planned out a and made recommendations to make sure the district can afford this compensation package to maintain financial stability in the years to come. >> the teachers union, the ota claims it is not an official proposal. >> bless proposal i have seen was three days ago and that excluded a lot of our from where we are standing that is the proposal, to exclude our members and not provide our students with resources. >> until there is a deal the strike is expected to continue. >> while the is on this is a bigger issue. ryan curry spoke to parents about how they are handling it. >> from a parent perspective how that the call is this on parents in the oakland unified school district? >> i have to go to work tomorrow. >> the abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with the head of all california schools

about the issue at the heart of this matter, pay. and proposed legislation that seeks to increase teacher salaries across california. >> having a good day so far? >> state superintendent tony thurman was serving up lunch to students at pleasant valley elementary school in novato on during nutrition program and employees. also in his mind, the oakland teachers strike. thurman said he is ready to help. >> i've reached out to both sides to say will mediate and help them to reach an agreement because we have to get the strike ended as quickly as possible so kids are in school. >> statewide teacher pay remains the biggest issue for instruction especially in the bay area where many are struggling with the high cost of living. >> we have got to increase pay for our teachers and all educators. classified staff. there is no two ways about that. >> oakland unified said its proposal includes the starting pay of 63,604 dollars for first year teachers but we wanted to

see how that compares to other large districts across the bay area. mount diablo unified starts teachers at $60,000. in santa rosa city schools it is 66,918 is the starting pay for san francisco unified teachers and in san jose it is $68,500. >> student state are facing a crisis with teachers and employees unable to afford the communities they work in. >> an sme men proposed a bill that would give teachers a 50% raise by 2030. assembly bill 938 60 keep current teachers in the profession and attract younger people to the field. we asked thurman about the proposal. >> my office is engaged in recruitment. pay is always going to be an issue. i support the spirit of the bill. >> thurman is not sure where the funding would come from.

many teachers say they are living on the edge of the economy. some rethinking their career path. >> it is hard to afford a mortgage in california. a lot of teachers are driving from upwards of an hour to get to their job. >> so parents dealing with the strike? ryan curry talked to some showing solidarity with the teachers. some still sending their kids to school and all hoping this is resolved soon. >> pens and pencils are out and worked to spread across the table. parents doing what they can to keep children learning while oakland teachers are on strike. >> drawing to keep it normal for the kids. there are some packets kids can browse around on. their's and no game going on. there are stories being read. >> jan's child is in fourth grade and spent the day at the thisociois acting as a church.

is ongoing.eir chiren whilri >> what they have said is there going to be rallying and they are going to be aching their voices heard and we want to respect that. we also don't know if the schools are going to be staffed appropriately. >> this is one of four locations in oakland. although these are options for parents they wish this did not have to happen. >> finally we have a trusting supportive school environment again and now we are striking. that is heartbreaking. >> parents say they are taking it day by day until a deal gets reached by the union and school district. they say the pandemic was hard enough on their children so they want everything to get resolved as soon as possible. >> they are striking and not truly understanding this affects more than just children. >> reginald mosley chose to send his children in school and a weight of the strik he does not support the strike because he thinks the 22% raise offered by the district is when the union should accept. >> their other parents in a

difficult position because of the strike. do they think about us? they ask us to support them. what are we supporting? you are not getting a 1% raise. come on now. >> they acknowledge this is tougher oakland families. they hope a deal gets done as soon as this week. >> we are waiting to see when they will come back. waiting to see when everyone will go to the table with integrity and the willingness to work it out and cooperate. >> earlier today on our 3:00 p.m. program getting answers, abc 7 news senior education reporter leah melendez gave her analysis. >> something very telling and we don't want to play sides here but it was very telling the president of the school board who is perhaps the most prounion potin person on the board, mike hutchinson whose mother was the

vice president of the union in oakland and family members have been members of the union, he himself was endorsed by the union. he blamed the union today. he said they left the table and they have broken off negotiations. not us. meaning he is now sort of siding with the school district which is very telling. >> the last time oakland teachers went on strike was in 2019. that strike lasted a week. we will keep on the strike for as long as it takes. follow the latest on the abc 7 bay area news app on your smartphone or wherever you stream. >> we're still on storm watch because of chance of rain lingering in the bay area. >> the may gray continues. >> those ring showers -- spring showers continuing. although it is not widespread rain, we are seeing pockets of showers heading into the south bay.

