live breaking news. >> right away that breaking news coming out of hillsborough tonight. an officer was shot in the parking lot of the police department, setting off a massive search. good evening,

and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. hillsborough police say the shooting happened in the rear parking lot. and the officer is expected to make a full recovery. this all happened just before 4 p.m. near floribunda avenue and el camino real. residents were told to stay inside as officers searched the neighborhood for the suspect. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live. she has been following this story for hours now. suzanne. so, dion, tonight. >> the road behind us is open again. we can tell you that we saw a huge presence of officers out here from about half a dozen different agencies. we saw canines, we saw swat teamw officers. we saw drones searching for the suspect. and tonight police tell us they're still looking for him. scores of officers were on scene in hillsborough saturday after a police officer was shot. we saw officers from burlingame, daly city, south san francisco, san mateo county sheriffs and more. >> they were just sirens blaring undercover and san mateo county

sheriff and hillsborough police. >> i was trying to go out to church, and it took me a while to get out of my garage. when we were in church, we could hear sirens going all the time. >> police say the shooting happened just before 4 p.m. near el camino real and floribunda avenue. according to hillsborough police, an officer was ambushed and struck by gunfire in the rear parking lot of the police department. the officer returned fire and the suspect took off. the officer, who was wearing a bulletproof vest, is expected to survive. police posted on social media and told residents in the area to shelter in place until further notice. they asked people to stay indoors and lock all the doors and windows. officers searched for hours. swat officers searched this church right by hillsborough town center, but there was no sign of the suspected shooter. law enforcement also used drones to help with the search. and tonight, we still don't know very much about the officer or the suspected shooter. and we

don't know why this shooting happened across the street there in that back parking lot. we do know from a press release from police that the officer did not know that shooter. that's the latest live here in hillsborough. suzanne. fawn, back to you. >> all right, suzanne, many thanks to you. now, moving on. in the east bay, an armed robbery suspect is dead after being shot by a convenience store employee. police say it happened late last night on willow pass road, when that suspect entered the store and demanded an employee open the safe. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with a man who saw the suspect moments before the shooting. >> i'm scared when i see that guy. i'm scared. >> and vicencio. >> says he was making. >> a beer run to the fast and easy mart about 1130 on friday night, when he spotted an armed man walking through the parking lot. >> i walked him from my house to here and i see the guy walking uh- from that corner and he got

the shotgun in his right hand. >> tao says he ran back to his house and called 9-1-1. concord police say the suspect, armed with a shotgun, entered the store and attempted to force an employee to open the store's safe. in a statement, police said another store employee hearing and seeing what was occurring intervened, firing his own weapon, which struck the suspect. the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> i hope the best for the employee. >> by saturday morning, customers like dustin heard about what happened. >> i mean, i think he was justified. i mean, it was, you know, his life or theirs, you know? he defended himself, in my opinion. >> store owner gary sharma says he's been robbed before. he says everyone involved is doing okay, and he appreciates support coming from the community. >> my customers are just coming in in tears. they're coming in and saying, we are so glad you guys are okay. they came and gave us hugs. that means a lot. and i want to say love you to

all my customers. love you to all everyone who been praying for us. >> concord police say detectives are reviewing evidence and the investigation is ongoing. in concord. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> today, csu faculty members from around the state held a conference at san francisco state university to defend higher education. organizers say they are strategizing ways to push back against csu cuts to faculty, staff and course offerings at sonoma state and dominguez hills. they say they're also worried about potential layoffs at sf state and other northern california campuses, as well as a proposal to raise tuition by more than 30% over the next few years. >> they've already let go of, like many like over 100, maybe 2 or 300 lecturer faculty. so almost none left. and now they we might get layoffs as well. they might discontinue programs when they discontinue a program. that means they get rid of all the faculty, whether you have tenure or not. >> the california faculty

