>> it has been a long 72 hours or so for some san francisco residents. they lost power and are dealing with all kinds of inconveniences as they wait for pg&e to fix the problem. good evening and thank you for joining us. you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. frustrations still running high tonight for some san francisco residents waiting days for pg&e to get their power back on. a wildfire knocked out electricity wednesday night, and in one complex, they are still relying on a generator. >> flames flying up from underground wednesday, and saturday, frustrations still running high.

>> i would like to see pg&e communicate more openly with us and give us a better idea when>t complex not too far from my camera where an underground transformer fire left thousands of pg&e customers in the dark. gateway management scrambling to get at least some power to its multiple towers, spanning blocks. >> the generators, they rolled those in a couple days ago. there's three or four generators keeping our internal lights on. >> andrew says he feels for some of the seniors living here. >> there's quite for them that may have less mobility, that may not have the means to go and eat out or whatever. the loss is significant for them, especially for the time that they were without elevators. >> pg&e has definitely dropped the ball. >> david has been in the complex for 40 years. the 83-year-old climbing four flights of stairs amidst the outage. >> people had to go up and down

flights of stairs, and that got old. the other thing is, of course, you lost all your food in your refrigerators. >> pg&e first saying it would have power restored just after midnight wednesday, but one update after the next pushing the date back. >> you got that emailed today saying now monday. what was your thought? >> i could not believe it. i regret not leaving the city when i thought about doing right a. i could have made plans and avoided all of this. >> in an email saturday evening, a pg&e spokesperson said crews have completed repairs and restored power to customers impacted by wednesday's equipment damage but are now investigating a new outage at the gateway location, leaving these generators to keep pumping out the power. dion: one person is dead house fire in san francisco this morning. it happened at a home on e street in an ingleside

neighborhood. fire crews saved and rescued a victim, but that person died a short time later. there's no word yet on the fire's cause. federal regulators are seize and themselves bail out first republic bank. the fbi see has explored two options, one, to take control of the bank and quickly sell it off. the second, take full ownership of it. last month, the fdic took control of silicon valley and signature banks, both of which were failing. first republic customers concerned about their bank's health have withdrawn more than $100 billion in deposits. yosemite valley will be at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow after flooding fears from the big melt did not live up to forecast. the national park service closed the valley floor through wednesday because of those concerns. conditions are ok, so the park service is reopening the valley with limited services starting

tomorrow morning. a full reopening is scheduled for monday morning. people came together today in the east bay to say goodbye to blake bowes, who was shot and killed while trying to stop an alleged shoplifter at home depot in pleasanton. it was a day of moving tribu >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ >> music and prayers to honor a young man who loved life. >> blake really cared for people. he cared for us, and i'm sure he cared for every single person here today. >> remembering blake who was shot and killed earlier this month while trying to stop a theft at the pleasanton home depot store where he worked as a loss prevention employee. his coworkers wore their orange aprons as a tribute to blake. >> some saw him as a trainer. some saw him as a great asset protection specialist.

some saw him as a wonderful associate. but i think all of us saw him as a friend. >> right now, the entire family is hurting. >> shelby davis is talking about blake's boy scout family. he joined the scouts when he was 14 and lived the scouts motto every day, be prepared. >> he just lived -- lit room, and he could eat food. >> i truly believe that has left in a positive way. >>'s family said blake had plans for the future and was getting married this summer to his fiancee. he was hoping for a career in law enforcement. >> it is our turn to carry on the torch that lake it for us. his courage, his wisdom, his compassion.

>> ♪ you lay down your life fo your sheep ♪ dion: a horse is dead and it's right hurt after falling down an embankment in union city on thursday. rescuers had to get creative to try to get the animal but could not save it because it's injuries. the rider had minor injuries. a team of east bay blacksmiths is working together to auction off their creations to support those in ukraine. today's workshop in richmond brought together skilled smiths who create its cultural pieces -- sculptural pieces and other objects. you're looking at video they shared with us. all these works are going up for auction. proceeds will benefit the group blacksmiths without borders to help ibeeen thedchool district and the teachers unionceveany r. negotiations are set to resume on sunday. today, teachers and their

supporters spent the day making signs in anticipation of a possible strike. those who have another bargaining table representing teachers tell abc 7 there has been very little progress. >> "ready to strike" tell much of the story. >> we are willing to strike for our students if we have to. we need the district to continue to come with proposals. that has been our biggest frustration. >> the interim president of the teachers union says negotiations have been all -- have been nonstop all saturday. >> we have not seen a completed salary proposal, a completed special education proposal, and so we are still -- we are having conversations, but we are still waiting for the district to provide concrete proposals so that we can get to the finish line. >> oakland teachersavin working without a contract since

