uiing be a moving thiisbc news. her election historic. how own admission rally was held in defense of the d.a.. you are watching abc seven news :00. today, organizers how to rally to lay out the future for the district attorney's office. a reporter was there. >> alameda county district attorney hamel a price was introduced to cheers and then broke into song. >> ♪ nobody turned me around i am gonna keep on walking

walking up the freedom road ♪ >> organizersaledn oakland tnt what they see as backlash against the newly elected d.a. >> it is the backlash. anytime you stand up to justice, there is going to be a backlash. but ain't nobody going to turn me around. reporter: d.a. price outlined some of her accomplishments which included hiring more lawyers and investigators, establishing new guidelines and procedures for charging and sentencing, and large and -- lunching new policies. >> we launched a pilot program in collaboration with the court for transition on youth who got caught with a gun from the first time to divert them from the criminal legal system and not give them a felony. reporter: some recall

have claimed it seems before t's could do whatever and over criminalize young people. she is coming in saying we are going to reform this. , and people don't like that. . >> they need to be in jail for life with no parole. reporter: a group of a dozen people held a rally before and during the price rally. they argue that price has not been transparent in some cases, such as an instance of jasper wu , a tub killed by bullets during what police say was a gun battle between gangs. >> transparency with these cases where we can understand, that would really help theomr t >>na day and it will not be fixd

in 100 days. >> price says she inherited an organization that was in chaos. she criticized the media for not being as critical of her predecessor. she ended by reminding the crowd she wanted to work for change, which she intends to deliver. >> change takes time, courage, and telling the truth. dion: new details on th announcement from governor gavin newsom calling in the chp and national guard to work at the fentanyl and drug crisis in tenderloin. j.r. stone joins us with the questions over what this will look like. j.r.: governor newsom's office says the crackdown will not target those with addictions, rather those who are supplying antitrafficking. still, there are mixed reactions out there.

san frcice s w in the soma district of san francisco making what appeared to be drug related arrests according to witnesses. this days after governor gavin newsom announced he was calling in the california national guard and chp to address san francisco's fentanyl crisis. >> i feel that the more resources that the government and more agencies are involved, the better. reporter: the with a pizza location across the street. there are major safety concerns in their neighborhood and why they believe more law enforcement connection can help. >> they can gather more information in the city and

prevent drugs from coming in. j.r.: somewhere not encouraged by the announcement. dean called stunt in tenderloin, saying the governor vetoed prevention legislation that he believes has continued overdoses in the city. >> where not talking about a military state. the national guard goes into many places. j.r.: the governor saying friday that the goal is to disrupt the supply of the drug in the city by holding the operators of large-scale drug trafficking operations accountable. the rabbi says he supports more than just rehab for those addicted. >> we also want to make sure the people on the top that are dealing, the drug lords, that they are put where they need to be put. i believe if they could make a didn't -- in in the fentanyl, i

think that is amazing. j.r.: san francisco's defender is against governor newsom's plan, saying he supports overdose prevention centers. in an emailed to abc 7 news, he says we also know from 50 years on the war on drugs people who are likely to be targeted by any forthcoming operations will be in low income and black and brown communities. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: thank tomorrow is the final day of voting for oakland teachers unions members who are deciding whether or not to go on strike. they could hit the picket lines as soon as may 1. according to the oakland unified school district, negotiations are ongoing and two more meeting sessions are scheduled this week.

rill of a warrior's playoff win that you sell right here on abc 7. everyone is still talking about this one against the sacramento kings because it came down to the final shot. sports anchor chris and alvarez joins us now. chris: it was a big game and the warriors didn't want to go down. the warriors evening things up with a one point win over the on saturday. stephen curry had a team-high 32 points. the warriors looked in control, but under a minute to go, curry calls the timeout but the warriors didn't have what. just a bit of a mess. de'aaron fox hits this three to make it a one-point game and with the final possession, three seconds left, fox gives it up on the double-team. harrison barnes with a chance to win, but no. this series is all even. >> if you hit it, great shot,

but if you didn't, then whether you hit it or not, it is the right thing. you didn't, it worked, great shot. >> we came in with a win but i good learning lesson on how important those details are. we know attended as an unfortunate sequence right there. >> we did great things down the stretch getting stops and there were a couple of times, and spend the timeout mess, and the turnover. all it takes is a couple of plays and it changes everything. we have got to be better but i think we will be better. chris: game five on wednesday in sacramento. game six will be one of the teams friday at chase. dion: i am just coming down from the suspense of earlier today. chris: my heart rate says it is still up. dion: thanks.

