set to bury lines across the state. >> within a thousand people have signed a change that order petition include them. >> melanie woodrow spoke with some of them. >> i was born right here in this area. >> cynthia's family has lived at the montclair neighborhood of oak hills for several your spirit >> we worry about fire risk every day. > the 1991 oakland hills fire is a painful memory for many here. >> it would be a catastrophe if this happened again. change that org petition asking pg&e to underground these lines. she said she had with 1300 signatures in less than three weeks. >> for us fire is a matter of life and death. >> pg&e said it's under granting program is set to make its electric program safer.

montclair did not make the list. we sug pe's lic h at doug harmonis home says the o high-voltage lines which crisscross the neighborhood is especially concerning. >> very old infrastructure. very high-voltage. >> a spokesperson with pg&e tells the i team it met with community members to discuss risk reduction work in the neighborhood and continues to invite their feedback. pg&e says it has completed two overhead system hardening projects and one under grounding project in mount claire -- any montclair. installing 14 sectional i think the devices to target shutoffs and installing a high definition camera to monitor and respond to wildfires. the utility says it has added re-weather stations to better predict severe weather and installed enhanced powerline

safety settings that can turn off power within 1/10 of a second if a fault that may lead to a wildfire ignition is detected on fire days. >> they know they have a problem for that is why they are doing these things. >> pg&e tells the i team the plans do not include montclair because they are in high risk areas. >> this is o densely populated high fire risk areas in the state of california. if they are not seeing that, there risk model is not complete. residents point to a limited number of ways to get in and out of this neighborhood. >> this is a fire trap. with pg&e they were told the risk model does not factor in egress. pg&e said it uses a team of local fire safety specialists with knowledge of local conditions including ingress and egress considerations. >> prove it. >> the oakland deputy city

administrator coordinates the wired fire prevention working group for oakland. expensive process. we were told this area was not a high priority area and we take exception to that. if none of those wires were aboveground none of them would release a spark that would cause a wildfire. blamed for more than 30 wildfires. it's 2023 wildfire mitigation plan does not sit right with montclair residents who say they have seen what can happen. >> i do not want to have to tell the story to my grandkids again that we knew what had happened and not than anything about. >> out to developing news. lawyers for the three men facing murder charges in the shooting death of 20-month-old jasper wu made their case in court today. jasper was killed in november of 2021 will traveling with his family along 880 in oakland. today was the first day of the

preliminary hearing which is expected to last a week. dion lim has the story. >> as defense attorneys for the three men charged with their involvement in 23 month old jasper wu's murder made their way into court monday the goal was clear. >> i'm asking all charges be dropped at the end of the examination. >> highway patrol investigators claims he was hit by gunfire between rival gangs all sitting in the backseat of his family's white legs this -- white lexus. in the theater say johnny jackson, the last person arrested in the shooting is the member of the eddie gang. >> he did nothing to charge the -- to cause the death of the child. >> ivory biggins is a member of the chopper city gang and believe to be driving the other vehicle involved. >> we certainly intend to establish his lack of involvement. >> jackson and trevor also a member of the gang and charged

under former da nancy o'malley's administration. those charges carry the possibility of life in prison without parole. his defender brought up what he called a political circus. >> we contend to flush out the racist and class tendencies. >> can you elaborate on this political circus? >> there have been several rallies, there has been a lot of attention surrounding the decision-making between ncm malley and pam price. >> a retired prosecutor for the alameda county da advising the family responded to the accusation. >> it has nothing to do with politics. >> inside the courtroom peter mcginnis questioned a chp officer and detective whose testimony lay the groundwork for the hearing. evidence photos were shown including a bullet hole that went through the windshield and struck jasper. along with images of the eight spent rifle casings found littered along the northbound lanes of interstate 880. the chp detective on the stand