october. the teachers union has 21 proposals on the table. issues ranging from class-size to school safety to teacher salary. the union wants a 23% pay raise. the district is offering 22%, but the union says that 22% requires that teachers work an extra two hours a week and would only be given to certified teachers, not for all positions like school nurses or psychologists. the union says that means their membership would not be eligible for a salary increase. >> to us, that is a divide and conquer strategy that we are absolutely not willing to accept. >> teachers say it is never a good time to strike, but it is important the community understand any teacher strike is also about the needs of students. >> the learning loss will continue into next year if we do not have a fair contract if such a high percentage of teachers keep leaving our district, if we don't get the facilities repaired and be support services that our students need.

>> the oakland unified school district did not return requests for comment, but has previously pointed out that any salary a hef tt thedbu ds, i'dion: me, the san jose unified school district is facing a teacher shortage. it needs to hire more than 200 teachers for the next school year according to the latest numbers from the california department of education. the district faces several challenges, including nearby districts that can pay significantly more and teachers simply not being able to afford to live in the bay area. there are more than 26,000 students in the school district. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. pg&e plans to bury 10,000 miles of power lines for safety. a oakland hills has been left out of those

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dion: nearly 32 years ago people were killed and thousands of homes after a fire hit. pg&e is finally set to bury thousands of power lines across the state, but the oakland hills montclair neighborhood is not out of the plan, and people who live there want to know why.

so far, more than 1300 people have signed a change.org petition asking pg&e to bury underground power lines in montclair. >> i was born right here in this area. >> cynthia's family has lived in the montclair neighborhood of oakland hills for 75 years. >> we worry about fires every single day. >> the 1991 oakland hills fire is a painful memory for many here. >> it would be a catastrophe if this happened again. >> is why she started a change.org position -- petition, asking pg&e to underground these power lines. she said she had more than 1300 signatures in less than three weeks. >> for us, fire is a matter of life and death. >> pg&e says it's under grounding program is aimed at making the electric system safer by prioritizing under grounding

gron t list. tos homers h high-voltage lto distrutrvice lines which crisscross the neighborhood is disturbing. >> very old infrastructure, very high-voltage. we thought we would be a shoe in. >> pg&e completed two overhead system hardening projects and one under grounding project in montclair, as well as making sure trees are a safe distance from power lines , inspecting electrical equipment, installing 14 section allies and devices to better target safety-related shutoffs, and installing a high definition camera to monitor and respond to wildfires. the utility says it has also added three weather stations to better predict severe weather and installed enhanced powerline

safety settings that can automatically turn off power within .1 second if a faultay ir days. >>kn they havobm. that's why they're doing this. >> pg&e said its include mockler because there are power lines in high risk areas. >> this is one of the most densely populated high fire risk areas in the state. >> residents also point to a limited number of ways to get in and out of this neighborhood. >> this is a wire trap. >> they say during a meeting, they were told pg&e's risk model does not factor in it uses a team of local fire safety specialist -- specialists . oakland's deputy city

administrator coordinates the wildfire prevention working group oakland. >> underground and is a big, expensive process. we were told this was not a high priority area, and we take exception to that. honestly, if none of those wires were aboveground, none of them would release a spark that would cause a wildfire. >> since 2017, pg&e has been 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 kids and grandkids again that we knew what had happened, had a perfect example, and not done anything about it. >> in leaders and community members celebrated the 30th annual cesar chavez parade and festival in the city's mission district. life and work of shabbos --

travis -- chavweez. the civil rights worker found of organization now known as the workers rights union. saturday kick off the start of asian-pacific heritage month. a thunderous performance from drummers helped usher in this year's commemoration to the bay area's aapi community. this year's theme is strengthening the fabric of our community. hundrea ght ofonsrsity n a san francisco organization aimed at helping the city's most vulnerable residents. tonight's 36 anniversary show of hope gala brought folks together

to raise money for the san francisco hope center. it provides health care and support to the city's on house, low income, lgbtq, and people living with hiv. the gala is the center's big fundraiser, and there was no shortage of support this year from generous donors. >> what we know is that the tenderloin community is a pretty resilient community, and what we know is if you can get the right folks to provide services, folks want that, and folks want to be connected to community, and that is what all of our programs do. dion: it is o true. we know those smiling faces. members of our very own tm we to suort the cause. reggie emceed the event. lots crowd. nice to see the support and nice to see our gang out there even though the schedule is totally upside down for them.