this game had warriors' hearts racing as well. cornell barnard tells us dub nation cap the fate -- faith. >> talk about a nailbiter with one point to spare. warriors pull off a win over the kings. dub nation was on. its feet at thrive city. . >> we won. >> very exciting, down to the wire. very exciting. we are coming all the way from texas. >> absolutely, yes! let's go, warriors! >> outside chase, there was trash talking as kings fans tried to pretend they were not outnumbered. >> it was iffy coming in. i was wearing purple, but there are a lot of us here. cornell: cheers as draymond green returned to the court after a one-game suspension.

check out super fan paul waul on tv after the buzzer. he is the original we believe guy. for the game, he made this prediction. >> we are going to protect our home court. cornell: lydia and monica say it is humble -- it is hard to be humble when you have stats to back it up. and how could you top this? the gold blooded twins. >> you guys are fully committed. >> born this way, gold and we are hoping to stand till the playoffs are over. cornell: you have got to love the full commitment to being gold blooded. many warriors fans say they will be hitting the road on wednesday, heading to sacramento to spoil the home-court advantage for the kings. dion: love that. gold blooded inside and out.

still ahead on abc 7 news, it could be a big sigh of relief with summer in california. with the fears of snowmelt and rapid flooding after our winter storms, there is a glimmer of hope in the forecast. plus, scream means note? -- goat? >> our current continue tomorrow but there is a warm up right around the corner. the

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dion: it would be fair to say that california has seen the crazy weather to start the calendar year but the new outlook from forecasters say we

could be dodging our next big concern. late last week, the oceanic and atmospheric administration said to hemp or's are likely to be below historical averages. it could mean are historically big snowpack would melt at more of a gradual rate, therefore easing flooding concerns. all of that comes the same weekend we prepare a new series on the water crisis across america. the first episode from abc stations are american series, taking a look at the nation's access to clean dragon water. >> l.a.'s emergency drought where the restrictions are now in effect. >> more than 2.3 million people are now under a full water advisory. >> the epa announced it will restrict some cancer common chemicals. ♪

our america, trouble on tap is now available on hulu and the abc 7 bay area streaming app. to learn more, head to abc7news.com/ouramerrica. holy goats. an enclosure of their enclosure and halted traffic on a busy san francisco street and it was caught on camera. the dog walker shared this video with us that showed one of his clients' dogs whimpering while walking near san francisco park on wednesday. turns out, it was at the site of these working goats blocking traffic along main street. the herd of 35 from city grazing were clearing invasive plants from the park when an unknown person cut a hole into their enclosure. genevieve church says the goats became agitated and made their

way toward the water, then back up the hill again. she thinks the sfpd for their help since the organization uses rewards based training and an employee of city goats was able to lure the goats back. the goats are all healthy and happy and were spotted on sunday relaxing in the sunshine. spencer: what a story. dion: i could watch that over and over again. spencer: i guess is easier than herding cats. it is time for weather. dion: it is for the greatest of all time? spencer: i will try to top that. talk about microclimates. now we have a calm wind at the golden gate, three mile-per-hour wind at san mateo, but 30 to mile-per-hour gusts at sfo, right between those two.

some places it is breezy, and some places hardly anything. it is cooler right now that at this time yesterday. why don't we go to a live view from sutro tower looking over san francisco? we are at 52 degrees, 52 oakland, mountain view at 48. here is a view of mainly clear skies. mid-50's in novato, 51 livermore, a lovely view and calm bay waters from our exploratorium camera looking out towards the bay bridge. apache low clouds will develop near the coast overnight -- patchy low clouds will develop near the coast overnight. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40's, so cooler than last night but still mild. tomorrow, 50's baper 7's la but look at the warm up.nlandntt

on a limb, but 90 to 92 degrees is the warmest inland here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the end of the week we will be quite warm. warm up will ease on friday with highs only in the mid-80's. next weekend, temperatures settling into a more seasonable range but still above average. nothing really extreme coming our way and the heat spike will not last very long. dion: what do you think about that prediction from noaa about the summertime? spencer: i like that. if it is below the seasonal average, that reduces the risk of wildfire and makes us more reacts --

