>> next on abc 7, what is next in the light -- fight over the abortion pill and the supreme court justices who descended with the ruling to keep it on the market. two dead and two others wounded in a shooting in an area investigators say like i'm i'm living my dream sincerely. graduation that is a new start at a second chance. abc7news starts right now. >> building a better bay area, movingsolutions, this is abc. >> showing some love for our planet. earth day is more than picking up trash, it is about raising awareness.

thank you for joining us for this early edition because of the nba playoffs. i am dion lim. abc7news reporter cornell barnard is live for us in san rafael for a look at how some people honor the earth on this gorgeous day and i'm sure people were out on the water. cornell: land and water, nothing was off limits. a little bit cleaner today. shorelines across the bay area thanks to an army of earth day volunteers. >>gentleman printer. cornell: showing us some of the debris fished out of the canal. they got a free kayak or paddleboard rental if they set a course for trash above or below the water. >> i've been doing this for 12

years. it has been awesome. each year we have been going on participation. >> what are we looking for? another bottlecap. cornell: victoria hansen and her son took part in the litter cleanup in berkeley. >> trying to teach him how important it is to take care of her. it is just a little scary. it is the only one we got. >> lots of plastic. cornell: organizer say 200 people came out to make the park cleaner and help keep plastic out of the bay. >> we will come together and really set forward, we could make a difference. cornell: in san jose, volunteers cleaned up neighborhoods to combat liver -- the river.

the midst of climate change is the goal of many across the globe. the cool fog rolled in over the golden gate. collected in nearby golden gate park near the earth day festival . all things sustainable were being celebrated. >> we wanted to keep the focus on having reusable, sustainable goods to show people how easy it is to be environmentally conscious. we wanted to have a lot of vegan food as well so people could taste delicious it is to go plant-based. cornell: lots of takeaways including lessons on reducing our footprint and even composting. full were thrilled to see the participation, many believe earth day should be every day. dion: many thanks to

moving on to developing news, and abortion pill will remain on the market as a legal fight plays out. that happened yesterday from the supreme court. elizabeth schulze he explains the possible broader impact of this case. elizabeth: the supreme court putting a pause on rulings from lower courts that would have restricted access to a medication the cdc says is used in more than half of u.s. abortions. conservative justices samuel alito and clarence thomas dissented saying they would've let the restrictions go into effect. the pharmaceutical industry relieved by the high court's decision. president biden saying i continue to stand by fda's evidence-based approval. the stakes could not be higher for women across america. the council for alliance defending freedom which filed a lawsuit challenging the fda approval responded in a statement saying we look forward to a final outcome in this case

and we will hold the fda accountable. the federal judge sided with antiabortion activists saying it should have never been approved more than 20 years ago. legal experts say this case could have a much wider impact. >> if you could have a drug be approved and then have it pulled from the market, that is deeply problematic. if you are a pharmaceutical company you might think twice about investing money in research to develop drugs. elizabeth: oral arguments will begin on may 17 at the conservative fifth second court -- circuit court of appeals. that could ultimately send the case back to the supreme court. dion: in investigators say deadly shooting overnight appears to iy avenue. shots were fired at about 2:00

a.m. after an altercation between two groups. the launch itself has been a nuisance to areas for years. >> we have come out here for multiple disturbance calls, code enforcement has been out here. they have been closed down for not having proper licensing and permits to sell alcohol or tobacco. obviously they continue to operate in -- and here we are. dion: investigators are asking those living and working in the area to provide footage and helps it could lead to an arrest . an investigation is underway into a deadly wrong way crash. this happened about 3:30 this morning north of the 580 interchange. that is where i pickup heading northbound in the southbound lane slammed head-on into a black bmw. at 22-year-old man from santa rosa died. authorities say they believe he was under the influence of alcohol.

the driver was identified as a 30-year-old, trey king, from nevada. he was on his way to work at the oakland airport. he has more scope -- surgery scheduled for tomorrow. california transportation convention -- commission holding a meeting on monday to make state road 37 a toll road. that would cover 21 miles between sears point and mare island. that has been plagued by flooding and congestion. state and local are looking to upgrade it. the meeting will provide an overview on the proof -- approval process with the time for public comment. it will be held at the john f. kennedy library at 5:30 p.m. more than a dozen aspiring firefighters getting a second chance at their dream career and new beginning. the its latest graduating class. the 15 graduates have completed

strenuous program, all are formerly incarcerated. they learned basic fire fighting skills while in prison. >> i just did 10 years. it was conversation with an employment coach that landed me with a flyer in my hand. the rest is history. dion: small gestures making a big impact. ffrp works with firefighters in and out of the criminal justice system to combat fires across the state. coming up, a safety policy went into effect at great america theme park. the requirement for all guests younger than 15. check this out, people in indiana thought there was an explosion. turns out it was quite a celestial show.

>> the bright weather inspired many people to go to the beach. it will turn a little bit cooler . a look at the forecast coming

dion: san carlos-based kelly moore paints is on the move. the company has relocated to texas to be closer to its manufacturing plant. it was founded back in 1946. it is one of the country's

largest independent pain companies with more than 1200 employees. the company has 157 stores in california, texas, oklahoma, nevada. starting today great america is implementing a chaperone policy to address safety issues. under that policy, guests ages 15 or younger will be required to be accompanied by someone who is at least 21 with a valid photo id. chaperone will need to remain with them for the entire visit. this applies to people only entering or staying in the park after 4:00 p.m. there has been an increasing number of fights at amusement parks over the past two years. the start of national parks week and google has rolled out new google maps features to enjoy the outdoors. the future is meant to help you find your way around the parks. google maps will now show trail

routes, walking and cycling directions, and you could download maps so they will be available to you off-line. entrances to all national parks are being waived today for the first day of national park week. a lot of the tahoe snow is about to go. climate scientists say the big melt officially arrived this weekend. more of what we could expect. as we take a live look outside. the camera shaking a little bit. otherwise a picture-perfect day outside. some ups and downs with our temperatures. the numbers next in your accuweather forecast. >> a shaky start to the giants season. afternoon baseball against the mets today. how warrior center kevon looney is making a big impact for the

dion: abc 7's partner with national geographic to bring you the science behind health and wellness. karina nova explains the science behind aging. karina: how old are you? really? the answer could be written on your face. your biological age could differ from your actual age by years. scientists developed an ai tool that takes a 3d image of a person's face and calculates their biological age. the model predicts a woman's face while ages from 20 through

