they have announced a land deal with another city. reggie: a look at the economic impact on the east bay as the oakland a's look to las vegas. kumasi: the suspect in connection with a deadly shooting is facing a judge. what we are learning about the robbery gone wrong that left a home depot employee did. reggie: a drug used to combat opioid overdoses will soon be available over-the-counter, at what price? the maker of narcan says they are working to keep the cost low. kumasi: the warriors pulling off a win, now down just one game against the sacramento kings. jobina: we needed that. my prediction remains the same. six games, nailbiter, warriors take it. i have been saying it. drew: game six here or there?

jobina: i think here. two here, one there, then back here. it would be at home. kumasi: we will be ready. reggie: i am doing the math. gary the one. -- carry the one. jobina: they have been trying to think of names like 80 -- what are they calling this series? something will that will never happen again. from san to sac? drew: oh man. it will get warmer today. warm air right now. look at the 24 hour temperature change. five degrees warmer in san jose. we do not have chilly temperatures in the 30's this morning.

some are waking up to the low 50's. 52 in the city. jose. chilly spots. we are well above that this morning. you just need a light jacket this morning. we are going to warm up very nicely as the afternoon goes on. it will be beautiful in the east bay. 79 in san jose. 82 in fairfield and antioch. the city getting to the upper 60's. the warm weather will continue for the weekend. we will preview that coming up in about seven minutes. kumasi: the man accused of being the getaway driver after a deadly shooting in the pleasanton home depot is due in court this morning. abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo joins us with new details about the shooting. amanda: as the family of shooting victim blake moss

continues to mourn, one of two suspects is expected to make his first court appearance. court documents indicating gilroy is accused of being the getaway driver. cot dome the second suspect claims she fired the gun accidentally, telling investigators the gun went off when the victim tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hands. she was in -- the victim unarmed loss prevention specialist at home depot. of driving is said to of been tracked back to a home in oakland where deputies took the suspects into custody. 10 minutes later officer said they went to check on her and the patrol car and found her unconscious, alleging despite

being able to be handcuffed she was somehow able to wrap a seat belt around her neck three times. >> we back and around her neck. at that point they pulled out of the took an enormous breath and regained consciousness.

they did. amanda:6-ye bke -- blake moss as a selfless man who dreamed of becoming a police officer. the august and leaves behind his parents, brother, and fiance.

at 9:00 that second suspect expected to be arraigned in alameda county. in the next hour we will talk about specific charges he faces. reporting live, amanda del castillo he of, abc 7 news. reggie: the the coliseum say rooted in oakland since 1968, but the mayor says a phone call with the team change that. we are getting a better idea of how this unfolded. during a news conference the mayor let it all out, sink oakland is closer than they've ever been to finalizing a project with the a's when she got the call instead. >> this announcement happened

mid negotiations and shows they have no interest in reaching a deal with oakland at all. oakland is not interested being used as leverage in the a's negotiations with las vegas. the call was pretty short and when you get a call saying we are going to sign and we found land in las vegas and we are going to sign, that is pretty definitive to me. reggie: the mayor says she is willing to listen if the a's change their mind or if a new team wants to build in oakland. kumasi: plans to in the bay area have been filled with pit halls. calls for a downtown san jose stadium started in 1997 but

fan was blocked by the san francisco giants who claimed rights to santa clara county. in 2006 the a's consid to fremont, and then in 2009 the a's again at san jose but this time major league baseball oppose the move. in 2017 a stadium plan in oakland fell apart. next year the highlands terminal site was unveiled. stadium site in las vegas. we are also looking at the economic impact of the a's leaving the bay area. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: the departure of the a's is hard to ignore.

using the -- losing the team means losing jobs. the bay area institute estimated a new ballpark would generate $7.3 billion in economic benefits and create more than 6100 jobs. losing the team means losing hundreds of full and part-time jobs connected to the coliseum building. to groundskeepers to administration. >> economy. union paying jobs. people dependent on those jobs. if we built a new stadium those who have construction jobs as well. jobina: it

is a hit to youth sports. says the a's have been supporters of little league teams in the east bay. >> great partner to us. it is a terrible thing to happen. for kids, for me. jobina: the major-league team has been supplying uniforms to 24 little league teams every season at the cost of around $8,000.

