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joining us, i am deon. you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. only at 7:00 tonig lived in the took sedo neighborhood for three years. several individuals were attempting to rob gardeners working next-door. one gardener tried to escape by climbing over a fence and that's when shots were fired. paul described how the bullet penetrated the fence, the window, and went through a wall. his family was not home, but he was working at his computer less than five feet away. he is speaking out demanding change. >>'s is like a third world country. is that oakland? is that california? i think everybody can agree that regardless of the political climate or opinions, we just have to be safe. we can't have people, no matter their age or whatever, firing at innocent people. dion: he is

his family out of the neighborhood. we are waiting to hear back from oakland police. new at 11:00, the wife sonoma county sheriff is under arrest for driving under the influence. santa rosa police say she crash the tesla she was driving into a house this morning. one person was hurt, a woman had minor injuries. sheriff released a statement on facebook saying, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my wife's well-being. as a citizen and sheriff, i am also concerned about the well-being of the person inside the home who suffered injuries. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area mac. we are looking at a landmark ruling in contra costa county. a judge under california's new racial justice act says some practices by the district attorney's office were racist.

for police accountability, earlier that morning a superior court judge issued a landmark ruling against the contra costa county district attorney's office. >> our clients were not only subjected to racist policing, but when they were brought into the economy -- criminal justice system, the ruling was they were suggested to racist charging decisions. reporter: this attorney is representing one of the four men in the case. the judge found proof of racial bias and racism in the decisions by the das office. she says that black people were up to 40% more likely to be charged with special enhancements compared to others. >> that is significant. when you charge someone with a special circumstance, you are asking the court to impose a mandatory sentence of life

without any possibility of parole ever. reporter: the ruling the men are named in the texting scandal, but this case is not about the text. just the das filing practices. >> the disparity in those charging decisions was 92% based on race rather than any other factor. reporter: in an email, the district attorney says the ruling is one of significance for offsetting systemic racial disparities within the criminal justice system. the court's ruling provides direction and my office will review similarly charged cases to promote fair and equitable prosecution. >> this is a landmark ruling the first ruling of its kind. it is actually the second ruling under the racial justice act involving the contra costa district attorney's office. reporter: the chief public defender for contra costa

county, what she is referring to was passed in 2020. it allows legal challenges to charges, convictions, and sentencing, that may be influenced by systemic bias. >> it is important that we continue litigation and looking at racism in our system. dion: two people are dead after a small plane crashed into the pacific ocean 20 miles from san francisco. the faa says the plan was headed from santa rosa to hawaii. the coast guard said the plane reported a fuel transfer problem at about 1:30 this afternoon and tried to turn around and return to santa rosa. happening tomorrow, breakers will take over the streets. the barricades have been put up across the entire city to block off streets. those planned to be in the city tomorrow can expect delays. the traditional holiday is an

annual race made for everyone. some runners participate dressing up, while others choose to dress down. it kicks off at 8:00 at main and howard. they will run special service tomorrow before the race. it is a busy weekend in one country where major roadway closure is making forots of frustration and some confusion. the closure of highway 37 covers 11 mile stretch between highway 121 and highway 29. it started overnig and is expected to last until 11:00 a.m. sunday. >> this will take a reporter: this weekend, a trip to wine country is leaving many people stuck behind the wheel. gloria from oakland was not having it. >> i planned to go to six flags. that will not happen. because it will take like two hours to get from vallejo at

this point. reporter: traffic went from bad to worse. >> how is the traffic? reporter: blame it on an 11 mile closure. it is necessary to allow the repair of smart train tracks across the roadway, a detour is taking drivers a long way around using highways 29, 12, and 121. they have been warning drivers about the closure for the past two weeks. the drive from livermore to sonoma raceway took twice as long. >> it wasn't that great. i wish they had the signs up a little sooner. where i was coming from, livermore south. >> we were like, how much longer? reporter: erica and her friends had reservations for a tasting at this winery right in the middle of the backup. owners say it is a busy weekend for the wedding and a private party.