was shaken to privately -- when asked to privately review images of jasper's lifeless body. the da has appro to respond and make changes to the charges including possibly dropping enhancements. san francisco police say the shooting that left one person dead and four wounded in north beach does not appear to be random. the shooting killed a 23-year-old man from solano county not far from the legendary condor club around 11:00 last night. a tour started recording on his cell phone the moment he heard gunfire. >> looked outside. there was a black suv appeared a guy had shot this guy on a scooter. he was trying to drag him back into the suv. the body was limp. he could not do it so he left it. >>eir early 20's suffered

non-life-threatening injuries. >> data from our abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker shows the number of homicides in san francisco have inconsistent for a decade since 2013. you can look up crimes where you live on the homepage of abc7news.com. climate activist held in protest nationwide including in san francisco accusing the banks of being climate criminals. this group rallied in front of wells fargo's headquarters in san francisco. it comes before the banks hold their shareholders meetings tomorrow. protesters want shareholders to pass a resolution requiring wells fargo to stop investing in fossil fuels and end financing for fossil expansion. wells fargo released a statement saying have set a goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions including client emissions attributable to our financing by 2050. a big announcement from governor newsom. 690 million dollars will be allocated to more than two dozen

public transportation projects throughout the state in the bay area is going to benefit. the money is part of the state's initiative to shift from fossil fuels to cleaner methods of transportation. projects are designed to help disadvantaged communities. san francisco bay ferry is getting 13 william dell is to switch to electric fairies as well as double ferry service between alameda to san francisco. bta getting 47 million dollars to expand light rail service to connect with the milpitas bart station and the east ridge transit center. santa cruz county picked up funding to connect zero emission bus service to caltrans. >> oakland teachers could go strike. one of the main issues is teacher salaries. anser hassan has a closer look at the issues oakland teachers have been working without a contract since october of last year. the teachers union says the district has been bargaining in bad faith.

>> we have filed an unfair labor practice for the district's behavior at the bargaining table. >> the interim president of the oakland education represents the teachers. 21 proposals are on the table ranging from teacher pay to resources for students. he claims the oakland unified school district has canceled sessions and delayed bargaining. and that with the district is offering comes with strings attached. >> the district is saying they want to add more hours of work in order for us to get a raise. and we are saying those additional hours are going to drive teachers out of the profession and her children. >> teachers are voting on a possible strike that could come as early as the first week of may. he says the district could lose more teachers. >> our primary goa we settle a contract that keeps teachers in oakland. that is our number one goal.

> the oakland unified school district was not available for comment. in a statement released friday a challenge the legality of a potential strike and criticize striking so close to the end of the school year. some parents agree. our kids cannot do math. we just went through a major pandemic. we are in your two of trying to get back to normal. we should not be disrupting students learning. >> the ceo of oakland reach which works to improve conditions at oakland schools. she supports the fight for better pay but says this would be the third strike this year which further disrupts learning. >> just end of year events, we need to be able to end the school year with some sense of celebration. >> negotiations will continue this week. the result of a strike vote could come tuesday morning. >> coming up, a new kind of mobile home. it is housing for the homeless that is easy to relocate.

>> it is going to feel like summer. i will have the forecast. >> the wires are tied in the playoff series with the kings. meouyeery camefinal shot. warriors ended with a one point when. game five is wednesday in sacramento. game six is friday and a sack -- in san francisco. if they are playing a g alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power.

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tomorrow night that would restrict the county from cooperating with ice. >> stephanie sierras getting moo public safety. >> this issue is getting a lot of attention. the intention of this order hundreds is to bring more quality for people seeking asylum in san mateo county but it was still protect immigrants convicted of serious crimes including rape, murder and child molestation. tonight the i.t. has obtained public records that shows there is a pattern of immigrants convicted of violent crimes and a san mateo county reoffending. the san mateo county board of supervisors will vote on a controversial sanctuary ordinance tuesday night. it would prohibit any government agency under the county from cooperating with ice, immigration and customs argue the legislation overlooks public safety lacking any exemptions for asylum-seekers who are convicted of murder, rape and child molestation. supervisor ray mueller wants to change that. i will >> not be voting to

