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after earlier saying charges as murder charges were off the table. the district attorney now says that decision was due to time constraints and a final determination has not been made. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns digs into the debate tonight. say his name bargetto brown, say his name. >> baker brown protests monday in san francisco's mission district. >> release the time release the tape. the crowd calling on district attorney brooke jenkins to release video footage showing the killing of banco brown. >> in order for us to hold all those who are responsible for benko's untimely death and murder responsible for their actions. swease.

>> late last month, a security guard shot and killed brown in an incident at a walgreens on market street. jenkins has so far resisted calls to release any video. in a statement monday, she said that while she understands the need for transport tsay, the investigation is ongoing and a final decision on charges has not been made. jenkins stated that releasing any evidence before the investigation finishes uh- is unethical and could compromise her team's work. >> i feel like they're hiding something. it's something. something else has transpired in that store that we don't know about and they don't want us to see it despite the call by these protesters to release the tape, some legal analysts say they might not hold all the answers. >> people believe that video is going to be the panacea to everything and that it explains why decisions were made. but that's not the case frequently. >> stephen clark is an attorney and legal analyst. he says the video is likely only one part of a complex puzzle for the district attorney was careful to

point out that this decision on self-defense wasn't made just on the video, but rather for the security guard's state of mind at the time. >> he used deadly force. >> the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on a resolution tuesday calling on jenkins to release the video and other evidence. until that time comes, though, the protesters say they're not going anywhere, at least some tapes or get somebody else to do your job because you're not doing it right, because you're you're failing people. >> you fail. banco, you take one of these, please. thank you. thank you. in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news, oakland teachers strike will continue for a fourth day tomorrow. >> teachers hit the streets this morning as negotiations between the district and the teachers union ended without any real progress. the main sticking point that has kept both sides apart, so-called common good items teachers want to see addressed. now, here's a look at them now. among them are help

for homeless students. reporer ations for black students. and the concept of shared governance. that means people outside of the district could be involved in making decisions about the schools. many of my students were unhoused. >> many of my students needed mental health services. and these are not just these are things that matter to our students and to their education. >> so items that are outside of the scope of the contract, which are basically early compensation and work conditions, are not going to be negotiated. >> late today, the oakland branch of the naacp called on teachers to end the strike, saying while they support the work they do, the walkout is hurting oakland students during one of the most important times of the school year. tonight we spoke with labor experts who say what we're seeing here is actually not new, but similar to efforts of unions across the country in recent years. abc seven news reporter j.r stone joins us in studio to explain j.r alma that's right. >> and the experts say unions have been successful here

because it's not just about teacher pay. it's about moves that could directly impact students and their families. despite the ousd negotiations, team spending the entire weekend trying to find a collaborative way forward. >> and oca has continued their strike. >> that is part of the one minute message put out monday night by the oakland unified school district as the oakland education association's teachers strike continues. here's uc berkeley labor center chair ken jacobs, who has been closely following the situation. i think this strike follows the pattern that we've been seeing with the teachers really for a decade now, starting with the chicago teachers union, jacobs says. >> it was that chicago union that also pushed for broader demands, in addition to teacher pay to benefit students and communities, something that los angeles teachers recently pushed for and won shared governance at schools was a major demand.

>> the community schools issue oghethy scho model. it'se tryinw something that's happening across the country. uh- community schools actually allow more parent input, more community input than than at, you know, standard schools housing for homeless students is another one of those issues. >> one of the things the chicago teachers union won in that that a decade ago was resources to support homeless students. one of the demands we see from the oakland education association this time around and is that the school district used surplus land to allow nonprofits to build housing to house homeless students and their families. >> hundredsee ofndondaeachucators l this coud

be a battle. >> i think that actually in la, maybe our district is getting kind of used to us asking for more than just salary. and i would assume that in oakland it's the same. but that doesn't mean it's easy to win those things. the district has not publicly confirmed its negotiating, eating these common good terms, those issues outside of teacher pay. >> but union negotiators say they are. jacobs told me that, yes, this strike does have an immediate impact on these kids. but he believes long term benefits could outweigh those negatives. dan ama, now back to you. okay, chair, thanks very much. >> in the east bay, an amtrak station was forced to close in martinez after mercury was discovered outside the station this afternoon. hazmat crews are on the scene cleaning the spill in the station's parking lot. >> and platform. amtrak passengers were forced to disembark to a nearby station on ferry street. it's unclear how the hazardous material got there or when that station will reopen. all right. >> let's take you live outside now for a look at our

