until ♪ anchor: next on abc7news order for some time forgot monza mother's day mother's day parade the events bringing together families who may have otherwise spent this holiday apart this year. also a good samaritan killed on an east bay freeway off ramp trying to help someone in a stranded vehicle. progressive this weekend in the open teacher strike area but it likely means for tomorrow's class schedule. abc7news starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> a lot of moms anyone to take us out to eat or a spouse or family that

appreciates what we do for our kids every day. erhood comes mother's day diff forms, fromanzo from joe to those in search for a home. thank you for joining us for this special edition of evening news. we begin it with a special celebration this afternoon for moms working to get back on their feet. a local nonprofit teamed up with a san francisco restaurant to offer on houston moms and their families a buffet meal and moments to remember. here is tara campbell. reporter: a cardi making it, photo making of a afternoon for more than 40 moms working to get back on their feet. >> it means a lot to me and a lot to a lot of the moms, because a lot of the moms do not have anyone to take us out to eat or a spouse. reporter: compass family services teaming up with san francisco's restaurant for this memory making day. >> our moms are dedicated to

overcoming all of their barriers to being stably housed, so they are putting in a lot of work. anytime we have a chance to celebrate them we jump on it. >> yuriko i would not have imagined eating with a bunch of families. reporter: jasenia escaping domestic violence, ending on the streets with her young daughter. >> i left my relationship, and i was fleeing, so i had to sleep without nobody knowing where or how. reporter: it is the story she knows all too well recently reuniting with their children. >> just getting them back in custody has been hard and challenging, and we have just faced a lot of challenges and we came to a long struggle of domestic violence. reporter: 12-year-old samantha holding onto the moment. >> is been so much, spending time with my mom is the best

thing in the world. reporter: and you had to be away from her for a little bit? >> yes. reporter: what was that like? >> it was hard, because i took care of my brother and i cooked them at lunch, dinner, did his laundry. reporter: a family building back, and an unbreakable bond between mother and daughter. >> it makes me so happy to be with my family. dion: meantime some formerly incarcerated women are enjoying this mother's day with their families thanks to an east bay nonprofit. the foundation works to identify moms who are low-level offenders in need of bail support. staff held a mother's day brunch to treat any moms and their families to a meal together. at the foundation says nearly 2/3 of women in jail are women of color, some who cannot posted bail. >> i would not be here enjoying

this mother's day if they did not help me. >> we help people out and host an event to uplift them and connect them with community services. dion: not only does the foundation help with bill support, and it connects women with legal assistance. moving on also in the east bay, chp is investigating after a good samaritan was killed by a hit-and-run driver. it happened just after 2:30 in the morning on the off ramp to highway 262 in fremont. she was the passenger in a car that pulled over to help the driver after a single car accident. she was outside her vehicle talking to that driver when a third vehicle plowed into her. it was then pushed into her, and she was killed. police say the driver of the forward it ran away and is still at large. the driver was originally trying to up was later arrested for driving under the influence. in san jose, a highway patrol officers are searching for the

driver of a semitruck suspected of fatally hitting a pedestrian on highway 101 last night. the victim has been identified as a 36-year-old man. he was found in the slow lane northbound 101 right before midnight. chp officers say he was struck by the semi-, which did not stop after the collision. as to what the pedestrian was doing on the freeway at night, that is still under investigation. it looks like oakland teachers will remain off the job tomorrow despite some progress in negotiations this weekend. on saturday the oakland education association and the district reached agreement on four so-called common proposals, a major sticking point that held up progress. those proposals include shared governance and community schools. negotiations are continuing, but there is no deal quite yet. if teachers are on the picket line tomorrow, it would be the eighth school day of the strike.

the strike began back on may 4, and there are a total of nine school days left. the first graduation is scheduled for may 22. the last day of school is may 25. at least one person has died and 10 others are in the hospital, the result of tenured out -- tornado damage in the rio grande valley. that area has been declared a disaster as residents begin the process of cleaning up. reporter: residents are surveying the damage was behind after a tornado hit the neighborhood early saturday morning in the rio grande valley . businesses and homes destroyed. >> we are seeing other devastation for a community that had no warning whatsoever. reporter: will car is in allude of the -- will carr is in the heights texas. >> the tornado picked at home up and tossed it onto the side of the street. the father was thrown into the boat behind me.

the kids were found underneath a bunch of debris. everyone was ok. reporter: luis' is because it was killed while he was sleeping. >> i knew there would be a lot of damage. reporter: an abc news cries coming from under her home. a sound technician grabbed a shovel and started digging. within minutes a terrified dog emerged from the rubble. over the weekend more than 50 reported tornadoes tore across the midwest. disconfirm tornado captured on video over the skies of illinois. forecast calling for more damaging wind and hail in areas hit by relentless severe weather in recent weeks. dion: tomorrow san jose will begin clearing hundreds of on house people who are staying on the shores of a 4 mile stretch of coyote creek. construction is set to begin on a nearly $5 million flood

control project, and that means up to 200 on housed people who have built encampments need to be moved. the city has rapidly built temporary housing, many residents. there are not enough resources to help the people who will be displaced. santa clara valley water will begin building flood walls and other infrastructure in the coming months as part of the project. it is being done to avoid another catastrophe like what happened in 2017 when thousands were forced to leave their homes because of flooding. the oakland native who made national headlines in tennessee recently came back to the bay area. in the event that led justin jones to berkeley weeks after making history and the tennessee legislature. title 42 followed at the border. the lawsuit filed today to try to block the biden administration's controversial new plan. meteorologist: the onshore flow cap temperature is cooler this afternoon. it is also going to push the

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professions in public policy. >> i have got three points to leave you with as you leave this institution, a mandate of going out into this world that desperately needs your voice, and those three points are to disrupt, to dismantle, and to discover. dion: jones hit points about the toll of public policy can take on a person, and it takes community to get through hard times. he made national headlines last month when he was expelled, then reinstated for his protest over gun violence on the house floor in tennessee. the biden administration's border policies are facing a lawsuit from the aclu. many predicted a surge in migrants as title 42 came to an end last week. new restrictions are in place. non-mexican migrants are required to first apply for and to be denied asylum in another country. if the rules are not followed, migrants could be removed from the u.s. and not allowed to reenter for at least five years.

