of chess that somebody might be cheating. but to actually go out and accused someone, especially when you are the best chess player in the world, that had very lasting power. >> juju: and thanks to trevor. for more on checkmate, watch impact by nightline out streaming on hulu. new episodes drop every thursday. that is "nightline." we will see you back here sometime monday. thanks for staying up with us.h.

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moving forward in finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> we need this kind of support. anchor: san francisco's call for help with the fentanyl crisis is answered. good evening. anchor: the governor today announced the move to bring in the chp as well as the national guard to help fight the fentanyl crisis. they will team up with sfpd and the district attorney's office. in a statement the governor said two truths can coincide. san francisco's violent crime rate is dropping but more can be done to address public safety concerns especially the fentanyl crisis. anchor: abc reporter tara campbell has more on this announcement. >> i have said that we cannot do it alone. reporter: the mayor responding to a major move tackling the open air drug and -- drug

marking. -- drug market. >> part of what we are getting from the governor is some help and support and resources so we can have the capacity necessary to take on this challenge head-on. >> we make arrests day in and day out it is hard to hold ground and we need to get it under control. reporter: the fan -- the san francisco police chief saying the details are still being worked out but making one thing clear. >> we are not talking about a military state. the national guard goes many places to help out and we will lose them in a way consistent with the values of the city. we don't know what that looks like yet. reporter: gary mccoy is a president at a nonprofit helping drug users on the streets providing paths into recovery

and treatment. >> it will be successful unless we have a public health intervention. reporter: in march the governor announced a master plan. it includes investing billions of dollars into overdose prevention efforts, education and cracking down on drug trafficking. >> if you are going to eliminate the supply especially with people that do have substance abuse disorder and their primary substance is fentanyl, we want to help these folks and quickly. reporter: mo coy and others are hoping that as part of the process governor will also reconsider supporting safe consumption sites. these are places people can go to use their drugs under supervision in case of an overdose and last summer at the governor vetoed a bill that would've paved a way for cities to pilot these sites including san francisco. anchor: tara has

the opioid crisis extensively and she traveled to north america's first-ever safe injection site in vancouver, canada and put together a documentary about how it works. watch injecting hope on demand on our streaming tv app. anchor: the earliest teachers in oakland could go on strike is may 1. they are still voting. the final day is monday. negotiations are ongoing and more bargaining sessions are scheduled for next week. the district says a potential strike could happen when tests for advanced placement courses are scheduled. the district has appealed to prevent a strike from happening. more than 100 pop-up vendors and groups have come forward hoping to be chosen for a program that could breathe new life into downtown san francisco. vacant to vibrant brings pop-up businesses to spaces.

place 15 pop-ups in a 2-3 block area of downtown. >> we have all kinds of foods downtown. and a pain test -- painters and photographers. anchor: organizers say so far as seven property owners have submitted applications. anchor: to the southbay, g huge development project is on hold. even with construction being paused the effects are obvious. abc reporter spoke with city officials about this project. reporter: the campus has been put on pause causing. i brought you here to share there is no news which in this case is no news. reporter: the mayor held a press

conference to reassure the public that nothing has changed since last month when google said it was looking at its prime line of its project. like most internet- companies google is shedding jobs. >> they speed up when there is growth then when companies are contracting they slow down capital investment. reporter: a google spokesperson released a statement saying we are working to ensure our real estate investments match our future needs. it goes on to say that they are still committed to san jose. >> the project will go faster or slower based on their hiring needs. reporter: google has a 30 year development agreement. the timeline on when the tech giant decides to build will be

determined like any other property builder. the foundry closed to for the future village. google helped to relocate a bistro to little italy and in december demolition began to make room. the ceo of san jose dow association is hopeful construction will not be delayed too long. >> it is a large and vacant space. that reporter:. an update on a story we told you about on tuesday. a pedestrian struck by a car in san jose on north white road has died unfortunately. this is the sixth deadly

collision involving a pedestrian this city. the driver was taken into custody. san jose police say the collision is still under investigation. anchor: san francisco bay's l is planning layoffs, 1200 jobs. the company has seen its stock dropped by 70% and the last year. layoffs would cut 50% of operating costs and would bring its fares in-line line with its biggest rival. shares surged after these plans were released. plaintiffs and a lawsuit challenging california's gig economy law are hoping to take their case to the highest court of the stage. the union and a group of ride-share drivers petitioned the california supreme court to repeal a ruling that upheld proposition 22. it allows these companies to

classify its workers as independent contractors rather than employees. that status allows these employees to avoid paying health coverage. anchor: the abortion drug will remain widely available for now following a ruling today by the supreme court. this is the first major abortion decision since last year when the supreme court overturned the constitutional right. reporter: the supreme court allow -- to reverse fda approval of the drug. the decision allowing the abortion pill to remain widely available for now is a legal challenge plays out in a low -- in a lower court. president biden said my administration will continue to defend fda's independent expert authority to review, approve and regulate a wide range of

