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area city. spend the day line. and the big snow melt begins. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> he was loving, above everything else. dion: friends, coworkers, and family in the east bay share warm memories of a man whose life was taken too soon. hi, everybody. thank you so much for joining us for this early edition of abc 7 news, due to the nhl people came together to say goodbye to blake mohs, who was killed trying to stop a shoplifter at a pleasanton home depot. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us it was a moving

tribute. >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ cornell: music and prayers to honor a young man who loves life. >> blake cared for people, he loved us, and i'm sure he cared for every person who is here today. cornell: hundreds filled fremont community church to remember blake mohs, who was killed earlier this month while trying to stop a theft at the pleasanton home depot store, while -- where he worked as a loss prevention employee. his coworkers wore orange aprons as a tribute. >> some saw him as a great prevent -- protection specialist. some saw him as a wonderful associate it i think all of us saw him as a friend. >> right now, his family is hurting. cornell: chili davis is talking about his boy scouts family. he lived the scouts model every day, be prepared. he did that as a friend and mentor. >> he just lit up a room, and the kid could eat food.

[laughter] the kid could eat food! not my spaghetti, he didn't. >> i truly believe that blake has left so much behind in a positive way. he will truly be missed. cornell: his family says he had big plans for the future. he was getting married this summer to his fiancee, casey, and was hoping for a career in law enforcement. >> it is our turn to carry on the torch that blake lit for us, his courage, his wisdom, his compassion. ♪ cornell: in fremont, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: a massive manhunt is underway in texas for a man wanted for killing five people, including an eight-year-old child. abc 7 news reporter zohreen shah has details of what led up to the shooting that happened just outside of houston.

zohreen: a gunman opened fire in cleveland, texas, just outside houston. deputies were dispatched about a harassment cam plate, and multiple number one cause about an active shooter at the location. they found several victims ranging in age from eight to four your 40 years old. four were dead. the eight-year-old died at the hospital. investigators say they believe the suspect, identified as 46-year-old francisco intoxicated and began shooting in ar-15 on his porch when a neighbor asked him to be quiet and >> he said too bad, it is his property, and he will do whatever he pleases on his property. next thing they know, he is walking up the driveway with a gun in hand. zohreen: it appeared some of the

victims were trying to shield the children. police found two dead bodies were covered in body -- in blood. the serifs have suspect walking up to the house, which is how they identified oropeza. veronica lives in the neighborhood and says they are always guns being fired in the neighborhood, so she thought nothing at it. >> there are always shootings, in the neighborhood. zohreen: a judge arrest warrant and signed a $5 million bond. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. dion: one person is dead after a house fire. fire crews say they rescued a victim, but that person died a short time later. no word yet on that fire's cause. developing now, oakland public school teachers are getting ready for a possible walkout. negotiations are continuing, but teachers spent today making

picket signs for a potential site -- strike. >> we don't have to strike. we want to bargain in good faith. we do not really want to strike. >> our teachers are forced to go on strike because of the failure to bargain in good faith, but we are ready for a strong strike action. dion: union has demanded a 23% initial rays along with finding reparations for black students, more counselors, and social workers. they also want the district to use vacant property to house homeless students and their families. ss schools will be open to students on monday. well, the warriors are getting ready for a deciding game 7, as they seek to move onto the second round of the nba playoffs. fans were sure the team would get that done during last night was a game at the chase center, but the confident vibes came crashing down when the sacramento kings won by 19 points. >> the kings have always been a

very talented matchup for us, and they always have shot the lights out in our building. dion: enthusiasm still. despite the defeat, fans are still hopeful golden state will take the game tomorrow at sacramento's golden one center. winner takes all, game 7 against the kings right here on abc 7 happens at 12:30. it will be followed right after by "after the game." pg&e says it could take until monday afternoon for electricity to be fully restored to hundreds of customers in downtown san francisco. many have been in the dark since wednesday . mobile generators have been brought in to provide power for the gateway apartment complex, but residents, including some elderly, have to climb up and down the tower -- stairs to get up and down the tower, because the elevators are not working. the outage was caused by an underground transformer fire.

happening now, fears of flooding at yosemite national park are abating. officials dissipated a massive snow melt because of rising temperatures, and as a precaution, they closed much of the park. they said the forecasting flooding fell short. a full reopening is scheduled for monday, may 1, at 7:00 a.m. park officials do warn hikers that trails are expected to be wet and muddy and could be difficult to fire -- follow. rivers throughout the park are high and still dangerous. visitors are able to enjoy spring at big bacon redwood state park for the first time in years. visitors can expect to see redwood regrowth and spring bloom bringing new life into the forest. the parks partially opened last july after 97% of the parks were

