>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a what was going on. >> say it is a trouble and they want it closed for good. >> thank you for joining me. you are watching abc news. two people are dead following a shooting at a hookah lounge. they say there has been trouble at the lounge before and they ordered it to be shut down. our abc7 news reporter went to the business and found neighbors who are concerned for their safety. >> this hookah lounge was the site of a shooting early saturday morning, according to

the sheriff's office. >> they say it happened just after 1:30. they arrived and saw one person dead. >> we don't know how many subjects were involved but it seems like some kind of disturbance ensued and there was a shootout. >> the others went to local hospitals to be treated by injuries, one of them died. when authorities arrived, they noticed numerous shell casings. >> i pretty gunshots, i told my sister and she thought they were fireworks. >> police pulled up. > she went outside and noticed dozens of police. >> in my sister put on her shoes and went outside. -- me and m and went outside. we notice the body and they surrounded it. >> there is a notice on the door

that says no one is allowed in until they finish the investigation. we asked if -- owned the and they did not answer. the neighbor say lounge and it is usually safe. >> i feel like it is not safe to be near homes with a lot of kids. >> the police department say they have cited the owner of like of safety and selling alcohol without permits. >> code enforcement out here, they have been closed down for not having proper licensing and permits. >> they are asking that anyone with information on the incident coming forward. in hayward, ryan curry news. dion: an investigation underway in a deadly crash on the 101

nortof t 5 intorbound in the southbound lanes slammed head-on on into a black bmw. the pickup driver died. authorities say they believe he was under the influence of alcohol. the driver was identified as a 30-year-old from novato. his father tells abc7's son was on his way to work at the oakland airport. he says he underwent surgery today and has more scheduled for tomorrow. one woman is dead and two other people including a 14-year-old boy are injured following a crash in san mateo county. this happened just south of highway 90 two around 4:00 p.m. according to chp. investigators say the woman was in a bmw headed southbound headed in the wrong direction -- headed southbound when a driver in the wrong direction collided

with her. she is in the hospital with major injuries. an investigation into the anti-audit -- et al. police department ensues. there will be meeting with the district attorney next week. our abc7 news reporter has the latest twist to the scandal. >> we have a very urgent situation right now. the department of justice has to be part of the solution. >> they have scandal at the antioch police department. he and the congressman have written to the department justice to launch a formal investigation. >> we have some real constitutional issues and some public safety issues and some racism that we need to address immediately.

>> this comes after reports of racist and -- been going on for two years. close to 40% of the entire police force may have been involved. >> you have been representing the county, these text messages go back four years. have you ever had any indication that this was going on. >> i'm not naive. but i did not expect anything remotely like this. >> they gave the doj until may 5 to respond. we will reach out and request a meeting with the police chief. >> this type of large warning sign. >> county chapter of the ncaa's cp

supports the investigation. >> you don't want to miss anything. this is an opportunity to right wrongs. >> she is calling for federal oversight of the police department. >> with the police department to address concerns. >> it is one thing to be falsely accused of a crime, >> abc7 news. dion: oakland city officials heavily stats that show -- crews have cleaned up 300 tons of trash. they have also towed 29 vehicles, including six that were stolen.

the city says three dozen former residents separate shelter. they're hoping regulations will stop homeless encampments from popping up. there is a 2.5 mile stretch of the trail in west santa rosa that has just reopened about a month after the county cleared a large homeless encampment. it has long been a magnet or large homeless encampments. or than a dozen firefighters are getting a chance of their dream career or a new beginning. the fired apartment program welcomed its latest graduating class in a ceremony in oakland. the 15 new graduates

completed a training program before joining the learned basic firefighting skills before release. >> it was a chance my previous job that landed me the job. if you could say, the rest is history. dion: one conversation can change a life. firefighters in and justice system are being trained to combat wildfires across the state. novato has fallen short to meet its demands. state officials have sent the city a 10 page directive outlining the changes they want. this is between now the city does not have to build

the actual homes but they need to have policy changes to help with construction. a number of new developments need to accommodate every three years. there is a safety issues. guests age 15 or younger wil required to be accompanied by someone who is at least 21 with a valid photo id. the chaperone will need to remain with them the entire visit. officials number of fights at a me some parks over the last fears -- over the last few years. an update to come. earth day is more than picking up trash. see how people spent the day trying to improve the planet. a key supreme