exploratorium camera. tonight, we're going to start seeing the weather begin to flip this week. so let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel with what we should expect in sandhya the next 24 hours or so. yeah. >> dan the next 24 hours, you're going to have to watch out for some fog first thing tomorrow morning. i want to show you live views from our tower cameras right now and you will notice that visibility is just fine. it's not going to look like that come tomorrow morning. there is an area of low pressure that is spinning just off the northern california coast and that's going to be a player in the forecast. already seeing some increasing high clouds tomorrow morning as we look at the 24 hour planner fog and clouds to start the day, 40s, 50s going up into the 60s by the afternoon, but still below average by 8:00. the sun goes down, those temperatures will fall with only a few clouds around. here's what i want to preview for you. the weekend will be summer-like with 90s inland 60s around the coastline. so mother's day weekend will feature heat. il wt the accuweather seven day

forecast to let you know how long that's going to stick around coming up dan alma. >> all right thank you sandhya. >> all right. let's go now to that gut punch to the golden state warriors. tonight, game four against the los angeles lakers. and it is leaving dub nation kind of stunned tonight. it is. >> the loss now puts the warriors backs against the wall. one more loss. the season over. i know it's that critical. >> abc7 news sports anchor chris alvarez is with us live from los angeles now. chris boy, this one cuts deep. yeah. dan and steve kerr has said all along it's not a desperation game until the other team has three wins and now that's where we stand. >> if the lakers get a three point win here in game four or they have a31 series lead over the defending champs, and we'll go to this game four in la. it was a great game basketball wise putting them. steph curry did all he could. third career playoff triple double he had a game high 3110 rebounds 14 assists. look at him go right there but the fourth quarter it went back and forth so many key plays as you see steph doing his

thing klay thompson struggled scoring just nine points. he was three of 11 from the field, a deep three there. and then steph if that klay shot is a miss. steph right here in and out the warriors just couldn't buy a bucket late when they needed it. curry with a chance misses and the warriors lose 104 101. they now need three straight wins to advance the western conference finals. >> you know, it's part of who we are as a team. we're going to we're going to fire. we're going to. staffer klay gets an opening . they're going to let it go. and they've had a ton of success over the years. obviously see, they both had, you know, some looks down the stretch, but, you know, give the lakers credit. they they played good defense and we couldn't couldn't get anything to go fourth quarter you know you only scored 17 points and that's that's a tough way to finish you know we had a lot of good looks that you know we have a lot of confidence and in the shots were taking and you got to live with it.

will be much more coming up in sports. >> dan and there was a little bit of acaarused little bit of a practice here tonight. so that's why i'm in the concourse. but everything is all good and safe. we'll have much more coming up. 11 warriors, lakers and some baseball highlights, guys. all right. >> good to know. thank you, chris. we will see you back here in just a bit. all right. so here's a look at the upcoming schedule for the series. >> game five is wednesday here at home in san francisco. that's at 7 p.m. then game six, if necessary from los angeles friday night on our sister network, espn. then game seven again, if necessary, will be sunday from chase center. you can watch that right here on abc seven, followed by after the game. >> all right. and let's get to tonight's abc seven advancer at 11. it's our way to get you ahead and informed about the headlines you'll be hearing more about in the days to come. tonight, we're keeping an eye on the fast approaching expiration date of title 42. tomorrow customs and border patrol agents will begin to appear in el paso to start enforcement operations,

starting thursday. us authorities will not be able to expel migrants because of covid concerns. title 42 a trump era policy allowed migrants to be expelled quickly due to the health emergency. officials say with the rule gone, more than 10,000 migrants could be crossing the mexico border each day in preparation. the biden administration is expanding holding facilities, is adding immigration officers and the asylum application rules will become stricter happening tomorrow, berkeley's city council will decide whether to appoint interim police chief jen lewis to that role permanently. >> the process has been drawn out as lewis has faced allegations of racism, arrest, quota and anti homeless sentiment when she ran the bike squad, lewis is denying these claims, which have been investigated by the city. the veteran officer has received the endorsement of berkeley's mayor and its police officers association. >> new at 11 finding the fix to the fentanyl crisis. one south bay mother shares her family's

story and her plea to other parents. >> also here, it's our mission to build a better bay area. the breakthrough we're finding tonight on the issue of race and social justice and an evening at the white house. >> the special event making the >> the special event making the east bay proud are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em with dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's an upside-down bottle with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. dawn platinum's more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your countertops, and to pre-treat stains on laundry. fast. easy. dawn platinum ez-squeeze. flip the way you clean dishes. and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month

