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>> a deep drug that is dead last of major u.s. cities to recover from the pandemic. vacant offices, more stores closing. the challenge is to revive san francisco and tonight governor newsom is stepping in. >> thank you for joining us, governor newsom sitting down with prominent leaders at tim john spoke with several people in that studio addressing the dark crisis on our streets is something that has been getting a lot of attention recently, just yesterday the mayor saying she wants the city to be more aggressive in shutting down san francisco's open air drug markets with the message i heard from some people who met up with the governor today is that they increasingly think our problems can't be solved alone. >> he realizes that he can be doing better, he was frustrated with what he saw at his most recent trip to san francisco. >> amid the onslaught of

negative attention governor gavin newsom hosting a slew of local city and biz -- business leaders. the meeting was about -- held in san francisco and not open to the media. one of the attendants tells me top i discussed include addressing the crisis on our streets, rebuilding the city's downtown and addressing the doom loop narrative. >> san francisco's need to stop being victims, and turning this into a self per filling prophecy and take action. >> the national guard and chp are launching a project to help break up fentanyl rings, something the mayor also promise to tackle. >> we cannot allow these conditions on the street, people need to feel safe, they need to feel comfortable and the need to want to be here. >> jim unterman the ceo of the bay area council was also in the meeting. he says despite the real problems, it is important to remember there are still a lot of positive things going on. >> the city is still the center

of the innovation economy. with the largest private startup companies, penta core billion, unicorn is a billion, the numbers here are off the chart. >> he says well places like downtown and the tenderloin continue to struggle other neighbors are -- neighborhoods are struggling. with so much innovation happening he believes the current rough patch will ultimately prove to be a blip. >> this is one of those times we were in a low but i would not be surprised one bit to see san francisco experience another buna cycle. >> i am told another big topic of conversation was publix -- transit agencies in the fiscal cliff's they are facing. the governor very interested in trying to find ways to address those problems. in the studio abc7news. >> thank you very much to the east bay now where open city leaders and police are talking about their plans to tackle crime prevention.

a councilmember and numbers of the oakland police department held a walkabout today going into neighborhoods that have seen an increase in violent crime. yesterday nine preteens and teenagers were arrested in connection with at least 35 robberies. they are accused of robberies that happened in oakland, piedmont and el cerrito this year. >> we are going to redeploy our walking officers and over time officers on college avenue, telegraph and piedmont avenue to be a visual deterrent. >> the district attorney's office has not released any updates on the nine kids as it still is an ongoing investigation. remember all of this public safety data is at your fingertips with our interactive abc 7 safety tractor -- tracker. you can see over the past years the number of robberies have been consistent and slightly down last year from the year before. you can check out what it looks like where you live on the front page of abc7news.com. >> it now to your voice and

vote, florida governor ron desantis officially entered the 2024 presidential race by making the announcement on twitter with elon musk. >> there is no substitute for victory. we must end of the culture of losing that has infected the republican party in recent years. the tired dogmas of the past are inadequate for a vibrant future. >> the launch on twitter spaces experienced some serious technical difficulties, it crashed, kick people out and delayed the announcement by a half-hour. ucla professor george cornell says it once a got going the messaging from desantis became clear. >> he is highlighting his social conservatism but also pitching himself as somebody who is younger than both of the other two candidates so biden and trump are the front runners and also someone who is more electable than trump. he is trying to highlight that. >> there are at least seven candidates seeking the republican nomination and the field is likely to grow. california governor newsom wasted no time in taking a swipe at desantis. he took to twitter and called

him the first person to launch a campaign after losing to a cartoon mouse. a reference to desantis's feud with disney. president biden tried to catching -- cash in on technical problems putting out a tweet saying this link works and directing people to donate to his reelection campaign. >> a somber day in uvalde texas where one year ago today a gunman opened fire added elementary school killing 19 students and two teachers. a candlelight vigil took place tonight to remember those who died in one of the worst school shootings in u.s. history. as abc7news reporter explains, one year later families of the victims are still seeking change. >> across the small town of uvalde, reminders are everywhere of what happened exactly one year ago. victims and the legacies they left behind. the community coming together in prayer at a candlelight vigil. church bells ringing

12:49 the exact time the gunman was taken down and butterflies released at 11:32 the moments when gunshots were heard inside the classrooms killing 19 students and two teachers. president biden and first lady jill biden holding a moment of silence at the white house. the president then addressing the nation once again calling for gun reform. >> i know for a long time it has been hard to make progress but there will come a point where our voices are so loud, our determination so clear that it can no longer be stopped. we will act. >> since uvalde there have been 637 mass shootings killing americans, the families of the victims are calling for change over the last year including kimberly rubio who lost her daughter. >> we want answers, we seek justice and we demand change. >> many hoping to see justice when it comes to law enforcement's response, officers