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dion: on the peninsula, a company is relocating to texas. kelly moore was founded back in 1996. it is one of the country's largest independent paint companies. the company also has 157 in texas, oklahoma and nevada.

it sells most of its products to trained professionals. carping today, the star of national parks week. a new google maps feature in time for you to enjoy outdoors. it is meant to help you find your way around the parks. google maps now shows walking and cycling directions. you can download it so it will be available for you online. entrances to all parks are ri now free for national park week. we are committed to building a better bay area. we are focusing on climate today since it is earth day. the bay area show their love to the planet. picking up trash to the environment, people were out today. >> one gentleman f large printer. >> is showing us some of the

debris fished out of the canal on earth day. many people got free kayak or rental if they set a course for crash -- four trash. many returned with a lot of weird stuff. >> it has been awesome. we have definitely helped clean up the planet. >> victoria hansen and her son took part in this earth day litter cleanup in berkeley. we have to take care of it, it is the only one we have got. >> lots of plastic. >> organizers say 200 people came out to support the event.

>> i think if we all come together, we can make a difference. >> cleaning up near words. supporting cleat -- clean air and water in the mist of climate change. the fog rolled in over the golden gate, a reflection of our amazing area. all things sustainable, recyclable and vegan were being celebrated. >> w having reusable and sustainable goods to show people how easy it is to be environmentally conscious these days. you can taste how delicio is to go plant-based. >> it is focused on

carbon footprint and even composting. when he say they were thrilled to see the participation around the bay today. they believe earth day should be every day. dion: a good way to live. alameda is planting trees to help celebrate earth day. about 70 commute you members are expected to come out. it nature-based solutions. >> we try to solve the thing you believe to be a problem. we leave those solutions for the earth and communities. dion: volunteers are planting trees and 400 pounds of compost harvested throughout the years. it comes from local businesses as well the hydration company. many trees are being using

being used. there is also a very special event at the convention center. ♪ bands, baby sharks, the talent showcase had it all. showcase is put on each year by the organization friends with special needs. amanda del castillo was a judge. also former abc news reporter matt keller was at the event. >> and doubt that song will be stuck in my head. it is so catchy. >> is good to see the turnout there. >> such a beautiful day. in the bay area it was a great day or day. taking a look at what is going on right now. that high-pressure is still the dominant feature.

sunny skies, very weather. there will be some the next couple of days. sort of a mixed bag right now in terms of surface wind. it is pretty beat the delta area but otherwise calm. here is a look at san francisco where it is currently 54 degrees. mid and upper 50's in oakland, palo alto. lovely view from the east bay camera. low the in napa, 60 in fairfield. our rooftop camera shows you a few of our forecast headlines.

we may start the day with hazy conditions. bright skies, minor cooling. his strong warming trend starts the middle of next week. taking a look at those low clouds. low clouds across the will push inland. especially south of the we will see some low c convert back to the coastline. it will be a partly cloudy. relatively mild in most locations. highs tomorrow, francisco. highs up to 70 degrees. upper 70's to near 80 and the

warmest spots. looking ahead at the forecast ties, maximum temperature trend will be even cooler on monday. tuesday will see low to mid 80's. upper 80's to near 90. sunny skies, dry conditions the way through the seven days. it will be really warm on wednesday to thursday. 80 degrees, maybe even higher on the shoreline. upper 60's to near 70 on the coast. friday will still be warm but not quite as warm. temperatures will settle back down to a more seasonable temperature range. dion: you know that stretch of rainy weather? spencer: it seemed so distant. dion: thank you. still ahead, a lottery hat trick. a man has hit the jackpot not

once or twice but three times in less than a year.