support this measure. let's say someone returns to the community who is a dangerous and violent felon who has been deported and there is a contact with law enforcement. the only way our sheriff will be able to actually work with immigration authorities will be to sue the board of supervisors. the legislation >> is autho by supervisor david cannibal on the grounds it will bring more quality to asylum-seekers. >> what is the difference if we have someone who commits a crime that is a non-immigrant and we have someone who is an immigrant? how is the community safer? >> do you know the recidivism rate of convicted criminals seeking asylum in san mateo county? >> i don't know. >> there is not comprehensive data on immigrants who repeatedly commit crimes. the eye team received some data from 2018 to 2021. according to the san mateo sheriff's office there were at least 35 cases were immigrants

convicted of serious felonies in san mateo county had a long history of prior arrests. that list includes people convicted of multiple acts with a child under 14 years old, rape, child abuse, dui with injury, grand theft, trans hoarding 30 pounds of meth with intent to sell, robbery and arson. the eye team found there is a clear pattern of recidivism among this group. one immigrant charged with a drug felony was booked in county jail 20 times. and of the person charged with vehicle theft was booked in county jail 17 different times. four others looked just charged with assault with a deadly weapon were booked 11 times. >> it is difficult to actually advocate for the rights when they are continuously breaking the law. >> for decades walking has been a strong advocate for immigrant rights and reform. especially right after the shooting of seven farmworkers.

how about their rights? >>ary d immigrant charged with setting counts of murder after allegedly opening fire at seven coworkers and a two mushroom's at half moon bay. he is worried migrants released from state prison and deported will come back to retaliate. >> there have been cases where people get deported and they come back. they come back to the same community. >> des than a dozen local organizations support the legislation. but critics worry they may not have all the facts. data obtained by the eye team shows a pattern among some immigrants arrested in san mateo county. the cases we analyzed two stand out. the immigrants were convicted of sexually abusing children. one was arrested five previous times for other crimes. the other, 14. we asked the supervisor about repeat offenders last week. the doj has done a study that found child molesters have the

highest recidivism rate. does that change your answer? >> that is not going to change my mind. supervisor to share this new information and requested a follow-up interview but have yet to hear back. tomorrow the board will hear public comment before making a final vote. >> if you have a story for stephanie and the eye team call this number on your screen. or go to abc7news.com/eye team. if you have a question about the weather, turned to spencer. >> he is here with the forecast. >> the big question is how warm is it going to be? i will start with a look at our satellite radar composite image. a big area of high pressure will be the controlling factor in our weather through the week bring a sunny skies and a warm up. generating some gusty wind especially near the coastline where we have 32 mile per hour gusts near sfo. the 24-hour temperature change shows the warm up bngbout m

ywre from tfour degrees warer is time yesterdaewrom our exploratory camera. 58 degrees in the city. we have mid 60's at palo alto, san jose and mountain view at 54 in half moon bay. mount tam looking down from ocean beach. skies are still very clear. we don't have a discernible rank of fog developing now. 76 degrees at santa rosa. 74 mid to upper 60's at votto, napa and livermore and on we go to the view at golden gate bridge where we have blue in breezy conditions. these are forecast headlines. mostly clear for much of this evening but we will see a few patches of low clouds moving near the coastline overnight. warming trend begins tomorrow. and the temperatures wednesday, thursday up around 90 degrees or higher. here there forecast animation to

show you the passage of high clouds and a patch or two of low clouds. looking at clear conditions overnight with low temperatures generally in the upper 40's. it will be relatively mild. 82 at santa rosa. 82 at concord. 84 and a fairfield. 79 at san jose. mid to upper 70's along the bay shoreline. wednesday inland highs well into the upper 80's. perhaps around 90 degrees in some spots. on thursday little bit warmer. 90, 91. maybe 92 degrees in the warmest inland locations thursday. not much change friday inland but we will see some cooling at the coast friday and near the bay shoreline. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. dry and sunny weather coming our way. sort of an interesting roller coaster ride of temperatures during the middle of the week. 90 or higher inland.

