>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: san francisco, what we are learning about a shooting that left one person dead in the north beach neighborhood. kumarice rallying in oakland, demanding the community give her a chance to lay out her vision. reggie: than this, but a win is a win. the warriors tither series two

games each, they need another win at home to finish the case. it is monday, april tony for. kumasi: we have a good forecast. >> today is going to be a nice day, the coolest day of the week. how warm is it going to get? that is the big question because it's only monday. as we look at live doppler 7 there has been a feature to the north providing breezy wind day after day. the weekend was nice. a lot of that continues today. high clouds, a look at the picture outside tells the story of how calm it is. 45 palo alto, 46 mountain 49 san francisco. a lot cooler than we have been the last couple of days, 642 the official sunrise, 49 by the delta. anywhere from two to seven degrees milder. through the afternoon you will probably lose the jacket with 70's inland, upper 60's to near

70 bayshore, a cool coast but we will find tune that for a warmer week ahead. kumasi: developing out of san francisco's north beach district, one person has died and several others hurt in a late night shooting plus night. amanda del castillo live at the scene with details. amanda: businesses describe hearing between four and six gunshots, coming out to find several victims in the street. all of this happening along columbus until broadway. police saying at least one person is dead. four others are injured. when abc 7 news arrived on scene late last night there was police tape outside of the condor club. at 560 broadway. employees emphasized the shooting did not happen at the club, they save workers rushed outside and stepped in to help after hearing the shots.

they found a woman who appeared to have been shot multiple times. they brought the woman in the club until paramedics and police arrived. employees spoke with us about the chaotic scene. >> maybe fou you can see the body in the middle of the street and a bunch of by standards. >> i saw a body in the middle columbus, a two wheel scooter. i said there is shooting out there. i turned the quarter -- corner and there was a blonde woman who looked like she had been shot. i learned s the back. >> the body was outsid liquor store in grant and columbus. the victim did died of their injuries.

no word from police shot and killed. a portion of columbus shut down into the overnight hours. details actually limited at this time. you can imagine how busy and active the life -- night life is in this area especially with broadway having so many clubs and bars in the area. sfpd are asking any anyone with video or who saw anything to come forward with that information as the investigation continues. live in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: mixed reaction from governor newsom's reaction -- announcement he is calling in the national guard and chp to address the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. he made the announcement not target those with addictions

-- will target lowndro communities. kumasi: the brother of the san francisco mayor will be in court to set a recent date. brown is serving more than 44 years in a robbery and carjacking lead to the death of a woman 2000. he was convicted of murder and that was reduced. the judge said aside the manslaughter connect -- conviction because of changes to straight -- to state law. the sentence could be r the point he could be out of prison in the coming weeks. pamela price, the first black woman to be voted as alameda county district attorney.

she has faced resistance since taking office. her supporters pushed back over the weekend. our reporter was at the rally. >> attorney pamela price was introduced to cheers and then broken to song. >> ♪ around i'm going to keep on walking, keep on talking walking up to freedom road ♪ >> they rallied to counter backlash against the newly elected da. >> any time you stand up for justice and freedom there is going to be about -- backlash. nobody going to turn me around. >> the outlined her published meds, including prioritizing victim services, hiring lawyers

and investigators, establishing guidelines and procedures for charging and sentencing and onto new programs around restorative justice. policies she campaigned on. >> we launched a pilot program in collaboration -- those ages 18 to 25 who got caught with a gun the first time to divert them from the legal system. >> some claim she has been soft on crime. >> the deputy da whatever enhancements they wanted. we have over criminalized young people. we have over criminalized people of color. she is coming in and saying we are going to reform this. people don't like it. >> they need all that they can get, they need to be in jail for life with no parole.