dion: a stroke of luck defying all odds. a man who wins the lottery three times. he does not want to show his face but has no problem showing off his latest winds. the maryland lottery his third $50,000 jackpot less than a year. lottery officials say he played the same pic five-game with the same numbers each time. he said he will use his latest winnings to take his wife on indication and he intends on keeping playing the lottery. sports fans. a war between the warriors and

kings is 12 hours away. chris alvarez joins us now with a preview. chris: on the eve of game draymond green takes the my. on

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there for them, that is a let down. i will continue to play the game how i play the game, operate how i operate, be exactly who i am. >> responded well without him and without gary. we have a very proud group that has accomplished a whole lot. his absence was not going to keep them from accomplishing what they were going to do. chris: warriors look to even things up. you will see it right here on abc. nice game for the giants and mets. brandon crawford has been struggling. third home run of the year. logan webb. nice start for the giants. web got some

in the fifth. solo blast to his friends in left. packed bleachers. back to webb. 8 strikeout. giants win 7-4. rangers hosting the a's. bottom of the first, a's at 2-0. garcia with an angry bat. tied at 2-2. rangers up. garcia again. another homer off of martinez. his first three homer game. 5-5, drove in 8. rangers win 18-3.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. dion: then abortion pill will remain on the market as a legal battle continues. our abc news reporter's planes the possible broader impact of this case. >> the supreme court put a pause on rulings from to lower boards that have superiorly -- supremely limited access to a medication used in over half of u.s. abortions period conservative judges dissented, indicating they would have let the restrictions go into effect. abortion rights activists

pharmaceutical companies relieved. president biden saying he stands behind the decision and the pel. a final outcome that will hold the fda accountable. act i -- antiabortion activists say that the pill should not have been approved. legal experts say this case should have a much wider impact. >> if you can have a medication be approved or 20 years and be pulled from the market, that is problematic. if you are a pharmaceutical company, you about investigating -- investing in drugs that might be

controversial. >> the case could be sent back to the supreme court. dion: chief justice roberts is declining to directly respond to testify edited ethics hearing next month after a report showing a donor helped travel from thomas. the chairman says he does plan to subpoena rogers if he declines the appearance. a sewage spill in california. it's b river on thursday. this connects to the pacific ocean in long beach. the city of long beach declared the ocean off-limits but not everybody got the message. this person on a jet ski fell into the water. >> we will haveo me back

here. they should be closing off all the spots. dion: officials say the spill was caused by malfunctioning equipment used by maintenance workers. officials are hoping to reopen the beach on wednesday. tests are scheduled for monday and tuesday. it has to be tested twice and come back before considered safe. residents in one neighborhood in indiana are buzzing about a loud boom. is what it looks like as it appears to be a meteor streaked across the sky. emergency management officials say a meteor likely cause that sound. something was picked up on the detection system which picked up meteors in the past. united states evacuated everyone

from the capital in sudan. violence has left hundreds o people dead and countless others wounded. our abc news reporter says there are still americans trapped. >> u.s. military has evacuated the american embassy in saddam. an administration that the embassy has been closed. this comes hours after the army says they are coordinating with other countries to evacuate as clashes continue between two warring military groups. the capital city continues to be rocked by explosions and gunfire as the conflict enters its second week of a 72 hour cease-fire announced by both sides. police 400 people have killed by the violence, including one american.

an estimated 16,000 americans in saddam, including about 70 embassy personnel. the conditions on the ground make it too difficult to undertake a government led evacuation of private citizens. u.s. troops have been deployed to the region. >> we have deployed some to ensure that we provide as many options as possible. >> among the stranded, two children currently and car to with her on. >> we even tried to call. >> the family of a mother her 18-year-old daughter are also worried. they moved to sit on lesson a year ago to teach at a school in the capitol. >> it is scary that she is in a situation that i do not see any worse for. >> some areas have already.

i evacuation's. dozens of evacuation -- evacuees seen arriving in saudi arabia by a worship. dion: an american logger marketed as the champagne of beers by a chilly deception from wine producers. they said the slogan violates your pain union protections. authorities intercepted the shipment and ended up destroying many cans of miller life here. champagne can only be used to celebrate champagne wine from france. we have gone from brown to green as the drought is all but wiped out. what the experts are forecasting. spencer: a little morning fog to

