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ama: by the california. the deadly shooting of banko brown, a suspected has people rallying together, pushing fraction. good evening. dan: and city leaders alike. ama: we saw extra security in place at walgreen. london breed and bill scott both said they agreed with the decision to not file charges. dan: others want to see more done. ryan curry is in the newsroom tonight with the story. reporter: many supporters of brown and his family told us they are hurt by the das decision. they want her to reconsider. if she doesn't, they want the state attorney general to look into the case. community leaders and loved ones of banko brown gathered at the harvey milk club to share strong words about san francisco district attorney brooke jacobs. >> a preemptive refusal to

prosecute raises serious concerns about a -- accountability and the pursuit of justice. reporter: da jenkins announced that her office will not file charges against the security guard who shot brown following a confrontation over shoplifting. jenkins release this video from the store where it happened. she says the guard acted in self-defense and there's insufficient evidence for a criminal case. those at the gathering strongly disagreed. >> we need to hold this individual accountable. reporter: rounds chosen on asked us not to share her face due to safety concerns. she doesn't feel like the d.a. is representing all san francisco residents. >> for a person of color that she says she is and she's been in the community, it's like i can see my people but i don't hear her. that's what we need. reporter: london breed defended jenkins decision. >> it's a real tragedy.

at the end of the day, the district attorney did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated. reporter: browns supporters are calling for the state to step in. they want bonta to look into the case. >> that's a travesty. death over candy should never happen in the city. we need an objective mechanism of how we prosecute cases. because justice has to be applied equally. reporter: rounds loved ones and others plan on holding a protest tomorrow outside the das office. members of the board of supervisors have requested the attorney general and doj to investigate this case. mayor breed said she would welcome an outside review. d.a. jenkins was unavailable for comment today. ryan curry, abc7news. ama: people who organize or take part in oakland sideshows could face criminal penalties.

oakland city council unanimously passed the legislation tonight. side stroke organizers and participants could face six months in jail or pay a $1000 fine. the law would not penalize any bystanders at the shows. officials say sideshows affect the city's infrastructure and often end in violence. dan: live look out tonight. after that warm weather, there are changes coming. sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour first forecast. sandhya: those changes will include cooler weather. i want to show you live pictures from our tower cameras. one thing you will notice, fog is creating murky views tonight. live doppler 7 tracking the fog along the coastline as we get you into the visibility and show you the local weather. watch out as we head toward tomorrow morning. here's the next 24 hours. 5:00, drizzle around.

temperatures in the 50's. toward the morning, the drizzle will still be around. fog is around in the afternoon. lou will arm you into the 80's. by 7:00, fog pushing up over the bay. temperatures dropping toward midnight thursday. stronger marine push. i will let you know if this cooling will continue through the weekend, coming right up. ama: looking at the issues are affecting your wallet day today. if you are driving into san francisco, get ready. san francisco will start enforcing the -- metered parking . it's a swift change that will affect every neighborhood in the city. the parking meter shift is in effect along the embarcadero and mission bay. from there, it will move in phases starting in july. j.r. stone shares the mixed emotions on more parking costs. >> it's maddening. i mean, to extend the parking

through until 10:00 at night just really makes it very difficult. reporter: anger among san francisco drivers like ray terry . tuesday, the sfmta will soon extend parking meter our citywide until 10:00 instead of the current 6:00. will also soon start enforcing metered parking from noon to 6:00 on sundays when it's now free in most areas. >> it's like every little thing is more and more and more. the city is in worse and worse shape. don't get me started. sorry. reporter: park letson bike lanes have taken away parking spots in recent years. now more meter enforcement. those with the fs mva are expecting $130 million just for sit by 2025 and say they must act. >> our estimate is that this would return $18.5 million in revenue. obviously not $130 million.

a pretty substantial chunk. reporter: 10 years ago, a similar enforcement was put into place. hank wilson says it was successful for more than ar and bringing in more customers for businesses and restaurants. in 2014, ed lee helped successfully push to reinstate free parking, saying instead of nickel and diming our residence at the meter on sunday, let's work together to support comprehensive transportation funding measures. wilson says it's about helping businesses. >> san francisco is not in the 1850's anymore. we think it makes a lot of -- since to expend this. >> wilson says muni service could be severely cut. writers are confused. they believe there are better ways to cut the deficit. >> you should be focusing on people who take advantage of the public transit. they don't pay. they just walk on. reporter: it sound like you are

