>> the green and gold decorated the oakland coliseum could disappear in just a few years. the a's informed oakland mayor sheng thao they reached an agreement to build a new stadium in las vegas. >> oakland for years worked to keep the a's here. >> the sign in front of the coliseum reads rooted in oakland since 1966 -- 1968. after a wednesday night call oakland mayor sheng thao says the future of the a's in the city is in jeopardy. oakland was close to finalizing the howard terminal when they got a call wednesday. >> the announcement happened men negotiation and it shows they have no interest in reaching a deal with oakland at all. oakland is not interested in being used as leverage in the a's negotiation with las vegas. the call is pretty short and when you get a call saying we are going to sign and we found

land in las vegas and we will sign that is pretty definitive to me. >> the news some fans say made them feel numb. >> my analogy would be we are in the bottom -- you know, in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded down by four. two outs and terrorist long is at play. >> jorge lyon is the president of the oakland a's fan group the oakland 68 and he grew up blocks from the stadium attending a's games. >> i would do everything ricky henderson and dave stewart talked about. you would sneak in as a kid. that is what i would do. now, the coliseum will be there, but the team won't, i guess. >> he says it is especially bad because the a's could be the third major sports team to leave oakland in a few years. >> it's a huge blow. you go from the city of champions, you know? the 70's, the 80's. the raiders the warriors. now the a's. >> in response mayor sheng thao

says she is willing to listen if the a's change their mind or a new team wants to build in oakland. >> if they want to call me back to say we can negotiate i am more than happy to take the call. >> in oakland ryan curry abc7news. >> plans to build an ace stadium somewhere in the bay area has been difficult from the start. talks for a downtown san jose stadium began in 1997 but the plan was blocked by the san francisco giants that claimed rights to santa clara county. in 2006 the a's considered a move to fremont. in 2009 that a's looked again at san jose but major league baseball next that move. in 2017 a stadium planned at oakland's laney college park fell apart and the next year the howard terminal site was unveiled and in 2021 the a's got permission to relocate outside the bay area culminating this week with the deal for a stadium site in las vegas. >> the a's late in oakland since

1968, almost 55 years. some of the people hurt the most here are fans. casey pratt shared this photo on twitter today saying i grew up going to the oakland coliseum and my kids have grown up going to the oakland coliseum. it wrecks me to think of all of the fans out there that are no longer able to carry on fast -- family traditions. justin wrote, i moved away several years ago but taught my children the ways of being a haze fan. i am gutted today. shawn wrote that this pain is generational. gloria added, heartbroken. my daughter had her first major league baseball to -- game there too. >> it is tough. i have been here -- there so many times. casey is there. we saw your post. the way the fans are reacting, it's tough. how hard is this moment for you and other fans? >> at the time i posted it was 1:30 a.m.. i posted that late at night and had very little sleep since.

it has been outpouring of support from fans. in a struggle chord with me. the day by emily -- today my family said they would surprise me for my birthday next week and they bought matching a's hats and they bought me a hat. i was like, i cannot hear that right now. too soon. >> this happened when the raiders left town and went to l.a.. now they are back in vegas again. and of course the warriors left. it is tough. >> you mentioned all of the years we have gone by trying to get them to stay here. the deals that did not quite make it. is there any chance, casey, this may not go through and we could still keep them? >> as you can tell from my voice i have been on the phone pretty much all night and all day trying to chase this down in every way imaginable. there is about a 95% chance the a's are out the door to las vegas. >> why so suddenly? the negotiation has been going

on a long time. you are an expert on the process. you have been covering the process. why did it suddenly fall apart? >> the a's and the city of oakland arranged a summative meetings. they would spend the whole week trying to figure out whether or not they could get the deal to the finish line and if they could not, they were going to, together, come out and say, look, we tried, we failed, they were going to do it together was a unified message because they had blocked each other from negotiating in the media. remember we have not heard anything from the a's in months and very little from the mayor. but what happened last night was, and i reported this first on social media, dave cavil called mayor sheng thao and john fisher as well as said, heads-up, this is about to leak. the story is about to leak. yet, the story, conveniently, already had quotes from dave cavil and rob manfred, the mlb commissioner. it was no leak. it was by design. the oakland mayor stood up to them and bravely said, that is that, we are out. you will not use us to get a

better deal in las vegas. >> any blame here? pointing fingers at anyone? >> the blame game is so much fun. you can take it all the way back to like that in kobe commissioner at the time, joe like him. he wanted to buy the a's. he was snubbed. reggie jackson and that whole group were snubbed. he ended up going with his frat buddy and they were going to try to move to san jose and it failed. that is one of who i would blame. two, the a's ownership. it is not the city. the city was trying to get this done. the a's said they needed 350 $2 million to pay for the infrastructure and raised 375 million. but inflation hit, the pandemic, costs went up and testament went out the window. the city did all they could. they raised the money they were asked to raise. when you have a billionaire owner not willing to finish the deal, it is hard to blame the city. >> the golden rule.

