we're starting to see the plan take shape and also getting an idea of how much at least one part of it will all cost. but with that, we say good evening

and thanks for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc7 news at 11. in the ongoing battle against san francisco's drug overdose crisis, safe injection sites could soon become a reality. mayor london breed confirming friday there will be room in her upcoming budget for something called wellness hubs, potentially paving the way for nonprofits to open privately funded sites. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell. >> so at the end of the day, some people are going to like it and some people aren't. >> and that's just what it is because i'm putting everything on the line to change what we need to do to a public promise from mayor london breed this week to get tougher on drug dealers and users, while more quietly making way for privately funded safe injection sites. >> places people can go to use their drugs under supervision in case of an under supervision case of an overdose. friday releasing a preview of

her upcoming budget showing room for what she calls wellness hubs. noting any inclusion of safe consumption sites in these wellness hubs will have to be privately funded. >> we are looking at receiving funds for all the city wraparound services, where the city will not help us with funding is the actual overdose prevention site. that work will be privately funded. >> overdose prevention sites also known as safe injection or safe consumption sites are illegal under federal law but the mayor believes that the new york model could provide a path forward. using private donations to operate the specific space where drugs are used, not city dollars, making the city in theory less liable. sam rivera is the executive director of onpoint nyc, the nonprofit operating to safe consumption sites in new york city. at the first in the country. he spent time in san francisco this week prepping nonprofits and says the city's showing of support is critical.

>> working with the city health department, a funder who only sees their role as providing the funds to make it happen but participating in a process where they can be creative, and support other services they know are key to allowing it to be successful. >> rivera also speaking at a fundraiser helping the project raise those much-needed private funds. >> what kind of funding are you looking at to operate a spot were actual drug use happens? what kind of number are you looking at? annually? >> annually to fund that including having a medical profession or -- professional, and emt, about 1.2 one million. >> she estimates the city's portion of the wellness hubs will cost roughly three to half $1 million per year with the mayor planning to open up to three sites in the next two years. tara campbell abc7news.

>> she traveled to vancouver canada to examine north amera's first ever safe injection site and found an abc seven documentary injecting hope which is now available on the bay area streaming app. moving on now a custodial worker is recovering from a stabbing that happened just before eight last night inside the mission 24th street station in san francisco. the victim suffered a cut on his shoulder from what is believed to be a pocket knife. a bart spokesperson said the suspect was part of a larger group that caused a disturbance. police have not made any arrests. in emeryville police are investigating a shooting that turned deadly. it happened near 41st st and san pablo avenue just after 1130 last night not far from the oaks card club. emeryville police say an officer in the area heard several gunshots and found a man shot multiple times. so far no arrests have been made, this is emeryville's first

homicide since two. a driver being pursued by officers crashed in the tunnel on the bay bridge today, it happened at about noon time and shut down three westbound lanes. as you can see, backing up traffic for miles. this delay stretched way back before the toll plaza. that pursuit began in san pablo, chp dispatch audio captured initial information on how it all unfolded. >> lane. >> initial reports are that the driver was wanted on a felony weapons charge, but we don't know if anyone was injured in the crash or how many cars were involved. officers arrested a person who tried to run from the scene. state farm says effective today, it will no longer ensure new homes or businesses in california. one of the nation's biggest insurance companies says it is due to high wildfire risk and increased construction costs.

abc seven news reporter cornell barnard explains what it means for those searching for insurance. >> the fact that they want to pick and choose who they want to cover, it just does not seem the way it should be. >> lisa knows the slogan like a good neighbor state farm is there but she wonders how true that is after the company announced it will no longer ensure new homes and properties in california due to wildfire risk and rebuilding costs. >> come on n. >> existing customers like lisa will not be affected. she and her family have spent the last five years rebuilding their santa rosa home that they lost in the 2017 fire. at the house is now complete but lisa worries about others moving to the area looking to ensure their homes or businesses. >> insurance is for when things go wrong in fire is something that goes wrong, i think if you want to ensure in the state of california which is one of the biggest areas where the insurer, then you should have to ensure everyone. >> state farmuto policies will remain the same.