alexia, it is hard being on that morning shift and going to an evening event when you are used to getting up at 2:00 or 3:00 i the morning. for us, we will be dealing with much cooler weather, so i hope you got to enjoy that sunshine. it will be windier tomorrow, and that will usher in some stronger onshore flows and cooler temperatures. live shot from emeryville looking out for the bay bridge, temperatures have dropped significantly. we are mostly in the 50's for everyone. san francisco, 51. half moon bay, 52, but it has been in the low 50's for quite some time. this time, we are showing you the south each camera. look at santa rosa already 49 degrees. ofhethay.ilses right now fairfield, concord, livermore. concord of 58, livermore at 55

degrees. from the exploratorium, you can see those coastal clouds and the fog making its way from the coast. tomorrow, it will be windier and cooler. temperatures will be below average next week. we have an above average in many spots the last few days. we have the dense coastal fog and mist overnight. we are also tracking the chance of showers, which is a very significant change for the weather pattern next week. also, low-pressure system right here. this is going to increase the onshore flow and bring its increasing clouds into monday with those chances of rain possibly arriving as late as monday or early as monday afternoon late monday night into tuesday. here are the wind gusts overnight tonight. you will notice they will be much stronger tomorrow afternoon and early evening. wind gusts may be even up to 37 miles an hourteeratures

also i want to show you the forecast animation. it will bring us a mix of high clouds tomorrow in the afternoon, so we will get some sunshine, partly cloudy conditions, and monday is when we start to see more of the clouds thickened up. notice late monday into early tuesday, we got some light rain showers wrapping around the bay area into tuesday night, possibly lingering into wednesday. in fact, it is a little unsettled for the rest of the week. overnight lows will be near 50 degrees around the bay, some upper 40's at the beaches and mid-40's in ports of the north bay like santa rosa, 46. it will be cloudy and cool overnight, and tomorrow with those partly conditions, temperatures will still be cooler because of that onshore low and strong wind. only 59 in san francisco, 63 in oakland, 65 in san jose, and gone are the 80's. our warmest spots will be the low 70's.

i'm going to show you a quick animation at the lookahead, so you notice that the system gives us some of that rain off and on, possibly enter friday, and that is what we are tracking. cooler tomorrow, really tumble. in fact, sharply cooler by monday. we have that chance of rain arriving late monday afternoon, evening even with showers and thunder chances even on tuesday. that will be the coolest day of the week. we will be below average. showers linger on wednesday, but there's still that unsettled pattern thursday and friday. right now, i'm saying a 20%, 30% chance, but it keeps changing, so we will focus on that as we get closer to that time period and tighten it up for your little bit. dion: i have to say, this looks like small potatoes compared to what we experienced. >> good point. some people were so happy we finally had this warm weather, and now rain back in the forecast.

dion: i know. not all good things can last. still ahead, a big used for youth baseball week in oakland. up next, how 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.

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dion: oakland little league unveiled a newly renovated baseball field today. they remain caldecott field that was built from a grant from ballpark fund's ballpark of dreams initiative. $20,000 provided batting cages and another baseball field. >> it is important for kids to have a safe ways to play on hopefully well manicured fields as they grow to love the game of baseball, and this grant allowed us to help your program grow. dion: loving it. north oakland south oakland little league says it will be able to host more games because of this funding. talking about the sport, a busy

day of baseball for the pros. we are 12 hours away from game seven between the warriors and kings as well. chris alvarez has a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the giants and padres put on an international power display in mexico city. plus, the dubs are on seven per game seven. the warriors and

chris: the warriors and kings has easily been the most entertaining first-round series in this draft, so why not play seven? steph curry and the warriors had a chance to close out de'aaron fox and the kings out at chase in game six. it was physical out there. an accidental elbow and a jump ball right there. it was not the most pretty game. the warriors trying to grab the loose ball here with everything they could, but after the home team won their first four games, it is the road team answering in games five and six. the warriors just a step slow, so it comes down to this, a winner take all game seven sunday afternoon in sacramento.