>> variable to contact those guests ahead of time and let them know there would be traffic. we did, it worked well. >> we will just sit here go anywhere else. reporter: for now, they say truck repair is on schedule and highway 37 should reopen around 11:00 a.m. on sunday. dion: six car crash today. that crash happened near north san pedro road at about 5:30. two people were injured but their conditions are unknown. northbound lanes were closed earlier because of cars blocking the roadway. they reopened just past 6:00 tonight. developing news now with the showdown over the debt ceiling. all is quiet in washington tonight with less than two weeks to go until the u.s. might not be able to pay its bills. default could result in severe

economic consequences. here is phil. phil: to a default on its debt, a halt in negotiations between the white house and house republicans. house speaker kevin mccarthy accusing the white house in moving backward in discussions over raising the debt limit. late friday, negotiators from both sides met for more than an hour behind closed doors with a lawmaker calling it a candid discussion. key issues include government spending cuts, unspent covid relief funds, and new work requirements for federal aid programs. the white house and president biden claimed there is a bipartisan path forward. >> i still believe we will avoid a default. phil: mccarthy says a deal needs to be reach this weekend in order to pass legislation before june 1.

that is when janet yellen warns the government could run out of money. the bills due that day include 47 billion dollars for medicare, 12 billion dollars for veterans benefits, and 10 billion for the military. >> this is not generating alarm or the vibration in the room that countries are keenly interested in what is a significant story and the president has been able to tell them that he believes that we can get to a good result. phil: negotiations in person. dion: aydin is meeting with ukrainian president right now at the g7 summit. zelenskyy has met with various world leaders as he seeks aid in the war with russia. the white house is reportedly working to set up a call sunday

between biden and mccarthy over the debt ceiling yo. much more to, including drive for democracy. lgbtq rights take center stage at a fundraiser tonight. and a little later, sex trafficking in front of an east bay elementary school. the i team has a look at the search for solutions. >> you will like at of my accuweather forecast coming up.

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dion: the farmworker affairs committee held a public summit today in half moon bay. our reporter attended.

there was a roundtable discussion where they talked about issues that farmworkers currently face. access to clean water, housing and health care. all in response to the deadly mass shooting in january that killed seven farmworkers. the summit focused on policy solutions which elected leaders could adopt to help farmworkers throughout the region. the league of women voters honored several bay area leaders tonight for their advocacy on lgbtq rights. the event raise money for community groups pushing for equal rights. our reporter shows us why this event took on special meaning. ♪ reporter: the glitz and of some of san francisco's top drag performers. this event is designed to send a message. >> we see people who are being pushed down. we see they are trying to make people invisible. we want to lift them up. reporter: the league of women voters put on a for democracy.

it raise money for organizations getting people out to vote and the community. >> we need to see things like this where communities come together and support each other and send a message to the world that drag is not a crime the reporter: this event is a positive way to end an emotional week. the los angeles dodgers disinvited the sisters from there event in june. they claim of the group has been the source of some controversy. the sisters are known for doing charity work in san francisco and the state. those at saturday's event say it was another unnecessary attack on their community. >> it was john dropping. i still can't believe they did that. i am really hoping they will walk it back. the event like tonight shows that we embrace diversity. we embrace the lgbtq community. reporter: part of the theme was focused on the power of voting. if more people in the community

came out to vote, it can lead towards change for a positive future. >> it is the strongest power we have. it is impossible to underestimate the power of one vote. >> one of the best ways to bring about change is through voting. >> everything we do is driven by voting. when you get out and vote, that is how you use your power to create this better world. dion: today to save the city's only post office. the rally kicked off at noon on brighton avenue where community members gathered for a peaceful protest. people joined in the crowd, they have live music, local artwork, and permission on how residents could take action. the officials say the post office is a historic building and existed since 1863. it permanently closed after being evicted. some residents say they were only given a couple weeks notice.