here is where the a's are expected to move in vegas. it is located near the strip on the other cited of interstate 15 and not far from the raiders home at allegiant stadium, which moved from oakland not too long ago. this area is a 49 acre site and is expected have a seating capacity of 30,000 people. they hope to break host games by 2027. kumasi: chase

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damage can be seen outside and inside. >> that is the one that went through the attic and has come down there. i was sitting right here. laura: tree branches are coming through ceilings in two separate rooms. >> and a branch jutting through. this is our bed where we have not slept since march 21. laura: their insurance adjuster says they can remove the tree and patch the roof but you cannot fix it until they come out. >> we do not know how much they think it will cost. there are a lot of big questions and i'm coming to terms managing this repair will be a big part of my life for a while. laura: in boulder creek we

introduced you to a couple's home that was standing on the edge after months of storm reduced erosion. santa cruz county red tied to the house. >> the emotional roller coaster has been challenging. laura: we spoke to the couple in march when they were staying in or near b&b. now the longtime homeowners have jumped into the rental market and have a place in santa cruz. >> the challenge is figuring out, should we fix it, should we struggle to pay the mortgage and the rent? should we let it go into foreclosure? should we do a cash sale? laura: it will be three months until a soil engineer can provide a clear estimate on repairs. >> this is been a good wake-up call for us to be thankful and grateful and to persevere. laura: laura martinez, abc 7 news. kumasi: our very own threat -- our very own friend drew tuma joined the san francisco weather science team last night in the mission. the group talked about the recent winter storm, talked about how they impacted the bay area what comes next. this comes after about 12

atmospheric in the river -- about 12 atmospheric rivers in the region of the top of the year. drew: it looks like with the snow melting some of the rivers will triple their inflow in the next three to four days which would be a lot for some. kumasi: yes, friend. tell us all about it. despite record-breaking rain and snow meteorologist are predicting the state will burn 400,000 to one million acres this fire season. drew: i was telling reggie, audience came with research questions. i thought i was going to be too nerdy and they were like absently not. year of college. kumasi: i love that. drew: it was a great conversation talking about what fire season has ahead. a really nice event. very relaxed.

sofas, chairs. reggie: all of the movers and shakers go there. drew: they had beverages. everyone was feeling nice and not afraid to ask questions. activities ready. we are going for well above average with temperatures today. outside a live look at the exploratorium. temperatures in the upper 40's to lower 50's with clear skies. much through later this afternoon and that will hold on for much of the weekend. 52 in the city.

57 in nevada. south bay, 70's to low 80's from san francisco to morgan hill. 76 in palo alto. even the post in the low 60's. downtown will hit 68. the door debate 70's and 80's. 80 in sonoma. so be it in san rafael. the east bay looking very nice. inland we are in the 80's. 80 is the high. if you're headed to the giants game, 62 degrees with a lot of sunshine. overnight tonight patchy fog. upper 40's to upper 50's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, the weekend looking beautiful. coverture is well above average. -- temperatures well above average. reggie: finally. kumasi: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: the story that sounds straight out of a hollywood movie. $50 million of gold and other

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tried to fire the gun accidentally after the victim try to take a stolen object from her hair. -- from her hand. reggie: yesterday civil rights attorney john burroughs filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of people named as targets of reports from the fbi. kumasi: today the supreme court is expected to decide whether to preserve access to a widely used abortion medication after extending the deadline on wednesday. challenges to the fda approval that drug restrict access across the country. reggie: president biden could be close to officially announcing his reelection campaign. abc news has learned tuesday is since he launched his last campaign. drew: get ready for a warm day and a sunny weekend. temperatures going into the 70's and 80's later on this afternoon. jobina: we do have a stall

