major news out of alameda county superior court. >> thanks for joining us. the alameda d.a. has dropped two of three murder charges against the defendant in case she inherited from the last administration. >> this case is one of the first she faced after taking office in january. >> dan noyes was in court and he is here with the latest. the judge in this case removed after he rejected a plea deal that would reduce the prison sentence for dolonc would -- the ones along would from 75 years in prison to 15. the judge is staying on the case. alonzo longwood was charged with three murders and he was 18 years old. he graduated from high school while in jail. in march after judge mark mckennon rejected a plea deal that would have gotten him out of prison after serving 15 years is that of 75 district attorney price tried to have the judge removed from the case.

today a judge from san luis obispo county world he will remain writing the presumption of judicial integrity has been rebutted. prices prosecution team made a motion to drop two of the three murder charges. >> the prosecution acknowledged the problems with the case i have been talking about for years. >> david briggs is logwood's defense attorney. >> two got dismissed. we are looking forward to proving his innocence on the third one. today was a great victory. >> he will not face charges in the death of richard carter during an alleged carjacking robbery in 2008 with the death of zaire washington the same year. he was set to testify against logwood's half-brother. the prosecution says a key witness is unreliable. the first prosecutor on the case under former district attorney of mali reduced the 31 year sentence for attempted murder and manslaughter associated with

logwood's case to just 19 years and four months. here is the first prosecutor's mistake. she gave the witness a reduced sentence to testify in logwood's preliminary hearing but the witness got out of jail in february and will not return to testify at the trial. >> according to his attorney he was willing to be put in jail for contempt of court rather than testify. >> the prosecutor wrote in today's motion because of the structure of this cooperation agreement there is nm by which the people can penalize deal for violating his promise at this stage of the proceedings. >> you make sure they give you the testimony you need before you let them out. >> former san francisco and prosecutor penny breast tells me the prosecution could've used the testimony from the luminary hearing. i don't know who evaluated the transcript and decided this does not carry the day. that is something that is unusual too. prosecutors use preliminary

hearing transcripts all the time in trial. >> today the prosecutor said the testimony does not correspond with the evidence in key areas. as for the last charge logwood faces his attorney says he has a witness confirms the murder for hire story is not true. >> there is no way this was a murder for hire whoever did it. longwood did not do it. >> this case could go away soon you are saying. >> ask me tomorrow, dan. >> i have spoken to longwood's mother and today she finally smiled when i asked if she saw this as good news. also today the prosecutor declined to comment. i asked da price and her new spokesperson for an interview or statement and did not receive an answer. >> thank you. >> we have another eye team report coming up at 6:30. stephanie sierra digs into juvenile crime in san francisco.

here what police say they are seeing on the streets. >> will san francisco's new city budget help build a better bay area? mayor breed highlighted her priorities which will receive the biggest amount of funding. the mayor had a different tone this time after being criticized for not doing enough. >> i think you are right. lately much of the blame has fallen on mayor breed. i think she feels she now has to assume a different demeanor. she realizes she has to be perceived as a consistent politician and not indecisive when it comes to issues such as drug dealings, the homeless and getting san francisco back on track. i don't like to make comparisons but i'm going to anyway. i am sure that mayor breed does not want to be compared to rudy giuliani when he was mayor of new york city in the mid-90's when things were really bad. i know because i was there.

today she seemed to borrow a page from his book. >> everybody is happy today because it is money day. >> the reality is there is less of it coming in forcing the mayor and city departments to balance a budget cutting $780 million in expenses. as expected the funding to try to get people off the streets and into shelters and supportive housing will increase by 3%. >> of course not everyone is going to be happy about the decisions i made to take resources that are not being used and spend them on people we know need help and support now and i don't really care. >> the budget will also try to build that police staffing funding 220 police over the next two years. police chief william scott said staffing is a huge mountain to climb. >> almost 600 officers below where we should be.

>> don't talk about it. be about it. join the san francisco police department. be the change you want to see you. >> as part of the public safety package, the mayor underlined the efforts to shut down the open air fentanyl market have already started. in addition programs to bring people into care and rehabilitation will be expanded. a warning to those programs that do not deliver results. we are doing a deeper dive and if you are delivering you get funded and then some. if you are not delivering we are taking away dollars. >> part of the efforts to restore downtown be contingent on how safe people feel. another factor is to bring new businesses in by delivering tax incentives. >> i know some of these decisions are not going to be popular but i don't care. i did not become mayor to be afraid to do this job the way it needs to be done.