>> during the price argue prices not been transparent in some cases, such as with jasper wu, a child killed during what police it was a gun battle between rival gangs. they are concerned about sentencing policies. >> this would really help the community. >> the system was not broken in a day. it will not be fixed in 100 days. it is not possible. >> she inherited an organization and chaos. she criticized the media for not being as critical of her predecessor nancy o'malley. she said that she platform of change which she intends to deliver. >> takes china best time, patience, courage and telling the truth. >> abc 7 news. reggie: it is the final day of voting for oakland teachers

union members deciding whether to go on strike. they could hit the picket line as soon as may 1. according to the school district, negotiations are ongoing. two more bargaining sessions going this week. they are preventing a strike, saying it could occur -- kumasi: the thriller of eight warriors playoff win. still buzzing about this game, a big win against the kings, the warriors even left the series with a win over the king are looking forward to game five on wednesday in sacramento. reggie: warriors fans had their hearts racing, your is cornell barnard. the warriors pull off a win over the kings. donation on its feet at thrive city.

very exciting. we are from dallas texas. >> wasn't worth the trip? >> absolutely. let's go warriors. >> there was trash talki king spans tried to pretend they were not outnumbered. >> i was iffy coming in. wearing purple. but there are a lot of us here. >> big cheers as draymond returned to the court after a one-game suspension. and check out the super fan on tv at the buzzer. guide. before the game he made this

production. >> this was over there. we are to protect our home court here. >> lydia and monica ortega from danville say it is hard to be humble when you have the talent to show for it. >> we actually make history. >> and how could you top this? the gold blooded twins. you guys are fully about this. >> we are hoping to stay into the playoffs are over. >> you got to love the full commitment. many fans say they will be hitting the road wednesday -- two score the home-court advantage. kumasi: decision from bud light to partner with a transgender influencer. reggie: a message to tennessee state leaders when she took the stage with backup performers. >> 48 degrees in san f 50 in san jose, we are looking for nice day. the sun coming up at 622

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>> live doppler 7 showing a wider view because that's assuming the north affecting us today, continued onshore flow and patchy fog. a high clouds and ones that slides to the east we are going to warm up. one of the warmest weeks we have seen this year. i look from our camera, just gorgeous. was cool this morning, as much as seven degrees cooler. look at the clear sky. a nice start to the day. you will not need the jacket this afternoon. 47 in livermore.

as we look at how we warm up tomorrow, five to 10 degrees warmer with 80's arriving inland. today, wednesday, one of the rare days around 70. the warmest the lack of wind, less fog, high-pressure at its strongest. fog comes back. cool 67 in oakland, 72 in san jose. the accuweather 7-day forecast, near average and above average tuesday, warm wednesday,

thursday and friday. >> good morning. commute, one of the places flowing nicely, toward 580, coming off the san rafael bridge, a report of an accident in a left lane. east of san quentin off the stand toward walnut creek, south 680, once that merge onto 24 westbound, if you break lights by the caldecott tunnel. walnut creek south about an eight minute drive. early morning commuters backing up over the altamont pass, about a 60 minute drive, one hour from the stockton area, central valley in toward livermore. the problem spot

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reggie: bed, bath & beyond is filing for bankruptcy protection as they begin the process of liquidating hundreds of sores special stores in the area. what that means for customers. >> chapter 11 bankruptcy for bed, bath & beyond, accelerating the process of going out of business, shelves and the remaining stores that are still open, practically bear. >> it is like a >> t beyond and buy buy baby stores and websites will close but still operate because bankruptcy protection includes $240 million to keep things running until the end. >> it is heartbreaking. but being with the store a lot,

getting the things you need for your home. >> what it means for customers, the usual return and exchange policies staying effect until may 24. certificates good until may 8. but the coupons are novalid thl la t add ansfe. alternative platform for registries. many customers still feel at a loss. the retail giant slow to transition to online shopping while amazon, walmart and target have grown, joining the likes of other specialty stores such as circuit city and toys "r" us, and more recently david's bridal also filing for bankruptcy and plans to lay off 9000 workers.