>>[laughter] >> now we move to new developments in antioch police department scandal. civil rights attorney john burroughs filed a federal lawsuit in an effort to bring reform to the city's police department. a chain of racist text messages revealed last week included 45 officers. the texts used racist and homophobic language to describe black residents and was more than locker room talk. >> some of the things they said were so horrific that it truly made me cringe to think that these are the very people that are supposed to be serving the people of the community. knowing what i know now, the community probably should have been more afraid of the police then gangsters or criminals in the communities. >> he says the police department should be held responsible for allowing this to occur and doing nothing to stop it. the antioch police chief called the scandal "an unfortunate

situation.". >> police are looking for the person responsible for shooting someone behind a wells fargo bank today just after 2:00 near the fruitvale avenue and macarthur labarge out of -- area of oakland. the victim was taken to a local hospital. they are in stable condition. the parents of a home depot worker killed inside a pleasanton store tuesday describe their son as a 26-year-old man with the heart of a big kid. this is video of blake mohs, who was an eagle scout. later he met his fiancée volunteering as a troop leader and they were going to get married in august at a scout camp in sonoma county. >> just because he is not here now does not mean that all of those lives, all the people he touched are not going to pass that forward. like had a short -- blake had a short life, but he lived it. >> at 5:00, talking with the deputies that apprehended the elected shooter -- a legend

shooter and how they saved her life in that it away car. >> the former theranos executive 's surrendered to federal authorities today to begin a 13 year prisoner sentence reporting to a terminal island prison in st. peter today convicted of creating fake blood tests with his ex-girlfriend and boss elizabeth holmes who is scheduled to begin her prison sentence next week. >> new details now about the long-term impacts of the covid pandemic. childhood vaccines of all kinds of declined since the start. >> now one bay area county is investing $1 million to change the trend. zach fuentes has more. >> father of two ste has made it a point to keep his three months and four-month-old kids up-to-date on immunizations but at times it has been challenging. >> with covid and everything it was hard to even get into the hospitals. a lot of the regular schedule of three months, six months, one year.

that went by the wayside. >> national and global data show a decline in childhood vaccine, a trend also seen locally. data from the california department of public health shows hundreds of santa clara county kindergartners are past due for required vaccination, something the county says put them at risk of illness and keeps them from going to school. the immunization program manager says their focus is on making sure kids are getting both required and recommended vaccines. that apartment held listening sessions with community members and found missed appointments due to pandemic impacts are a big reason locally for the numbers seen. >> we also heard misinformation. the community was asking provide more information about the vaccines. >> in a push to boost vaccine numbers and provide truthful information about families and health care providers, santa clara county is launching a new campaign called vaccines are another part of growing up aimed at targeting multiple cultures in multiple linkages. >> we want to reach all of the communities.

so, they know that the vaccines are safe. >> website provides information, resources to parents about vaccines, finding vaccine records, and low cost ways to get them. >> i am in favor of building immunity for the whole population. when kids are at the age where they are particularly vulnerable to lots of viruses and diseases, i think it is up to the parents to make the informed choice to protect their kids. >> the county received $1 million in federal funding for the campaign, money that they will focus on getting parents critical information. >> vaccines are accessible. they are for everybody. >> coming up, more fallout from crime in san francisco. the new trouble for the tourism industry. how car thefts across the state are leading to calls for a recall. and it is 4/20. we take you live to hippie hill and look at the cannabis industry as well.