association conference is also planning a session for a march and rally in sacramento on april 17th. multiple school districts across the bay area will be moving forward with layoffs or school closures in the coming days. all of this as they face multimillion dollar budget deficits. san francisco, fremont and hayward all proposed proposing cuts to staff and programs. san francisco will vote on layoff notices on tuesday. the fremont school board will meet on wednesday and hayward's deadline is friday. the outcomes will impact hundreds of employees across the district. franklin mckinley in east san jose will finalize whether to close or consolidate five schools on tuesday. the state of california is requesting $40 billion for wildfire recovey from the federal government. governor gavin newsom sent a letter yesterday to hakeem jeffries and house speaker mike johnson. former president joe biden had promised to cover the first 180 days of fire recovery in los angeles. however,

president trump has suggested federal aid should come with the condition the state change its environmental management policies. wildfires in the los angeles area last month burned more than 16,000 structures and killed at least 29 people. recovery is expected to take years. turning now to the weather, where it certainly feels like spring outside. the big question how long is it going to last? spencer is standing by with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. spencer. >> okay. dion. well, the temperatures have certainly been in a mild range. feeling like spring, but clouds are increasing tonight, as you can see on the satellite radar image. and some sprinkles may develop overnight, especially in the north bay. so here's our day planner for tomorrow. early tomorrow morning, 7:00. mostly cloudy skies, maybe a lingering sprinkle or two in the north bay. temperatures ranging from 48 inland to about 50 near the bay and on the coast. then by midday by noon, we'll see. partly cloudy. partly sunny skies. temperatures rising into the mid 60s near the bay and inland by 4 p.m. mostly sunny, 70 inland, 68 around

the bay shoreline and at 7:00 pm rolls around. it will start to get partly cloudy, mostly clear, around 60 degrees or so. even going into the evening hours. it will be mild tomorrow and there's much milder weather coming our way later in the forecast period. i'll have all that for you a little bit later in the newscast. >> dion i like the sound of it. spencer. thank you. we are following developing news with the pope tonight with the vatican saying he is in critical condition. he's been in the hospital for about a week now with ammonia and a complex lung infection. now, the vatican says an asthmatic respiratory crisis has developed. abc news medical experts say that suggests the 88 year-old is struggling to maintain sufficient oxygen levels when breathing on his own. the pope's doctors say the main threat he faces is the onset of sepsis, but there is no evidence that that has happened. one police officer is dead and five people are hurt. after a hostage situation at upmc memorial hospital in york

county, pennsylvania. police say that suspect entered the hospital with a semiautomatic handgun and zip ties saturday morning. he then went to the icu and held several staff hostage. that suspect left the icu holding a hospital worker at gunpoint. police then opened fire. both the suspect and officer andrew duarte were killed in the shooting. >> tonight we pray for this community and especially for the duarte family. a life cut short, but a life of service and meaning and purpose. >> police say the suspect shot a doctor, nurse and a custodian. two people. police officers were hospitalized. the hospital says no patients, though, were hurt. hamas is accusing israel of violating the cease fire agreement after they failed to release more than 600 palestinian hostages today. that is despite hamas releasing the final six israeli hostages as outlined for this phase of the

agreement. president trump commented on the release of the israelis. >> we had the hostages given back today. it's disgraceful what's going on there. they're not in great shape, but we've also seen them in worse shape. but the hostages, the six hostages were delivered by hamas. what a terrible situation it is. >> palestinian hostages include 445 men, one woman and 23 children, all seized without charges. the israeli government did not respond to questions about the delay. today in pleasanton, a fundraising festival and bazaar for gaza. leading up to the month of ramadan. the event is raising money to support the nonprofit third pillar charity. that group sends food and other supplies to families in gaza displaced by the bombings. the bazaar was organized by soul of my soul exhibit, a group that holds art

exhibits to share stories of what's happening in palestine. they partnered with the muslim community center, east bay. >> we're trying to feed people. that's what it comes down to, and i feel that everyone, regardless of what's going on in their life, deserves to eat. that's a very basic, you know, belief of mine personally. and so that's what we're doing here today. >> more than 70 vendors sold clothing, crafts and food from a range of cultures at the bazaar. still to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, a storied south bay business is closing after decades of offering up fresh local eggs. the owner tells us about the scramble that led to the family's decision. plus, the top democrat in congress gets an earful during a visit to the bay area. his message to those looking to push back against the trump administration. and a little later, how a free covid test led to bills for hundreds of dollars years later for some bay area