the cofounder of bed, bath & beyond once said quote we missed the boat on the internet. the company says it will stop some of the store closings -- they employ about -- down to 32,000 workers last year. >>re influencer dylan mulvaney. it featured her on some cans. the person behind the partnership has taken a leave of absence. they have made some adjustments to make sure the most senior marketers are more closely connected to it. reggie: lizzo

against drag vans by bringing drag queens on her signature and her concert. she said why would i not come to the people who need to hear this message the most? kumasi: everybody is looking good. >> this looks fun. kumasi: look at the outfits. reggie: it is colorful. kumasi: she said i'm going to do what i want to do. reggie: her show looks really good. i'm excited. headlining saturday night. have you ever been to bottlerock? >> when is beyonce? kumasi: august. lisa: you guys are doing it? reggie: i have never done it. kumasi: i am the jazz festival. it is the season. reggie: this is the year of concerts.

lisa: it has been a long time coming. we have no smart storms of. i've doppler seven picking up on the precipitation in the pacific northwest. it influences our weather today in terms of meeting the warming as we get into a good sea breeze, high clouds and the good onshore flow. all that changes as soon tuesday. a look from our camera, watching this sunrise. the official sunrise a few minutes ago, the days getting longer, 13 hours for -- perching hours 30 minutes it of daylight. dropping to the 40's, we have not seen that the past couple of days. he if degrees above average even though today the numbers come

down a few degrees. the coolest day out of the next seven. 46 in santa rosa, 49 by the delta. partly cloudy to sunny conditions. high clouds to the afternoon, low clouds cling to the coast through the peninsula and sunny and mild weather throughout the day. this is san jose come up much of the bay area very similar with 80's arriving inland, near 90 on thursday and a look at a few in the south bay. looking at the

kumasi: new numbers from the census and americorps show the u.s. is facing a shortage of volunteers. participation was just 23.2% in 2021, a 7% drop from the previous year. california is still outpacing other states with large populations like texas and new

york. 5.7 million volunteers contribudut79 milliof service ta organizations. the volunteer spirit was on in san francisco yesterday, nearly 300 people took part in the got pk.5k to defeat als ped rais more than $115,000 for als research. jim tracy was a track coach at university high school in san francisco who lost his battle with als in 2014. at 6:30, evacuations underway as nations around the world rushed to extract citizens from the african nation of sudan. >> >> and penick on board an american airlines flight after a bird hit the engine. we are from passengers who

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ars, t ser wrong way collisions in just a 24 hour time span. kumasi: developing news out of san francisco's north beach neighborhood, what witnesses saw and heard during a shooting that left a person dead last night. >> dozens of american government personnel and their families evacuated from sudan as the conflict rages on. i'm faith abubey in washington. details coming up. reggie: there appears to be movement on the san francisco work to combat the fentanyl crisis, new details showing officers making arrests. kumasi: it is monday, april 2 any four. -- 24. reggie: where looking warmer week.

lisa: warm up is usually a couple of days, this looks like it will last, maybe not to the weekend but long enough. you prepare for the open, the view from mount tam, plenty of 40's. we have not seen that in a while. 46 in mt. view, 48 san francisco. fog is patchy but it is going allow for is -- slower warm up on the peninsula. the breeze later today, 49 by the delta, 47 in livermore. there is our temperature change, two to eight degrees colder. by 8:00 come of the 50's, 11 12:00, upper 60's in your 70's. a quick warm-up but the winds get faster along the coast. temperatures from the 50's and 60's along the shoreline to san francisco with upper 60's to 70's as we get inland. those will be upper 70's.

looking pretty comfortable today. reggie: developing news out of san francisco's north beach district, one person died and another person hurt after a amanda: details actually limit at this hour. we don't know what led tth a deadly shooting during what should have been a typical night out, a sunday night out for those in the north beach area. police confirming one person has died and four others are injured, all of this happening along columbus near broadway. witnesses in the area say they saw a victim lying in the street at grant and columbus outside of nick's liquor. from what our cruise is on scene, it appears that victim died of their injuries. we noticed yellow police tape outside of the condor club at 560 broadway. employees emphasize this