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>> golden state needs a win at home big time. larry beil is live at chase center tonight. their backs are against the wall a little bit. >> as you say, they are needing to win this game. the warriors have faced adversity before. back a few years games, two games to one at memphis they came back to win the series 2015. down three games to one against kevin durant and the sunder, they came back to win that series. down 0-2 in the first run of the playoffs going into a game against the high-powered kings without their best defensive player draymond green out for that stomping suspension. we know the fans will be cold-blooded. cold-blooded tonight against the kings. a fully focused 48 minute effort for everybody on the roster. which we have not seen a lot of the season. we know the warriors play better at home than on the road. if they can write in energy of the crowd tonight at chase center they can put the series with draymond green returning for aim four on sunday on abc 7

but they positively have to find a way to win tonight. >> i believe in our guys. i have no doubt we can go out there and get this done and, you know, we have been in some difficult situations before. i guess not down 0-2 but down 3-1, which sounds worse. we have seen it all. we have seen suspensions. we understand. you always have to be ready for stuff. things happen. you just prepare for that. the guys prepare for that all year by staying ready and pouncing on their opportunity when it comes. >> you are looking live at anthony lam warming up. we are not sure how many minutes you will get on it again. obviously the warriors need all hands on deck without draymond green. look. staff and play, the smash

brothers hall of famer's. they need to be hall of fame performers tonight for the warriors to have a chance in the series. then, if you do not get it done and go down 3-0, you are either making nba history or reservations for cancún. we will see which way it goes tonight. we will be here either way. but, the warriors need to come as you say, dan, find a way to win this game. we will have more at 5:00 and 6:00. >> larry, cancún can wait. let's get this done. >> no matter what happens, there will be a game sunday at noon. watch it only on abc seven followed by after the game with host larry beil. >> local artists are stepping up warriors pride using acrylic paint to transform a plain white athletic shoe into proud warriors sneakers today. the artists from california zion church let imagination take over decorating shoes with warriors

blue and gold. >> children need inspiration to be creative and push boundaries, just like the warriors have done. >> extra shoes donated to the painting event will be auctioned to benefit the boys and girls club. >> it looks like a nice day outside. we are finally feeling a little warmth. >> it feels like spring to me. >> it is about time it feels like spring. the weather is fantastic. today and -- in thrive city and golden gate park. let's talk about the events. right now i live picture looking towards the chase center. look how gorgeous it is that we look at blue skies above. tip-off for game three of the playoff series, 59 degrees. the temperature will drop to the mid-50's. it will be bright as the game gets underway. hopefully, the outcome will be just as bright. here is the giants forecast. taking on the mets 6:45 tonight,

60 degrees dropping to 55. rabbi hoodie it is a little breezy. temperatures 2-10 degrees higher than yesterday. you can feel warmer weather. and at the 4/20 celebration today it continues at 5:00, 62 degrees in golden gate park with sunshine and high clouds if you are still hanging around in that area. mid to upper 50's later at night. blue skies from our oakland airport camera. if you like what you will see that you see here you will of the forecast. 70 in santa rosa, 68 nevada, 69 napa, low 70's concord, livermore. a lovely day from our mount tam camera. high, thin, wispy clouds 360 in the city mountain view, in the low. half moon bay 55. nothing to worry about in terms of fog get on live doppler 7. you will notice what is in charge. that is an area of high pressure just off our coast. with the wind flow coming around the high, we have seen down

sloping wind warming us up. the exploratorium camera has a lovely view. temperatures tomorrow afternoon away from the coast, sunshine and still above average saturday. minor cooling sunday with warmth returning next week. hour-by-hour 5:00 tonight, 50's to 'our temperature. stepping outmild at 7:00. temperatures dropped but not much. 40 then 50's to start today. look at the lunch hour tomorrow. already in the 70's and popping up into the 80's they are in the afternoon. clear skies, numbers in the 40's and 50's to start today tomorrow morning. quickly warming to the low 80's and lend along the coastline, in the low 60's. and around the bay in the 70's. a nice way to end the work weekend begin the weekend, where we will have warm weather again. low 80's inland. upper 50's coastline saturday. fog returns drop interpreters into sunday. -- dropping temperatures into sunday. >> it is nearly 4/20 and sky 7's

live over hippie hill in golden gate park. the event began when cannabis was still illegal and seems to get bigger every year. >> this year there are food trucks and live entertainment with erykah badu performing 20,s ke ethere are 163 portable toils as well area >> doubt will -- that will be needed. wow. that is a fantastic thing. look at that crowd. >> and what a day for it. yesterday was cool and breezy but today seem spectacular. >> man, there are a lot of people. 27 people hippie hill in golden gate park for 4/20. the second year in a row they have been there. that they can actually buy can there -- by cannabis there. >> it looks like they are having