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air purifiers to people who live near the martinez refinery. healthy martinez and 350 bay area gave away 1000 air purifiers to neighboring residents in martinez and pacheco. it's all in response to the february 1st refinery fire that forced residents to shelter in place. a report released by the contra costa health department shows that fire released cancer causing toxins into the air. >> we want safe air to breathe, and we are. we don't trust the refinery. we wish that we had air monitors and a fence line

data system that actually worked during a fire, but we don't. and so the least we can do is make sure that folks in the community have a working air purifier. >> lasko products donated all of the air purifiers. a san jose institution that has been keeping its shelves stocked full of eggs for more than 75 years, is closing up shop. oliveira egg ranch, in the city's berryessa neighborhood, is set to close on march 31st. now, when i reported on the family owned business back in 2023, a bird flu had rocked the nation, pushing egg prices up. but oliveira still sold 43,000 eggs a week. even today, we saw plenty of inventory and lots of customers coming to stock up. owner edward oliveira says the reason behind the closure is bittersweet. >> my son left to go to michigan about six years ago, and i'm now 76 years old, and i have nobody

to leave the business to. i don't feel good about it. it's been my whole life and my father's life there. he started the business and i continued with it. >> now, according to edward oliveira, there have been plans to sell the property for years. but those deals kept getting pushed back. the space will now be developed into housing. he told abc seven news he is grateful for all of the loyal customers throughout the years. house minority leader hakeem jeffries urging bay area residents not to be discouraged. he spoke last night at a black history month event at the mlk freedom center in oakland. >> they want us to step back, but we're going to fight back. and the one thing i'll say at the top, donald trump is not a king, and we will never bend the knee. >> jeffries says to expect a fight next over the budget, house republicans will try to

bring their budget plan to a vote next week. the senate adopted a blueprint yesterday where democrats say it would give $4.5 trillion in tax cuts to the wealthy while cutting government programs. last night event was part of a lecture series hosted by oakland mayoral candidate and former congresswoman barbara lee and former oakland mayor elihu harris. we are just one day away from the eighth annual black joy parade in oakland. that parade is on sunday and is hosted by our very own abc seven team of julian glover and zach fuentes, as well as a community host, taylor crenshaw. taylor gave us a peek at what people can expect. >> the black joy parade does a really good job at getting the overview feel of how it feels to be black and to celebrate blackness, but also dives into those niche areas. so we're going to have a dance battle where people win $2,000. we got a gospel choir in the house, okay, we're going to have sororities, fraternities. it's

just all of these beautiful aspects of black culture put together, and i cannot wait in the food. >> of course, i love her enthusiasm. okay, abc seven is proudly live streaming the parade for a third year in a row. you can watch sunday starting at 1230 wherever you stream abc seven news. >> and the food. yeah, let s not forget. >> very important. >> exactly. >> also very important. the weather. >> looks like the weather is going to be really, really nice. now. may look a little threatening tonight because we have clouds gathering, especially in the north bay. as you can see on the satellite radar composite image. and there are some showers just to our north. and 1 or 2 of them may hit parts of the north bay. but basically we're looking at calm conditions around the bay area right now. despite the increasing clouds, winds are generally light. a little breezy here near the golden gate. check out this 24 hour temperature change. it is so much warmer right now than at this time last night. eight degrees warmer in concord, seven degrees warmer in novato, 13 degrees warmer over in fairfield. all around the bay area. it is pretty mild. it's very

nice out there right now, 53 degrees at both san francisco and oakland, mid 50s in hayward, san jose, redwood city, 52 at half moon bay. nice view from mount tam looking down onto parts of san francisco and the bay. 53 up north at santa rosa right now. petaluma 50. mid to upper 50 at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. excuse me. these are our forecast headlines. next two days skies will be bright although some clouds will linger. mild temperature range middle of next week. springlike warmth i mean temperatures really will be soaring. but early march, which basically means next weekend we'll see chances of light rainfall. for tonight though, as we look at the forecast animation, we'll see a shower or two light ones moving through the north bay. but in the far northern reaches of the north bay, north of santa rosa, up around cloverdale, clear lake, ukiah, most of the remainder of the bay area may see some clouds passing by, but we are not likely to see areawide showers as we get into the afternoon hours. tomorrow we'll see. partly cloudy. cloudy. partly sunny skies. skies will be bright. the