>> and those tax delays will have an impact on what the city brings in. the mayor thinks it is the only way to attract businesses to the budget so the mayor can sign it by august 1. >> a few hours ago we spoke live with abc 7 news insider phil matier about the city's finances. >> san francisco is spending more than most states spend in terms of their budgets. we are talking about a 14, $15 billion budget. you say where is the money going, what is it doing? if this was a homeownership association it would be about $78,000 spent per citizen. are you getting anything for it or is it going around? that is what she has got to the liver on -- to deliver on. >> a tech billionaire is making an investment in san francisco's

future. >> one of the things we are trying to do with this effort is encourage other businesses, leaders, people who have resources to contribute. i think it is one the best channels because it is superefficient. they know what to do and they make the most of the resources they get. we love this channel of going right to the small business districts. >> the grants range from 5000 $50,000 and are intended to help revive business districts. > the man accused of stabbing an employee at a chinatown bakery earlier had his court appearanceescheduled for tomorrow. the court needs to find him a translator. we are learning new details about his previous connection to the bakery on stockton street. suzanne phan has the story. >> seen here in this photo he is accused of stabbing a female employee on stockton street monday morning. a witness took this photo right after the attack should police arrested him without a struggle. according to court documents he attacked the employee just 10 days after he was released from

prison. today we talked to the bakery owner by phone. >> i don't know why. >> we are learning more about the connection between the suspect and the bakery. he tells me according to police this is the same man who stabbed chance father in 2016 portsmouth square. this was a report about the attack. he said his father was plain poker with friends in the park that day. how serious was it? >> very bad. 12 days in the hospital. >> he says he has never seen the man and his father did not know him either. >> i did not know him. >> he pled guilty to attempted murder and was sentenced to nine years in prison. >> my hands are still shaking. >> new disturbing to a lot of people in san francisco's chinatown. according to the bakery owner the employee stabbed had only been on the job for three days and was still training. she was critically injured.

today we asked the da about the alleged attack just days after he was released on parole. >> i am horrified by the events that took place. we are taking this case very seriously. when we have someone who not only attempts to kill a resident in the past but now apparently has committed the same type of behavior, these are exactly the types of cases that concern us and we make sure we take a closer look at. >> the da says it was not her office's decision to release him. she says the california department of corrections released him on parole. >> my office was asked whether or not we wanted to oppose his rease into san francisco for his parole. we actually did object. unfortunately he was still released. >> jenkins says she has failed a motion to detain him without bail. he returns to court for his arraignment thursday morning. >> coming up w take you to a growing homeless

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>> tonight we are looking at a mile-long stretch of road in marin county that has come in many ways to symbolize the bay area's growing housing crisis. this crisis only worsen through the pandemic. rv afte after car park here becau people don't hae anywhere else to go. to report on the growing encampment, who lives there and what is being done to help. >> driving through novato it is hard to miss nestled between highway 101 and a wildlife sanctuary this is binford road. what do you call this neighborhood? >> i don't call it anything. it is the strip where all the rvs are. >> the long line of trailers and motorhomes goes on and on. stretching for about a mile. located minutes away from some of the wealthiest zip codes in the country.

this growing encampment has come to symbolize the haves and the have-nots in the seemingly affluent marin county. >> what we are seeing here is a larger issue we see across the state which is the housing prices we have, the homeless crisis we are experiencing. >> this is the captaincy. >> elisa mackey has been homeless for three years. >> i was trying to hold my head above water. i was in sonoma county. >> a month ago she moved south to binford road. what do you want folks to know about binford road? >> we are not bad people. we just made the choices maybe. >> the county says there are roughly about 180 vehicles and about 90 people who live here. from a of the folks they tell us it was the pandemic that was the tipping point. just ask gordie. he has lived here for six years. and you moved here six years ago what was the road like? >> there were about five or six

motorhomes on the street. >> this video shows binford road for years ago. now it is packed bumper-to-bumper and with county sanctioned resources. there are weekly trash pick ups, porta potty's and handwashing stations. >> on a weekly basis folks are out here multiple days engaging with residents hearing about their needs, listening to their stories, talking about what support they meet -- they may need to get back into housing. >> gary is the county's director of homelessness. >> who are these folks? >> folks who are here are family members, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, these are our neighbors. >> the goal they say is to get these residents into permanent housing. it is something alicia and gordie hope for tubing. what is your goal one year from now? >> to be in my own place and to have a job. > i want to be out of here. i would like to be out of here.

