: tim johns, abc seven news. ama: san jose police investigating a collision involving a car striking a pedestrian earlier this evening. it happened on north white road shortly after 6:00. a man was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. video shows the collision caused damage to a garage and fence. the cause of the incident is being investigated. dan: senate republicans are blocking the attempt from democrats to replace senator dianne feinstein on the judiciary committee. the 89-year-old has been away from d.c. since march 7, recovering from shingles and requested the replacement. replacing her would allow decisions on president biden sturgis are nominees to move forward. the whole debate has stirred up renewed calls for feinstein to retire. jackie spear weighed in today. >> i think senator signs -- feinstein should be given the

opportunity to make the decision in conjunction with her physicians. she continues to work from home. she is cosponsoring legislation. she continues to work at what she's done for so many years in congress. dan: the resolution on the judiciary committee would need 60 votes to pass which means 10 republicans would have to join democrats and that's extremely unlikely. classmates held a rally and march today for the 16-year-old kansas city boy who was shot and injured when he was mistakenly went to the wrong home. shot in the head and arm after he rang the doorbell. the suspect turned himself in today and is out on bail. lester faces two felony charges. ama: a frightening scene in new york city. cars came crashing down on top

of each other today. this parking garage collapsed, killing one person and injuring five others. all were garage employees. first responders went in shortly after the collapse around 4:00 but that changed when the structure became too unstable. >> we made the decision to remove all our people from the building. we deployed our robot dog into the building. they are able to give us video inside and then we were able to fly our drones inside. at this time, we believe that we have the workers that were in danger in the building all accounted for. ama: this happened not far from the brooklyn bridge. a student says the collapse felt like an earthquake. dan: things are starting to look up for the 3rd street bridge in san francisco. giants fans know it as the lefty bridge. it was damage last month during the harsh storms when barges broke three in waves and bashed into the walkway of the bridge. after hard work to fix the

damage, we saw another step in the right direction today. the first drawbridge lift tests were done today. more tests are needed until he can lift up to let vessels through. the road is open until then. some progress. ama: all right. we had weather today. wasn't raining but it wasn't sunny and warm yet. dan: sandy patel is here with that. sandhya: much warmer as the week progresses. i want to show you satellite radar, live doppler seven. high-pressure is starting to take control of our weather beginning tomorrow. that will divert the storm track well to our north. so we are looking at that rich building and sunshine and warm up coming our way. let's take a look at the average

high for santa rosa. seven degrees tomorrow. cooler than average just like today. just like yesterday. you are moving in this direction which is up into the 80's by friday and saturday. those temperatures will fall a few degrees each day for the second half of your weekend. not expecting any issues with travel from oakland or san francisco. the tree pollen has been running high. blowing the pollen around once again. grass pollen moderate. uv index will be high so you will need sunscreen. gorgeous view from our san jose camera. looking at the shark tank. mainly clear and chilly in the inland. temperatures trending higher starting tomorrow. sunny and warmer thursday and friday. game three right here at the chase center as the dubs take on the kings thursday at 7:00. tipoff will be bringing -- be

mainly clear. 56 at the end of the game. really nice looking weather. a few clouds tonight. other than that, rain and snow that we had earlier in the sierra is winding down. rain showers up to the north. some of those showers made their way down to the bay area between last night in this morning. measurable rain. seven hundredths in san jose. for huntress in santa rosa. a couple hundredths around hayward. 40's, 50's on the temperatures right now. chill in the air as we head toward tomorrow morning. 30's and 40's so bundle up. later in the afternoon, shirtsleeve weather away from the coastline. low to mid 60's around the coast. morning temperatures, mid 30's to mid 40's. mostly clear skies except for a few patches of clouds around. afternoon highs will look like this.

mid 50's to mid 60's. plenty of sun but breezy. temperatures rise. low 70's thursday. by friday, 80's inland. we will keep that trend going right through the first half of your weekend. chilly morning will give way to mild weather tomorrow. warming continues right on through friday and saturday. spring warmth coming your way. low 80's inland and low 60's coast. temperatures back off a few degrees but it is still going to be pleasant going into your new workweek.

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ama: we are on lottery watch. dan: there's no big current jackpot. ama: some lucky winner out there has a previous powerball ticket that's about to expire tonight with serious cash on the line. dan: if they haven't submitted the paperwork by now, they could be out $1.56 million which is no fun. ama: it was bought back on october 26 of last year at the mobil gas station on los gatos boulevard. formerly a 76 station. hopefully they get their money. can we get it if they down? [laughter] dan:

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if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. it feels good to just live in the moment. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. ask your doctor about cabenuva today. larry: the warriors will be without draymond green now for thursday's game three. the mbi suspending dream and within the last couple of hours.

back to game two last night. sub on his grab stray mons leg and he responds high-stepping on his chest as he tries to get to the under -- other end of the floor. the suspension was based on his history of unsportsmanlike acts. in the 2016 finals, tremont was suspended one game for an altercation with lebron dreams. it didn't help that raymonde was taunting the ground with adam silver in the house. the warriors enter game three thursday night at chase down two games to none. the aaron fox hitting a big triple with just two minutes to go. the dagger was a corner three later on. the kings take this seriously. the warriors have to dig out of a hole with green on the sidelines. >> we can do this as long as we have. 28 series or whatever. we've never been in this situation. we have to stay locked in on things we need to do better. embrace the challenge of

protecting our home court which we've done great all year. >> unfamiliar territory but we've been down 3-1. we've been up 3-1. we've been through everything. chris: sons and clippers. no love lost between kevin deronda -- kevin durant and russell westbrook. this is mama approved. she loves it. devon booker, wide open three. that's good. booker closing in the fourth. game-high 38. sons when he get the series even at 1-1. giants in miami. alex wood's strained his hamstring on this. the giants struck first with the bats. night -- mike yastrzemski with his third of the season. the bats were silent the rest of the way. jakob junis in relief of wood. jazz chisholm jr. with a three run shot to right. france and cisco-11. this mustache is winning. a's looking to snap a five-game losing streak.

chicago put up a four spot capped by this play. conner capel misplays it. play at the plate. nick madrigal, great slide. cons -- cubs win. oakland has lost six straight games.

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ama: thank you watch. dan: we appreciate your time. jimmy kimmel is next. >> previously on "jimmy kimmel live." >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, luke bryan, jimmy kimmel. [applause]