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dion: an oakland little league unveiled a newly renovated baseball field today. check it out. the premade caldecott field was rebuilt from a grant from the ballpark of dreams initiatives. $20,000 in funding provided new batting cages, sod, and one more baseball field. >> it is essential that we have public facilities and a safe place for our kids to play, well

manicured yields, so they can grow their love of baseball, and this grant helped us. dion: that is awesome. the north oakland-south oakland little league says it will be able to host more games because of this. an evening celebrant and hope,, resilience and transformation in san francisco. -- an evening celebrating hope, resilience, and transformation in san francisco could i was so honored to serve as the emcee for the night. every year, the nonprofit provides assistance to refugees and everyone who needs education, jobs, immigration, mental health services, and more services for the community, too many to name. . this year, they are raising funds to buy a building in order to serve more people. it is really nice, because it not a lot of people know about this organization, so whatever we could do to amplify the work they do. >> i'm glad you did that. i love seeing the pictures, too. dion: it was a good crowd pit i

was honored to be there. >> today was an gorgeous day. it is so pretty, from emeryville, as you take a look across the were so mild in so many areas, but it was cooler at the coast and at the beaches. san francisco currently 56. you notice the fog moved in this morning and made a comeback. oakland 62, san jose comfortable at 71, half moon bay only 52 degrees, and then as we show you an inland view of mount diablo, you will see why some temperatures really warmed up with all of the sunshine and blue skies, in fact, livermore in the low 80's right now, santa rosa really comfortable at 74, and upper 60's for novato, napa, fairfield 77 degrees. this time, looking from mount tam, looking south, this is the fog moving in that is really changing things at the beaches. in fact, you will notice tomorrow, it is going to be much windier and cooler, and

temperatures will fall below average next week. you will see fog over the next couple of mornings, and as the system moves in that is bringing us the changes, it is also going to bring us a chance of showers next week, especially after all the 80 degrees temperatures, kind of shopping -- shocking here is a look at live doppler 7 , this area of low pressure is going to start sliding south. tomorrow we see increasing wind, cooler temperatures, cool temperatures monday and tuesday, even that chance of rain. wind gusts tonight will be ranging anywhere from 10, 20, even 30 miles per hour, but then you notice tomorrow afternoon, the winds really pick up. because of the winds coming from the northwest, this cooler air is going to drive temperatures down for everybody, so the 80's are going to be out of the picture for inland areas. also, what we will notice as we see increasing clouds on monday, the winds tomorrow, increasing

clouds on monday, even late monday night into the areas of grain? we could get some light showers late monday into tuesday, possibly lingering into wednesday. lowes tonight will mainly be in the upper 40's to low 50's, and then tomorrow's temperatures still mild and comfortable in the inland areas where we see some 70's. around the bay, though, much cooler, low 60's, windy conditions at the beaches, and that is why temperatures will only be in the mid-50's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. over out, a night -- overall, a nice end to the weekend, temperatures significantly cooler monday and tuesday were that chance of rain tuesday into wednesday, a system-level 1 on our exclusive storm impact scale, and a little bit unsettled through the end of the week but hopefully drier next week and get >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: why not play 7? warriors and kings will finish their series tomorrow at 12:30

in sacramento you will see it right here on abc 7. stephen curry and the warriors had a chance to close out last night at chase. it was physical out there, and accidental elbow that game -- the month is a bonus shiner. the-the k and the warriors a step slow all night long. down to a winner take all, game 7 sunday in sacramento. >> a sense of composure is the thing, especially on the road, because they will be hostile, the crowd will be into it, stay locked in, stay composed, and it is just basketball. >> it is no pressure for us, because anybody think we could be here. >> closing again, going back to sac gives us a little more confidence.

not everybody gets to experience a game 7 in sacramento. i think this will be rocking. >> i know we will respond. i just know these team, know these guys, i know what we are capable of, and we will respond like the chance we are come sunday. chris: so here we go, game 7 on abc 7. tip-off 12:30, followed by "after the game." larry and the guys in the studio kit i will be up in sacramento. nfl draft, bay area natives got drafted, towing to houston in the fifth round. fresno product jake in the fourth round to the new orleans saints, joining former raider and another fresno state guy in derek carr. our larry beil talking to jake prior to the draft, and it will be a childhood dream come

true for drake. larry: who was your childhood hero growing up? j: drew brees. he was pretty close to six foot, and growing up, i was going to be honest with myself, i'm not going to be 6'3". i had to work with what i've got, and i wanted to be somebody i was close in stature to peer he had good commander, guys on his team, led with passion, they rallied around him, because they believed every single sunday, they had a chance to win. chris: how cool is that? 49ers first pick came friday. they traded up and safety gyre brown with the pick. phone calls always fun to hear, listen to brown's family in the background when he gets the call. >> this is john lynch from the san francisco 49ers. we are going to take you there, buddy. >> y'all are going to take me? >> yeah, are you fired up? >> this is the right move.

>> ready to do this thing? >> this is the right move. >> is the right move. that is why we just moved up for you. >> you can hear them in the background? >> i can hear them. i am pumped for you, i'm pumped for us, enjoy this night. chris: a's and reds, sparky got a foul ball, foul territory, mariano, steve catches it, and then on leases -- unleashes the cannon and throws out the runner, good luck, you are out. a's and our out from winning, doubles off the first page, ouch, a's lose a heartbreaker 3-2. daniel scott in the fifth round, and of guys drafted, including in the fifth round, and if you missed any of them, they are on social media, every school did a great job of posting good i just

don't have enough time to get everybody in. but also the free agents that get drafted. it is never over until it is over. dion:ot to go through. you got the highlights. chris, thank you. an event today in san francisco brought together people from different cultures and demographics. just ahead, we will check out a celebration for a man give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network.

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dion: in san francisco, city leaders and community members

celebrated the 30th annual cesar chavez parade in the mission district. the parade was filled with music, cultural performers, and even a low writer chopard the celebration continues -- celebrates the life and work -- even low riders. the celebration syllabus the life and work of cesar chavez. today's parade was followed by festival with food, arts and crafts, and boy, you really made the weather nice for this. [laughter] frances: yes, thank you. dion: you're welcome.

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