>> we continue to follow the breaking news. house of representatives voting on the debt ceiling deal. let's take a live look at the house floor. the vote began just at the top of the hour. representatives had 15 minutes to cast their votes electronically. 40 seconds remaining. if the deal passes the house it still has to go to the senate. america could run out of money to pay its bills as soon as monday. the totals just above the time remaining. 215 yea. the numbers continue to change as it counts down. we are continuing to follow this. much more coming up at 6:30. we are keeping an eye as a counts down to zero. >> pivotal moment in this that ceiling christ -- in this debt ceiling christ is two seconds left in the vote.

this was very controversial republicans. the steel cut with speaker mccarthy and president biden. a lot of republicans could not support it they said. a vote to seri to get this through. 54 republicans saying no and 26 democrats voting nay. >> the numbers continue to move. if the deal passes the house it does still have to go to the senate. not done yet. >> we will stay on top of that. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. >> sandhya patel has the weather and if the wind is going to die down. >> we will drop those winds after tomorrow. we will slowly see an improvement in the windy conditions. good evening to everyone. let's show you a should be in the springtime to it has been well below average once again today by several degrees. we are going to turn things

around and temperatures are going to rise above average. let's take a look at live doppler 7. sierra seeing thunderstorms. the storms are carrying rain. but her off with the rain as opposed to dry lightning. the sierra will continue to see thunderstorms again. what gets interesting is an area of low pressure could pull up subtropical moisture should tuesday into wednesday things could get interesting should make a sprinkles to showers. there are a lot of days in between and the things will change. we have patchy low clouds along the coastline. those will advance as the wind is gusting to 32 at sfo. that will cause the marine layer to cross the bay which is going to continue into the morning should the winds will remain gusty. 9:00 p.m., 25 to 36 mile per

hour winds. tomorrow morning they briefly taper only to pick up again tomorrow afternoon and evening. a lovely view of her golden gate bridge camera. upper 50's, oakland. 54 in half moon bay. clouds are gathering. here's a look at those temperatures. from napa to santa rosa to livermore in the 60's. bright skies from our san jose camera. fall limited to parts of the coast and day. it started inland. we are going to have to wait for the weekend for the other areas to feel it. above average temperatures for the weekend. as we go hour-by-hour notice from the san francisco east and southward is where this concentration of clouds will be. we will see sunshine for most areas tomorrow afternoon. it will be in the 40's and 50's in the morning. as we look at the afternoon highs a milder day.

in highs in the low 80's. some warming with sunshine. along the coastline still in the 50's with the sea breeze and lingering marine influence. a little warmer tomorrow. the warming trend takes us into the end of the week. the weekend is going to be close to 90 inland. we are going to go from the mid to upper 80's. upper 50's to 60's coast side. temperatures will start to fall off monday, tuesday, wednesday. will bring in the possibility of a few sprinkles. it is still days away. a slight chance of showers wednesday a lot can change but something to think about. >> coming up next, clean and green. see how southbay hospitals are changing so they are better for prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me.

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>> abc 7 is committed to helping old a better the area >> to clear valley is hoping to do its part. santa clara valley health care is going green. experts agree climate change is and will be the greatest threat to public health this century. in an effort to further protect the community outside of medical care they have signed the federal health care climate pledge initiative to reduce its own carbon footprint at all

hospitals and clinics. >> we cannot practice medicine as we have been in the past. we need to be pivoting towards a newer and more sustainable way of practicing medicine to guard the health of our patients. >> they went to do this by developing a climate resilience plan to focus more on the needs of the community of that experience disproportionate risk of climate related harm in reducing organizational emissions by 50% by 2030. the goals are lofty but a health professor says the stakes are high. >> the health care industry is a significant contributor to lima change accounting for between eight and 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the united states and a significant portion of their emissions come from goods and services provided by the hospital. >> things like operating rooms, even food for patients all negative contributors should they aim to make many changes such as moving to an electric ambulance fleet, avoiding

unneeded or low value testing and partnering with universal meals to provide more plant-based food options. what other hospital systems are providing this kind of food? >> we are excited to become the first hospital system under the nation to provide universal meals. but having plant-based meals at the hospitals we are doing a beautiful service not only to our county residents but to the climate by decreasing greenhouse gas emissions. >> there will be no decrease in quality of care. they believe the changes will only benefit the community. >> what we can do to guard our planet helps protect the health of all of us. part of our resilience goal is to give patients the tools they need to be healthy and stay safe. >> coming up next, the latest on the nations debt ceiling deal. you watched it live as it passed the house but what is next help the u.s. avoid an unprecedented default?