reported westbound 80. it looked like it cleared but it is there. everything is looking great for your commute. our 880 at the coliseum picture in oakland. kumasi: number seven. the warriors won the game last night. now the kings only lead 2-1. game four is sunday and you can watch it on abc 7. reggie: a bay area county is investing millions of dollars to help get more kids up-to-date on their vaccines. santa clara county is launching a campaign called vaccines are another part of growing up. the website provides information and resources to parents. national and global data shows a decline of childhood vaccines during the pandemic. the clinic -- the santa clara public health department how to listening session and found many children missed appointments

because of reasons related to the pandemic. >>the community was asking to provide more information about the vaccines. we want to reach all of the communities in santa clara county so they get informed and know the vaccines are safe. reggie: data from the california department of public health scioscia hundreds of santa clara county kindergartners are past due for required vaccinations, something the county says puts them at risk for illness and keeps them from going to school. kumasi: a significant develop it in the fentanyl crisis. the maker of narcan is working to keep the cost low. it is aiming for a price of under $50. that allows the faa to have it be sold over the county. narcan is a nasal spr reverses opioid overdoses. it is expected to be online and in stores over the summer. reggie: in the gma first look prosecutors have dropped the

charges against alec baldwin. he was abc news reporter rhiannon ally with the reason for the decision. rhiannon: all charges dropp against rust after alec baldwin. special prosecutors, who were assigned to the case last month, dismissing the involuntary manslaughter charges without prejudice, saying new facts were revealed that demand further investigation and forensic analysis. this decision does not absolve mr. baldwin of criminal culpability and charges may be refiled. the new york times reports evidence showing the gun baldwin rehearsed with had been modified before arriving on set. baldwin maintaining he was told the gun did not contain live ammunition and he never pulled the trigger in the shooting death. is he still at any legal risk? we will talk live to legal analyst dan abrams coming up at 7:00. with your gma first look, i am rhiannon ally, abc news, new

york. kumasi: a container worth $15 million was stolen from toronto pearson international airport this week. police unloaded cargo from the airport and took it to a holding facility and there it was removed by "illegal means." they did not say which airline was involved in handling the cargo. >> the container contained a high-value shipment. it did contain gold. it was nonexclusive to gold. it contained other items. the total worth estimated at this time for the property is just over $20 million. kumasi: what? what happened? who took it? they did not make any arrests? they have not revealed any information on possible suspects. the airport declined to comment

saying it was an active investigation. reggie: more questions than answers this morning. for real. kumasi: is gone. reggie: it is gone. we do not know who took it and where it is. congress is now requesting a member of the supreme court appear for testimony. coming at 5:30, the questions revolving around ethics that lawmakers want answered. plus -- >> this announcement happened mid to negotiations and it shows they have no interest in reaching a deal with oakland at all. kumasi: strong feelings in oakland. what is next for the a's and for the coliseum after the a's

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>> him. reggie: a robbery in san francisco is going viral in another country. the warning that country is now issuing for tourists. kusihe texting scandal involving antioch police now getting national attention. bay area lawmakers want the department of justice to investigate. reggie: as the a's plan to go to vegas, what are the plans for the coliseum? kumasi: good morning. it is friday. reggie: all day long. kumasi: do not play with my emotions. it said thursday in that prompter and i said do not play with my emotions. i worked too hard to get to the end of the week. drew: do not go backwards. i don't want to go backwards. it is been a week and that we are finishing with warm temperatures. look at the 24 hour temperature change.

11 degrees warmer at santa rosa. seven degrees warmer in concorde. we do not have any 30's on the board. it is quite mild for this morning. 58 in antioch. 51 in san jose. a light jacket is about it for this morning. we will see temperatures very warm later on this afternoon. here a live look outside. calm conditions. the sun is up and about an hour. we are already to the 60's and 70's. that would be average for this time of the year. well into the 70's around the bay shoreline. antioch police department texting scandal. there is now lawsuit and calls for the department of justice to get involved. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. gloria: two bay area congressmen

have sent a letter to the u.s. attorney general asking the department of justice to investigate the antioch police department. ey john burroughs has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of antioch in an effort to bring reform to the police department. the lawsuit claims civil rights violations. the suit is based on findings from an investigation into the department by the fbi and the district attorney's office. it found emails and text messages that included racist, homophobic, and sexist comments that investigators they were sent by officers. burris says the police department should be held responsible for allowing you to occur and doing nothing to stop it. >> some of the things they said was so horrific that it made me cringe to think these are the very people who are supposedly