the company says stearm made this decision due toistoric increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure, and a challenging reinsurance market. it is necessary to take these actions now to improve the company's financial strength. california has experienced record wildfires in the past six years, they are the second insurance company to stop offering coverage due to wildfires. last year aig notified thousands of californians their policies would not be renewed. state farm no longer accepting new customers, the question is where can people go for insurance and high-risk areas? >> we hope the public understands insurance, what it does, what -- how it works. >> she says california's fair plan is the insurer of last resort for many and high-risk areas but it is complicated. >> it is a basic policy that only offers fire insurance and then you have to get another policy, a wraparound policy to go with it.

>> california's department of insurance says state farm's actions should not affect other companies. as for lisa she says for now she is happy to have insurance for her new fire resistant home. >> if we find some wood we can knock on it. >> in santa rosa cornell barnard. >> many events are planned in the bay area on monday to honor the men and women who died while serving in the military. that includes one at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. today boy scouts planted flags at the 30,000 headstones for the soldiers. family members and notable figures that are laid to rest there. monday's ceremony starts at 11 a.m. and includes a band concert and flyover by the coast guard air station san francisco. over the east bay volunteers also prepped the lafayette hillside memorial fort memorial days vigil on monday. east bay congressman mark to sign it will speak during the service the memorial was first created back in 2006 by a small group of people who decided to

build a tribute for those who died in iraq. the vigil volunteers included a group of bay area boy scouts. >> our work is to help preserve this so everyone can see it and what their legacy was. >> organizers say the events will help remember the ultimate sacrifice and reflect on consequences of war. that memorial is open to everyone and starts at 5:30 p.m.. it is located across from the lafayette bart station. developing news out of washington tonight where there is some long awaited out of capitol hill. lawmakers say a deal has been reached in debt ceiling talks. house speaker kevin mccarthy is not going into details other than characterizing the agreement as worthy of the american public. here is allison classic. >> after weeks of negotiations and just days before a potential default republicans say they have reached an agreement in

principle with the white house. house speaker kevin mccarthy breaking the news on twitter before speaking to the press. >> we still have a lot of work to do but i believe this is an agreement in principle that is worthy of the american will. it has historic reductions in spending, consequential reforms that will lift people out of poverty into the workforce, rain in government overreach. >> mccarthy saying the deal involves no new taxes and no new government programs. the breakthrough comes days before june 5, the date treasury secretary janet yellen warned the u.s. could run out of cash to pay all of its bills. the show down over the debt ceiling has been looming over the u.s. economy. economists had worn a default would put millions of jobs at risk, military salaries and social security payments would also have been delayed. >> not only will homeless, my goodness we would not have money to buy food. >> the deal will have to pass

the republican house in a democrat-controlled senate. >> i expect to finish the writing of the bill, check in with the white house and speak with the president again tomorrow afternoon and then post the text of it tomorrow. and then vote on it on wednesday. >> mccarthy has pledged to give house members 72 hours to review the legislation before a vote. if and when bill gets to the senate it would take just one lawmaker to possibly delay approval for up to a week. >> abc news new york. >> still ahead tonight on abc news at 11 a colorful and flavorful celebration of asian american pacific islander culture this weekend in the bay area. we will take you to a huge night market that has taken over the alameda county fairgrounds. plus imagine waking up to this to start the holiday weekend, we will crash a raccoon pool party a little later on. >> i am spencer christian, a breezy and drizzly night around the bay area.