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>> live breaking news. >> the nazar 117. the bill is passed. >> that breaking news in washington. a high-stakes vote in congress to raise the debt ceiling ended a short time ago with the bill passing as you heard and by a wide margin. >> if congress had not acted a default could have happened as soon as monday. negotiation's between president biden and speaker mccarthy led to a deal over the weekend. there had been pushback on both sides. >> let's take a live look at the house. which has wrapped up the vote on the debt ceiling limit. this is another matter. they're voting on something else. the big news in washington after a lead of heated back and forth and controversy over the deal that had been worked out by speaker mccarthy and president biden. the vote did passed to raise the debt ceiling and it moves on to the senate. >> it was 314-117.

one of those democrats who voted no is east bay congresswoman barbara lee saying it did not do enough for low income people as well as the environment. they needed 218 yes votes to push the boat through. 90 minutes ago mccarthy made his pitch to pass the legislation framing it as a victory. >> we are finally bending the curve on discretionary spending because of this bill. we are doing it while at the same time raising our national defense and our veterans fully funded. with social security and medicare preserved. and without raising a penny in new taxes. >> the bill moves to the senate where republicans have signaled there were support pit -- their support. >> new data analyzed by the i team shows a certain uptick in a violent crimes in san francisco. stephanie sierra is digging into the data and what police say they are seeing on the streets. >> it has been nearly a year

since this group of four juveniles attacked to the 70-year-old woman in san francisco. how often are these attacks happening? data obtained by the i team from the san francisco juvenile probation department shows so far this year there has been an increase in juveniles committing serious and violent felonies like this one. will break down the data in moment but first a perspective from police. we set down with the president of the san francisco police officers association who is regularly briefed by police captains at all 10 district stations. how often do you see cases similar to that? more than i want to see. >> how many? >> 6, 7 kids ganging up attacking one or two people. attacking elderly. it feels one every week. >> one every week? >> at least. >> newly updated data shows there have been 131 more

robberies across the city so far this year compared to this time last year bringing the total to 1003 since january. . police attribute some of that increase to juvenile crime. she says juveniles 12 to 14 years old are working in groups. coming in and out of the city? >> in and out of the city. come from the east bay. some who have run away from their group homes down south or from the valley coming up to san francisco. i think they feel like you know, who is going to check me? >> last week opd arrested nine juveniles believed to be responsive to 39 robberies in oakland. >> there was some crossover between some of the juveniles they arrested that in the city we have come in contact with those juveniles. >> how many of them>>? >> three or four are the same ones and their part of this group.

one of the youngest ones we ran into was 11 at the time they committed an assault. >> she says this year attacks involving juveniles are getting more violent. often targeting elderly victims. but there is not enough data to discern the uptick in violent robberies across the city as solely tied to juveniles. the number of juvenile robbery arrests in san francisco has actually gone down dramatically over the past two decades. >> very small numbers now. >> mike is a senior research fellow for the center on juvenile and criminal justice. according to fbi crime data in 1995 more than 500 juveniles were arrested for robberies in san francisco. in 2010 the number dropped to 188. from 2019 through 2021 those numbers dropped again into the 20's. the i team is still waiting for the exact number of juvenile arrests sfpd made so far this year. a crime wave, no what an uptick,

yes. according to the san francisco juvenile probation department there has been a steady increase of juveniles coming serious and violent felonies also known as 707 b offenses. in march there were 74 juvenile cases referred to court which is 35% higher than the average last year and 30 admissions to juvenile hall which is 58% higher than the average last year. >> there is some basis for saying there is an increase in juvenile crime but we have to remember the numbers are very small. >> sfpd data shows aside from robberies there's been a slight uptick in homicides and a moderate increase in motor vehie thefts across the city. other violent crimes like rape, assault, glory and larceny have gone down slightly in the first five months of the year compared to last year. larceny theft accounting for the most crimes committed. more than 11,000. down from nearly 13,000 last year. >> petty theft, going into a

walgreens, target. some organized retail theft. more sophisticated. always feel like we are playing catch up. >> do you see that problem getting better in san francisco? >> not until you change the law. not until there is some teeth within the law. long supported repealing prop 47 that made some nonviolent drug and property crimes into misdemeanors. supporters of the legislation argue california is one of 12 states with some of the toughest property crime laws in the country. >> in california you have to steal $900 worth of material before it becomes a felony. in texas you have to steal $2500 worth of material. the average for most states in the united states is about 11 to $1400 worth of goods before your crime becomes a felony. it is not a matter of having a weak law. other states have much weaker property crimes in california

and police are able to operate in those states. >> the reality is the department is bracing to lose up to 120 police officers by the end of june due to retirement. last year mcrae said this about crime in san francisco. >> it is going to stay the same. that is giving you the honest answer. >> do you stand by that statement? >> yeah. that has not changed. yes. it will take years to write the ship so to speak. >> how many years? >> at minimum five. minimum five years. maximum, maybe 10. could be tipping without knowing it. 7 on your side is next.

