>> . parents are trying to --gor ama: confusion and the school district and what is being offered.

reporter: barbara the crowd at this teacher rally. behind the scene, confusion and frustration at the bargaining table. district says what is on the table is a historic $70 million offer, a retroactive 10% raise, a 5000 other one time bonus and a 13% raise for all teachers, up to 22% for some. >> we made recommendations make sure that districts can afford this compensation package to maintain financial stability in the years to come. reporter: says it is not an official proposal. >> it excludes members

not provide resources. reporter: the union says the proposal was not submitted wednesday night. the district argues it does not have to negotiate union demands. negotiated outside of that. reporter: the district defines them as greater societal issues like homelessness. the union does not see it that way. >> we are talking about special education services and mental health services and targeted resources in the lowest performing school. reporter: the two sides will continue to meet but until there is a deal, the strike will continue. dan: how are students and parents dealing with the strike?

ryan curry spoke with those showing solidarity with the teachers, though still sending their kids to school, and those who hope this is resolved soon. reporter: pens and pencils are out and worksheets are on tables. parents are doing what they can to keep children learning while parents are on strike -- while teachers are on strike. >> grade and spent the day at the church. this location is acting as a solidarity school where parents can bring children where the josh whyle the strike is ongoing. >> they say they will be rallying and making their voices heard and we want to respect that. we do not know if the schools will be staffed appropriately. reporter: these locations are options for parents but they wish it did not have to happen. >> we finally have

supportive school environment again and now we are striking and it is heartbreaking. reporter: parents are taking it day by day until a agreement is reached. they want everything to be resolved as soon as possible. >> they are not truly understanding this does not affect only children. >> this man does the strike because he thinks the 22% offered by the district should be accepted. >> do they think about the parents? no. they ask us to support them but what are we not supporting? a 1% raise? come on. reporter: they hope a deal is done this week. >> we are just waiting to see when everyone will go to the table with integrity and willingness to work it out.

ama: hopes there is a quick resolution to the strike. she talked about it earlier today. >> we are one oakland and is nothing more important than making sure our kids have great education. ama: she says her association authority over the district because it has its own governing arm. the mayor is helpful the two sides will come back to the bargaining table. dan: gray skies and parts of the bay area might not be done with rain yet. ama: we have a look at the forecast. sandhya: let's look the picture from the san jose camera. it is raining. you can see it coming down. light to moderate rain.

street-level radar, park avenue san jose, it could be rough getting around for the evening commutes. widening out the picture it is not widespread rain, just very scattered from redwood shores parkway toward bridge. light showers in novato. they had a steady downpour. a light level one storm spinning as it moves towards southern california with firestorms firing up to the southeast and east. snow in the sierra. 7:00 tonight, lingering showers. they will winds down and we get a short break tomorrow morning before the next batch comes in. in case you are going to the game tonight at the chase center, it will just be cloudy.

low to mid 50's. i will be back with a look at the next round of rain coming up. dan: warriors and lakers tip-off in about an hour for game to -- game two. chris: only playoff game on the schedule tonight and it will be fun. it is getting busy. steph curry warm-ups. lebron james just walked on the floor. the playoffs are all [indiscernible] the warriors talked about game one being a good one and the lakers size was a problem in game one with the warriors might have done something to rally late in the game. the warriors have seen p much every situation in a playoff series and they feel

comfortable tonight. >> game one in the boston series in the finals last year at the homes of is nothing new for our team. we know what we are capable of and with all of the noise, i'm sure people will be throwing out stats about how often loses game one loses game to and none of it matters. >> we have to clean up some stuff. turnovers on my part. we gotta be able to see the floor little bit better. it's a long series. >> home-court next game but also come this weekend go down and get one back. chris: first you gotta get one

tonight. tip-off is 6:00. the game is about to startespn. game three is saturday here on abc seven. back on their side before heading to l.a. and the atmosphere is electric. it is going to be so much fun. [indiscernible] ama: we are excited. dan: things are buzzing outside chase center as fans make their way to the seats. ama: j.r. stone joins us live. reporter: and the music is playing. it was not playing before game one because of all of the rain the other day but it has been dry so far and fans are excited.

you can see some of the fans making their way into the chase center and i have been talking with folks the last couple of hours who have come from all over. i spoke with the gentleman from china. a family from sacramento. and folks here in the bay are excited to watch their worriers -- warriors. >> we need to play her game and make some adjustments and we will be fine. -- adjustments and we will be fine. ama: they are a good team. they have lebron. we have curry. >> hopefully the warriors win tonight. reporter: did you allow him to wear that? >> i did not. reporter: a lot of warriors but yes, some lakers fans.

i spoke with a woman singing the national anthem tonight. has been singing the national anthem here since she was eight years old. she has been the warriors good luck charm over the years and hopefully tonight she will be one for this team. dan: i bet she for us tonight. after the game the series moves to los angeles and you can watch game three on abc seven. warriors taking on the 5:00 on saturday. ama: a suspect arrested and connected to a string of stabbings in davis. dan:

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dan: a 21-year-old man is arrest for three stabbings in davis that put the community on edge. he used to live in oakland and was a student at uc davis. he is accused to stabbing two people to death and severely injuring a third. the police chief says a flood of tips led them to the suspect. >> yesterday afternoon we had 15 callers reported seeing who matched the description. he was stopped by several patrol officers. he was wearing a backpack and in the backpack was a large knife. dan: uc davis put out a statement says it separated the suspect last week due to academic reasons.