prescription drugs. this in your counsel for the antiabortion group which brought the initial case challenging its fda approval responding in a statement saying, we look forward to a final outcome in the case that will hold the fbi accountable. in less than one month a fifth circuit appeals court is due to here oral arguments on the drug case which could eventually arrive back at the supreme court. dr. jack resnick, the american medical association saying the case could have wider impacts on patient health and medical research. >> the risk is we will have judges all over the country looking at tylenol and drugs that were developed with stem cells that we use to treat any number of cases. reporter: dissenting opinions and the case with justice alito saying there are threats of real harm and he does not see any as they case

plays out. anchor: wineries and a nonprofit in minnesota and the war in ukraine. we will tell you how this is coming together this weekend for a fundraiser. anchor: and significant changes for teenagers starting this weekend to visitors to great america in santa clarita. meteorologist: warm spring weather today. find out if it will hang around for your weekend plans. >> carol burnett was here on tuesday and she emailed me and said we are related. i found out i was related to i found out i was related to martha stewart but did music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze.

dan: new at 11:00 as thousands of ukrainian soldiers and civilians suffer the consequences of war, two bay

area wineries are doing their part to help those in need. tomorrow they are partnering with a minnesota-based company to raise money for prosthetics for injured ukrainian. -- ukrainians. reporter: he never thought he would be here, thousands of miles away from his native ukraine at a winery on san francisco's treasure island. his journey has not been easy. for nine years he has been fighting russian invasion -- aggression. with the help of a talked about his experiences. >> i stepped on a mind when they were clearing the buildings. reporter: a moment that would cost him his right leg in 2014 but still he continued to fight on the front lines for years. >> my desire to win the war and for my children, future children

to live in a free country told over -- took over so i was able to continue my fight. reporter: for over a decade he never bought he could get his leg back until a couple of weeks ago before his friend introduced him to a minnesota-based group that helps ukrainian soldiers and civilians get pathetic -- prosthetic legs. >> as you know in bed for a long time they become depressed. reporter: since the founding last year, the foundation has helped about 70 people. first by transporting them to the u.s. for medical attention and then helping them to recover from the traumas of war. the group stumbledn treasureislt year. the flag flying out front caught

their attention. >> they saw the flag and they knew they would be supported here. reporter: jim owns the winery. he and another friend were so moved that they held a fundraiser on saturday to support the group. >> they are fighting for their country and fighting for the future of europe and democracy. reporter: the move has touched eugene and others. they say the money raised will go towards a good cause the gratitude they feel will last forever. >> i want to thank them that they let me feel like home here. i can hearts. reporter: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: if you want to help people in ukraine we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits on our website. ama: starting tomorrow great

america will implement a chaperone policy. all guests 15 or younger required to be accompanied by someone at least 21 with a valid photo id. the chaperone will need to remain with them through the entire visit. this is only after 4:00 p.m. there has been an increasing number of fights at amusement parks over the last two years. today the muslim community celebrated the end of ramadan, one of the biggest celebrations was in dublin where hundreds gathered for prayers carrying a message of peace and community. that was followed by a feast to mark the end of the month long fast. muslims also held food drives and other charitable events of service to their community. dan: in the north bay water rates will rise. the water district is proposing a 9.5% rate hike in july

an average of $12 to water bills. this is needed to address lowered water sales from conservation. about 60,000 residents are affected. the district gets about 75% of its water from the russian river and the rest from stafford lake reservoir. if you were looking for a place to visit this weekend the esplanade is reopening after being shut down for months. sunny skies brought out the crowds and timing but not be better. several restaurants are back in business. these crowds will help the as blunt nod bounce back from the winter storms that caused millions of dollars in damage. >> we hope everything picks up soon especially those that got hit. it is great to see it packed. dan: business owne optimistic they will be able to restore the village back to its former glory.

two restaurants are still closed but are almost ready to be reopened. it is great to see everyone heading back out there. ama: it will be a great weekend to eat outside. sandhya: it will be popular to be outside tomorrow. we hit the weekend and get ready for some spring warmth. a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see the bridge so visibility is good but there is fog reorganizing near the coast line. it was a warm day today. 76 oakland. 72 san francisco. kentfield got up in san jose and 62 in half moon bay. still pretty mild outside. 50's and 60's compared to 24 hours ago. many of you are running warmer than you were yesterday which means you will start off warmer

and it will warm up weekly away from the coast. going hour-by-hour, 7:00, 40's and 50's. the lunch hour coming getting into the low to mid 60 -- low to mid 70's. early afternoon, 70's and low 80's. a warm one. higher clouds and fog despite plenty of sunshine. a reminder of the uv index. tomorrow is very high. wear your sunscreen. a ridge of high pressure dominates our weather so we will continue to see drytiswi t srm o the north. high clouds with fog below. the fog is dropping visibility around half moon bay to about five miles. a gorgeous live view looking at san francisco. fog along the coast, warm inland