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>> the last person you tipped may not have known about your generosity. tipping has changed. >> michael finney joins us with that story. >> the world of tipping has completely changed. it has been turned upside down inside out. we used the tip after we received good service. know where we being asked to tip before we get anything. we used to decide how much to tip.

companies slam a tip on our bill and it is up to us to take it off or change the amount if we notice it. oaklands humic donald speaks for a lot of us. >> i have been tipping all my life. i am for it. but not when they force it. >> tipping is part of our lives. know the rules are changing. you contacted me because of the tips he was unaware he was giving to amazon fresh delivery people. >> when i order grocery items from of them, they automatically put a tip in pit and us the client, the customer to either cancel the tip or it just goes without us being aware of it to a certain degree. i think that is wrong. >> let me show you how amazon fresh ordering works.

you go online, select the items you want delivered and just like on amazon a list of item and charges mount up. on amazon fresh there is a place at the bottom of the list to include a tip. while adding items to your shopping list tip line remains empty. once you get ready to purchase a tip is automatically added. here, five dollars. that is what he did not notice and does not like. >> amazon is automatically adding the tip. without us as the customer saying i want to tip. >> when he complained directly to amazon has tip money was refunded via a gift card pit all the rules made it sound complicated. he can use the online credit easily. amazon told me we have directly with the customer to explain our checkout process options which give customers the opportunity

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spot on the peninsula welcomed people for the final time. siebel in pacifica is closing for good. at 8:00 p.m. after 65 years the owner of the richer themed bowling alley say they are closing the business because they are retiring should they opened in 1958. drove by a couple looks ago. >> it is a lot of fun. let's get to our weather. >> no need to go bowling. his outdoor fun. -- it is outdoor fun. >> especially with a warming trend getting inland. it will spread for the rest of the week. marin catholic high school, tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m.. low 70's. temperature will drop to low 60's. sunny for santa clara high school's graduation at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. a little warmer than today and the temperature will come down to the upper 60's later on. congratulations to all the

graduates. there were so many schools graduating. low clouds along the coast. it is going to be limited tomorrow. as we look at the afternoon temperatures they are coming up into the low 80's inland. a mild day along the coast. in the 50's as we check out the accuweather 7-day forecast. your weekend will be warm inland. mild at the coast and we will go with a cooler forecast. maybe even some sprinkles or a few showers. 70 days away but it could be different -- so many days away but it could be different. > we are not into summer yet but we are talking football already. >> we have the baseball. giants and a's and 49ers pit good news as they continue their off-season workouts. they are working out but it is the status of brock purdy that has the niners feeling good about the qb situation.

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reynolds do it with a glove. reynolds at the wall makes a leaping catch. pirates of victoria's 9-4. giants have lost two straight. a's looking for a sweep of the first place braves on a sunny afternoon. 21 jack to write off james cooper alley. 2-0, atlanta. signals to left. that only three hits all day. seth brown final. the a's foamcore drive two. the 49ers continuing with their off-season workouts. best news today, brock purdy had his first throwing session. we did see christian mccaffrey doing the high knees. trey lance healthy. qb one until pretty is 100% in john lynch said his first

throwing session went well with brock purdy slightly ahead of schedule following the elbow surgery. >> the certain markers you hit. when it was time to throw he did so and responded well. he has had one session thus far but we are incredibly encouraged by that. >> the nba fin night on abc seven. the nuggets hosting the heat. denver was the top seed in the western a surprise there in the finals. miami, the eighth seed led by jimmy butler who has been incredible in the postseason. the nuggets are heavily favored but the mpp this is going to be the hardest game of our lives and we know that and we are prepared for that. we prepare for that. there are no favorites. we are not favorites in this series. in matter what we could be done. people who think we are out. all of a sudden right in this thing because we do the same thing every day.

love being around one another. we enjoy when each other play well. we are going to continue to do that ever going to get rated. we are to e where we end up. >> game one, not its resting -- nuggets versus heat. finally the anniversary gift that never gets old. five years ago today game one of the finals. weirs and calves tied at 107. dribbles out the clock instead of trying a game-winning shot. what did you do, j r? ended up going to overtime should warriors won the game. look at lebron. got to put up with this pair the wires won the game. ended up sweeping cleveland to capture the nba title. this is the mean. >> classic moment. >> you can see it forever. >> the cavs were in the tank after that. that was their best chance to win the game. 123 cancún after that.

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