serving the people of this community. knowing what i know now, this community should have been more afraid of the police then gangsters or criminals in their communities. >> i have been harassed and targeted and railroaded by the antioch police department for more than two years. gloria: antioch's police chief has called the scandal an unfortunate situation. the da named 17 antioch police officers involved but says there could be up to 45, nearly half of the department. kumasi: one of the suspects in the deadly shooting at the pleasanton home depot is due in court. the man is accused of being the getaway driver. amanda del castillo joining us live with the details. amanda: one of two oakland resident david guillory is expected to make that first court appearance in just a few hours. he is accused of being the getaway driver after the deadly

shooting at the pleasanton home depot. all of this as the victim's family continue to mourn. all of this is developing. the second suspect, the woman accused of shooting and killing mose's 32-year-old benicia who is being charged with murder and possession of a firearm by a felon with priors. both suspects are being charged with child abuse as police say naps'toddler was inside the car. guillory is being charged with accessory after the fact. investigators say she was driven by the scene by gilroy. there nissan pathfinder is said to of been tracked back to the home in oakland where deputies took the suspects into custody. 10 minutes later officers say they went back to check on her and the patrol car and found her unconscious. she was somehow able to wrap a

seat belt around her neck three times despite being handcuffs. >> noticed she was slouched down in the seat so he opened the back door and called her name and saw her body was limp. she was unresponsive. they were able to sit her up and push her head back and untangle the seatbelt from around her neck. at that point they pulled her out of the car and while she was on the ground she took an enormous breath and regained consciousness. amanda: court documents reveal the suspect told investigators she fired the gun accidentally, claiming the gun went off when the victim tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hand. the victim was an unarmed loss prevention specialist working at the home depot. he is being described by family as a selfless man dreamed of becoming a police officer. he was engaged to be married

this august. we know the suspect is expected here at the alameda county courthouse. reporting live, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: video of tourists getting their car broken into in san francisco has gone viral in indonesia. that is where the tourists are from. there is concern consequences could be long-lasting. on april 8 the whole foods -- the tour group went to the whole foods on franklin street. when they got back to the rental car, this is what they saw. one of the visitors yelled at the thieves. others hid in recorded this video, which has been viewed more than 5 million times. i was a couple of them yesterday because this is going everywhere. abc news spoke with the head of global sf which attracts foreign investment to the bay area. she says one viral video like this can have a lasting impact.

>> they aren't thinking about more money now. they will send their children overseas for college or even starting with high school. if they do not feel safe sending their children to san francisco, it is a loss of revenue for the universities and also other income that comes with we will visit in the tourism that comes along with it. the investment i've seen follows the children. the children study, they make an investment. the family follows. reggie: the video prompted the indonesian consulate to issue an alert complete with instructions on what to do if you're attacked or robbed. >> the city of oakland has for years worked to come to an agreement to keep the a's here in the city of oakland. kumasi: the oakland mayor spoke

bluntly after the oakland a's entered into a purchase agreement to buy land in las vegas. the a's are hoping to break ground by next year and start to host games in 2027. what does that mean for the future of the coliseum and the land around it without the a's there? developing it is something that has been mentioned numerous times but it could be a hurdle. abc 7 reporter j.r. stone explains. j.r coliseum site and nearby properties as the oakland a's have signed a binding agreement to purchase the new stadium in las vegas. >> oakland is one of the greatest places in the world. j.r.: that from oakland soccer club president who is optimistic about the future of the area. the soccer team announced thursday a proposal with the city and county to enter into a lease that would put a temporary soccer stadium withstands

similar to the ones used in golf tournaments and f1aces at the malibu parking lot next to the coliseum site. >> it would be there for 10 years and would be our home in oakland and we are super excited to have made it official with the proposal. i am hoping that will work out for us. j.r.: the situation is complicated. currently the a's the counties 50% stake of coliseum land. the city of oakland owes the other 50% and has entered a development agreement with the black-owned development team. the group wants equity be focus going forward. >> i would even hope we could get the a's to sell their interests to the african-american sports entertainment group so that group can control the entire site. j.r.: as of now, the roots are hoping for