frustrated. >> let me count the ways of how i'm frustrated with the city. and yet i love the city. i've lived here since 1962. it's beautiful. i understand why people want to come and visit. to be here. i wanted to be the beautiful city that i know. i don't want them to have to pay 15 or $20 to park their car. reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. dan: plans to change the castro theater oh up and -- are up in the air tonight. the board of supervisors delayed tuesday's vote on a recommendation that would extend the theaters landmark status to include the inside of the building. another planet entertainment wants to remove the existing seats and put in a movable floor and seating. the vote is expected to happen on june 6. ama: spirited public discussion. >> >> the plan represents the

vision we need to ensure long-term functioning and resilience of our water system, considering the impacts of climate change with the option to make it happen. i support the proposed fee increases. >> i wish to speak against the regressive nature of your rate increases. they will hit hardest on those who use the least amount of water. ama: some people could see their bills go up by 20% with the first increasing coming to lifers. the rates will vary depending on each customers meter size. the money will go toward upgrading infrastructure. reporter: wildfire smoke turned the sky orange today in calgary. the city skyline was shrouded in smoke but you could still see the downtown area with that orange backdrop. dozens of wild are burning in western canada. the air quality is expected to improve tomorrow but it's not clear if the smoke is going to move out.

we remember this well. it brings back memories of that a pop -- apocalyptic sky that we woke up to in september of 2020. the wind and marine layer and smoke from wildfires combined to turn the sky orange. remember, it looked like we were living on mars. ama: it was so scary. martinez, a health advisory has been lifted after last week's mercury spill. the amtrak station was contaminated. crews have completed the cleanup and say they didn't attacked enough margins -- mercury to cause health concerns. they are still searching for the person who dumped the material. dan: pops of colorful chalk appearing on the state -- streets of oakland today. hundreds of students helped beautify the streets along their school near telegraph. is being called an art activism. the idea is to let students express their feelings outside of their classrooms and transform the vacant lot across the street by the end of the school year.

staff is hoping to create a bubble of security and positivity. >> the conditions have shifted as we've all seen. i now have a security guard accompanying every pe class. what they witness on the streets is not something i want young people to be exposed to. if people know it is a school zone, crime is less likely to happen. dan: the school plans to create a mixed-use community space with basketball courts and a performance amphitheater. a special reunion at san francisco international airport on monday for a bay area family. a mom and her children made it out of sedan after getting trapped when war broke out last month. ama: they live in san leandro. last year, they went back to the capital so the children could experience their home country and meet their family. the father later returned to the bay area for work. he felt powerless when the war started and considered all options. >> you feel like your hands are tied behind your back.

you can do nothing. i tried to get them out of there. i couldn't. i tried to fly in. i have to be with them. dan: a nonprofit group managed to get his wife and children to safety and they were able to get a flight out of sudan. >> i was so happy. i was so happy. especially for my kids. they were crying a lot during the long journey. they said they missed their father. ama: hundreds of thousands of people have fled or been displaced since the war started. >> my worst fears are that we cause significant harm to the world. dan: a hearing before congress to create -- congress. the creator of jack dbt explains the effect we could see to bay area jobs. ama: the order to report to prison. the ruling today for elizabeth holmes and how much she now has to pay. to pay. dan: the free arts

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leader of san francisco's open ai which runs chat gpt. san altman warning that ai technology cannot fall into unregulated hands. the power of ai has been talked about at length. tonight on the heels of that historic testimony, lauren martinez is looking at the possible local effects of this new age. >> perhaps the biggest nightmare is the looming new industrial revolution. the displacement of million of workers. reporter: open ai ceo sam altman testified before congress about his company's chat bot tool jack dbt. congress said they failed to meet the moment to properly regulate social we need you. now they have an obligation to do it on ai. >> there will be an impact on jobs. we try to be clear about that. it will require partnership between the industry and government. mostly action by government. reporter: a path forward on the

extreme impact it will have on jobs. >> it's important to think about it as a tool, not a creature. reporter: the tool is coming for current job openings. earlier this month, a city councilmember brought up the technology during a meeting about the city budget. >> i wonder with ai, do we need as many people as we have? do we need as many vacant sweeties -- vacancies as we have? reporter: ai will mostly transform them. >> i believe software engineering will transform into a different kind of system design concept rather than actual writing the code itself. small things are going to be done by ai. but the large things will be done by the team. reporter: experts say new jobs will be created from i i. >> ethics will be another thing. human interaction. >> i'm a personal example of a

job that didn't exist when i joined ibm. i have a team of ai governments professionals that are in new roles. reporter: one of many hearings intended to write the rules of ai. >> i think this one will be dissed -- different. will it be 10 years, 100 years? nobody knows the answer to that question. reporter: lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: president biden celebrated jewish heritage month tonight. >> the story of resilience, hope, faith, and the jewish people. the promise of a better tomorrow has inspired people everywhere. everyone around the world. jewish americans are shadowed by a long and painful history of the oldest and most sinister forces. hate and anti-semitism. dan: the president reiterated his support for israel and its right to defend itself from attack. ama: the