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come to life at the disneyland resort. dion: new numbers from the senses for americorps shows that there is a shortage of volunteers. participation was just 23.2% in 20 want anyone -- 2021. california's nonprofits are in need of help, but the state's is still outpacing other states. 5.7 million volunteers contributed 379 million hours of service to california organizations. speaking of, that volunteer spirit was on display in san francisco today. nearly 300 people took part in the jim tracy 5k to defeat als at golden west park. jim tracy was the track coach at

university high school in san francisco and lost his battle with als in 2015. today's event raised over $115,000 for als research. in the east bay, hundreds of girls had the opportunity to try new sports and be inspired by pro athletes. the piedmont recreation department held its second annual play like a girl plus event at piedmont high school. a seven-time olympic medalist and thailand world cup superstar were among the athletes on hand. one mother says her eight-year-old daughter had a chance to try lacrosse and volleyball for the first time. >> i think it is a great way to empower the young girls that are here and to see role models in the sports and give them an easy way to get involved and interested. it is a great environment. dion: i am sure it hel self-esteem too. that event was open to girls and

all-female identifying youth. now to a sports play by adults. chris: a cool event, looking at them go and jumping right in. it was playoff basketball at its finest. worriers and kings go down to the wire at chase and the great escape has the

>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the warriors entered this first-round series against the kings knowing they needed to win at least one game on the road and now they have a chance to take a series lead winning game five on sacramento. draymond green plane for the first time -- playing for the first time since getting benched. stephen curry, a crazy hit. first half, one down, and the kings up one. keegan murray, good for him. the final six and third, great passing. watch is hop right in front of that bench. 26 points up at 10.

curry, three of his 32. draymond green blocks domantas sabonis. the warriors had six blocks. curry called a timeout but they did not have a timeout, so it was a technical foul and the' ball. de'aaron fox, the kings are one. stetson floater is short, the kings rebound, calling a timeout, so the kings have a chance to win on the road. final seconds. fox has the final team, a wide open three for the win. the warriors win 126 series is tied 2-2. >> we have learned the things we have done differently on the physicality we played with. it is a great opportunity and we know we have to win one to get out of the series. might as well be game five. >> as good as this feels right

now, it has to be forgotten about once the day is over. now it is the best of three. we know how great this team is on their home court, so it is on us to do the little things and we can come out with a victory on wednesday. >> we have known what we need to do all year and have not executed, so it is not necessarily a flip of the switch. it is locked in what you need to focus on. i have no doubt we will do it. chris: just down the street, sunday night baseball. giants and mets. estrada got all of that, 413 feet to let the solo shot. 2-0 giants and it looks even better from the umpire cam. bottom eight, time for mikey strep see. joc pederson but it proves to be the game-winning run could.

they secure their first win streak of the year. the a's visiting pioche a they have a three run shot, makes it 3-0 rangers in the powder blues. it is about tony kemp, superman. the rangers won the game 5-2. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. game five on wednesday. have got to get used to the cowbells again. dion: earmuffs. coming up, we are followi breaking news coming into the newsroom. one person shot and killed near san francisco's north beach neighborhood. we are there with a live neighborhood. plus, fire in the skies. a new incident on board american air. plus, it is bed, bath, and bankrupt. how