>> the sins of composure is a big thing, especially if you are on the road because it's going to be hostile and the other crowd is going to be into it, and there's going to be runs both ways. >> this is basketball. just play. >> there's no pressure for us because didn't nobody think we would be here. this close to the game, going back to sacramento gives us a little more confidence. >> everyone has a chance to experience a game seven, but not everyone has a chance to experience a game seven in sacramento, so i know it's going to be rocking. >> i know this team, i know these guys. i have played at the highest level with them, and i know what they are capable of and we will respond like the champions we are come sunday. chris: we have coverage followed by "after the game." giants and padres playing the first ever majorly a spoken sense mexico city this weekend. 7500 feet, the highest altitude majorly games ever. the ball was flying. both teams had back-to-back home

runs twice, just the second time that has ever happened in major league history. mitch henniker had his first for the giants and manny machado had two for the padres, including the final go-ahead blast. we will see it coming up here in the seventh inning. 11 combined homers in this game, and the giants lose it 16-11 -- while. -- wow. sparky got a foul ball. fun day at the coliseum. chases it down, and then fires to third. tyler stephenson, you are out by an mile. what a play from a man nicknamed the laser. bases-loaded for cincinnati, doubles off the first base bag. a's lose a heartbreaker 3-2. they are now 0-12. dion: thanks. much more to come tonight on abc

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in ar-15 on his front porch when the neighbors asked him to stop because a baby was trying to sleep. numerous agencies joined the san jacinto county police department in the manhunt for the suspected gunman. >> the fbi has brought in investigative resources, tactical, investigative resources to assist in this investigation. >> wasn't garcia's wife and eight-year-old son were among the victims -- wilson garcia's wife and eight-year-old son. he said the shooter went from room to room and said two women who were killed protected the children, including his eight month old son. >> there were some articles of clothing laying around. tracking dots from the texas department of corrections picked up the scent, and then they lost that sent in the water. >> the fbi is asking anyone with information on the suspect to call 911.

>> we consider him armed and dangerous, and we are not going to stop until we arrest him and bring him into custody. >> a statement from the local school district said it is heartbroken to learn of the death of one of its students. it said counselors will be provided for anyone in need. dion: a tornado ripped through palm beach county, florida, leaving thousands without power saturday afternoon. quickset a tornado -- >> that is a tornado. the uncle pre-much. that tornado caused trees to topple -- >> that tornado caused trees to topple. police are warning residents to avoid areas with extensive damage and downed power lines. new york city building inspectors shut down 4 parking garage is after a round of checks triggered by this month's deadly collapse in lower manhattan. inspectors found the structures deteriorated to the point there

was an immediate threat to public safety. two were also in lower manhattan, the other two in brooklyn. the april 18 collapse of a century-old parking garage killed a 59-year-old manager. so far, no word on a cause. president biden drove home a serious message at tonight's white house correspondents dinner -- journalism is not a crime. the president drew applause from the crowd when he called on russia to release "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich. he was arrested and awfully accused of espionage. resident also urgheea ofournalist austen bryce, who has been detained in syria since 2012. >> evan and austin should be released immediately along with every other american hostage held or wrongfully detained abroad. dion: the president also recognize wnba player brittney griner who was released from russian custody in december in a prisoner exchange.

the audience, as you can see, gave a round of applause during tonight's dinner. in san jose, they held the annual bike night to raise money for all summer's association. it is one of the biggest events of the year, and they set a record last year bringing in more than $1 million. our very own abc 7 news is a sponsor. still ahead, it wordand oitia to those making a difference. >> and we had gorgeous weather, but things are going to change starting tomorrow. much cooler with a stronger onshore. we are also tracking several chances of rain next week with even some possible thunderstorms.

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dion: we are one week away from the coronation of and's new monarch, king charles iii. during the ceremony, he will wear the crimson and purple-colored robe worn by his grandfather and mother. it was last worn byzath ii coro0 harles' wife will wear a robe originally made for the late queen elizabeth. his coronation will be more modest than his predecessor but will carry on tradition dating back 1000 years. that coronation takes place on saturday, may 6, and you can watch live, but you do have to get up early. and abc news special starts at 2:00 in the morning saturday and runs until 7:00 a.m. when you walk down disneyland's main street, you likely see the names on the shop knows. they honor people who are part of the disney legacy. disneyland dedicated three windows to make a wish i had a

world wish day, which is today. jj zavala shows us >> as you walked into the park today and walked down main street usa, you observed the windows on either side of the street. those windows are very special. they are long-standing traditions that were started by walt disney himself to recognize those who were instrumental in bringing disneyland to life. >> this is the first time that a nonprofit organization ended up, with a window being designated -- designated to the make-a-wish foundation, and two windows being designated to the first wish that started off make-a-wish and then the first disney wish. this is not something that happened overnight. it has been built upon, which is really, really special. >> make a wish. >> we have had kids from all