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dion: in drought years we embrace fire season but with snow levels this year we face a fire danger. we reach out to fire experts for their take on the latest predictions. >> i know knee-high and still growing. they will be dried out so there will be plenty of available fuel. there is cause for concern. >> fire experts weighed in a meteorologist that predicts that in california 400,000-one million acres will burn. that puts it at average or slightly above average for fire

danger later in the summer. nearly one million acres burned in just in 2021 in national park. >> we should expect big fir into life, different from previous years. >> fuel moisture is high every year. problems will arise once the grass dries out. >> it should be good year. there is a lot there to burn. you have more intense fires. >> we have a lot of down trees so there will be fuel there. the good news is that those areas will hold onto moisture. in the sierras, there is a different dynamic there.

later in the year. >> will have high fire danger because it is the driest time of the year. >> it is all green for now. if you live by grassy hillsides, cut back the growth because of grassland fire potential. less fire than there has been in a long time. dion: that supersized snowpack beginning to melt. u.s. forest service is warning people that the snow melt will be flowing fast and be really cold. exposure could be dangerous and they are asking people to use caution. the california department of water resources is asking people to hold off from enjoying the water until summer. we have been predicting this, you have been talking about this is one of the consequences.

spencer: everyone's big concern has been a super warm period of whether because of rapid melting of snow and localized flooding. this weekend there will be a sharp warm up may not last long. clouds pushing from the coast and the bay. it starts tomorrow with lingering low clouds. temperatures will be relatively mild. mild to warm but not as warm as it was yesterday. about 70 degrees in the shoreline. here is the weather forecast. cooling continues on monday with temperatures in a much more seasonal range. it will start to warm up again and will affect the snowmelt. we in the mid to upper 80's. friday, still warm but not as warm as wednesday and thursday.

next saturday temperatures will be back to a more average level. long we should be ok. if it is prolonged, the melting should be problematic. dion: have to be grateful for a little of cooling. once again to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, lakers and grizzlies get chippy in game three. game four between the warriors and kings. find out what

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games that would have been the story but steph curryom downtow. his teammates knew it all. >> it is super f him. i cannot say enough about how unselfish he is. he knew when to attack, went to make plays when to trust his guys around him. >> that is what we all strive for, to continue to get better. you can tell his intent on everything. it is loud and clear, this is what i want to get to. it was crazy to watch. chris: the chase, what do they have to do to even things out? >> there are always so good at home. i want to see them really focus defensively, a stifling kind of

defense that inothe offense wil. >> i'm glad you mentioned dream on. he was out with that suspension. it could have been very costly. what do you expect to see f green in terms of production but also demeanor. i think wondering if they are doing it again. >> i think he will have a chip on his shoulder. he understands how dangerous it is. he will come with focus and encourage these guys. he will not do anything until they win that game on sunday. >> what do they need to do to get klay unlocked? >> he has been really good at the block. the need to run someplace for him, let him get some shots and see how he feels. >> in terms of the matchup, mike

brown spent six years on the staff. he knew every in the nfl. we know them, they know us, new secrets at this point. >> steve kerr has a lot of plays and they have all been around for a while. you have to find new wrinkles that they did not run. there is no question that they all know each other. >> the warriors need that when. sunday, chase. right here. chris: warriors looking to even things out. right here on abc7. tip-off followed by a very fine after the game. bears. the lebron james teammates took

notice. 26 point lead, a playoff record. lakers by 16 at the break. brooks punches lebron. lebron goes down. it is reviewed and brooks is automatically rejected -- ejected. he could not believe it but the video says it all. all lakers on this one. lebron with a fancy flesh. more rant was a one-man show. he brought the grizzlies within 11. game-high 45. the lakers hold on and take the series lead. salt lake, first opens the scoring and crushes the camera. that is an expensive piece of equipment. 1-0 at the half. espinoza goes in on the defender.

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