>> there is a safe, lawful, and orderly way to reach the united states and seek humanitarian relief, and that is through the lawful pathways that we have expanded under president biden's leadership. dion: the aclu calls the new policies unlawful. another issue is the relocation of asylum-seekers here in the u.s. new york city is opening its first migrant arrival center in manhattan, providing access into several services, including legal and medical aid. still ahead, a great cause and a good cry. the event that brought a taste of bali would -- bolly wood to the bay area. francis has were forecast, and she will tell you how much warmer temperatures to get this week. sports anchor: mother's day around major league baseball, plus what is the future hold for the warriors?

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meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. dion: in san jose today, an event to honor asian american pacific islander heritage month. donors and supporters came together for the cry america area gala. cry stands for child rights and due. the mission is to raise funds for the rights of kids in india. >> cry does such amazing work.

for children in india, and i think every child has the right to smile and be happy right of having the choice of what they do. dion: the gala raised nearly $2000. cry has provided education and health care along with safety and much more for underprivileged children in india. nice to see such a festive gala. frances: i am so glad they're doing that. dion: certainly nothing to cry about when it comes to the weather. frances: if you like today, i think you like yesterday. we are having numerous lightning strikes as of this flow wraps around nevada, and for was -- u s, we are seeing a stronger odds workflow. check out the winds, the odds workflowes per hour into san francisco. the wind pushes through the delta into napa and fairfield.

temperatures right now are in the 50's and 60's for the most part, still hanging onto a couple of low 70's out there for inland neighborhoods. what a change it was compared to yesterday at this time. we are anywhere from 6 to 22 degrees cooler. there has been filed there all day yesterday and today. we are going to see the fog pushing and low clouds spread inland overnight. we could see drizzle indicated there by some of the green along the coast, and that it pulls back midday. 20 of sunshine for most everyone except at the beaches once again tomorrow. overnight lows in the low to mid 50's for everyone fairly uniform with lots of low clouds area tomorrow, temperatures similar to today's. in san francisco, we are near the average. inland areas will still get mid

80's, so some areas are still above average area san jose will be 81 tomorrow.osnapa, 78. check out tuesday, we will bump up temperatures a little bit. some forecast model eight we might hit the low 90's once again, and we can expect upper 80's and some of our warmer spots. then things started to cool down wednesday, but we will hang onto the warmth inland. here is the accuweather forecast, a rinse and repeat for tomorrow. cloudy start, sunday afternoon. temperatures will be coming up on tuesday briefly before they start to cool down on wednesday, but it will still be warm inland. the breeze picks up, it will be cooler and breezier for everyone for the rest of the week thursday through sunday holding pretty steady fort lennon -- for inland areas. >> abc 7 sports with chris

alvarez. chris: had the warriors won game seven would have been at chase center. his date two of the off-season. andrew wiggins missed nearly two months due to an illness in the family, so a different season. jordan poole's pay contract extent next season, but the second postseason run was a big struggle compared to last year's performance. if the warriors are going to make financial changes, they might start to move some contracts. would likely make a lot more than that $5 million or so if he stayed, but he does not sound like a guy that wants to leave. >> i have not thought i thought we would still be playing right now to be completely honest. i absolutely love being a golden state warrior. the guys in the locker room and the coaching staff, the training staff, from day one it has felt like home. so obviously i would love to be a warrior. >> decisions were made, and we

had an amazing year last year. we won the championship. that is what we strive for. we get another chance to come back with a good group of guys next year. >> have another run at it. we still did some good things this season. it is g organization and all of the players, so i'm excited for it. chris: you start right here, game seven of the eastern semi, 76ers and celtics. a historic performance in game seven showing off every part of his game, inside, outside. jt was doing it all, scored record 57 points, passing steph curry. celtics host miami in game one of the eastern conference finals. the memphis grizzlies have suspended ja moatn --

from all activities after he flashed a gun in a social media video. the suspension will likely include a heavy game suspension next season. baseball now or the giants have lost five of seven and were in need of happy flight from arizona. logan webb looking to be the stopper and pick up his own 3rd street win. catches the foul michael conforti, a second home of the series, 1-0 giants. webb was solid on the mound, striking out three there, swing and a miss. we are tied at 1-1, as the giants try to extend the game. liner into the corner, and that is trouble. rasheed walker scores all the way from first. they have lost six of eight. it will open up with philly. trey lance in the house

supporting the a's, just 17 weeks until the niners open their season. haamr,n shot, tied icwe love. the rangers responded with an eight run eight. a grand slam, and the same guy caught both home runs. they will welcome in arizona tomorrow. love that home run hanger -- ha mmer, don't you? dion: and sacramento had that beam. sorry, we do not talk about -- you are wearing your purple tie again. thank you so much.

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access to early part service will be available at daly city and 16th street mission statement -- stations and several other stations. daybreakers is scheduled for next sunday, and you can find more details on bart's website. chris: that time of year? dion: time flies. you thought the pandemic flew by. [laughter] frances: it was slow and fast at the same time. you do not want to be driving across town on bay breakers day. dion: if did you know that the corn dog was born right here in illinois?

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