>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: months old hit by a bullet while riding in a car. her parents jumping out and running to the nearest fire station doing anything they could to save her. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. police say this evening on 12th avenue in east 15th, right next to franklin park in little saigon. and as of this moment, police have not made any arrests of a shooter >> as tragic as this is, this little girl is still alive, and that is the news tonight. i spoke to people watching while firefighters helped this toddler.

two bullet holes can be seen on the passenger side of this red honda. oakland firefighters confirmed a 15-month-old toddler inside the car was struck by at least one bullet around 6:15 monday night. >> i heard a lot of screaming outside so i just went out and there was three girls and one man. >> this eight-year-old and brother were inside their family's store across from oakland firehouse four. surveillance shows the car with the two holes in it. running to the fire station with the little girls in hand, trying to get help. >> i s the baby, she got shot right here. i heard the bullet came in here and out. they were crying, her parents. >> the fire department was putting stuff here to bowl -- block the bullets. j.r.: oakland firefighters come

the tub and was shot in the fire -- stomach area. the shots were fired in this area near 12th avenue and east 15th street close to franklin park and franklin elementary school, just a couple of blocks from the firehouse. firefighters say after the girl was shot, the family drove to the fire station to get help. police have not yet said what led up to the shots being fired. answers we talked with say it was especially tough to see the little girl in pain. >> i was very sad because i have a little sister and yeah. >> it is painful because i have a sister and i don't want that. to happen to her too. j.r.: no suspect information has been released and police have not said anything about any arrests. offices are asking anyone with any information to call the felony assault unit. that number can be found on our website, abc7news.com.

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. meantime, one man is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning for allegedly shooting and killing his girlfriend and her 13-year-old daughter. 23-year-old antonio lamont public faces two counts of murder and attempted murder. the shooting happened saturday night in an apartment on park street. police have identified the victims is 43-year-old rebecca jenkins and her daughter desiree. jenkins' daughter was having a sleepover with a friend who was also shot and survived. the family member of jenkins and her daughter posted this gofundme raising money for domestic violence awareness and the three other daughters jenkins leaves behind. the constant wrestling with gun violence and domestic violence in our communities leaves a heavy weight on anyone. we have compiled a list of

vetted resources to process these incidents and offer help. it is available at abc7news.com /takeaction. ama: california lawmakers have announced new state legislation to curb gun violence. the bills were announced in monterey park were 11 people were killed in january. one includes taking guns away from people with criminal records who are prohibited from owning a firearm. the other would keep state and local agencies from selling guns , ammunitions, and body arm or. the other increases translation services for non-english speakers related to emergencies like mass casualty events. >> with this senate bill will not bring the lives lost on january 21. but it will keep our community safer. ama: all three bills were authored by assembly member fong whose district includes monterey park. dan: tomorrow the emeryville man

suspected in the stabbing of executive bubbly obs and courts to hear the charges against him. lee and the suspect had a dispute over the district attorney's office has said it is considering a first-degree murder charge. ama: new details on a story we brought to you as breaking news last night. san francisco police say the shooting at north each have left one person dead and four other wounded. the shooting killed a man in tulare county. tourist wayne mitchell started recording on his phone once he heard gunfire. >> i looked outside and there was a black suv and a guy had shot this guy on a scooter and he was trying to drive him back into the suv.

w limping and couldn't do it, so he just left it. ama: four people in their early 20's suffered non-life-threatening injuries. data from our safety tracker shows the number of homicides in san francisco has been relatively consistent since 2013 and has not come close to the peak we experienced in 2007. you have this same tool at your fingertips for why you live on abc7news.com. dan: new developments in the north bay, fiery public debate discussing the chance of a controversial toll on a critical commuter highway. it is happening climate change. the idea for the toll on state route 37 is gaining steam and has been for recent years, for the last several years. tonight tim johns is here to explain why it is being considered the first place to tempt the concerns from commuters. tim: if this proposal is