the district attorney's office will decide what charges should be filed. ama: the attorney f accused of killing the cash up -- that led to his death. today he issued a statement saying i apologize for my rear -- remarks following tuesday's court appearance, especially to bob's family, friends, and loved ones. i am regretful i characterize the talk screen in such an insensitive way. it was wrong. i am sorry. dan: months after a chemical accident, new concerns it might have led to a different

ama: the gray continues.

sandhya: the break from coming but for now i want to show you pictures from our tower cameras. you can see it is still cloudy across the region. blue you can see where the rain is falling. we will get you to the street level radar across 880, moderate showers. spotty showers from foster -- foster city across the san mateo bridge. so watch out. in the sierra, it is may but it is starting to look like winter with snow in the mountains. this and snow instability associated, thunderstorms to the southeast and east of the sierra nevada.

southern california will get that low moving in and they will deal with snow and showers. 50's and 60's right now, behind what we should be this time of year. cooler than average. clouds are stacked up. occasional showers do this evening. a short break coming tomorrow morning and more rain will arrive tomorrow afternoon and evening with scattered showers for the first part of saturday. the weekend will be dry. through this evening. spotty showers, slick areas for the commute. under the 10th of an inch of rain post. at 6:00 tonight, showers popping up going into 7:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon, the next round arrives in the bay first, scattered in nature through late-night.

early saturday morning, most activity will go through while you're sleeping and at 7:00 then it is gone and the rest of saturday will just be a mix of sun and clouds. breezy. the rainfall three be up to a quarter of an inch. some spots around ukiah could pick up a an inch. we could have patches of fog. watch out tomorrow afternoon. keep your umbrellas handy. it will not be an all day rain event but in the afternoon and evening you will need your umbrellas. the seven day forecast, cinco de mayo, level one system in the afternoon and evening. a one on saturday morning and then the rest of the weekend, a break. warmer on sunday. slight showers in the north --

slight chance of showers in the north bay area on monday. spring works returns midweek. we keep pushing out the warmth a few more days but it is important to note that moisture for vegetation blesses the fire danger in the dry months. ama: answer soon about the safety of the soil and the food they are growing. today the county began collecting samples that might have been contaminated by the chemical accident. as planting season begins, people are losing patience. reporter: patient is low in frustration high as planting season gets underway. >> most of our customers live in martinez and have been very concerned. reporter: they are worried about

vegetable gardens and fruit trees. >> they grow vegetables and it has taken years to get there soil where it needs to be. reporter: thursday the county started collecting soil samples from more than one dozen sites potentially contaminated last thanksgiving. >> residents who are near the refinery and who saw the dust as a result do not eat any produce or vegetables grown from those gardens. reporter: the refinery accidentally released up to 24 tons of catalyst dust. >> i went out to my car one morning. it was a quarter of an inch thick of so it on my car. -- soot on my car. >> my grandmother lives in downtown martinez, right near where it happened. all the fruit on her trees,

oranges, lemons, kumquats. we can't eat any of it this year. reporter: kendra is planting peppers and vegetables this year to share with her grandmother. >> i'm trying to bring her some stuff this year. reporter: county officials said it is safe to start planting while awaiting test results, which are expected later this month. >> hopefully we learn it's nothing big, it one or two seasons and then it will be ok. dan: to raise the curtain on

dan: today we bring you a new installment of our series where we look at the issues threatening the california dream and those working to keep it alive. is there a california exodus texas? we followed a group of former californians in a special project. stream the entire special right now on our bay area

app for roku, and was on fire, apple tv and android tv. ama: the oakland ballet is opening a new show tomorrow called rainbow dances. we were there for the dress rehearsal. ♪ eight lgbtq+ choreographers aiming to celebrate the queer community and showcase creative energy. it runs tomorrow through sunday. tickets are available at the address on your screen. oakland ballet.org. dan: a special pair of nike's has people lining up in chinatown. ama: it is the only carries the sneaker inspired by the neighborhood. it honors the people and culture that helped create one of the largest chinese communities outside of asia. dan: the name gold mountain

dates back to california's goldrush. the price tag for these kits, $135. now let's go to karina nov a look at the stories coming up. >> tonight we look at the oakland unified teachers strike that is impacting 3000 teachers on 34,000 students. we will hear about the sticking points on both sides as negotiations continue. and the warriors are taking on the lakers for game two tonight. larry beil joins me with how they need to bounce back from the loss of game one. join us on streaming tv. ama: and you kind download abc7 app or go to abc7.com to join karina in two minutes. and then we will see you again at 6:00.

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tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the proud boys former leader and several members guilty of seditious conspiracy. just in tonight, an arrest after the deadly stabbing spree at uc davis. they say a former student. in new york city, the deadly subway confrontation involving a former on marine under investigation. members of the proud boys convicted of plotting the january 6th assault of attempting to overturn the election to keep former president trump in power. the defense team tried to make the case that it was the former president and his words. the jury convicting them. pierre thomas with a reporting. the u.s. responding with russia now blaming the u.s. for those drones over the kremlin. they claim an attempt to assassinate vladimir putin. tonight, how the biden administration is responding