rainfall estimates from whatever may fall overnight, generally 1 to 2 hundredths of an inch. so that's not a lot of rainfall at all. on we go to overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the upper 40s. it will be mild all night into the overnight hours. some locations will not see low temperatures drop below 50. so that's pretty good for overnight readings. and then highs tomorrow afternoon. 60 two half moon bay 65 here in san francisco. look at these readings around the bay shoreline. upper 60 to about 70. inland areas up to about 70 as well. we'll see. highs tomorrow 68 in napa and santa rosa over in the east bay. inland. east bay 70 antioch 71. in livermore. down in the south bay. really mild 74 in san jose, 73 at morgan hill. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so once again, we expect nice conditions for the black joy parade tomorrow in oakland. then on monday a little bit of morning fog, maybe a sprinkle or two. it will be a little cooler than tomorrow, but temperatures

bounce right back on tuesday. and look at those temperatures. temperatures bouncing back a little bit. wednesday mid 70s around the bay shoreline and inland on wednesday. but as i mentioned, going into the weekend, next weekend we'll see a bit of a cool down and some increase in clouds. but the entire week itself looks like it's going to be nice and mild. >> oh my gosh. at this rate, we're going to be bouncing to 84 degrees. >> we might. >> that may happen. spring is right around the corner. >> yeah yeah. all right. well still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11. lunar new year celebrations are still going strong. we'll take you

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the city of san francisco continues to celebrate the lunar new year today. a celebration on ocean avenue welcomed the year of the snake, the family friendly event at unity plaza featured cultural performances,

games, arts and crafts, and a variety of local vendors. a big night of college basketball with a huge warriors game on deck tomorrow afternoon. chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports. saint mary's and gonzaga, another battle in the great northwest. plus we've got the dubs on seven tomorrow. warriors roll. and heading into

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as number nine will be hanging in the chase center rafters. the 2015 nba finals mvp is going to become the first player in this championship dynasty to have his jersey retired. the warriors host the mavericks tomorrow afternoon, 1230 right here on abc seven. now, could jimmy butler be the missing piece that leads the warriors team to their next title? butler makes his home debut tomorrow afternoon after that trade. golden state is four and one since he's joined the lineup last night. the warriors were balanced in a dominant 24 point win at sacramento. they're 29 and 27 overall moving into the ninth seed in the west. with eyes on making a big playoff push here down the stretch. >> there's a lot of time left, a lot of games, 26 gas left. if we can get on a streak like we did early in the season, you know, get on a run like

that, we can make up games pretty quickly. >> we have a 27 game playoff push from practice yesterday shootaround this morning we were pretty locked in. it was a good energy. and now we've got to do it again. >> win the games. we're supposed to win with our roster now we can go win some of the games we're not supposed to win. i'm not about to stress myself out looking at the standings every day. >> dubs on seven tomorrow afternoon. catch the warriors. mavericks right here on abc seven tipoff 1230, followed immediately by after the game. and we will have portions of the andre iguodala jersey retirement ceremony, which is going to be held 30 minutes after the final buzzer. time to kick it aga. quakes season opener against real salt lake 40. niners legend hall of famer bryant young on the horn. good to see. by the debut of former team usa head coach bruce arena as the quakes head man. 28th minute jamaar rickets scores the quakes first goal of the year back flip included. that was good midway through the second half. off the corner it is rodriguez. san jose scores twice in a four minute span and then 83rd minute to

costa. his first touch of the season is a goal quakes win four nil first season opening victory since 2018. college hoops wcc regular season title on the line tonight in spokane. gales and zags. another big time game in saint mary's. never trailed in this one. oakland freshman mikey lewis has scored over 15 points in only two conference games this year, both against the zags four point play team-high 18 gaels win 7467, capturing the wcc regular season title. fans who made the trip, representing as the gaels, lock up the one seed for the conference tourney coming up in vegas in march. cal and stanford down on the farm. stanford's all time winningest coach, mike montgomery being honored. remember, he also coached cal and for the warriors, maxime reno scored 20. stanford trying to hold off a furious late cal rally, the bears trailed by as many as 17 and tight win. stanford transfer now with cal, andre stoyanovich and one with under a minute to go, tied it up. stanford then retakes the lead on free throws. stojakovic for

the tie. it's got a good look and can't get it to go. reno grabs the rebound. stanford hangs on 6661. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris thank you. much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11. anothr day another shakeup from the trump administration. the big changes being made at the pentagon. plus, yosemite workers were some of those who lost their jobs earlier this week. the concerns they have about the park's future and what vis i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers.