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seven news reporter lauren martinez has that story. i think a lot of parents are in denial. >> not my child. and i'm here to tell you that that it could be your child. marlene harden's daughter, chloe died from an accidental fentanyl overdose on april 27th, 2022. >> chloe was 18 years old. chloe was on life support for three days. >> uh- and it was determined that chloe had sustained a severe brain injury from lack of oxygen in. >> chloe was born and raised in los gatos. her mother says she was funny and caring. she had a passion for saving animals. when chloe was 12 years old, the unexpected death of her father hit her hard, so she tried to numb the pain. >> you know, sadly, she started self-medicating with marijuana and that progressed to prescription pills that she obtained with her friends from parents from unlocked medicine cabinets. >> chloe started taking xanax

and eventual she became addicted to percocet. by age 15, harden said chloe was getting prescription drugs online through social media instagram, snapchat. >> it was really easy for her to get. and these drug dealers even delivered to our home. chloe went through counseling, a drug treatment program three times and occasionally got her phone taken away. >> despite those efforts, she found a way. >> lots of times people that don't know the dangers of fentanyl think that people like chloe go out and intentionally try to get fentanyl, and that's not the case here, harden said. chloe ordered a percocet through social media the day she died. >> it was laced with fentanyl. now harden hopes she can educate as many parents as she can. >> people are dying and they're not necessarily drug addicts or or it could just take one time, one pill, one pill can kill data published in the american medical association's pediatrics journal said there were more

than 1500 paediatr troc deaths from fentanyl in 2021. >> that's over 30 times more than in 2013. i urge any parent, anyone one that can have narcan readily available to have that on hand. >> it could save somebody's life in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. now to a big announcement from the roman catholic diocese of oakland. >> it's filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy as it deals with more than 300 lawsuits alleging sex abuse against children. a recent california statute is allowing decades old cases to be reopen, and that could mean major settlements for those who suffered abuse. the diocese says it will continue to operate. its employees and vendors will continue to be paid, according to the oakland diocese, mass attendance dropped 42% in 2021, compared to 2019 numbers. attendance is also down nationwide as churches across the country are also facing a

shortage of priests. >> our goal at abc7 is to build a better bay area and a major breakthrough affects many african american is living in california work for california's reparation task force is near completion now after the group voted on 95 recommendations at a meeting in oakland this past weekend. it follows two years of extensive research of racial disparities that black people have experienced, including mass incarceration and housing discrimination. an eligible african-american residents could potentially receive cash compensation, but would have to show proof of lineage to an ancestor who had ties to slavery . ali whitehurst with the naacp says the move will affect generations to come here we really need some systemic changes that that will impact in a positive way. >> the lives of the descendants of african enslaved people in america. next, the final

osal mats thath'll happenby jull compensation, must pass through the state house and then be signed off by the governor tomorrow. >> the professional business women of california conference kicks off. a reception took place tonight in san francisco ahead of tomorrow's event, which will be virtual again this year. the conference celebrates bringing women together for the past 34 years to network in gauge and address mental health in and outside the workplace. abc seven is a proud founding sponsor of bwc. you can still register for the conference by heading over to pb whcg. org. >> and it's just great. every year i have to say. all right, let's move on to the weather forecast and some changes coming. >> yes, abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel has that for us. >> sandhya. yeah and those changes will mean dan and we're going to need to switch out our wardrobe for short sleeves and shorts as we take a look at a live picture right now from our

south beach camera. don't do it just yet. good evening, everyone. we do have some clouds out there and there will be some fog. so let's talk about the heat spiking from tomorrow to saturday. you're going to notice a big difference. so upper 60s for santa rosa, san jose and livermore. notice those temperatures coming up on saturday for both santa rosa and livermore will be in the low 90s. san jose going from 67 to 87. a good £0.20 degree jump. the reason for that is this weekend high pressure is going to be building in and that's going to bring summer like heat . there are a few cities that will get a couple of degrees away from their records for the day. so stay tuned. that's for saturday as we look at live doppler seven right now, we are seeing a lot of high cloud cover as the system. another system is heading in our direction. this area of low pressure came through earlier this morning, brought us some showers, as you know, about 2/10 of an inch in the wettest locations. those showers are gone to this afternoon. temperatures will still a few degrees behind where they should be for this time of