approved, it would not take effect immediately. it would likely kick in sometime in 2027. that did not stop several people from voicing their concerns. a heated meeting monday night. >> state route 37 busiest and biggest things we have going on in the bay area right now. tim: the california transportation commission's proposal would start charging tolls on state route 37. if approved, the toll would go into effect for a 10 mile stretch of highway 37 from solano county to sonoma county. officials say the roadway has multiple challenges, things like heavy congestion and increased flooding things to climate change. >> sea level rise is something we are looking for the long-term project, making sure we have the ability to keep the road open. tim: the current proposal sees the toll as a way to address some of the issues. on monday's meeting, several people came out in opposition. >> these tolls are a tax

me it is a restriction. tim: many commuters on this route live in vallejo and travel westward to work. at the meeting, they argued that the toll, which would be on the solano side of the highway, would unfairly impact them. >> these are working people no financial impacts on the wealthy employers, refusing to build affordable housing. tim: despite the opposition, transportation officials say in order to fund the project, tough choices may have to be made. >> in order to make improvements affecting the city and the county, we have to look at what to do to get these things alleviated in the short-term and long-term. tim: officials of the project would cost around $430 million. $80 million of that has already been secured. the question is the price you

would pay for the toll. officials promise the fee would be consistent with others in the region. dan: more to come on this. thank you. helping news, rising temperatures bringing rising concern from people as snow begins to melt in the sierra. engineers are closely monitoring potential flooding and are working to reduce the risks on communities in the valley. in yosemite, a flood watch will go into effect near the reset river thursday through tuesday as rivers and streams could begin to swell. >> we cannot dig our way or build our way out of this. we need to be smart with what the steps are we can take to protect as many people as possible. dan: we should see increased water levels at state reservoirs this week. officials will begin to distribute water pumps to local agencies to divert water from hitting communities. let's bring in spencer christian because it has been a lot warmer lately. spencer: it certainly has been

and it will get a lot warmer still later this week. we have got this high-pressure system controlling our weather now as you can see on our satellite radar. it will bring sunny days but a significant warm up midweek. looking ahead to wednesday, we will see high temperatures and land in the upper 80's to near 80 -- high temperatures inland in the upper 80's to near 90 degrees. mid 80's around some of the bay shoreline. up to 70 on the coast. even though it is a short-lived heatwave, it could produce melting snow over the sierra and make things uncomfortable here. more on the accuweather 7-day forecast in a few minutes. ama: in the east bay, teachers with an oakland unified school district are currently voting for another potential strike against the district. teachers have been working without a contract since october. the teachers union is planning

-- for canceling proposals and bargaining sessions with the union. >> the district is saying they want to add more hours of work in order for us to get a raise. and we are saying, no additional hours because those could drive teachers out of the profession. ama: possible strikes could happen at the beginning of may. oakland education says its goal is to settle on a contract to keep teachers in the city. dan: the golden gate auto b society has decided to drop otterbein from its name. officials say it is in response to a nationwide revelation about john james audubon who was a slave owner and opponent of abolition and robber of native american graves. several other independent audub

on chapters have already made the switch and the group is set to vote for a new name in august. ama: the new plan that has the entire neighborhood divided. dan: plus the pressure on president biden, the announcement of democrats holding their breath. ama: and is it art or a holler to the aliens? dan: all of that is ahead, but here is a look at what is happening tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks. so much is happening and you will want to stay up all night. not a bad look, really. >> i was unemployed in friday and if you are in the u.k.

dan: our commitment to building a better bay area compels us to look for solutions within our neighborhoods, and right now there is a deep meaning that'll over a housing site in the south bay. ama: the site would be on benton street next to a local church pit tonight lauren martinez dies into the debate -- dives into the debate. >> i live in this community and you can see the proposed location from here. lauren: safety is one of the consents santa rosa -- santa clara residents have. they are proposing to build temporary housing for the homeless. pity council could act forward with the project as soon as tuesday. santa clara's housing manager says the three-story building would be a permanent structure that would have 30 family unit bathrooms, bedrooms, and

kitchenettes. it would have on-site support services and be staffed 20 47. -- 24/7. >> this provides a more safer and decent place to live temporarily when connecting with services. lauren: bella vista in is only temporary. some city leaders feel there needs to be an in-between place. for some residents who live in proposed site, they are speaking up as much as they can. >> the kids can be as old as 18 years. my feeling about this project does not change whether it is for families or the kids. >> anyone can get in that situation, but having a cookie-cutter solution that lumps everyone together and assuming that it is going to pan out in the neighborhood which has 15 schools. >> there is no incentive for the county to help us.