mail pickup from this location is now redirected to somewhere else. the month of may is wildfire awareness month and marin county hosted its second annual wildfire prevention festival. the ember some festival featured exhibits and activities from 50 fire organizations. also, lessons on how to prevent your home from burning during a wildfire. there was also food and music, but, nice to see they are making fire prevention cool and fun and at top of mind. spencer: people remember the important tips, because the season is almost upon us. we have so much rain during the winter, the fuels will be in full form. we need to be cautious. we are looking forward to a little bit of a warm up. here is what is happening as we checked the surface winds breeds -- wind speeds. in concord, 23 mile per hour

gusts. late afternoon, we have some strong gusts all over. the winds are beginning to calm down area wide. here is a view from our rooftop camera. 53 degrees in san francisco, mid to upper 50's in oakland, palo alto, and half moon bay. from emeryville, we present this view of the bridge looking west. 52 degrees in san rona -- santa rosa. looking toward the bay bridge from south beach, these are the forecast headlines. clouds will increase overnight, maybe some drizzle near the coast and bay. much warmer tomorrow and monday. a two day warm up, then turning sharply cooler the middle of next week. starting at have more patchy drivel -- drizzle. low clouds pushed across the bay.

we start tomorrow morning with extensive low clouds and of course spotty drizzle. mid day, mainly sunny. a few high clouds. sunny and warmer day than today. late tomorrow night we will see the clouds re-form. temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50's. highs in the upper 50's at the coast, low to mid 70's are on the bay. 80's inland. gray and cool conditions early in the morning at 7:00. 8:00 when the race kicks off, 55 a little bit more sunshine trying to break through by 10:00, but by noon, even sunnier with temperatures around 62. a cool start and milder finish for the race tomorrow. here is the seven-day forecast. i talked about that two day warm-up, mid 80's inland tomorrow, near 90 on monday.

mid to upper 70's around the shoreline. then a sharp cool on tuesday. only mid 70's inland and friday, will likely be the coolest day in the forecast with temperatures well below average for this time of the year going into memorial day weekend. hard to believe it will be that cool. it will be dry with lots of sunshine. good weather for outdoor activities. dion: i almost forgot it was memorial day. grand opening in oakland for the ronald mcdonald house. inside that will allow families to stay closer to loved ones.

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dion: oakland opened its first ronald mcdonald house rated house. -- charity house. city leaders and families

participated in free activities including live performances, food, music, and kid activities. it sits right across from the ucsf children's hospital. it is a long-awaited location that will serve highly immunocompromised kids for the first time ever. the house is known to house children and families who are recovering from stem cell and bone marrow. our very own dan ashley also attended. he sat down with the owner who made a significant donation. >> once you go in and meet with the children and see what is happening there in such a difficult time in their life, how could you not support it? dion: they have two other locations in san francisco and stanford. the giants look to stay on the winning track and we take a trip down warriors memory lane. chris: coming up, we will visit a very important date in

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he finished third as national treasure stays ahead of blazing sevens for the victory. first win for john velasquez while bob wins his record eighth. there will be no triple crown winner this year. nine years ago, the warriors hired steve kerr and the rest is history. he led them to an nba title in the first season. for those finals appearances. other, schmitz include being named one of the top 15 coaches in nba history. in boxing, schenk by unanimous decision to retain the undisputed lightweight championship. sponsored by river rock casino. dion: much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11:00 including reading between the lines and how it can help preserve california history. >> some of the activity is

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: months since traffic barriers were installed in east oakland to deter a legend sex work. there is a push to make them permanent but at what cost? i team reporter has a closer look at the impacts of changes that they may be having. reporter: east 15th street. three months ago, he was accustomed to telling stories like this. >> she must have been 11 or 12 years old. maybe i am a bad judge of that. she said, can i borrow your phone?