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they told me emergency responders were able to get here quickly. they were performing cpr on the individuals in the street but sadly that individual is dead tonight. i can tell you from where i am located, i am at grand avenue in columbus. that section of the street is roped off with yellow crime scene tape where the body is, and that is where investigators right now are looking for any clues in this case. i can also tell you on the corner of broadway and columbus you have the condor topless club right there. that club is also roped off with yellow crime scene tape at this point. as to what the connection is from over there to overhear, we do not know. we are working together that information right now but as i said before, at least one person has died and there are reports tonight that several others were injured by gunfire. reporting live in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: certainly distressing

news. before we let you go, can you paint us a picture of that general vicinity? on broadway in that corridor there are a number ofnd restaurants and a lot of activity even at this time on sunday night. j.r.: there certainly is quite a bit of activity out here. we came across a number of partygoers as we made our way and arrived within the last 30 to 40 minutes. a number locations and club locations on broadway, also a number of locations like that on grant avenue and you can still see a lot of the patrons. a lot of those patrons are still out here this evening. big questions on where this individual and the other individuals were tonight, but again, we do not have those answers. i have been talking with witnesses who told me it was an extremely busy day out here. they say it was also an extremely busy night so we are working to get those details and hoping for those pretty soon. dion: we can only imagine

especially with the good weather we had earlier today, a hotbed of activity. j.r. stone live on the scene, many thanks to you. moving on now, tonight we are also following the latest with the emergency evacuations in sudan. the u.s. military racing to rescue workers at the u.s. embassy and their families from the country. tonight there are still an estimated 16,000 american civilians in that country. rhiannon ellie has more on the efforts. reporter: u.s. special forces including the navy's seal team six carried out a dangerous mission to evacuate american embassy personnel from sudan. three helicopters took off from a u.s.-based, flying hundred miles to sudan's capital. a national security council spokesperson told abc news that president biden authorized the operation on friday. he said, i am grateful for the

unmatched skill of our officers. they are lifted almost 100 american diplomats and staff along with families into the country -- out of the country. >> there are flying at 100 knots close to the ground at pitch black and. there is certainly risk. . reporter: the pentagon calling the mission fast and clean with no shots fired out of the choppers and no casualties. secretary of state antony blinken monitored the operation in real-time. the violence in sudan now in its second week, the result of a power struggle between two military generals. nearly 4000 people have been injured. several other countries including italy, france, and the u.k. are working to evacuate their embassies. the state department says there are no large-scale evacuation plans in place for the roughly 16,000 americans still in sudan. >> the pentagon says they could think about setting up a safe

corridor between the and port sudan, and using drones would allow the u.s. navy to take people out by c. reporter: with the airport now closed, that 500 mile road is one of the only ways out. abc news, new york. dion: there was a little shaking going on in the east bay today. three small earthquakes struck near antioch this afternoon. the first just before 1:00 p.m. was a 2.5 magnitude, followed by a magnitude 2.8 and 2.7 after p there are no reports of major damage or injuries. this past wednesday, there was also a 3.8 trembling in the same area. this morning, and american airlines flight was forced to return to the airport after a possible burn strike sparked an engine fire. this comes days after another american airlines flight caught fire as that plane prepared for takeoff. alex presha has more.

alex: 19 58 was forced to return to the columbus airport shortly after takeoff. >> mayday, mayday, we have a situation. reporter: the flames visible from this video taken from the ground. >> many people started crying and going into tears because we didn't know if we were going to make it or not. it was terrifying and i comforted as many people as i could to me. i don't know what to say. i am still in shock. i did not start crying until after i got out of the plane. reporter: the plane landed safely. the airline issued a statement saying the aircraft was taken out of service and the team is working to get customers back on their way to phoenix. the incident comes days after and american airlines pleading cut on fire out of dallas. >> the first instinct is that

the plane is going to blow so everyone is grabbing their bags, trying to get up and running the aisles. >> everyone was panicking, but we couldn't go anywhere. reporter: a spokesper american airlines tells abc news american airlines flight 2288 returned to the gate before take off after reporting a mechanical issue. aircraft was taken out of service for maintenance. alex presh ohio. dion: bed bath & beyond filed for bankruptcy today. the chain has been closing hundreds of stores since late last year and upcoming closures include san francisco's store on 9th street and the vacaville location. the retailer is filing that other stores will close on wednesday and expects to close all stores by june 30. experts say the bankruptcy filing was in evitable. >> the perfect storm we have seen the last few years. you had covid and supply chain

issues, the incredible growth of amazon and online shopping, changes in the immediacy of shopping. all of those factors plus the somewhat behind the track e-commerce platform for bed and bath made this a somewhat foreseeable outcome. dion: bed bath & beyond will accept coupons through tuesday and you can use gift cards until may 8. shoppers can make returns until may 24. much more to come on abc7news at 11:00. we saw a celebration of culture today in the south bay. a peek at the japanese american heritage honored in san jose. spencer: we are seeing patchy clouds developing right now but tomorrow should be another mostly sunny day.