street-level radar. across 680 could be a slippery road, slippery commute for some of you around the oakley nights in area. highway four, you know how that can be. light to moderate showers in the inland east bay. one thing i want to show you is this area of low pressure is finally starting to move southward. it is going to take all the unsettled weather with it which means you will get a break. let's talk about how long the showers are going to last. 7:00 tonight, 8:00 tonight, you still have a few showers lingering. a break coming through tomorrow morning. spotty showers. slick areas for the commute. under a 10th of an inch of rain. here is a view from our emeryville camera. i will let you know how long the break will last, what part of your weekend will include more blue skies and what part will be

wet. >> developing news out of dav where a man who used to live in oakland and once went to laney college is under arrest for a series of stabbings that shook that community >>. yesterday afternoon we had about 15 callers and they reported seeing a person who matched the description. he was stopped by several patrol officers. he was wearing a backpack. in the backpack was a large knife. >> two people died and a third was seriously hurt. the first dabbing happened last thursday. we have also learned the suspect was a student at uc davis up until two days before the first dabbing. he is identified as 21-year-old carlos or alice dominguez. uc davis says it separated from him last week due to academic reasons. >> we heard about stories leaving downtown san francisco but what you may have

not heard about are the business is moving in, expanding or adding office space. suzanne phan has a look at the changes underway that are part of building a better bay area. >> we are the heart of san francisco. >> union square is the place to be if you like to shop. >> i do like to go to the nike store. the link to window shop at neiman marcus. >> i bought something. >> with retail across the country closing, we decided to take a closer look at what is happening in union we noticed three big patterns. new stories moving in. some stores cutting retail space and some stories expanding. in the downtown shopping corps, a new ikea store is going up at 945 market. cocoa republic moved into the crate and barrel location at 55 stockton in union square last year. and a union square, banana republic is reducing its

footprint. it is moving from this location on grant into a smaller space on gary. >> they are downsizing their storefront but offering something they think the consumer wants. >> as for the business is expanding, they include luxury stores. >> that was in response to huge demand during the pandemic. that demand has not stopped. >> chanel is moving from geary street into a bigger site. the williams-sonoma location on post. union square alliance says there is a big demand for discount stores. >> stores like ross are looking for a larger footprint. >> ross on market street is moving down the street into a bigger space. it is taking over the area occupied by nordstrom rack. >> there is new event space going up at 100 stockton st and new luxury housing going up at 233 geary. despite the news of big stores like nordstrom leaving there are

a lot of good changes happening in san francisco. >> it is an exciting time so come on down and support your local businesses. >> coming up safe? what about the food grown in it? it is a question people in martinez when answered. >> michael finney explains what a differenc it can make to your credit card. e>> the next warriors lakers playoff game areas right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. and is followed by a

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>> people living in martinez and venetia are hoping to have answers soon about the safety of their soil and the food they are growing. today contra costa county began collecting samples that may have been inseminated by the chemical accident last thanksgiving. tara campbell found as planting season begins people are losing patience. patience is running low and frustrations high as planting season gets underway. >> most of our customers live in martinez and they have been very concerned. >> customers worried about the fate and safety of their vegetable gardens and fruit trees. >> quite a few of them grow their own vegetables and they have taken years to get their soil to where it needs to be. >> thursday contra costa county began to collecting soil

>> it is recommended residents near the refinery and who saw the catalyst dust as a result of the release during the thanksgiving holiday to not eat any producer vegetables grown from their gardens. >> the refined early -- the refinery accidentally released up to 24,000 tons of metal laden dust. > i went out to my car one morning. it was about a quarter of an inch thick of soot on my car. >> the county is investigating the chemical release and has referred the case to the district attorney's office. >> my grandma lives in downtown martinez so she was right near where that happens all of the fruit on her trees, oranges, lemons, kumquats. we cannot eat any of that this year which sucks. >> kendra is planting vegetables and peppers this year. >> i'm trying to bring her some stuff this year. >> county officials said

thursday it is safe to start planting while awaiting test results which are expected later this month. > hopefully the samples tell us it is maybe a season or two and then it will be ok. gardeners are determined so don't give up too easily. >> let's turn to our weather pin we are still getting a little bit of rain to >> spring was interrupted violently. when does it return? >> spring is on hold for now. violently. we are going to bring back the spring warmth but. not until next week let me show you live doppler 7. if you are stepping outside and you happen to be going outside in the south bay, grab your umbrellas before you go. evergreen story road across 280 into san jose, you will need those umbrellas around the oakley nights in area. lone tree road, lynch freeway excuse me. light to moderate showers.