over the world enjoy our parks and celebrate with their families. to unveil three windows today celebrating make a wish and celebrating some of the first make a wish kids, it is and incredibly exciting moment then again, we are so excited to be part of. >> christopher was a loving little boy. he really was. he was going to be a cop when he grew up, and i'm sure he is patrolling the streets of heaven. >> my son was a fireball. he had so much energy. he always talked to everyone, played with everyone. upndowusty here, everyone is special windows here i dieyla. >> wr ailen around the world, which is why this window reads, make a wish foundation -- where there's a wish, there's a way. dion: well done. i know a lot of people are

wishing for the warmer temperatures to stick around. >> well, someone was wishing for rain, and that person is going to get it. we have low-pressure heading towards our direction. it will bring us an increase in onshore flow and cooler temperatures tomorrow. lots of fog new the coast, pushing in some cooler temperatures in the north, and we could see some mid 40's down in oregon hill, two, and notice we will only warm up to the low 70's for a few neighborhoods, so quite a significant drop from some of the 80's we saw earlier this week. in fact, very windy around the beaches. only mid-50's right around the bay. milder, closer average, but cooler than average in some locations. here's the accuweather 7-dave were cast. cooler tomorrow, and notice it will be quite a bit cooler, even on monday with that chance of

rain arriving late monday, lingering into tuesday and wednesday. a light system bringing even a slight chance of thunder, and then it looks unsettled throughs saying there's even a chance on saturday, too. it keeps changing. >> saturday is so far away. >> yes, and that's why it will change as we get closer. >> there's a lot of pressure on you. >> make-a-wish comedy on. dion: here is chris. chris: next in sports, the words and kings prepare to finish their series tomorrow. plus 49ers linebacker fred warner to talk draft picks and

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chris: the warriors and kings wrap up the final first-round series of the playoffs tomorrow, game seven in sacramento, and 12:30 to -- to right here on abc 7. ths indenver by 17. the joker finished with 24 in this game. kevin durant doing all he could. tough scoop to the hoop. he had 29. the sons cut it to 10 in the fourth, but denver's jamaal murray was on one. points ca in nu went 125-1 07. th take a 10 seriously -- they take a 1-0 series league -- lead. mont and fresno state quarterback jake haener with -- went 100 27th overall to the new orleans saints, joining former raider

and fresno state's own derek carr. larry beil talked to him, and going to the saints will actually be a childhood dream come true. larry: who was your favorite quarterback growing up? >> i always wore drew brees' number because he was at one point in time pretty close to six foot, and i had an idea growing up was going to be pretty awesome. i'm not going to be 6'3", but i will work with what i got, and i always wanted to emulate somebody i was close in stature to, and i feel like he had command of guys on his team. he 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 -- came -- kane. listen to browne's family in the background when he got the life-changing phone call. >> this is john lynch from the

san francisco 49ers. we're going to take you here, buddy. you fired up? alexia, let's go. -- >> yeah, let's go. >> this is the right move. >> i know it's the right move. that's why we just moved up. >> you hear my family? >> yeah, i can hear them. i'm pumped for you. chris: that's awesome. here's are googly the best linebacker in the nfl. earlier this week, i went one-on-one with all-pro friend talking draft day memories and expectations entering the new season. >> the night before the draft itself, you don't sleep. you've got all these nerves. you don't know exactly when you are going to go. you have an idea when you'll go. for me, it was like that third, fourth round, maybe even late second, but it was a dream come true when i finally got that

call. it is everything you would dreamed it to be. i'm so grateful that the niners took a chance on me. >> you were here from the beginning of what this team has built up. how motivated are you guys? you have seen it from the beginning. we know you have been so close. what kind of motivation do you guys have during 2023? >> the motivation is high as ever. i have an hear from almost the very beginning of this new coaching regime, and we have done right there. back to back nfc championship games, and we are so close to taking that next jump to get the trophy, and the exciting thing is every year, your start back at ground zero. you've got to build right back up from the ground up. you cannot stick -- you cannot skip steps. you don't just think and you are back at the championship game. you have to start back to's, phase i, which is where we are now. you've got to do the tedious work that might not be the most fun, but this is the stuff that

builds you up to be able to succeed later on. chris: matthew mcconaughey firing up the crowd there inad h of the year, and in a two-to draw. , match up against california galaxy saturday, may 6 -- up next, match up against the california galaxy. dion: thank you. that is it tonight, everybody.

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