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right now. >> turning now to the trump administration's first 100 days. several senior military leaders have now been fired by president trump. as the pentagon prepares to lay off thousands of civilian workers. abc news reporter selina wang is following the firings and reaction. in an. >> unprecedented move, president trump firing the nation's top military leader, general c.q. brown, ousted from his position as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. several other senior leaders also fired,

including lisa franchetti, the first woman to serve as the navy's top admiral. brown was nominated by trump in his first term, but has come under fire as trump aims to rid the military of leaders who support diversity and equity. as brown and some of the others who were fired have done, the president nominating dan kaine to be brown's replacement of retired three star general who has never served in a four star position. all of this comes as the pentagon prepares to lay off 5400 civilian workers, beginning next week, in the first round of cuts that could total tens of thousands, as the pentagon aims to cut between 5 and 8% of its civilian workforce. layoffs also hitting the federal aviation administration. more than 100 probationary employees have been terminated, including those that produce air traffic navigation maps. sources tell abc news. >> we want to make government smaller, more efficient. >> president trump insists these cuts are making the government more efficient. but voters across the country are pushing back. in a district near atlanta, voters confronting

republican congressman rich mccormick. >> the people would like to know what you, congressman, and your fellow congressman, are going to do to rein in the meglomaniac in the white house. >> gop representative tracey mann facing pushback in colby, kansas. >> is there anything that trump could do that you would not support? i'm not sure. tell me. >> and polls show voters are unhappy with trump's handling of one of their top issues, inflation and his campaign promise to bring down prices on day one. selina wang, abc news, washington. >> federal employees today received emails from the office of personnel management ordering them to describe what they did at work last week or be fired. in the latest actions by billionaire elon musk to gut government jobs, it's raising legal questions now about wrongful termination and sending sensitive information to third parties. fbi director kash patel

advised his employees not to respond until receiving guidance from their immediate leadership. now, among the federal government cuts, the trump administration has fired about 1000 newly hired national park service employees. their roles include cleaning and maintaining parks and educating visitors. at least a dozen of those who lost their jobs worked at yosemite national park. >> people around here are pretty depressed. they're a little worried about what's going to happen when. how much further is it going to go? i mean this for all we know, this is just the first step. who knows what's going to happen. uh- the communities around you depend on the tourists. if they close the park, uh- businesses are going to close. >> the trump administration now plans to restore at least 50 jobs across the parks. the park service also said in a new memo it will hire more seasonal workers than normal. well, it is tax season and today people in fremont had the chance to get

help with their taxes while enjoying some tacos. the free event was hosted by california state senator aisha wahab and the golden state opportunity group. the silicon valley democrat says many families often miss out on the refunds and credits they're eligible for, so getting them as much help as possible during this time of inflation is extra important. the deadline to file your taxes is april 15th. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. some free covid tests turned out to be pretty pricey. the battle over bills that weren't expected from a bay area company. >> i'm spencer christian, looking at the chance of some early morning sprinkles up in the north bay, but the rest of the forecast is different. i'll have that for