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dion: what's up party. the annual mat today. it celebrates japanese american culture in many ways including food, performing arts, and exhibits. it involves more than 130 japanese american organizations. what a great way to have the celebration. spencer: it was a great day, and a beautiful weekend. things will change temperature wise. overnight we will see a few clouds moving through the area, but by 5:00 tomorrow morning, skies will be clear. overnight lows will be cooler than last night but still on the mild side, mainly in the upper 40's. high temperatures tomorrow, mid-50's at the coast, mid-to upper 70's inland, so cooler than today but still a pleasant day. then things start to warm up.

looking at the accuweather 7-day forecast, wednesday and thursday, high temperatures inland near 90 degrees. low 80's around the bay shoreline, friday still warmer than average with mid 80's inland, and then going into the weekend, we see temperatures dropping off closer to average, but the week ahead is going to be a warmer than average one, and a toasty couple of days wednesday and thursday. dion: we have forgotten how we all complained about the weather not being springlike enough. spencer: we can't satisfy us. we are complaining about too much rain, now too much warmth. dion: nothing is just right. [laughter] you have done a good job, though. let's get to chris alvarez once again with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, we recap a wildsend bringi the energy off the bench. how a warrior strategy with draymond green played out big.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: after four games, the war years and kings are even. two games on full display in the two home wins. draymond green set out during a one game suspension, and he made his return on sunday coming off the bench, the first time coming off a playoff game since 2014 breed i caught up with coach steve kerr and draymond after the game. >> draymond was fantastic. it was his idea after game three. he drove back to the arena and came into my office and said, i am ready to come off the bench if you want me to. i agreed with him because of the space. i started jordan on offense

any something goes well like it did in game three, then we stay with it. i knew he was going to still end up playing in our big lineup. he came in especially the second half. >> it is always we over me. i watch what our team did when i wasn't in the game, and for me, i never would have been in the situation where i make it so much about one person or how much i care to where you have blinders on to what you should work like. that is how teams lose, so for me, winning will always be number one the most important thing, and the lineup that won that game won the game. chris: the old saying playoff series has not started until the road team gets a win, so the series has not even begun yet for real. it does not explain why we are

this far away from a nervous breakdown, but now the warriors have to get a road win bid what impressed you in game four? >> game four for me was one of the things that impressed me was draymond green agreeing with the coach to come off the bench and he really took it upon himself to bring a defensive mind to the game and it was really needed. >> he wedge -- he was the stretch and defending de'aaron fox. who has the most pressure on them in the final three games? best two out of three for now, the kings supposedly young and inexperienced, but the warriors with full rings on and off, a little shaky down the stretch. >> given the warriors success at home this year, the kings have the pressure to not be able to get one of these two at the chase center. they cannot drop one of those home games. if they do, i do not see the

kings coming to chase and winning game six. this next game will be interesting the way it starts out, how they can get draymond going on defense and if they can put stuff in an offense of flow early on. then they can go through game five and it is almost the warriors series to lose. >> we can see him in the first quarter deferring, stephen curry. should his mindset change in sacramento where i need to score and score early? >> that will depend on what a lot of coaches think about the situation. they still feel they can win the series, so i think you see moments for that, but you would not see an extended period of it. >> and limiting turnovers on every first possession would be a really good thing. back to you, chris. chris: thank you very much. nicole you catch trying to sweep

anthony and the t-wolves. here is the tough turnaround turner. alex rodriguez likes what he sees but the wolves go cold and the nuggets get hot. michael porter jr., denver gets within three, and nervous, minnesota fans in a hurry. a minute ago, the fadeaway game-high 43 points, forcing overtime. in ot, minnesota the final seconds, edwards, the dagger triple, only second to lebron in the most high on games, forcing game five. have never been swept and denver has never completed a sweep. dion: thank you very that is it for tonight for abc7news at 11:00. i am dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here, thank you for joining us.

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