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>> it is earth month and abc7news along with sister stations across the country has been focusing on water. >> reporter gloria rodríguez went to the sierra nevada foothills to see where drinking water originates for more than

one million east bay customers and how it gets from the source to your house. >> in california we have been dealing with drought conditions the past couple years. with recent storms they have had a spell of water at party dam. the recent abundance of water does not mean water issues are over. >> in california you are never in the clear. you are never fully in the clear when it comes to drought or floods. the challenges in california are significant amount of variability we can see from year to year. >> the east bay municipal utilities district superintendent at party dam. the dam was built in the 1920' to supply water to the east bay. i hiked to the top of the 345 foot down, a strenuous climb. you get a sense of how the water gets from the dam in the sierra nevada foothills to 1.4 million customers in the bay area more than 100 miles away.

steve assistant superintendent and says we have cycles of drought and heavy rain. >> we had really heavy water in 2017 and another heavy water year in 2019 and another this year. in 2015 we were in the worst drought since 1976. so, it is boom and bust. >> about 90% of water comes from party reservoir then goes through the dam and then comes through aqueducts to be treated. they are undergoing a major project to upgrade the plant. i geared up in a hard hat and safety vests to look at the construction site for the expansion of the a rainbow water treatment plant, the size of a football field. this is a rendering of the $325 million project expected to be completed in 2027. >> we have 90 miles of pipelines that come from the pardee

the water treatment plant. it takes between two and four days for the water to get here. once ithe new project is adding ultraviolet disinfection to further improve the water quality. >> the water in orinda travels through parts to customers in the east bay. the flowing water now we know will not always be this way. >> we will manage it as if there will be a drought next year, because there might be a drought next year. >> that is why water activists remind us to keep conserving water. at pardee dam, gloria rodríguez. >> coming up on her state this saturday an in-depth look at our nation's water infrastructure. the next installment of our series are america: trouble on tap areas at 9:00 p.m. on abc seven. >> a robbery in san francisco

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reputation for crime, car break-ins, retail thefts, and even people getting robbed at some of the city's iconic tourist attractions. now video tourist getting their car broken into at a san francisco whole foods parking garage has gone viral in indonesia. alexa dion lim looks at the

concerns in the case that could be long-lasting. dion: these travelers recently took a non-day road trip of the west coast, starting and ending in her dream destination of san francisco. >> when i was in elementary school, i watched the tv serial "full house," you know? dion: some warn her group about crimes in san francisco. >> we took the car from the car rental. the car-rental officer already told us to be careful, including the local person in l.a. dion: on the day before their flight back to indonesia, part of the group went to whole foods in california to break their ramadan fast. when they returned to the rental car, this is what they witnessed. >> suddenly, one of my friends named harry, yelled, "hey, don't do that!"

and he laid down on the floor because the robber was pointing the gun at him. dion: this video has since gone viral in indonesia. just two social media posts on twitter getting more than 5 million views, which prompted this alert from the indonesian consulate in san francisco, complete with instructions on what to do if you are attacked, broken into, or robbed. the consulate also issued alerts for other major cities, but the difference is the threat of property crimes. >> highest threat of car break-ins compared to other cities. this warning has become more frequent. the uncle inches at something that worries the head of global sf, which identifies and attracts foreign investor -- foreign investment to the bay area. she says just one carl video can have a major impact on the people of indonesia and southeast asia and have lasting consequences for san francisco. >> they are making a lot more money, facing increase in terms

of income or personal wealth, they will send their children overseas for college or even starting with high school, and if they do not feel safe sending their children to san francisco, for example, it is a loss of revenue for universities here and also other income that comes with, hey, we are going to come and visit and all the tourism that comes with it. the investment i have seen always follows the children. the children come, they study, they make an investment. the family follows. >> despite the trauma, they are grateful there passports were not taken and they were able to make it home. would you like to come back to the city sometimes? >> come back maybe not in san francisco. maybe not -- maybe in time. but come back to america for other states, definitely. dion called the police say no arrests have been made and anyone with information should come forward.