took 77 minutes to breach the classroom and kill the gunman. >> we feel there is no justice for the fallen 21, accountability. i think that is what hurts the most. >> abc news uvalde texas. >> we do move now to our weather. we should be gearing up for the day ahead and abc7news meteorologist is tracking your 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> tomorrow morning will be sweater weather so be prepared over the next 24 hours. you will be shedding layers if you are inland but not so much near the coast. here is a look at your planner, 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the 50's. a great start. as we head towards noon sun starts to come in inland. temperatures at 4 p.m. in the upper 50's to mid-70's. it will be breezy and nowhere near where you should be for this time of year. we will call it below average. a continuation of the pattern. cloutier skies at 7 p.m. and then we will the clouds and

drizzle. i will talk about some changes when we come back regarding your holiday weekend. >> as you have heard the world lost a music icon today. the one and only tina turner. >> the queen of rock and roll has died at the age of 83. her career in music scored -- spanned more than 50 years. she rose to prominence in the early 60's with her husband, the abuse ike turner. turner changed her name and they performed as the ike and tina turner review. a good friend of mine deaf trager was the music promoter that broke one of their earliest hit signals -- singles on radio. a song called i have been loving you too long. i spoke with him today from his home in vallejo. what are your thoughts today on her passing? >> of all the artists i have worked with tina was probably the one artist that i was most impressed with. not just because of her talent, because she raised four kids in the middle of her career.

she was a wonderful woman and she really appreciated what i did for her. >> jeff also set up the meeting that got teen assigned to capitol records to launch her solo career with the hit singles what's love got to do with it and private dancer. what are your thoughts today just thinking about what we have lost? >> we lost one of the greatest performers in the history of music. she is up there with the all-time greats. she was really something. you don't see the legs of a tin turner come about very often. >> know we will not. jeff trager on his memories and experiences with tina turner. to this day tina turner's life has had so much influence for those in the bay area. >> abc7news southbay reporter lauren martinez went out to capture those stories. >> tina turner was a fiery performer in heels from the 1960's and on she embraced rock 'n' roll and soul music.

trail blazer has changed lives. leah native and teen attribute -- tribute artist saw her perform in 1965 a candlestick park. >> i said to myself as a little girl when i grow up i want to be just like her. >> and now she has come full circle. for the past six years she has honored turner by singing her hit songs and learned her intense moves. >> that ability to sing and dance at the same time, and for me doing tina turner i kid you not, i lost 10 pounds trying to dance and sing like tina turner. >> the tribute artist said turner is an inspiration. >> not only just by her entertainment by her whole story. >> there are earlier records of ike and tina, her biggest record private dancer. >> the owner of this record store in san jose said turner overstepped adversity. >>er voithattertne her voi is

stepping maias. stepping away from the pain and turmoil and being able to come into her own. that can't be understated. >> that is what tina turner was known for. making those moves left and right. >> she is one of many performers reconnecting fans to the musical icon and keeping her memory alive. >> we are here for them. we are here for them to to keep her legacy going. >> in the southbay lauren martinez abc7news. >> i loved her music, i saw her perform at arco arena in sacramento in 2008. the only time i ever saw her. electric, just incredible. >> a true lasting legacy, tina turner was 83. >> new tonight, a brilliant advance in human health. one man paralyzed from the waist down now able to walk on his own. thanks to the power of ai. >> plus, the threats against

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>> in the east bay there are new plans for the site of the deadly go ship fire disaster, the warehouse were 36 people were killed and 2016 was demolished earlier this month according to our media partners.

they also report a group known as the spanish-speaking unity council purchased the lot and is considering building housing but no official decision has been made. >> pride month is a week away and target is pulling some of its pride merchandise off the shelves because what it says are volatile circumstances. target says a handful of people were upset with the pride merchandise being displayed in its stores, the chain says some customers have confronted workers and tiptoe over displays. the spokesperson for the lgbt center in los angeles says while they are concerned about the target worker safety they are also hoping that the retailer will better explain its decision to move and remove its pride items. >> when it comes to safety we can never be too cautious and i think front-line workers is really important to us. >> target says it has removed the items generating the most reaction in some target locations in the south the merchandise was moved to the back of the store.

>> the entire month of may we are celebrating asian-american and pacific islander month. that means highlighting the history and culture of the community. tonight an 18-year-old from the bay area just became the first filipino to win an f1 academy race. >> a big deal. growing up she and her family would commute from san jose all the way up to the sonoma raceway to compete in go-cart races. >> j.r. stone has more on the trail blazer you will see only on seven. >> you have that feeling in the car when you're like i'm going to crash but you are not. and i think that feeling on the edge, ever since i was young gives you so much adrenaline. >> her passion for racecar driving is undeniable. video, the 18-year-old made history in early may as the first ever filipino to win an f1 academy race. a new all-female racing series founded recently by formula one. bianca makes you smile in

conversations yes, but don't let that full you. she is a racecar driver and she is fast. has been since her early go carding days which started at the age of three. >> i could really remember my first memory of driving it. i was probably going about 60 kilometers per hour but for me it felt so fast and i love the speed. >> 60 kilometers or was it six? >> 60. >> she is proud 113 million people living in the philippines and filipinos around the world. but is also aware of the challenges her family faced growing up both in the philippines and the united states. specifically in the bay area. >> my dad was in os w overseas worker in america in san jose. he worked three jobs just to get money for my racing, put food on