shooting did not happen at the club, workers rushed outside and stepped into help after hearing the shots. they described finding a second victim, a woman who appeared to have been shot multiple times bringing her inside the club until paramedics and police arrived. a chaotic scene with many saying they heard anywhere from four to six shots. >> it sounded like a metal trucks. exaggerated. like a bunch of kids coming on the street. so we looked around the corner and all of a sudden, pop pop. >> the girl i saw came running down. i was standing here because i work here. my doorman pulled her into help her. she goes i have been shot. >> you can only imagine being s close to broadway with quite a number of bars and clubs in the area. many say sunday night was busy with lots of activities, details

surrounding the shooting and updates on the victims have yet to be released. we know a portion of columbus was shut down as the investigation was underway. many people described there were plenty of people out enjoying the nightlife and for that reason, san francisco police are asking anyone with video or anyone who may be witness to something that happened last night before 11:00 p.m. to come forward with that information as the investigation continues. live del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: it was a deadly weekend on bay area highways, at least four people were killed in four different wrong way crashes in less than 24 reggie: hours. two died on highway seven in sunnyvale. one person in each of these vehicles died. also yesterday two drivers injured in oakland when investigators say a pickup truck drove in the wrong direction down westbound 580 me or highway

13. the driver was intentionally trying to corrode -- crash of other vehicles. it crashed into another pickup truck owned by the city of oakland. kumasi: a pickup truck was driving north in the southbound lanes north of the five 80 -- 580 in marin. it slammed head-on into a b&w and a 26 year old man from santa rosa died. the driver of the bmw was issued -- injured. in the second crash, a woman died when a driver going the wrong way slammed into her car south of highway 92. reggie: a major announcement from governor newsom, calling athe fl d drug crisis. gloria

gloria: the governor says it will not target those with addiction, the goal is to disrupt the supply of the deadly drug in the city by holding the operators of large-scale drug trafficking operations accountable. there are mixed reactions about this plan. the video from this weekend, you can see san francisco police and the soma district making drug-related arrests according to witnesses. this is days after governor gavin newsom announced he was calling in the chp and california national guard to address the san francisco fentanyl crisis along with sfpd and the das office. a rabbi runs the soma. he the neighborhood and more law enforcement connection will help. books the more resources the government -- the more agencies involved the better. we want to make sure the people

at the top that are dealing, the drug lords, that they where they need to be. if they could make a dent in the fentanyl and have less of it on the streets, i think that is amazing. >> but there are critics of this. a press relief super roaster he believes it has increased public drug use and fatal overdoses in the city. the public defender is against the plan, saying he supports overdose prevention centers. in nel to -- in an we know the people to be targeted by operations will be in low income and black and brown communities. kumasi: thousands

citizens still stranded in the war-torn east african nation of sudan. the u.s. embassy is temporarily closed and there is no easy way out. abc's faith abubey has the latest. >> more high-risk evacuations from sudan as several foreign governments struggled to pull out reset events the conflict zone. this video shows four military planes arriving in jordan with more than 300 employees from iraq, syria, and palestine on board. spain also moving out diplomats along with britain, france and italy, just helicopters flew american government personnel and their fear movies gauche their families to the capital of sudan. others may the daring rescue. >> any time yo to the ground in pitch black,

there. >> lieutenant general douglas sims calling the mission fast and clean, adding that even as the battle around were fired at the helicopters were. antony blinken watching the evacuation in real-time from the state department. >> it was well-planned and seamlessly executed. >> 518 mile road from cartoon to sudan, one of the only ways down. tens of remain on the ground. there are no immediate plans to evacuate them. the mayors two children now stranded with their aunt. >> >> the biden administration

considering other ways to help u.s. citizens in the conflict zone, helping them find escape routes. the u.s. has employed in disaster response team. faith abubey abc news. kumasi: such a scary moment on american airlines. we are hearing from passengers who say people started to panic seeing this, flames from one of the wings in the middle of the flight. reggie: drama over the blue checkmarks, why elon musk is allowing some people to keep their verified status free of charge. kumasi: stay with us on the stream map at 7:00. you can download the app now or wherever -- wherever you stream, ande sue: we look at the richmod sapphire dust rafa have an accident blocking billion, all we down to the toll