gradually going down saturday with a steeper decline in temperatures sunday ever monday. next monday we will have temperatures in the average range for this time of year. for most of the week ahead temperatures well above average for late april. >> the coronation of king charles the third is less than two weeks away. celebration will include a crown, carriages and quiche. the palace released the recipe so everyone can enjoy a taste of the celebration. the quiche include spinach, fava beans, and terror again. the quiche was chosen personally by the kueng and queen consort. the coronation begins saturday may 6. and abc news special starts at 2:00 a.m. saturday morning and runs until 7:00 a.m. >> remember all the banking stress of last month? tonight see the measurable impact it had on bay

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. in oklahoma today left one man dead. anotherus

police say the two new each other. please put the campus into lockdown briefly this morning. no one else was hurt. in california leaders announced plans for legislation. the announcement was made in monterey park array lunar new year shooting killed 11 people. carlos grounded from our sister station in los angeles explains how the new laws could prevent similar shootings. >> one in five people in america have had family members fatally shot. i am one of those people. >> powerful words from a victim of gun violence. two of her brothers were murdered. today in monterey park officials announced new proposed laws they hope to with prayer -- would reduce the number of firearms. >> in 2023 alone we have more than dirty mass shooting so far this year and it is april. tragically one of the more recent ones was right here in monterey park.

available data from the lapd the number of shootings in the city of los angeles reached more than 1200. officials say one issue is there are people who legally should not able to have a gun but it is difficult to track down. >> our current system for moving firearms at a time of conviction lacks enforcement mechanisms. as of january 2020 three there is a backlog of nearly 24,000 cases. >> what this bill would do is the case would now be finished and resolved until all the weapons are turned in. it becomes a commonsense approach to this rather than having to go retroactively. >> other proposed law would stop full enforcement agencies from selling surplus weapons. monterey park is still hurting from the mass shooting three months ago that left 11 people dead. >> america is the only country in the world that regularly experiences mass shootings. it does not have to be the way.

>> these bills will be discussed in sacramento tomorrow and officials hope this legislation will honor the victims of monterey park and elsewhere. >> california's lieutenant governor wants the states top job. the first to announce the candidacy in what is expected to be a huge field to replace governor newsom. he will be termed out. election is not until 2026. on getting answers we spoke to the california politics reporter jeremy white about making the move from second in charge to the number one spot. has sammy been seen more as a steppingstone than as a position with a lot of inherent power although of course gavin newsom was lieutenant governor before he became governor. before this job the biggest distinction was having served as ambassador to hungry. she has been very prominent in democratic fundraising circles for candidates like hillary clinton which is something that

your average voter may not be as aware of but certainly is something in the political world helps you build connection. >> she has released a statement saying i will fight fiercely to build a future where everyone regardless of race, class or immigration status has the same opportunity that my family and i had. cease-fire has been declared in sudan added the midst of fierce fighting for control of the country. the u.s. embassy in khartoum is officially closed. 16,000 americans remain in the conflicts own. >> government forces and an armed militia group rages on in sudan nations from around the world are rushing to evacuate diplomats and citizens from the country. this as the biden administration is hailing a dramatic nighttime rescue of nearly 100 american diplomats and personnel over the weekend. >> i determined the

deteriorating security situations in khartoum posed an unacceptable risk keeping our team there at this time. >> officials say the daring mission included members of the elite seal team six traveling 800 miles by helicopter from djibouti to the u.s. and the sea in khartoum. the team was on the ground for less than an hour. the national security council singh president biden gave the green light friday after it was deemed safe and feasible. >> it was very well planned and seamlessly executed. >> an estimated 16,000 remain in sudan with the nfc stressing conditions are not safe for a larger evacuation. the safest thing for americans to do his shelter in place and not move around too much in the city of khartoum. >> two children stranded there with her aunt. >> they have a nightmare. the military are coming. they will kill us. >> the u.s. says they are supporting dozens of americans making their way out by a u.n. lead convoys by having u.n.