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>> tonight and the east bay a dive team recovered the body of a man who drowned after jumping from a boat. witnesses say the man jumped into lake del valle to retrieve an aura that fell in the water. he started struggling and went under. east bay regional parks marine patrol officers in the alameda county fire dive team helped search for the man. a team located the man's body after 9 p.m.. workers are getting ready to reopen the golden gate bridge parking lots which are now closed to cars most of the days and weekends to reduce traffic

congestion. it today was the first day of closures which will last through october 8. the parking lots at the welcome center and vista pointe in marin county are closed from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on saturdays, sundays and holidays. keep in mind you can still park and overflow lots on the san francisco side or take public transit, use rideshare or bike. today, we marked asian american and pacific islander heritage month with a first of its kind look at a festival in fremont. multiple asian american nonprofits band together to celebrate the diverse fremont community. at a first annual asian heritage festival day at the downtown event center. in addition to performances, vendors showcased foods, arts and crafts. at the festival was started by a hindu cardiologist who wanted to unite his community the chinese, japanese and all asian cultures. new at 1100s of people upon the alameda county fairgrounds for a special night

market. it draws inspiration from the open air markets of asia. with this being aapi heritage month abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us this event held special meaning to businesses taking part. >> there is a meaning -- reason why the line for this is so long. not only does the food looked good it is made by a family from japan. >> this is my favorite job. >> this family has been in the united states for about 10 years and have been traveling around the west coast at markets like this. >> it is going to be times, like 200 people in the line. >> this market originated in los angeles but towards other cities and this week it came to the alameda county fairgrounds. vendors are small california businesses partaking in an event inspired by open air markets in asia. a lot of the things that this event are asian inspired, particularly the food. some vendors are getting creative with fusion style.

>> it is all based on family recipes and we put her own twist on them and do hawaiian fusion. >> lisa and her partner run one of the most popular booths. they started as a food truck but lately have been using events like this market as their primary source of income. >> i think we just step it up a notch and we want to provide something different and reinvent the wheel basically. >> organizers at 626 market say the goal behind the event is to bring community together to showcase california vendors. the main focus is the exotic food. >> it feels very homey, to s my culture being represented means a lot. >> may is aapi heritage mon those we spoke with said seeing a culture probably representative shows the importance of diversity. >> you get to appreciate everyone's culture whether

asian, or indian, just all different ones. i love it. it helps us become more diverse and think a certain type of way. >> in pleasanton abc7news. >> unity through food makes me hungry. carnaval is underway and san francisco, the party is happening in the mission district, harrison street's between 16th and 24th street's are closed off for the two day festival. you can find live music, food, drinks and much more. at this is the 45th carnaval celebration in the city and organizers say it is the largest multicultural festival on the west coast. >> we have been the melting pot, i am a native born raised here in the mission district. i grew up with filipinos and samoans and blacks and every kind of latino. that is the most beautiful thing that carnaval does. it showcases that once a year. the diversity in the unity that we have. >> the grand parade is tomorrow at 10 a.m. getting at 24th and

harrison. hoping for good weather for all the events this weekend. >> we had a great day today for all kinds of festivals and carnivals. a little cooler than average for this time of the year, not unpleasant. right now it is quite breezy and let me show you why. as you look at the satellite radar composite image you see this low pressure system drop-down from the pacific northwest, it's counterclockwise circulation delivering an onshore flow to us. that is assisted by this area of high pressure offshore. not only are we getting the wind along the coast but some moisture coming our way as well which leads to the chance of drizzle tonight and tomorrow morning. right now we are looking at wind speeds, 21 miles per hour here in san francisco. 23 miles per hour gusts that sfo and in concord. all across the region it is pretty breezy and we will see an increase in clouds overnight. here is the view from our rooftop camera looking towards the bay, 53 here in san

francisco. 55 in oakland, palo alto. at san jose 57 and 54 at half moon bay. this is the view from the south beach camera. other temperature readings 55 in santa rosa, nevada, napa. 54 in fairfield, 53 in livermore. looking back at a portion of the san francisco skyline from the exploratorium camera you can see some of that haze and moisture in the atmosphere. these are the features, morning low clouds and drizzle to her tomorrow. by afternoon bright skies but lingering clouds. it will be breezy and cooler than today but sunny and a little warmer weather expected monday which is memorial day. the forecast animation will start at midnight tonight which at which point we will have quite a bit of cloud cover. that will increase overnight into the morning so we start the day with gray skies and drizzly conditions much like the last couple mornings and by afternoon it looks like not a lot of