plaza, even past the twin parkway. give yourself plenty of time. golden gate looking great, highway 37 usual bumper-to-bumper. lights morning and there is your drive time from hercules into the city, about 45 minutes past the lights, you do have brake lights in the city as well. another problem with not one but two accidents near vacaville, near cherry glenn and piña adobe, lagoon road. we have reports of a motorcycle or street bike involved in one. you are all wood back towards 5:05 vacaville. give yourself extra time as well. we have no reports of that being cleared and the backup of the way across the span. we set with your weather. lisa: live doppler 7 showing the north, some breezy winds along the coast but look how

clear. san francisco is 45, 48 in the city. half breeze. high clouds moving in across the north bay, 51 in concord. look at the trend for not only san jose but for the week ahead, everyone sees the cooler day today. near average and as we get into your tuesday, 80's return for our inland valleys, looking at mid 80's to near 90 for wednesday and thursday, even friday looking warm for cooler weather arriving for the weekend. today, 62 in san francisco, mid 70's for many of you on the east bay. a nice afternoon, enjoy it if you are not a fan of the heat. we will be looking at the warmth midweek. some other temperatures across the bay area sponsored by disney and peter pan and wendy, the movie event streams april 28 only on disney plus. >> is that --

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reggie: watch two nba playoff games this week, matchup's are tbd but i can tell you that it starts sunday at 9:30 in the morning. if you are confused about what blue checkmarks mean on twitter accounts, it is getting

difficult to tell. last week, the san francisco-based company removed verification from hundreds of thousands of accounts who decided not to pay for the twitter blue subscription. over the weekend a lot of celebrities got the checkmarks back. suddenly re-verified and marked subscribed even though they say they never subscribed and are not paying. even some people who are no longer with us got the checkmarks back like kobe bryant and chadwick boseman. we reach out to twitter for clarification and the email response we got is the same they typically give to media inquiries, which is a poop emoji. thanks? apple developing a personal journaling app. the wall street journal says it is an attempt to compete in the market for mental health products.

upcoming ios 17 software. kumasi: a push to crackdown on poorly made lithium-ion batteries that have sparked fires and some have been deadly. they are calling for federal regulation. reaction from a grieving family. >> we were sleeping. when we woke up the fire was lower. >> his daughter lost her life after a fire in their new york home blamed on a lithium-ion battery. >> they can kill your family and one second. >> after dozens of fires and five deaths, new york's editors are pushing for safety guidelines which would allow regulators to crackdown on cheaper, low quality batteries. >> without brett -- regular show's, so many of these are made in china. we will not have a

>> 216 lithium ion fire batteries reported last year. this shows how quickly a fire from an e scooter can spread through a living room. >> these are incredibly dangerous. >> he just wants to change. >> i don't want that to happen to anyone out there. >> andrew york. reggie: a plane engine caught fire, this morning officials say it was a bird strike. this was taken from the ground, that flash. the crew jumped into action, declaring a mayday and making an emergency landing. >> people sorted crying and going into tears because we did not know if we were going to make it or not. it was terrifying. i comforted as many people as i could made. i don't know what to say, i'm still in shock. i did not start crying until after i got off the plane. reggie: this comes days after

the different american airlines plane caught fire while in charlotte, north caroline and. both airplanes were taken out of service or maintenance and no injuries reported in either incident. kumasi: disney has suspended fire effects at shows around the world after this happened. a 45 foot toll enema tronic dragon burst into flames at the disneyland fantastic show. first, guests said they thought there was a new feature because that head started to glow. there were smoke and flames coming out but later there were small explosions and the fire spread from its mouth to its body. nobody was injured. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: if we can just --