tracking the upper level low green thunderstorms outside of the bay area and some snow to the sierra nevada. as we look at a life picture, green. this is good to see with the rain we have had. clouds are still overhead. 24 hour ring totals, 1500s in redwood city. half moon bay come about a third. 500s in oakland. san jose, a third of an inch of rain. 300. that was a typo. we are seeing a lot of clouds but a peak of blue there. as we look toward emeryville there will be some sun in the we can forecast. mid-50's, san francisco. high temperatures once again below average for this time of year. 57 in mountain view. as we look at the few from our san rafael camera, the clouds are up ahead. 60 in concord and 57 in

livermore. a nice few looking out from our exploratorium camera. occasional showers through this evening. a short break comes tomorrow morning. more rain in the afternoon going through early part of saturday before we dry it out for your sunday. this is a late level one. through this evening spotty showers pick under a 10th of an inch of rain expected. 7:00, showers putting much on their way out of here shortly. if you want to get outside and run some errands, he will be fine. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, our next round of what weather arrives to scattered in nature. the most widespread activities during the 3:00 hour saturday morning while many of us are sleeping hopefully. there saturday afternoon all the way through sunday is your break if you want to get outside without having to take the umbrellas with you.

for those of you who like the rain there is more in the forecast through saturday evening. anywhere from a couple hundreds of an inch to a quarter of an inch of rain. there will be higher totals around ukiah. we will have a little bit of fog tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon make sure you have the reindeer because we will see what weather in they continuation of the cooler than average conditions. tomorrow is cinco de mayo. first part of your day if you're going to be celebrating, you are fine. second half make sure you have the umbrellas. we go with the morning showers. a light level one for saturday. the rest of your weekend is dry. monday is a slight chance of a few showers in the north bay but it is looking like it is going to stay north of here. we will bring back 70's. the warmth wednesday and thursday some people are waiting for. >> present company included.

for the fourth straight trading session in row. this comes amid fears of the health of the banks around the country. the dow has turned negative for the year. the nasdaq trapped 59. the s&p lost 30 points. representatives from hollywood studios are finally breaking the silence on the third day of the writers guild of america strike. the alliance of motion picture and television producers did not agree with any of the writers issues. they say writers average 20 to 24 weeks of work every year which earns them close to or more than a six-figure over 11,000 writers are demanding better pay and more job security as streaming platforms dominate their work which means more shows but shorter seasons and fewer episodes so there is less work. the last wga strike a

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some of the comments and explained how the ordinance compares to the rest of the bay area. san mateo county has a code of ethical conduct, treating people with respect and dignity is listed on the mission statement. >> i am disturbed by you and i you use your privilege. you have not done your homework. you don't know anything. witnessed during a recent board of supervisors meeting where a controversial sanctuary ordinance passed with a 4-1 vote. >> will you answer any of the questions i have? >> for people who were watching it was now the difference in opinion that bother them. >> after the embarrassing display. >> am appalled by the behavior of the supervisors. >> i am disappointed with the personal attacks we have seen. >> the ordinance privates the county from cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement without a judicial

warrant. it was authored by supervisor david can up a believes it will bring more equality to . supervisor regular support of the intent but want to three minutes that would exempt immigrants convicted of rape, murder and child molestation. public comment the debate got heated. >> the personal attacks, the name calling. i cannot believe this is what we have reasoning us in the county. personal attacks in particular. >> we are going to be hearing every voice. >> how can he say that? >> this is how it started. we are going to do it with a transparent process. we are going to be thoughtful. we are going to listen. >> i cannot sit idle and listen to your rhetoric and your dog whistling. > that was until supervisor mueller expressed his concern about passing the ordinance as written. >> this individual goes to prison but somehow slipped through the cracks. >> you live in menlo park. it is the latino community.

it is all of these other communities that make your kale salad. when it comes to your white linen tables where you eat, we are preparing your food. we are picking your produce. you want to vilify us. >> from personal attacks to false statements. > can you tell me in the last 16 years how many rapists and murderers have been turned over from ice? have been turned over from san mateo county to ice? mr. mueller. you want to zero. >> public records obtained by the i.t. and found between 2018 and 2021 there were at least five immigrants convicted of sex crimes and another charged with pimping that were transferred to ice. at least 39 immigrants were transferred to ice convicted of serious felonies ranging from child molestation, child abuse,

rape, kidnapping, grand theft, elder theft, also, burglary, robbery and arson. the supervisor denied our request to discuss these data points but we asked him before the meeting about a department of justice study that examined 190 when child molesters 15 to 30 years after their lease from a canadian prison. the doj has done a study that found child molesters have the highest recidivism rate. does that change your answer? >> look, stephanie, that is not going to change my mind. >> supporters of the c ordinance argue the amendments use victims of violence as an excuse to provide double punishments immigrants by putting them at the hands of ice. a man formerly incarcerated when he was 14 spoke about his transformation after his release. >> but was handed over to ice and detained for over 18 months in detention. that was the worst experience of my life. >> the system sometimes makes mistakes and sends innocent people to jail.