clearing. the sun will break through from time to time but it will not be a sunny day all day. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the low to mid 50's, 51 and half moon bay 52 san francisco. 53 across the bay in oakland. highs tomorrow 56 in half moon bay 63 in oakland up to about 70° or above in the mildest inland locations. our maximum temperature trend for the next several days shows a slight increase on monday. a little warmer inland, 75 in the warmest spots. but temperatures drop off on tuesday and then inched back on wednesday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we don't expect much change at all during the next seven days, although at the end of next week we will see more significant warm up then we have had is late. up to mid to upper 70's on thursday, friday 78 close to 80 by next saturday and we are still looking at temperatures

generally below the average range for this time of year. may is almost over, june starts thursday. we expect warmer weather but not getting it yet. >> we are going to be complaining about the warmer weather when it arrives or just enjoy it. >> agate complaints about weather every day. >> i'm sure you do. or demands about people asking. he's not available for that everybody. much more to come on abc seven news at 11, let us roll. kids get to push the pedals while getting some

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>> on a roll in san francisco, it is bicycle safety month and an event today promoted safe writing skills for kids. children got to practice their skills during this youth bicycle rodeo at pier 30 and 30 two.

cub scouts, california highway patrol and san francisco fire departments were among the groups holding the event where children learned bike safety lessons. mechanics also inspected bikes for any safety concerns. our bay area baseball teams are headed in opposite directions, while it is a basketball ending you have got to see to believe. chris alvarez joining us now with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports the giants get a big swing late against the brewers plus a photo finish in miami. the cap a wild ending, the celtics and heat.

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>> after friday's win over milwaukee the giants jumped over the 500 mark for the first time all season and today a great pictures dual, ace against former st. mary star corbin burns. sausage braces, pulling away for their second straight win. it sixth this season. it giants got a run on the first but dialing in and after that yaz goes down to end the first eight strikeouts in seven innings for the former saint mary's gail. matching them page for page the a's struck out 11 in six innings. brian anderson to end the sixth

inning tied in the eighth at one mitch hanna gore, and his second home or to run shot. three and one giants a huge swing and a bat but bringing out the rally cheese head and the brewers tie the game late in the ninth. devol gets the ground out though to second to end the ballgame. giants win three to one. milwaukee loves it go for a four-game sweep tomorrow. how about the a's try to snap a nine-game losing streak against the astros and he just stole that foul ball. three pitches in, jeremy peña run shot to austin pruitt just like that to and nothing astros. bottom five bases loaded, hard grounder eats of the first baseman and valdes, hustle. good job by brown there. rally hotdogs in the eighth. eased down six and three. representing the tie and run but the ground out ends the a's

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>> california's democratic party is holding its convention in los angeles. it all started on thursday, but saw several prominent members

speak today. ranging from nancy to gavin newsom. newsom's message touched on what's going on around the country. >> that is the spirit of our times standing firm, standing tall, and standing up for our freedoms and liberties which are under attack across this country. >> the convention wraps up tomorrow. vice president kamala harris became the first woman in west point's 200 and year history to deliver a commencement speech at the military academy. >> you stand on the broad shoulders of generations of americans who have worn the uniform. >> she warned graduates they were in an increasingly unsettled world where long-standing principles are at risk. in the history making speech harris discussed themes of global disparity and prosperity arguing that america's democratic ideals inspire millions. chatgpt proved to one lawyer it

was not a good fit for the courtroom. listen to this, an attorney representing a man suing an airline use the ai software for a 10 page briefing on similar cases. however the report was filled with over half a dozen bogus court decisions created by chatgpt. the lawyer tried to use the brief to get the case tossed out but no proof of the other cases were found. he later admitted to using chatgpt and had no idea the cases were fake. the judge has ordered a hearing for june 8 to discuss possible sanctions. we do want to take some time highlight mental health awareness month and to honor that we are sharing the story of one san jose veteran and a service dog. they are featured in a new documentary called by my side. the film highlights the impact of ptsd on military veterans. abc reporter lauren martinez has this story. >> 9/5/2008