d b multin doll prthethey have sold out many ofr soccer games with the 5000 person capacity at laney college and this would allow for 10,000 fans to watch games. >> j.r.: miley says he is saddened by the a's news but looking at the glass half-full. >> i think losing the a's will have an economic impact on the area in terms of jobs in construction. it could trigger a bright future for the coliseum area right things are done. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. kumasi: president biden is expected to enter the 2024 raise for his reelection. the latest republican candidate looking to verify -- looking to challenge him. reggie: blue checks are

disappearing, unless you want to pay twitter for the privilege. we will get a look at that but first weather wh t hato happen. not paying that man. we have clear skies and it will be a beautiful and warm afternoon. live doppler 7 along with high pressure off the coast line is sitting in a cloud cover our north. it is acting like the heat pump that will create temperatures that warm fast as the morning goes on. 9:00, upper 50's and lower 60's. out and about early this morning you will feel mild weather. if we stop here, that would be about average. our warmest cities will be getting into the low 80's. some of the warmest air arrives later today. warm for april. 73 in oakland. 68 in the city. 80 in san jose, 81 in santa

rosa. napa up to 70 degrees. into the weekend we bring back fog along the coast. we have sunshine throughout the day. temperatures still above average. the warmer of the days will be saturday. sunday most of us in the 70's later on in the afternoon. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. jobina: we are going to start in san jose where we are following a fire off to the shoulder. it is definitely blocking the right shoulder and partially one lane on northbound 101. you can see there is a slow down in that area and emergency crews are headed that way. a live picture at the richmond-san rafael bridge. everywhere else things are looking clear. this is walnut creek showing you 680. as we wrap up, let's take a look at these drive times. san rafael to san francisco, the

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reggie: abc news is learning an official announcement from president biden to be coming as soon as next week. jobina is that the live desk with more. jobina: many of been asking will he or won't he throw his name and for 2024. we are hearing next tuesday could be the day president biden is planning to make his second term goals official. tuesday the 25th will be four years since president biden announced he was seeking the democratic nomination for president in 2019. abc news is also learning democratic donors are being invited to d.c. with strategy sessions planned for later next week.

e of j he is doing president, down from 42% last month. many boaters have voiced concern over his eight of the economy and the situation of the southern border. be a factor. he would be 82 at the start of his second term. so far just two democrats have announced longshot bins to challenge him, marianne williamson and robert f. kennedy, jr.. the republican side ambassador nikki haley annex arkansas governor asa hutchinson. conservative radio host larry elder who unsuccessfully ran for governor of california also threw his hat in the ring last night. florida governor ron desantis is expected to run. south carolina senator tim scott has taken steps towards a possible run as well.

kumasi: thank you supreme court chief justice john roberts has been asked to appear before a senate committee next month to look into the courts ethics and rules. this coming after pro public a reported justice clarence thomas has been taking trips paid for by republican mega donor harlan crow. thomas has said he is friends with probe and since crow is friends -- -- he was advised it did not need to be disclosed. >> elon musk spurge of blues -- blue checkmarks has begun and for most of us is over. ben stiller and steph curry posted. elmo lost his. influencer was confused because she thought she had paid for twitter blue. the u.s. consumer product safety commission wrote "fly, blue check, you are now free."

drew: people saying i have a blue check, do not pay for it. reggie: you know who has one still? ron james. he said he would not pay. elon musk said he paid for him. drew: great. kumasi: what did lebron say? drew: for eight dollars? kumasi: would you want to bill? reggie: if someone wants to be my sponsor i would not know. drew: a light sugar daddy? sure. reggie: and a dollar a month daddy. drew: freight dollars a month you can sponsor us. reggie: one to buy me a drink? sure. drew: it can be multiple drinks. reggie: i will watch it teammate.