the table. and because of this i rarely saw him. that is why it meant so much that i won. >> while her recent f1 academy when it was big she will never forget winning the macau international cart grand prix at the age of eight. >> i went for a move in the third to last quarter and took the checkered flag. that was my very first international win in macau. i think after winning that, racing the philippine flag on the podium and being the only girl, it was like pivotal point in my career. >> she says she has always looked up to former nascar in indy car racer danica patrick. she is not shy when it comes to talking about racing in a field dominated by men. >> yes i can drive a car at the speed that the next day i can be doing my makeup routine or doing

an outfit check or just doing normal things that a young girl would be doing. at first it can be so daunting, pursuing a path that not many people would normally take. i have his if it was easy everyone would do it and sometimes being real is the best you can be and that is what i voice wanted to show to little girls. >> one thing not mentioned in that story is when i spoke to her her she had just finished a full training session. she is in the midst of a circuit and then we proceeded to talk 35 minutes. she has a passion you do not always see and it was obvious at the moment she said that her everest would be to either compete on the main f1 series, nascar, or indycar. they have no female drivers in those series and all three, fingers crossed she is only 18. >> she could do it. >> a very uplifting person. >> it is a shame she is not more charming. [laughter]

>> let's get a check on our weather. >> speaking of charming here's our meteorologist. >> thank you dan, not as charming as bianca but i do want to show you our pattern which is low clouds, fog with us tonight. here in san francisco the marine layer has been about 2000 feet deep since yesterday. that has kept us in a cooler than average pattern. today two to seven degrees below average, we are only in the low 60's to the low 70's. here is where we are going tomorrow. it santa rosa 70, san francisco three degrees below where you should be, oakland down five from where you should be to 69. it tomorrow san jose coming at 73 which is a couple degrees shy of where you should be for may. what is causing all this, an area of low pressure that has carved out a nice trough right over the west coast. the benefit to this pattern is it is delaying our fire season which we will take.

it is slowing our snowmelt. it did some lift for the monsoon moisture to trigger those thunderstorms in the sierra. we are going to see that go all over again over the next several days. as we look at live doppler 7 we have the low clouds and coast. around the bay temperatures in the 40's and 50's. here is a look at your memorial day weekend, we will bump those temperatures mid to upper 70's. a little warmer. morning fog giving way to sunshine. it is going to be mild for both days, not just sunday but both days. midland to upper 50's coast side. your barbecues are good to go. here's a live picture from our sfo camera. widespread low clouds, patchy morning drizzle remaining below average through friday and a minor warm up coming our way for memorial day. it is graduation time, burlington high school tomorrow. the sun will be out 63 degrees, mainly sunny later in the day temperatures dropping to the low

60's. congratulations to all of you graduating. skyline high school in oakland, 5 p.m. tomorrow also nice and bright. 62 degrees. temperature will drop to the upper 50's so a good idea to pack on those layers. tomorrow morning you need those layers, you will see widespread low crowd clouds. patchy drizzle, 8 a.m. it is still grey out there and into the afternoon inland areas see the sun and the clouds pushed back in for your friday. as we head into thursday night starting to spread again, drizzle in the mornings 40's to 50's. watch out for damp roadways tomorrow afternoon upper 50's to 70's. breezy near the coastline and if you are going to bottlerock friday will be the coolest day, 67 degrees. then we bump up saturday and sunday. in napa low to mid 70's. your accuweather 7-day forecast, temperatures will remain below average for a couple days and then a little bit warmer for the holiday weekend before we holiday weekend before we returned closer to are you tired of washing dishes?

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>> good evening, giants broadcaster john miller put it best when he described the twins three runs in the third innings as extremely unearned runs. they were, they were gifts from giants infielder. the series finale in minnesota, a nice snag by the fan. casey schmidt struck out three times but also second inning tie things up at one apiece. that is when things went wrong, in the third inning kyle a grounder to brian crawford. can't make the play and now to lawn into outs. matt wallner, another routine ground ball and brett wisely through his legs, everyone else's safe, welcome to anthony's nightmare a double steal. he is going to fire home and this is way off target.

five and one twins after that and capping it off himself with a wild pitch, the twins add on giants lose. at least they take two of three and drop again below 500. eight with their 10 when 40 loss record in seattle. again scored five runs in the fourth, julio rodriguez singling a run here off of ken to make it a four zip mariners and then with the bases-loaded while to check walks. that was not even close forcing a run, a's lose six and one it they have dropped seven straight. to be the best you have to beat the best or in the case of 49ers quarterback train with the best. lance spent part of the off-season working with chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, two time super bowl champ and trainer. he missed most of last season with an ankle injury but with brock purdy sidelined this is his time to shine. >> i was able to focus on the right things, i just have a better idea even this year better than last of what is

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