year. but they were in the 60s, low to upper 60s. that's going to change as we head towards the weekend, 40s and 50s. on your numbers right now as we look at a live picture from our golden gate bridge camera, it is getting a little murky out there. clouds and patchy fog in the morning, much warmer weather at the end of the week and temperatures are going to be rising above average this weekend for hourly forecasts. you will notice that 5:00 tomorrow morning, 40s, 50s. as we take you into the afternoon hours, those temperatures will come up into the upper 60s to low 70s. so it should be a nice looking day, but there will certainly be a lot more cloud cover because of that system off the coast coming down towards southern california. 40s and 50s on your temperatures tomorrow morning. watch out for that fog tomorrow afternoon. uh- upper 50s at the coast in places like half moon bay. all the way to the low 70s inland breezy along the coastline and a mix of sun and clouds will pretty much do it for your tuesday friday uh- things change. you're in the 80s, inland as we go into saturday and sunday, bumping those temperatures up into the 90s. it's going to feel like

summer around here. don't worry , the coast is going to remain in the 60s so you don't have to worry about it getting too hot at the beaches. one thing that we are going to be keeping an eye on is as we head towards tomorrow, a few showers in the sierra and northern california here in the bay area, the wet weather stays to the north until possibly sunday through tuesday of next week. some monsoon moisture trying to make it in accuweather 70 forecast. it's a sun clouds mix of breezy conditions tomorrow. slight dip in those temperatures on wednesday and then the warming trend gets underway. it really kicks into high gear for mother's day weekend. we're talking about low 90s inland mid 60s coast side and then the heat will ease as we go towards will ease as we go towards monday. alma and dan when it comes to your hair, ingredients matter. that's why herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant ingredients you love, and none of the stuff you don't. our sulfate-free collections smell incredible...

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>> we're celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage month all month long here at abc seven and new at 11, the bay area is being proudly represented at the white house. >> that's where president biden hosted a star studded screening of a new series debuting later this month on disney plus america born chinese is the big screen adaptation of east bay author and cartoonist gene luen yang's 2006 graphic novel. >> it's about a chinese american high schooler trying to fit in while battling mythical gods. the series stars academy award winners michelle yeoh and ki hui juan and berkeley native daniel wu. the mood tonight in ecic and erget. my

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abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. welcome to los angeles. and after two straight blowouts in this warriors and lakers series, game four went down to the wire and it goes the way of the home team and now the defending champs are on the brink. game four highlights from crypto.com. com. they call it the crypt here in la. steph and dre trying to take down lebron and ad second quarter draymond green channeling his inner stept move for the score dre had eight points, ten rebounds and seven assists in the game late first half curry the deep three and the warriors led by three at the half and then steph took over in

the third a game high 14 assists just dishing it all over the place and on defense he was taking charges and steph doing it all warriors by seven after three the lakers though opened the fourth with a70 run to tie the game. anthony davis had 23 but back to steph and curry we've seen him do this so many times three and the foul how about a four point play curry's third career playoff triple double three minutes to play now game tied and warriors work it around to klay thompson a corner three he had just nine but that was a big triple warriors go up three but the fourth quarter belonged to lonnie walker the fourth all 15 of his points came in the fourth quarter. what a big contribution off the bench. 20s to play dubs down one curry. he's going to fire the deep three. no good. and then one more chance for the warriors in the final seconds and draymond green turns it over they had 16 turnovers in the game. warriors lose 104 101. they trail the series three games to one. take om tonight and

you know protect our home court so that's all you can do right now. >> got to maintain positivity. you know how tough this was tonight. but a long way to go. i mean, as hard as this game was, it's going to be even harder. we understand that. we know that. and if we don't come in with a desperate mindset like they're going to come in, then they're going to blow us out. they're going to blow us out that arena. it feels like what it is. >> three one, you go home and you take care of business and you get a win. and the momentum is right back in your favor thing. >> game five wednesday. giants and nationals. i guess there is crying in baseball. the nationals sent nine men to the plate in the first scoring five runs off anthony davis sclafani abrams, a two out, two run single. giants lose five one. they've been outscored 12 to 4 in their last two games and the a's a three game series opening up in the bronx against the yankees. bottom of the sixth. we're tied at two gleyber torres a solo blast to left three two yankees and the bronx bombers would bomb just a couple of

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