and cool at the beaches. tomorrow morning, not that cold but give yourself some extra time because the fog will reduce visibility. 80 in the southbay. 78 san jose. 59 lingering fog near the coast. north bay, 75. 78 napa. 72 oakland inland areas will be warm. low 80's from fairfield to concord. the game forecast at oracle part, mild. low to mid 60's. at the chase center we have the warriors in game four of the playoffs sunday afternoon. low 60's outside. the accuweather 7-day forecast, spring warmth with us for the inland areas tomorrow. heading towards sunday, dropping

temperatures. cooling continues on monday. we bring in almost summerlike for wednesday. inland mid 60's. good-looking weather for the weekend and beyond. ama: tomorrow on earth day don't miss our in-depth look at the nations aging water system. this is the first installment of

ama: contra county costa county. dan: this years that theme is wonderland. john your health is providing funding. >> coming to a place where everyone can be fully themselves and celebrate with whom they want in the manner they want and no that no one in the building

is going to make a deprecating comment about that, monday morning is a really freeing kind of thing to happen. ama: schools. dan: will the warriors make it two and a row over the kings in the playoff series? sportscaster: steph curry led the warriors to victory in game three and he knows he will have to do it again in game four to to do it again in game four to keep hope al so i didn't think i needed swiffer. until... i saw how easily it picked up my hair! every time i dried it! it only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy-duty cloths are extra thick! for amazing trap and lock, even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy-duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked! swiffer. so wow! so worth it.

>> -- abc 7 sports sponsored river rock casino. sportscaster: the warriors know this game means nothing unless they repeat in game four on sunday. steph curry went on a tear in the win. steph curry will have more help as green as back from suspension and maybe gary payton the second. curry knew what was on the line and gain four is another virtual must win game. >> pretty bluntly, if we lost this game it was over. we understood the moment and gave ourselves life. we have been in a situation where momentum does not necessarily carry over from game to game unless you execute at the same level. it is just one game but it was a

big game. sportscaster: the warriors will try to even up the series with sacramento on sunday. game four on abc 7. celtics think they can sweep the hawks in atlanta. murray with a corner three extending the lead to six. murray with 25 points for the potent atlanta act court. trae young the subject of trade rumors. the hawks would win. baseball, mets and giants. brock purdy gets a hero's welcome at oracle part. pete alonso deep to center. his -- in the seventh joey jd davis and mike, you will get nothing and like it.

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before you turn in, with the a's looking to move to las vegas we are exploring the potential development that could be coming to the coliseum site including entertainment venues but we are a long way from any of this coming to for wishon. that story is one of the top things that people are clicking on on our website and it is up there for you. ama: a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand demand through the connected tv app which is available for apple tv, google tv and amazon tv. thank you for joining us tonight. dan: that is it? we are done. another week in the books. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, build heater. ama: have a great night and a great weekend. ♪

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do really like this. it's good. my friends, we saw it on ig, social media or word of mouth. so that's why we're here after... this early in the morning, bracing the cold lines for this. ♪ ♪ the spiral croissant is very popular. at the same time, it's very tasty as there's different flavors. you know, it's not just regular croissant. and the look, the presentation is different from the regular croissant. that's why it's very popular right now. and obviously social media helps a lot. ♪ ♪ i tried the chocolate one. it was really good. mm, like, it had lots of chocolate in it. elaine: i wanna share it with my kids. i think they'll love it, so i'm saving it for them. maryam: a couple of months ago, i watched a video from lafayette bakeries in new york,

and the croissant is one of my favorite pastry. and i talked to my chef, i'm like, "okay, maybe we can try our version." it's very similar, but with the new names and different flavors. and we try like, for two weeks, different technique, proofing, different temperature, you know, and finally we get the best result. i tried the chocolate one, and it's really yummy. it was actually really good. the croissant is flaky and nice, but not too, like, you know, too buttery-ish. maryam: the process is very long and very time-consuming. we--we have three flavors. we have pistachio, chocolate and raspberry-strawberry, and we have chocolate hazelnut. my favorite is chocolate. yeah, i'm a chocolate person, and my favorite is chocolate. i... the hazelnut probably is, you know, it's one of my favorites too, because it's a chocolate hazelnut. but we sell a lot of strawberry and the pistachio as well.

marvel cake is a family business, and if you come here, we treat our customers and employees as our family. we decided to open the coffee shop and bakery because i'm persian, you know, i'm iranian, and in our culture, going to the coffee shop, spend time, it's, you know... it's very normal. i tried to open some place that people can sit down and talk to each other, and we offer the internet, but, you know, i prefer that people talk to each other instead of just working on the laptop. it's more, like, unique place than normal coffee shop. i'm from seattle. i would recommend it. i have lots of customers. they talk to me a lot. they're coming from one hour... they're coming from napa, gilroy, hollister, all different areas. it's hard to go to new york and try the original spiral from lafayette.