>> california's attorney general is calling on the federal government to recall some kea and hyundai -- some kia and hyundai vehicles at risk of theft. >> the way to steal them known. it is all over social media. it is known to kia. it is known to hyundai, and yet, they have failed to act appropriately in response. >> he accuses them of knowingly selling vehicles without a, antitheft feature that requires a key be present to start the vehicle and drive away. kia and hunter have offered a software fix but not all cars. he wants the so the problem can be solved. >> officials from all over california met in the city to find solutions to a problem that has bothered residents for years

. 2021, oakland cleaned up 19se. tons of waste, nearly double what it collected three years earlier. >> it is not that we don't have cruise outside working every day to pick up illegal dumping. it is the sheer volume we are seeing on our streets. >> oakland has issued nearly 1200 citations for illegal dumping since 2019 and is also scheduling block parties for people to drop off items instead of dumping them on the streets. >> as you heard at the top, the a's future in oakland now on life support,

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karina, your husband is in professional sports, a front office worker. what do you think? >> i think it is just devastating, obviously, for our city, for longtime fans, generational fans to lose something that they love to go to, believe in, right? it is something people do with families, going to games. our sports reporter posted yesterday about this on twitter. just hundreds of people replied to it, posting pictures of themselves in their days gear with -- their a's gear with kids, grandparents. >> i remember street in oakland actually covering a different story when we got word that the raiders were coming back from los angeles after having left. it was 1995, i think, and people went bananas. as you may remember, they were

heartbroken when the raiders left. >> yeah, you have diehard fans here. obviously big raiders fans, a's fans. it is sad to see them go. let's get on to soccer players who could soon be facing off against a new competitor. mechanical engineers -- oh, boy -- at ucla have developed a life-size robot that can play soccer. they call it a first of its kind, standing four feet tall. it can stand up and has devices that behave like biological muscles, allowing it to walk, kick, and run practice drills. ok, so, let's see, they have the ai anchors now. are they not going to have soccer players? we're just going to watch the robots? >> i think it has to be a combination of the two. i think that is kind of cool what they were showing, but they are about four feet tall, right? so there are limitations. i just think it will be nice if they can blend the two.

>> they don't want to just beat us at soccer. one day they flipped the switch on skynet. >> either the robots or the unions. >> it is nice to see the practical uses of robots they go into -- >> dangerous situations. >> exactly, not just beating humans at sports. >> how about a world record box of chocolate? this time-lapse video shows workers creating a giant edition of russell stover's classic edition gift box. it contains more than 5000 pounds of candy. they went all out with each piece of chocolate weighing between 11 and he would need to eat that with a chainsaw. >> how long would it take for you and i to get through that? >> oh, 15, 20 minutes. >> stated all this, and you just hope that chocolate did not go

to waste. they said, all right, we are inviting thousands of people to come here and eat it. >> out bet it did not, but that's a fun way to celebrate and commemorate that important milestone for that company. are you a chocolate person? >> i am, but not as crazy about chocolate as you are. i know you love your chocolate. >> bring it on over. we'll take it. speaking of eating, it is tasty thursday, and that means time to introduce you to another bay area restaurant. underwent innovation and has a new look and some new snacks. joining us today is greg speier, general manager. thanks so much for coming on. looks fantastic. >> x so much for having me. pleasure to be here. you got three different things there.

you have the and empanada camarillo. you also have tuna the last thing is the cicerone de pollo, fri marinate with lemon and peruvian spices and serve with homemade raw pepper sauce. >> what a great restaurant. i love the food there. >> you recently had a renovation. tell us what makes lamar so special. >> we just renovated the space that is right behind me. what makes it special is that we completely redid both the space and the menu and the cocktail menu, so it is completely reinvigorated, super exciting in bright peruvian flavors, and it has been a lot of fun, lots of live music on weekends and we

are rolling out more of that in the middle of the week, too. >> i cannot even imagine the atmosphere being improved because it is such a great space. what is lamar really known for? >> we are known for our ceviche. you said it exactly right at the very front. all of our seafood is sourced right on the street at the monterey seafood market. we make all of our ceviche here. it is what we are known for most. >> the food is delicious. what are we washing it down with ? quickly got the largest selection of peace go in san francisco. our selection is delicious. refreshing and perfect with ceviche. >> i love sitting at your bar. it is a perfect place to get an after work drink with friends. you have some tables you can sit around kind of casual, but is

your menu different at the bar than the restaurant? >> it is. the restaurant has a more hearty, full menu. the menu here at the bar is a little bit more design for sharing amongst friends ■right after work, that sort of thing, or on going into the night. interesting bites to accommodate the drinks and keep your evening going. >> as many of us here can attest, it is a great spot. we appreciate your coming on. before you go, how have you recovered from the pandemic? is it just gangbusters these days? >> about to say, it has been very great. people really came out of the pandemic super excited to return to restaurants. we are seeing that continue into this year and it has been a really exciting year. >> especially on game nights with the warriors down tonight and the giants, and i have been seeing the cruise ships out of

the cruise terminal, all the people walking the embarcadero. it is great. >> it is a great place to take tourists that are in town. if you have visitors, to sit back by the water there. people love it. >> thanks so much for coming on. we appreciate it. congratulations on all the success. >> thanks so much. thanks for having me.