his support for class actions lawsuit against wells fargo. the lawsuit accuses the denying loans to minority applicants at an unprecedented rate during the covid-19 pandemic. wells fargo is the nation's largest mortgage lender. it has denied the lawsuit claims and says it has a long-term commitment to closing the minority homeownership gap. ama: elizabeth -- dan: elizabeth holmes can't delay going to prison any longer. that motion denied today following the decision the judge also hit homes with a $452 million bill in restitution to the victims of her crimes. the jury convicted her last year in connection with misleading and defrauding investors about her blood testing technology. a judge will have to decide when the whole -- when she will have to report to prison to begin serving her sentence. ama: the urban peace movement

hosted its second annual town up tuesday today. dan: it celebrates bay area culture and raises social awareness about the criminal justice system. ama: various vendors. topics including alternatives to mass incarceration and community building. dan: it was a nice evening there. the weather was gorgeous. sandhya: it will be nice. temperatures will go down. it was a gorgeous evening for that event. no doubt about it. i want to show you our cooling influence tonight, coming in just as the sun set. the marine layer just rolling in through the golden gate. that will have an influence on our weather.

got up to 91 degrees in fairfield. 60 and half moon bay. it really felt like summer with the hotspots inland and cooler along the coast where you still have some marine influence. it's anything but cooler in the sierra where the epic snowpack is continuing to mount. tomorrow afternoon, 70's to 90's from tahoe to yosemite. thursday, still above average. 89 degrees. 88 on friday. with this kind of warmth, the concern is that snowpack, 332% of average, is going to melt. the merced river at yosemite valley is expected, it set flood stage but it's expected to go above 10 feet on saturday. 12.5 feet which would lead to flooding. there are flood advisories in effect for this area. flooding concerns continue.

smoke concerns are here. if you are traveling, let's take a look at the visible satellite picture. smoke traversing much northern tier states as we head toward the next couple days. keep that in mind if you are going to be outdoors over those days. you can see the fog down below p get temperatures will be dropping. areas of morning drizzle the next two days. it will be breezing and cooler into the weekend. fog not just near the coast but around the bag as well. inland areas still holding onto some of the warmth from earlier today. 50's along the coast line as we go hour-by-hour tomorrow morning. fog is all the way across the bay. drizzle shows up at 8:00. the roads will be slippery in some areas for the commute.

for the afternoon and evening, we continue keeping the fog around along the coast. 40's to 60's for your temperatures out the door. still not as hot as today. we will go with mid to upper 80's inland. everyone else, middle of the two ranges. the accuweather 7-day forecast. cooler day. breezy. even cooler as we head toward thursday. temperatures dropping to the upper 70's get saturday is your coolest day before a minor warm up occurs into next week. listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later i still smell fresh. secret works.

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ama: disney executives were at the new york convention center to convince advertisers to buy millions of dollars in commercials. company leaders kicked off its upfronts including two new marvel series for the disney plus app and a look at loki season two. >> the quality of the technology and the platforms that we have have a scale and reach that is unrivaled by anybody else in the business. ama: today's presentation showed disney's commitment to greater diversity, equity, and inclusion. disney is the parent company of abc7news. dan: we hope they by the advertising. let's talk about sports. looking back at the warriors season. larry: there's a lot to recap there.

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to continue. his presence would help navigate a challenging off-season. draymond green has a player option. he could negotiate an extension. despite the training camp punch, steve kerr says he wants raymonde back. quack -- >> if he's not back, we are not a championship contender. he's that important to winning and to who we are. so i absolutely want him back. he's an incredible defensive player. we can check all those boxes. he and i have built special relationship. larry: lakers nuggets game one. your attitude determines your altitude. keep that in mind. dan: [laughter] larry: maybe that's why i have problems. neither one could believe that went in. the joker went for 34 points, 14 assists.

21 point lead. as the warriors learned, the lakers just keep coming back. anthony davis went for 40 p get the lakers got within three. the nuggets hold on. jamaal murray with the lob. the nuggets take game 132-126. baseball. carl paying a visit to oracle park. giants hosting philly. zach wheeler on the hill for the phillies. michael can foretell, two-out single scoring longmont way junior. it's not the fog, it's the wind. willie the wind weeding average on the pop up. kc schmidt races home. the giants hang on for a 4-3 victory. park at the park. some dogs look like their owners or vice versa. a's, d backs. fireworks. bases-loaded. hi, deep. grand slam. we are tied at 8-8. a's with three bombs in this game.

12 thinning. estuary rubies. ramon laureano scores. it's a walk-off. 9-8 a's is your final. a tidy four hours and nine minutes.

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