valley debug who work on criminal cases criticized supervisors exemptions as circumstances where people are facing very. long sentences in prison. . >> this fear mongering>> rhetoric these folks are going to get out and return to their communities is highly inaccurate and misleading. like joachim who spent decades advocating and working with local immigrant communities says that is not true. >> there have been cases where people get deported and they come back. they come back to the same community. >> victims of brutal attacks and sexual assaults also spoke up defending the amendments out of concern for public safety tilling the board where people arrested for crimes that don't always go to trial or get an appropriate sentence. >> i've lived in fear because i've been a victim of abuse and the criminal that did this to me is still here and so i have a question. are we going to allow these

people to continue to do these types of crimes? i am also a victim of sexual assault. as a victim, i can tell you all you want is the perpetrator as far from you as possible. >> the sheriff's office stopped cooperating with ice in . the new ruling expands that policy to all county departments, agencies and employees pre-bidding them from using any county funds to cooperate with ice including providing the agency with an individual's personal information or access to county facilities unless they have a warrant signed by a federal judge. how long could that take? >> they could take as little as half a day. it can take up to three days. it depends. >> mark has been a federal criminal defense attorney for 32 years. he says if there is a risk to public safety of our instances to get an emergency warrant. >> they are u probation which means they have april officer who supervises them. it is their duty to watch to make sure there is not recidivism. >> data obtained by the i team

shows a pattern of recidivism and or reoffending among immigrants and a san mateo county transferred to ice from 2018 through 2021. most of those individuals had been arrested many times before. 1, 7, 9, 10, 11, 17 in one case, 20 according to data compiled by ice, san mateo joined santa clara, san francisco, alameda, contra costa, now have, sonoma county's that have adopted similar ordinances resolutions, policies or other practices over the years. along with more than a dozen of other bay area cities but many still have exemptions for serious and violent crimes. the ordinance and a hayward still gives police the ability to interact with ice and informed them of an undocumented immigrants release. if that person poses a public safety threat. in emeryville city employees are pre-booted from working with ice

if it involves sharing a versions immigration status but police can still interact with ice if there is a danger to the in san francisco the sanctuary law has 46 exemptions for local authorities to cooperate with ice in certain cases including murder, rape, robbery, arson and carjacking. >> the state will notify immigration authorities. >> state law has dozens of exemptions for people convicted of serious and violent felonies. san mateo is not the only county that has had controversy around amending sanctuary policies. we have seen failed efforts in san jose after the high-profile murder of larson and the grace baptist church stabbings in 2020. a few months ago in san francisco after admin amendment was proposed that would've exempted protections from immigrants convicted of dealing fentanyl. >> very interesting and complex obviously. thanks very much. >> coming up, may the fourth be with you.

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>> this was the perfect day to celebrate the life of carrie fisher. fisher was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. she was best known for playing princess leia in the star wars franchise. mark hamill who played luke skywalker and r2-d2 and c3 po attended the ceremony. >> star wars themed events were held throughout the bay area. >> a look at some of them in one town that is said to be the best pl generations of people have fallen in love with the movies

and characters that bring the star wars universe to life. with lucasfilm in the bay area the celebrations are even more special. the town of danville transforming its downtown into a scavenger hunt. >> there are little characters hidden in a bunch of our businesses downtown and your goal is to match up some of the clues or quotes on our page. >> kids getting a stamp once they use the clues to track down the heading characters. >> it is awesome getting to know the community and for us we were able to get a snack at a local place we have never been to. it is good to get a sense of the community. >> businesses have been thrilled to see customers come through they would not have seen if it had not been from a the fourth. > i hope everyone will come back before next year and realize there are treasures, intergalactic multi-planetary rewards in the community every week of the year. >> it is not just the dental

local economy benefiting. star wars day has opened up other ways for communities to develop -- to benefit. raising funds patients at zuckerberg trauma center. the children's foundation teamed up with disney for this event. the kids getting their day brenda by some characters. >> coming to events like this where patients, siblings, parents can participate in activities together in a medically friendly environment where children with diseases, injuries and on this is can meet other kids like them and siblings can meet other siblings like them and just have fun is such a value for families to feel less alone. >> stronger than the force itself. >> seeing the giving me a little bit of solace knowing he is in good hands. >> may the fourth be with you. >> we are still watching for