you jus she says, i just want to call my mom. it just broke my heart. reporter: young women believed to be sex workers waiting outside his front doorstep. >> she looked at the traffic at nighttime when the headlights were on, it was thick with the exhaust of cars. we have often talked about kids going to school and how they have to step over use condoms. reporter: what use to feel like a red light district now feels like a neighborhood. he says it has gone from 30 women walking the street to zero. it is all thanks to these traffic barricades. the problem didn't go far. >> i saw one of the pimps hit one of the ladies in the face. i see that frequently. usually every day.

reporter: she lives at the corner of 21st and international boulevard. >> like that, like that. reporter: trafficking have long plagued this area. construction push the problem right across of this great school in february's. father gabriel told us this. >> if there is violence, shooting, sometimes we experience those times worse -- the safety of my parishioners. reporter: prayers alone won't solve this problem. >> we start with prayer, but have to end with action. reporter: the action taken to deter the problem may be pushing it to other schools. in february, the legend sex work and trafficking operations crowded at least seven blocks from east 15th to 22nd. police told bia team that

operations are becoming more discrete, occasionally visual in the little saigon neighborhood. parents are still reporting concerns around four schools nearby. franklin, and garfield, community school for greater education, and roosevelt middle school. we met with the group o concerned parents and neighbors who are working to address that. ask the pimps have recruiters or whatever, park outside the schools and will try to attract girls to come and talk with them, get in their car. see if they can get them to participate. >> younger ladies, maybe 14 or 16. >> some concerns that have been brought up from my afterschool program staff. reporter: the managing director for the east bay asian youth

center oversees the afterschool program at roosevelt middle school. >> we did have a situation where two of our middle school students were in broad daylight when the bell rang, literally taken into a car, thrown on the backseat, don't know for what purposes. reporter: she hasn't personally witnessed any pimps recruit students on campus, but is worried it might be happening down the street. >> our students are normally known to go to san antonio park, about a block away. there have been very suspicious individuals or even cars. reporter: the neighborhood coalition is meeting to discuss new efforts to crack down and make existing barricades permanent. >> i want to make sure that because some of the activity is getting diverted to other neighborhoods, that we are also responsive to those neighbors. reporter: nikki represents the

area. >> i am committed to making these barricades permanent. we are working to look at how we can do that. i will ensure there is money in the budget for that. i will make sure we have the design and the funding. repo fix to a decades-old problem. >> nobody wants to risk losing these barricades. reporter: that is bringing some peace to east oakland. the mayor launched a human trafficking advisory council this week and we are told one of their first priorities will be allocating funding to help these other great schools being impacted by the barricades. dion: in san francisco held a block party today. they enjoyed music, food, a bounce house, and the unveiling

of a mural painted by local students. abc 7 has reported extensively on resident complaints about sex workers and the crackdown that followed including the installation of barriers. still ahead, california is full of all kinds of plants and they are trying to map the full story right here. as you will see, this is proving to be one tall task. in just a moment, i will ha look at the weather.

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dion: the california academy of sciences is launching a program that could preserve a critical slice of the environmental history.

abc 7 news anchor dan a learned, translating the map is the tricky part. reporter: at the california academy of sciences, presuming samples is a painstaking business. just like stuffing family photo op him's, if you do it long enough, you will fill up a lot of shelf space. just ask sarah. >> you have to come in here and literally rifle through the collection. reporter: you may want to block out some time. dr. jacobs oversees more than 2 million specimens killing hundreds of shelves and file folders and spanning centuries. some collected by former curator alice eastwood is credited with saving them after the 1906 earth take. >> she started in the late 1800s and work all the way up to her 90's. for the six largest herbarium in north america and largest west of the rockies. reporter: to make sure

botanical data survives, they are now launching an accelerated program to do the ties the collection. -- digitize the collection. this camera system with 10 times the speed of older systems. imaging thousands of specimens per day. >> we are hoping to have about one million specimens imaged a year from now. in two years, we hope to have those fully transcribed. reporter: look closely, you will see the kind of elegant handwriting that ai and digital systems can have trouble deciphering. rebecca johnson, codirector of community science says the economy is turning to the public for help. citizen scientists will be able to log on to the open database and help transcribed the information. >> we will be taking the label