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deep compassion for tupac that i just did not have before, and understanding of his journey, and i'm glad that deciding to go through his mother's narrative is the way i thought i would discover him, and, boy, did i discover him and a lot more with her. >> she was a true mother, true queen in my life, inspirational. always supported me, told me when i was doing wrong, told me when i was doing right. she was like everybody's mother. >> the docuseries is frank about drug abuse, poverty, imprisonment, and more. >> it is the good, the bad, and the unfiltered in terms of who they even were, and with that, i think you take away your own feelings about who they work -- who they were. the moments you spent watching the docuseries hopefully spend -- hopefully feel like moments you spent with them and hopefully you shed a tear.

>> ♪ they did not listen they did not know how perhaps they'll listen now ♪ >> definitely worth >> and h. >> now to a rare hybrid clips. the sun, earth, and moon aligned, and i'm not going to tell you anymore of it. you are just going to have to wait. >> we will bring that to you later, but let's turn our attention back to the weather forecast. >> i will tell you about the weather for sure. just nothing but sunny skies, and we are going to keep that pattern going on live doppler 7. it is a pretty quiet picture as we check out your afternoon highs tomorrow. they are going up even more. inland highs in the low 80's, so it's going to get warm. right around the coast, we are keeping it comfortable. 68 in the city, 81 in santa rosa, 73 oakland, 81 concord, 79 degrees in san jose. on saturday, the 80's hold on

and lynn you will notice those temperatures sliding right near the coast line where the fog is going to be back in the picture. sunday, everyone starts to notice a little bit of a cooldown. let me show you the hour-by-hour forecast. for your weekend plans, it will be foggy saturday morning. going into sunday, we will keep some of that fog lingering as well. the accuweather 7-day forecast bringing you spring warmth the next couple of days. inland highs will be in the 80's, dropping off into the 70's. coast side going from the 60's to the 50's, and next week, temperatures will bounce right back up again. greg thank you. now i'm going to tell you about the hybrid eclipse. we just wanted to build the suspense. the sun, earth, and moon aligned in just a few places like the small town of exmouth, australia . people saw both the darkness of a total eclipse and the ring of fire from the sun behind the moon. there's another hybrid eclipse in 2031, and there won't be

another for more than a century, so i guess mark your calendar for 2031. >> will show you the video. >> will still be here. >> exactly. >> and exciting launch as we get one step closer to mars. >> but

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:00, station 19 followed by grey's anatomy. the good doctor is on at 10:00 and we will be back with you for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> and exciting lunch today of the new spacex starship brockett, and while the explosion seems like earlier, the company is still calling it a success. >> the most powerful rocket in the world successfully lifting off. the excitement of starship followed by moments of uncertainty. >> we should have had separation by now. >> and the rocket's explosion. the major explosion not part of the plan. the booster was supposed to peel away from the spacecraft three minutes after liftoff, but that did not happen. instead, the rocket with the spacecraft still attached began to tumble and then exploded. the faa says an anomaly occurred during the ascent and prior to separation, resulting in loss of the vehicle. >> i would assume that because the rocket was not in control,

not going where it was supposed to, that was actually triggered to explode. >> space x confirming by the afternoon they did indeed terminate the flight as it was veering off its planned trajectory. the debris fell somewhere in the gulf of mexico, and spacex says it will work with local authorities for recovery. starship has a goal to take humans can forth to the moon and beyond. the spacex team saying this will give them a lot to learn. elon musk tweeting his congratulations to the team for an exciting test launch. musk says his plan is to send starship into orbit to see if the rocket can get to space with 33 engines and 16 million pounds of thrust, twice as powerful as nasa's largest rocket. the faa says they will oversee the mishap investigation of the starship's super heavy test mission, sharing have no injuries or damage have unreported. >> fascinating. that is this edition of abc 7

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