>> he still has the piece of hummer he was driving when he nearly lost his life from an improvised explosive device while serving as a marine. >> i did not know right away but my fibula broke. >> he described to the states are described as medical care is impersonal. >> the care and concern people have for one another, i don't feel like i was getting it. i would literally die for you but you can't give me a ride to my appointment? it was really depressing in that sense and i felt a lot of separation. >> with ptsd, writing poetry gave him something to cling to. >> it saved my life and gave me somewhere to put these emotions and feelings productively instead of drinking until i pass out until my heart stops racing so fast are going to the gym for hours to lose that feeling. >> years after suggested inpatient programs and friday medications that were unsuccessful, the program operation freedom pause introduced sampson to gallegos. >> i don't know his past traumas and he does not know mine but we

are two beings that are kind of messed up and have experienced trauma. >> for the past seven years they have forged a path through life. they graduated together. they do everyday errands like going to the gym. >> he is the person i talked to most of my life. it is good to have someone to give you unconditional love and a place where you can give that back. >> they are being featured in a documentary called by my side. the film profiles three veteran families struggling with ptsd and how service dogs create a journey to heal. >> i did not know until the documentary came out, to hear my daughter say i was scared to be around my dad. >> he hopes this provides a platform for greater conversations to happen around mental health. >> it is acknowledging there are times we all need help regardless of what our life path is, veteran or nonveteran, mother or son. >> he says sampson is his bridge

back to success. >> it is good to know ■and not just remind yourself but also live in it daily that i am capable of receiving love from someone. i am capable of that. >> in san jose lauren martinez abc7news. >> that is >> obviously they are having fun. check this out a trio of raccoons enjoying the holiday weekend with a dip in the pool. kind of like humans. a huntington beach couple caught the pool party on camera. the trio swam for about 20 minutes while having a good time. i thought they were sea otters at first. the couple says the two eventually left while the third stuck around to swim for another 45 minutes. still ahead on a as we celebrate aapi heritage month we are taking a look at some of those making a difference in the community. meet a nonprofit in san francisco and how it got its start.

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>> this sunday on the red carpet previews the new shows and movies for june. harrison ford talks about his final performance as indiana jones will samuel l. jackson battles evil aliens in marvel's secret invasion. and a new bachelorette begins her journey to find love. plus the casts of the wonder years and the bear tell us about their new seasons. the stars of elemental on the message behind their new disney pixar movie and eva longoria shares the origin story of flame hot she does. watch on the red carpet sunday at 11 a.m. right here on abc 7. this is asian american pacific islander heritage month and

tonight we are going to take a look at a nonprofit that is hard at work in san francisco. we will introduce you to pacific american community center and how it is helping the next generation. >> we are about to go out. stay with your group. the number two role is not count as trash, you have to pick it up. >> are going to go and i out troops. >> were going to keep the community clean. >> when you're able to do these things like clean up you realize this is a lot of trash in our community. this is affecting us in the future, not only the environment but our health. >> monolingual chinese immigrants in 1999. many purchase their own homes here because it was still one of the most affordable places in san francisco.

my family lives in one house, there might be two or three families in one house. many were victims of violence so that is why they formed asian pacific american community center to try to help each other and to try to get assistance from government. they were very successful at doing that. >> helps youth and seniors make their way. >> all of our kids are low income and the majority of the kids speak wish as their first language but their parents are monolingual speaking whether it is spanish, vietnamese, cantonese. >> there are a lot of talented kids they just need to be exposed. >> what i like about it is how they are very efficient with kids that have trouble learning. >> afterschool you dear homework and talk to the staff and you can be comfortable with them and talk about your personal life. i think it's really comforting. >> since high school i wanted to become the person i wish i had had. not only is someone who helped