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before opening their new show called rainbow dances. abc 7 was at laney college in oakland. rainbow dances is the work of eight lgbtq+ choreographers. >> i had a lot of fun. the company is very open. the dancers are supportive of each other. all of that together makes it super easy and fun to create. >> you get different perspectives on identity and how we expects -- i weeks was ourselves through movement. we can see real human stories on the stage instead of so many of the older fairytales. time working with these different artistic voices, drawing different things out at different times. some are more serious paired some are more jovial. some will make you think paired some will make you laugh. >> sounds great. the show opens tomorrow and runs through the weekend. you can find tickets and more information at oakland ballet.org. >> one last check on the rain.

>> sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> a little bit more with the system and then we have another system coming. let me show you alive picture from zephyr cove. it is cloudy over there. there is snow falling in mixing with showers around the tahoe blue canyon area. look at our view from the oakland airport camera. seeing sunshine but not everyone seeing that. still tracking wet weather. moderate in intensity. those showers are going to continue for a couple more hours. scattered later. as we widen the picture this light level 1 system on its way out heading toward southern california. as it moves out of here it will take the wet weather with it. a few more hours. you get a break tomorrow morning. more shower activity coming in. tomorrow afternoon, mid-50's to mid 60's.

between 4:00 p.m. and early saturday morning we will keep the showers going. more snow in the mountains. where the time your saturday afternoon evening plans begin and your sunday gets underway it is dry. the accuweather 7-day forecast featuring some wet weather tomorrow afternoon and evening going into early saturday and we will go with a little bit of a warm up. second half of your weekend. outdoor plans are good to go. >> hopefully things will warm up for the warriors. mayo type beverages in the sports department. the warriors making a surprising change in the starting lineup. a quick peek at a game the warriors must have. sports is next.

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>> now abc 7 splits with larry beil. > the warriors are playing the lakers in game two of their western conference finals series. you don't want to go down zero-do -- 0-2. stephen curry getting up to throw done in warm ups. healy took three shots in first quarter. is going to have to become more offensive minded as the game goes on. joe michael grimm was the surprise starter at forward. corner three. thought of that myself.

came out on fire. 14 points after one quarter. midway through the second-tier pair the warriors were down seven. they have taken the lead in the second quarter. the milwaukee bucks fired head coach mike budenholzer. mostly because yunus got hurt. the milwaukee bucks title in 2021. a lot of you felt they underachieved because they only made the finals the one year. the only coach of the last nba champion still with the same team is steve kerr who was asked about the firing before the game. >> it happens quickly. expectations for so high and only one team can win. it is sad news for the coaching profession. i think we all believe he deserved a lot better. we also are aware this is the

job that we chose and we are all vulnerable. >> san jose earthquakes hosting the defending mls champs l.a. fc at levi's stadium saturday afternoon. 49ers long snapper taybor pepper was out there for practice the other day teaching them how to point. he took a few shots on goal and he scores. more than 40,000 expected for saturday's match. tickets are still available. baseball, a's and m's. we found the a's owner. i think that was him in disguise as darth vader. jj vinay, second game with the a's. deep to center. not sure if this ball would have been out or not. still a tremendous catch at the wall. automate, at the plate

representing the tying run. popped up. a's lose hadheay of. te tournament called the international crowd. round one today. two player round robin match play. first u.s. team tread on the back nine. pretty on 15 helps her team win 2-1 over china. one and one after one day of round robin play continues tomorrow. the warriors, look, you have to find a way to get it done tonight. we talked about anthony davis. 30 and 23 in the last game. after one quarter he had two points. he is not hot but some of the other lakers are playing well. this is a tight game. we will have the highlights at 11:00. >> let's hope they pull it off tonight. you don't want to go down two. >> coming up tonight on abc

seven, at 8:00, station 19 followed by grey's anatomy and 2020 investigates the mystery of the body in a barrel. if you are streaming us right now, coming up next, our new documentary california dreaming moving to texas. we followed eight former californians for a year. the surprising things we learned about the supposedly california exodus to the lone star state. go to abc7news.com/live. that is it for this edition of abc7news. next for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we will see you again at 11:00.

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