reconnaissance drones flying overhead. it is the 10th day of the bloody power struggle between two rival generals with more than 400 20 people killed and nearly 4000 injury. >> the sudanese people are not giving up on their aspirations for a secure, free and democratic future. rather will we. >> despite efforts to get the two leaders to end the violence officials say the fighting is not letting up. a usaid disaster response team has been deployed to help the ongoing humanitarian crisis. >> to reiterate that report a 72 hours cease-fire has now been declared. anchor tucker carlsen is out and he is not the only high-profile anchor losing his job. >> up ahead the mystery

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dominion voting systems. carlsen was expected to be a key figure in the trial. > it will be part of the chapter in fox news where the hosts in the trump area were unbridled and at times uncontrolled, defining their own direction. also the focus of one of two lawsuits filed by a former producer accusing the host and fox of sexism and harassment. the 53-year-old has yet to comment on his departure. a major departure at cnn as well. cnn has fired host on lemon after 17 years with the network should he says he was stunned and was never given any indication his job was in jeopardy. cnn thanked him and wishes him well. he had been hosting a morning show after losing his prime time slot last year. >> a lot of people are out of their jobs. bed, bath & beyond is going out of his this. filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy yesterday. reena roy shows you how the

company will come to an end. >> bed, bath & beyond and bankruptcy. the company liquidating hundreds of stores filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. bed, bath & beyond went back in january bankruptcy could be coming after a dismal holiday season during the pandemic. they cannot keep their shelves stocked. the retail giant in business since 1971 has closed d stores in the last year. 300 locations are still in operation are expected to shut down by june 30. >> it is empty. it is like a disaster zone has gone through there. >> some important tidbits for customers. the usual return and exchange policy stay in effect until may 24. gift cards and certificates are good through may 8. bed, bath & beyond coupons are no longer valid after this wednesday. all in stock on when orders will

be fulfilled. the company says all baby registries are safe with plans to add an alternative platform for registers purely company was slow to transition to online shopping what amazon, walmart and target have grown. the company says it will stop some of those closings if a last-minute buyer steps in. it currently employs 14,000 workers. down from 32,000 last year. during the likes of other so-called specialty brick-and-mortar stores such as circuit city and toys "r" us. more recently david's bridal also filing for bankruptcy with plans to lay off 9000 workers. >> if you e weather drawer going to like what is in store this week. spencer has sun and warmth for your temperatures i

>> a new sculpture has sprouted up along san francisco's subway line. it is a steel tree branch that stretches well and said the sky. it is the tallest freestanding sculpture in san francisco. it is a creation of new york artist roxie payne. it was funded by the city's our

enrichment ordinance. disney has temporarily suspended the fire effects at select shows around the world after a 45 foot tall animatronics dragon burst into flames at disneyland's phantasm it show. at first guests said they thought there was a new feature to the show. after the dragons head start glowing with smoke and flames. a month later there were small explosions and the fire spread from the dragon's mouth to its body. disney is the parent company of abc 7. we are working every day to build a better bay area and that means working through some big issues. topping the list, homelessness. tonight we are highlighting what is being done to alleviate it. a new bill would make it easier for cities to build interim housing to help the homeless. dustin dorsey looks at why some me crisis >>.ersuld a solion tt

this empty field in south san jose may not look like much but i have the fight against homelessness a could represent much more. we have thousands and thousands of parcels of empty underutilized privately owned land across our steady and -- our city and tens of thousands across our state that said empty while our streets are full of suffering neighbors who just need a home. >> enter senate bill 634, a proposal to turn empty spaces into places for interim homes for the and housed community. since these units are built on borrowed vacant land cities would be able to bypass barriers of land and building costs and permitting. state senator josh becker authored the bill with the goal of getting people off the streets now well more permanent solutions are built in the future. >> it is absolutely heartbreaking california has the highest rates of homelessness and unsheltered homelessness in