data along with the beautiful picture of the plant and asking people to help us fill in things like the locality. what does it say? can you. this better than the computer? reporter: it is a high-tech army that would likely make devoted collectors proud. the economy team believes making the historical data available in a digital format could help researchers better understand the biodiversity in california and the west, and perhaps provide vital clues in the age of climate change. >> to try to understand how things might change in the future, with the changing climate and environment, they cannot give us insight into what to expect. reporter: a botanical roadmap centuries in the making. dion: people so dedicated and to know the task that is ahead is monumental. spencer: it is, i am glad

someone else is taking on that challenge. in the macro view of things, the climate is changing. and our weather is changing. we will have increasing low clouds and fog and drizzle mainly near the coast and bay with overnight lows in the mid 50's. highs tomorrow, upper 50's at the coast, low to mid 70's around the shoreline. tomorrow is the race day. it will start with cloudy skies, great and chilly conditions. the race begins at 8:00 tomorrow morning. it gets a little sunnier as the day goes on. i knew, partly sunny with a temperature of 61. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. two warmer days coming our way. temperatures drop sharply tuesday and we will have a much cooler than average period of whether for the week going into memorial day weekend.

right and sunny, but way cooler than you might expect. dion: to look at the bright side, for people who are running, they are probably hot, and these may be more ideal conditions. spencer: for those that are strolling along, might want to bundle up. dion: you have any recommendations on how to navigate the traffic? spencer: oh my gosh, i haven't figured it out yet. dion: if we make it to work on time. chris: faced nearly impossible odds after tonight's game against the nuggets. hour after the game crew discuss one of the biggest off-season

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staff. do you want to stay together? two of you are going to have to take play cuts. -- pay cuts. do you want to ride until the wheels fall off or is it about the money? >> those are very important conversations to have. you have to be able to show them, this is not hide and seek. you can show them, just really ask them what they are looking for, what they are hoping to accomplish this year and how will they do that by actually putting numbers in and seeing what they're willing to commit to? >> you have seen it, every team has a big board. it is on your roster and who you might be able to get, what this will cost, what are your assets, draymond green and jordan poole. we know about the punch, it is clear that it really disrupted the season. do you see both of them back on the roster next season?

>> this is another difficult conversations where you have to have that conversation and see where things are. >> no answer on that. chris: you saw this, lebron james and the lakers need a win against denver. there is lebron, l.a. only down two after three. in the fourth, denver up two. open corner three, and denver goes up five. jamaal murray was so good in this game. there he goes with the passing 19 of 24 for yo church after halftime. marie sealing the deal, watching more down low. he had a game-high 37. and denver put it away, nuggets win 119-108. they lead 3-0, one hundred 49 and zero all-time. >> you are

fighting human nature. they go 3-0, what is the natural inclination? take a deep breath and relax is when you get yourself into trouble. we are not celebrating. we have to get another win. >> the only way you can win this is to make history. you know the game. does that thought even cross your mind? >> of course. that is the only mindset for me for sure. chris: makes on the road at laf c, quite the crowd there. wakes down 1-0 on the short corner. sends it in just because and catches the lasc keeper napping. 95th minute, penalty kick for lasc, beats jt and the quakes lose a tough one. ncaa softball regionals, they need a win over florida to each the final tomorrow.

stanford, two run blast, re-zero. couple of batters later, sidney steele, a two run double part of a five run frame. 8-0, they need just one win tomorrow. and cal softball wins as well. they will face oklahoma in the regional final. sponsored by river rock casino. dion: a reminder, you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the connected tv app. you can find it for apple tv, google tv, and roku. just download now and start streaming for free. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00. from all of us, have a great night, see you tomorrow morning.

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