a moment of silence. >> we are good. reggie: the dragon served as well since 2009. it is actually she appears on stage and turns into the dragon. a battle with mickey. this time it was to epic. she went too hard. >> if that's how you are going to go. >> i can see why people thought it was part of the show. this is too real. kumasi: now improved. reggie: hopefully. lisa: monday morning looking nice, if you don't like it too hot you are going to like it today. not only do we have a sea breeze. we have temperatures near average, a little above, even though we are the coolest day of the week. santa cruz 50 outside,

temperatures in the 70's, plenty of sun. the fog forming along the peninsula and temperatures dropped off into the 40's. breezy on top of mount diablo. 46 in napa, 47 livermore. two to 10 degrees colder this morning. tuesday climbing into the 80's inland. 70's in oakland, wednesday and thursday we are talking near 70 at the coast, near 90 inland. the bayshore well into the 70's and by thursday there will be fog. at a lack of wind, a northerly gradient. a dominant ridge of high pressure keeps us into a temperature trends that will be the warmest all year. if you are not a fan of the heat, you will enjoy today with 68 in fremont and will -- richmond. 72 in san jose. average highs around 70 and the cardinals in town for the series starting tonight, upper 50's at

6:30 and dropping into the 50's through the overnight or relating -- later evening hours. the warm-up is on the way. reggie: a little shaking over the weekend, nothing serious, three small earthquakes near antioch yesterday. the first before 1:00 p.m.. at 2.5 followed by magnitude 2.7 quakes. no reports of major damages or injuries. a 3.8 in about --kumasi: seen crazy weather for the year now a new outlook from national forecasters say we could be dodging our next concern which is flooding. the national opus varick and dust noaa says interprete going to be lower than average. the temperatures would cause it to melt at a slower rate.

this is coming the same weekend we premiered a new series on the water crisis across america. the first episode from our america series is available. it takes a hard look at the access to clean drinking water. >> emergency drought restrictions are in effect. >> an expanding population. cripes more than 2.3 million people under a weather advisory. cripes some cancer-causing ♪ kumasi: the premier episode is available on hulu and the abc 7 bay area streaming app. if you want to learn more, go to abc7news/our♪

i like whatever song this is. great weather for the annual festival in japan town in san jose. it celebrates japanese american culture in several ways, including food, performing arts and cultural exhibits. this was the 45th year of the event which involves more than 30 japanese american organizations. look at that. kumasi: a time was had. reggie: makes me think of the dragon again. kumasi: i'm glad we had that moment. reggie: she gave us years of service. kumasi: it was her time. reggie: no, gone too soon. kumasi: next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: watch all of our newscasts through our app for apple tv, google tv, and was tv and roku. download the app and start stre

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things you need to know. a person was killed after a shooting in the san francisco north beach neighborhood last night. several others were injured. employees at the nearby condor club helped victims until paramedics arrived. reggie: police were making drug arrests in the soma district over the weekend. governor newsom announced he was calling in the california national guard and chp to address the eventual crisis with the das office. kumasi: the final day for for oakland teachers union members who are deciding not to go on strike. reggie: remember forming -- remembering former dancing with the stars judge, died after a battle with bone cancer. he was 78. lisa: sunny skies, breezy at the

coast, mid to upper 70's inland. >> especial traffic alert on the richmond-san rafael bridge, four car accident, western side of the span as you come toward san quentin, traffic all the way up past the toll plaza, avoid if you can. highway 37, not a bad alternate. kumasi: and number seven, n the happy meal. this is a surprise guest at a movie theater in alaska. this moves himself in through the front door for snacks. workers say it hung out for about 10 minutes before being escorted outside. look at this person. reggie: the young woman behind the camera -- the counter is of the generation. she is on the phone and recording it. >> insta moment. reggie: it might not be all

right. ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, new details on the race to get americans out of war torn sudan. daring nighttime rescue. inside the mission to evacuate nearly 100 american diplomats and their families. the navy's elite seal team 6 made the 800-mile journey to get them out as the bloody power struggle rages on, with 16,000 americans still trapped. top security official john kirby joins us this morning. >> midair scare. the frightening moments caught on camera, when flames started shooting from the engine of an american airlines jet. >> more than 20 states on frost and freeze sending temperatures