the country. this is not a record we want to hold. that is why i authored this bill. housing project successes that have been seen in san francisco, santa barbara and san jose. mayor matt may hand endorsed the bill same to quickbooks communities have reduced unsheltered homelessness but they are running out of locations. six open sites utilize city owned land and the bill will allow for the city to start using private land for the first time. >> we have already had private land reach out to us and say i have a parcel that i'm not going to be doing anything with for the next five years or 10 years. can we be part of the solution? can we help solve homelessness and the answer should be yes. >> this sort of housing would be easier and faster to scale statewide with sb 635 and allow our state to rollback the numbers of on housed. >> let's be the visionary

leaders who put this unconscionable systemic failure into the history books. city of oakland started clearing the wood street homeless camp. you can see a noticeable difference. check out how it looks from the air when sky 7 flew over today. there have been months of legal delays and a clearing the site. some advocates say what is happening is quote egregious acts of state violence and say they are considering legal action. this is with the site look like on april 10 when the eviction began. crews have removed more the threaded tons of trash and debris and towed away more than 29 vehicles. plans call for an affordable housing site to be built but work cannot start until it is cleaned up. >> let's go back and update the weather forecast. >> we have a string of sunny and warm days coming our way. mainly clear skies. a patch or two of low clouds peered overnight lows in the upper 40's.

tomorrow a sunny and warmer day than today with o6's in the coast and mitch upper 70's are on the bay shoreline and mid 80's inland. wednesday we will see high temperatures inland in the upper 80's to around 90 peered near 80 around the bay shoreline. armor on thursday with a good chance of low 90's inland and low to mid 80's around the bay. temperatures will start to gradually normalize. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. temperatures tapering off a few degrees around the end of the week. still warmer than normal but pretty much lower than the midweek temperatures. next monday we get back into the seasonal range. 70's inland and 60's around the bay. >> a little spike. >> chris alvarez is here. some news for the warriors. >> first off behind yesterday i interviewed jim run a green and we did an interview with him should he sell the weather forecast. it is going to be that hot? deep east bay.

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peered in sac ike the beam. we flipped the switch. up to a minutes ago in game four. stephen curry called a timeout and resulted in technical. came down to the final play. harrison bar, a chance to win at the buzzer. the warriors survive. klay thompson. >> i was nervous. really happy harrison missed it. still my guide but i was hope he missed it really badly peered sometimes you need a break like that this point of the year. >> thankfully we came away with the win but a good learning lesson on how important the details are. that was unfortunate right there. >> we did some great things down the stretch getting stops. couple times and then the timeout mess which was my fault. and the turnover.

all it takes is a couple plays and it changes everything. we got to be better but i think we will be butter pit >> potentially big injury news here. king's guard fox has a broken index finger on his shooting hand. speculation is that happened when he was swept by kevon looney. you can see him shaking the head afterwards. he finished with a game-high 38, played on it. it will probably be a gametime decision. last year the void under struck gold with mr. irrelevant. pretty was the final pick of the draft. we have been right throwing elbow after being injured in the nfc championship. two drafts ago hoping he feature phase of the franchise. lance enters the off-season program coming off his own season ending injury from week two. rumors always rampant this time of the year. john lynch asked about reports

of the niners taking calls. >> i expect a tray here. we are excited about his ability to compete and what he can do for our franchise just as we were up and we drafted him. the only thing that has changed this off-season is tray has got himself healthy appeared as good as we feel about brooks rehab we have to prepare for every scenario. more so we are very excited about having three quality quarterbacks and letting those guys go out and compete for a job. we are excited about that. >> finally happened. aaron rodgers officially traded from the packers to the jets. green bay and new york will swap first-round picks this year along with other picks this year and next. rogers is going to go number eight kid that was his child -- his house number at cal. ana fell draft begins thursday night. a special edition of after the draft. i have a special interview with fred warner which i have this afternoon.

i offered him a spo internship as a broadcaster. fred is so good on camera. said we need some toughness in the room. i'm a tough guy. other people maybe not so much. you guys can figure it out. >> lb? >> he is very tough. >> tonight on abc seven at 8:00 it is american idol followed by the good doctor. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. that is a for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. >> for all the tough guys we appreciate your time. we will see you again at 11:00.

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