65. the eyes droop, nose widens, joss sags. systemic inflammation for example shows up in sagging sin -- skin. dion: interesting. i want to try that. you can learn how doctors could use preventative care at nat geo.com. residence in central indiana are buzzing about the boom. there it goes. that's how it sounded. this is what it looked like. it appears to be a meteor streaking across the sky of westfield. emergency management officials say the meteor very likely cause that sonic boom. the national weather service picked up something on its lightning detection system, which has picked up meteorites in the past. that supersize snowpack in the

sierra is beginning to melt. the u.s. services warning people the snowmelt will be flowing fast and be cold. they say exposure could be dangerous and are asking people to use caution. the department of water resources is asking people to hold off from enjoying the water until summer. i'm sure it is very tempting. we have spoken about this. >> there's going to be even more next week. dion: a big one according to what you see. >> it is breezy across the bay area right now. here's a look at our service wind speeds. gusts over 20 miles per hour in many locations. this guy is still blue as you can see over san francisco where it is currently 60 degrees. mid to upper 70's in palo alto. another live built -- view. looking behind the tower you can

see a few low clouds building near the coast line. 81 degrees right now in santa rosa. 80 in fairfield. pretty warm in our inland areas. the bouncing camera looking down onto the bay. the fog returns to the coast and beyond. bright skies but minor cooling. a strong warming trend middle of next week. notice how the low callouts clouds have fallen across the bed. we will start the morning tomorrow with lingering low clouds near the bay and the coast. overnight low temperatures in the low 50's. pretty mild overnight. still mild but not so warm as today. up to about 70 around the bay shoreline. upper 70's inland. one or two locations may top out at 80 degrees tomorrow. monday there will be further cooling with high temperatures inland.

warming trend begins then. it beats the warming trend in wednesday and thursday with highs in the upper 80's and some spot. then there will be gradually cooling as the warmth eases. >> now abc 7 sports and chris alvarez. chris: the warriors game three win give them a chance to even the series tomorrow on abc seven. doing it without their top two defenders. that meant others needed to step up. how about all 82 loon? a monster on the glass in game three. 20 rebounds along with nine assists. he's the first do that in a playoff game since nate thurmond. loon with the clinic on the glass. >> sometimes you could get in the zone like the shooters get in the zone. as a rebounder, i feel like i know where the ball is going. every time i touch it it goes my way. >> he has shown plenty of times

before. nine offensive rebounds is huge weeretsolid looks for most of the game. he was getting us extra possessions. it getsomtuon our it's amazing to watch. >> this is loon. this is who he is. he is always locked in to the game plan. he rebounds like crazy. he makes the right decision. the game is much simpler when loon is out there for us. chris: the dubs are on seven tomorrow looking to even things up in game for. abc 7 pregame at noon. tip-off at 12:30. kevin durant and company looking for a 3-1 series lead. kevin durant had a double-double. a tough play, got the and one. 31 points and 11 rebounds for kd>

no kawhi leonard or paul george for the clippers. l.a. pulled within two and russ is fired up. this is like a steph curry shot. the miracle goes. he sre19 with his mom after the game. they could close things out in arizona on tuesday. james harden and the sixers looking to sweep the nets. mikal bridges, that is good. philadelphia playing without joellen being. the anthony melton tipping in his own miss. scored all 15 of his points in the third quarter. tobias harris, that is a dagger, corner three. how swee\p it is. they await the celtics hawks winner. giants with their worst start in 19 games through 2017. logan webb recently signed that extension.

he looked to take the hill against the mets today. nice day on the cove. brandon crawford hitting this -- just .151, 4-0 giants. the9th splash hom logan webb's best start of the year. francisco lindor, good luck hitting that baseball. getting some help from his offense. wilmer flores, solo blast to his friends in left. 7-2 giants. pete alonso has a major-league leading 10 homeruns, not right there. eight strikeouts in seven innings. gets that first win. same teams tomorrow night on sunday night baseball. go from the warriors game at 12:30 until the giants game. there is stuff going on. plan out your day because it will be a little bit of a mess over there in that corner of the city. dion: you also gave me some

advice on my wardrobe. chris: can't wear day. it is a nice dress. dion: coming up, proof that the third time is a charm. if you are really lucky, the first two could be as well.

dion: tonight at 11:00, new

details and reaction to the expanded investigation into the racist text message scandal involving the antioch police department. still cleaning up a homeless encampment in oakland. the massive amount of debris the city has said it has removed. those stories and much more at 11:00. a stroke of luck is defying all odds. a maryland man celebrating winning the lottery not once, not twice, but three times. he doesn't want to show his face but he has no problem showing off his latest winnings. the maryland lottery says the anonymous man won his third $50,000 jackpot in less than a year. lottery officials say he played the same pic five-game with the same winning numbers each time. 48, 54, 8. he will use his winnings to take his wife on vacation and plans to keep playing the lottery.

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