lauren: for 5300 people have signed a petition opposing the syndrome housing project. when these short-term housing sites connect people to long-term housing, they cannot work, according to one person. >> we see an extremely high success rate. the key is this is just one stop on the person's journey. this is not the solution but part. of a larger system. lauren: in santa clara, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: a new state bill could be a possible solution to the ongoing homeless crisis throughout california. if passed, state bill 3664 could transform vacant parcels of land to build interim heavens and for those losing -- interim housing for those living on the streets. >> we already have private landowners reach out to us and say, i have got a parcel that i am not going to be doing anything with for the next five or 10 years.

could we be part of the solution? can we help solve homelessness? the answer should be yes. ama: mayor mayhem says quick build communities have reduced homelessness and the city is looking for more temporary locations. the units can be relocated and are able to bypass permits. dan: president biden may be hours away from announcing his reelection bid. sources tell abc news the announcement could come tomorrow. the president has long said he plans to run again despite polling that shows 70% of americans saying he should not. he is 80 years old and would be 86 by the end of a second term. >> these general my age, it is legitimate, but all i can say is to watch me. dan: julie chavez rodriguez is seriously being considered to run for the e.r

a: tree branch that stretches up to the sky. it is now the tallest freestanding station sculpture in san francisco. it is the creation of artist roxy paine. it was funded by the city's art enrichment ordinance, which requires a portion of the budget david hated to commissioning or publishing public art -- dedicated to commissioning or publishing public art. don't climate. -- climb it. dan: let's turn our attention to another weather forecast. spencer: after another lovely weekend, we have a lovely week ahead and it will be a warm one. a look at what is going on right now, relatively calm winds across the bay area after the gust the early evening and temperatures change over the

has not started yet. a bit of a cool down from last night that's time. here is a view from the sutro tower looking out over san francisco. 81 degrees in the city and palo alto. low 50's at san jose and mountain view. view from the east bay hills camera looking across the bay. santa rosa 66, napa mid-50's for novato, fairfield, livermore. this is a rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero and these are the forecast headlines. mostly clear skies overnight, the warming trend begins tomorrow. inland temperatures top the 90 degree mark on wednesday and thursday, so it will be toasty. looking at the forecast, overnight we will see a few clouds passing by. generally this is going to be a clear overnight area of

temperatures in the upper 40's and the highs tomorrow warmer than today. we will see low to mid 80's in the end, low to mid 80's around the bay shoreline, low 60's around the coast. looking at the forecast ties for wednesday, upper 80's inland and mid to upper 80's around the bay shoreline. we might break the 90 degree mark in some spots on thursday, so a warm-up is coming around the middle of the week. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. sunny days ahead and much warmer than average for this time of the year. middle of the week to the end of the week. it is a huge spike for a couple of days, and then mild to warm on saturday. we will continue warming up on monday, but it will be quite warm and over the weekend looking over the sierra, they are worried about the snow melting too fast. this heat moves over there and it could come with some rapid melting but nothing too severe. dan: thank

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su at has not been extremely active and it is not like we have put it out there that we are taking offers for try. that has not been the process. i expect him to be here and we are excited about trey's ability to compete in 20 can do for our franchise. chris: after the draft follows the nfl draft on thursday. i will go one-on-one with 49ers linebacker fred warner. de'aaron fox has a broken index finger on his shooting hand and is officially down for game five. fox stayed in and finished with a game-high 38. lakers and grizzlies in game four in l.a.. we go to overtime and lebron james driving on dylan brooks. hoop, foul, and a roar.lakers 1.

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>> how can the community move forward and make progress? >> we love to see that kind of support happening in so many of our communities. >> the home apprai appears to be broken, at least broken for black and brown families. >> every day at abc 7, we are building toward something better. >> a better bay area. ama: check this out. for we go, take a look at this rare sight in sonoma county last night. these captured in cloverdal showed the northern lights. a cold front pushed through clouds last night, spreading the light show. porter says it was the second time in a month that the aurora appeared in northern california. thanks for watching. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley.

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