me with mental ssueth as a teenager but also the cultural elements. i am very done for the community. >> we make the community a better place. >> this is a family environment. we support each other and help each other and that is the whole reason why we will eventually grow and succeed in the future. by relying on each other and helping each other. >> what a remarkable organization. >> that's what it's all about, helping each other. >> and i love the education and showcasing a group like this to people who might not know about it. >> we are in a holiday weekend, you have got memorial day coming up monday and people are asking what it's going to be like. so let me tell you. >> or demanding from you we have good weather. >> here's the forecast animation, we have clouds coming in and some moisture. there may be some spotty drizzle near the coast and base of bear

that in mind. we don't expect rainfall, measurable rain during the day but those clouds will linger and overnight for low temperatures mainly in the low 50's, as you go further inland into the east bay closer to mid 50's. highs tomorrow mid 50's at the coast low 60's around the bay shoreline and only up to about 70 or 72 in the warmest inland spots. it will be minimally warmer monday, maybe some mid 70's inland and upper 60's around the bay but it cools down tuesday. you don't get much of a warm up again until the week, friday and we will see inland highs near 80 and around 70 near the shoreline. that is relatively warm compared with what we have had lately. but still below the seasonal average. >> it is so funny because the forecast is the way it is i don't have much to say about it. it is so steady. >> i like that. i like when people don't say much about the forecast. >> that's true they can't complain that way.

thank you. once again to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports find out how new 49's quarterback can help brock purdy and the bay's best get their call to the hall the amazing 2023 class enters the bay area sports hall of fame.

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>> and every one of them. to be with anyone of them, it is an honor because anywhere you are getting recognized, andre ward a great boxer. willis, i am a big 49er fan and i hated when he retired in the middle of his career as good as he was but he wanted to protect himself. you look at all of us and we say were honored to be here with each other. i am in all of all of them. >> i grew up watching gary care -- i got is shoes when i was in middle school. >> it is like i am brushing shoulders with people i grew up watching and it is no different with the bay area hall of fame. >> andre ward, as i mentioned before, my uncle was a professional boxer and he was my superman and to be appear with buster posey is amazing. even basketball, that is my other so gary payton. i'm really honored. >> what a night. the a's released their new proposed runnings for their

nevada ballpark yesterday and late last night the nevada legislature her introduced a bill to help pay for the park up to 380 million for the proposed $1.5 billion for the 30,000 seat stadium but they have not truly settled on a site for the park and host renderings are far from final. on top of that the nevada legislature session is scheduled to end monday, june 5, not a lot of time to get things passed and finalized. casey pratt will keep us posted. the quakes hosting dallas, that is a half-time tradition. the seventh minute quakes, espinoza kicks off the chest of -- the defender lets it crosses the goal line right there. late in stoppage time dallas on the attack and they had in the equalizer. ouch, this ends in a one and one time but after the whistle san jose was given a red card which means he will miss next week's game at seattle. 49ers ota's earlier this week in santa clara sam donald enters is

the most experienced quarterback on the roster and like trey lance he was a former number for three peg. he had forgettable seasons with the jets followed by two up-and-down years in carolina missing most of last year with ankle issues. brock paid -- pretty trying to find his way in the league darnall has been in their shoes and is willing to help his teammates. >> going through the ups and downs of just being in this league and being a quarterback, you experience some things but i think trey and brock and even the young careers that they have had have dealt with some adversity, obviously some ups and downs as well. i think it is just really cool the conversations we get to have the quarterback room and being able to talk about the position and how to do with those things and adversity. and even deal with success at times. >> espn reports the milwaukee bucks are hiring toronto raptors assistant adrian griffin as their next assistant coach, he

will replace those who led them to -- two seasons ago but was let go after their exit this season. kenny atkinson and former raptors coach nick nurse were also candidates, this will be griffin's first head coaching job in the nba. it playoffs in vegas, in five of the western conference finals, try to close up the stars three period to tide and they beat former sharks goalie aid and health three and two and about 90 seconds later dallas player the landry, another goal. it reviewed and upheld as the stars when it four-on-two. they now trail three into after being down oh and three themselves. game six is monday in dallas. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river oaks encino. >> thank you very much and that is all the time we have for this addition of abc7news at 11. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00, for spencer and kris and all of us thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where you can see a

little bit of haze in the air. things are expected to cool

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