i will never take my eye -- i will watch it being made. i will never take my eye off of it, but you know. streetsmarts. drew: that is the right thing to do. the bay bridge is looking lovely. the sun coming up under mainly clear skies. we have a mild morning. temperatures starting up in the 50's. that is the launching pad to get us into the 70's and 80's. much warmer today and the spring warmth holds on for the weekend. near 60 in antioch. 57 in nevada. highs in the south bay 70's and 80's later on. 70's along much of the peninsula. low 60's for the coastline. downtown 60 degree. the north bay 80's. 78 in napa. 73 in oakland, 76 in fremont. upper 70's to lower 80's. 83 in brentwood.

tonight we see patchy fog developing along theupper 40's'g into saturday. future tracker temperatures on saturday, similar. warmer spots in the 80's. gypsies and 70's along the bay shoreline. -- 60's and 70's along the bay shoreline. warmer weather for the weekend. temperatures staying above average for the rest of the week. reggie: welcome to the canyon. the first look at a new residential development that will change the landscape near the mission bay neighborhood. kumasi: and for the first time local restaurants will have to pay in order to keep the parking operation. reggie: barch just sent a pandemic ridership record.

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reggie:avn- cilurit features of, shopping, and 400 units of housing. 25% of that is affordable. complex could change their small town. >> people perceive themselves in small towns as one or two stories so when you go above two stories that is a lot for people to accept. what i am hoping with the building, we make this truly an exciting place and our residents will see it will work. reggie: complex will help the bay area meet sustainability goals and sits on a former bart parking lot and it's only about one mile from sfo. kumasi: good news for bart. the transit agency has reached its highest ridership this year.

this week sanco leaders were breasted more public transit -- san francisco leaders requested more public transit funding. bart and other public transportation have struggled with ridstarted. >> a san francisco man rolling out new rules and regulations for park lessons today. tim johns has that. >> from there. tim: the cost of keeping part outside is two san francisco restaurants was not worth it. on april 1, the city begin rolling out its new post-pandemic program following new stricter rules and pay fees and restaurants to make the outdoor dining spaces permanent. >> fees for parklets depending on the tier you are seeking to operate and as well

as how many parking spaces you are seeking to occupy. >> some form of relief could be coming. local restaurant group say they are working with city leaders to find ways to cut the cost of maintaining parklets. it is the cost of building his partlets and keeping them up to code that is the real killer. >> if you cannot staff for it, there are all these things, is this worth it or should i just take it down? >> while the city is offering some incentives, the golden gate restaurant association is trying to get officials to waive the fees for the first year. they say why they recognize it takes money to run the program, many restaurants in the city are just scraping by. after a few difficult years, his decision was easy. >> we cannot afford to do that. as simple as that. tim: in san francisco, tim

johns, abc 7 news. drew: a beautiful day from the bay bridge toll plaza. a live look as we are seeing the sun rise in our eastern sky. clear conditions and that will lead to a warm and sunny afternoon. if you're walking the dog or brood x couple of hours, we will gradually warm into the 50's. we will find the sunshine into abundance as the day goes on. warmer spots into the 70's and the 80's. we are bouncing well above average. we started out this week, temperatures well below average. a pool start to the week. now we finish with warm temperatures. 68 for an afternoon high. 80 in san jose. 81 in santa rosa. the warm spots are antioch and fairfield. looking at the three day forecast, we will add morning fog along the coast but still

temperatures on saturday, 70's and 80's. minor cooling his is on sunday but still above average. most spots above the coast in the 70's. kumasi: companies coming back. th latestou of layoffs we will a new offer for people looking to take a ride by rail in the north bay. kumasi: still picking up the pieces. how some are handling the damage left behind from recent winter storms.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: with a deadly shooting earlier this week be facing a judge today. we are learning about the robbery gone wrong that left a home depot employee dead. reggie: another pro sports team leaving oakland. the impact on the east bay as they are likely going to las vegas. kumasi: no draymond, no problem. the warriors put up a win last night and now they are down just one game against sacramento. reggie: those of the jerseys you got us. i really love them. >> should we just run through the tunnel casually? we heard you are down draymond! reggie: there are four of us to make up the