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see what we did there? the coffee chain announced they will no longer be charging extra for plant based milk options like oat and almond. that change goes into effect on march 5th. competitors like starbucks and tim hortons have already made that change. a recent class action lawsuit accused dunkin of discriminating against people with lactose intolerance. though the court sided with dunkin last may. well, bay area residents say they're getting billed hundreds of dollars from newark urgent care that was giving out free covid tests during the pandemic. the company says it's because insurance companies didn't fully reimburse the urgent care. now, the alameda county da's office has stepped in, and here's seven on your side's melanie woodrow with what she's uncovered. >> in november of 2020, john sheaffer says he took his family to afc urgent care of newark to be swabbed for covid tests. he says the urgent care advertised as free. he didn't think much of it until four years later, when the bills started coming. sheaffer didn't mind paying for the covid swabs, but didn't

understand why he was also being charged for seeing a doctor. >> we didn't see anyone who appeared to be a physician or ask us any questions about our health or symptoms. we simply stood in line and filled out a form and got swabbed and left. >> sheaffer wasn't alone. fremont residents joshua and van li also started getting bills years after their free swabs. >> $600 is a pretty hefty fee for doing a nose swab and sending it out for, you know, a sample. >> $900 for a cute, you know, a q-tip test. that's that's ridiculous. i feel like it's a scam. >> san jose resident kenneth chu wondered the same. >> i just thought something was a bit off. >> he retained an attorney and started a facebook page for bay area residents who say they were impacted. >> this is becoming a widespread issue. there's hundreds of people kind of going through what i'm going through. i just think it's unjust. i think it's unethical. >> to hire an attorney. christian schreiber. >> there were a lot of a lot of people who rushed in during the covid era to try to make money.

and i think this is a situation where a doctor did exactly that, tried to get money from insurers, failed, and now he's turned around and he's trying to get money from from his patients. >> i've always been service oriented, not money oriented. i have never worked for money in my life. >> afc urgent care of newark owner doctor parmjit singh says he's been receiving anonymous threats. >> watch your back. you will be shot. >> singh says he reported the threats to police, but couldn't file a police report because he didn't have an exact name of who was threatening him. a spokesperson with newark police department says the department has no record of doctor singh attempting to file a police report or for calls for service at afc urgent care of newark on its website and in billing letters. afc urgent care of newark told patients if they didn't pay, they could face action in small claims court. >> beyond this, i'm not sure what else we can do. >> afc urgent care of newark attorney michael gabriel says the company tried to sue insurance companies for the lack of reimbursements, but didn't have the legal standing to do so

under the cares act. >> congress, in its infinite wisdom and writing acts, didn't say who could sue to enforce the act. >> this is a recording of a proceeding in the ninth circuit court of appeals between solutions, inc, which was doing business as afc urgent care of newark, and aetna, with gabriel representing us. >> i never thought that there was an issue over being able to sue to enforce the payment. >> an attorney, emily costin, representing aetna. >> essentially, what the appellant is asking the court to do is to read into the statute something that congress did not write into the statute. >> and the court found that we couldn't sue to get it. >> gabriel says the company is out more than $30 million in unpaid claims. >> it's crazy. i mean, we send me a bill and we don't know if we're going to get anything or something or nothing. >> none of the major insurance companies responded to our requests for a statement on its website. previously wrote, we cannot sue the insurance companies directly for enforcement of the cares act.

only you, the patient, can sue insurance company for breach of contract when the insurance company does not pay the bill. the content on the website has since been taken down and replaced by the words coming soon. >> i should be getting rewards and awards for being a selfless person, but instead i'm being haunted by patients who don't understand when they needed the service. at 2:00 in the morning, they came here and touched my feet. sir, thank you for being open. and today the same patients say, why should we pay your bill? >> that's not how the law works. you can't. you can't go after your patients because you didn't get the money from the insurance company. this is just a fantasy world in which he plays the hero in his own mind. >> last week in alameda county, judge issued a temporary restraining order against inc. and doctor singh, precluding them from attempting to collect money from patients for the advertised free covid tests until they can appear in court to make their case. in march, attorney christian schreiber,

who represents patient kenneth joo, says as a result of the alameda county da's office request for a temporary restraining order, they decided not to file a lawsuit since afc urgent care of newark filed for bankruptcy. schreiber also said it was unlikely he'd be able to obtain refunds for those patients who already paid their collection notices. melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> now, seven on your side is here to help. reach out by heading to abc seven news.com. seven on your side. all right, one last time. let's get a check of the weather. you know, you're always on our side, as i hope so, with this kind of weather. i would say. >> so on your side. i'm hoping the clouds that are gathering tonight will go away quickly. yes. here's the forecast animation. we expect a few light showers up in the north bay. i mean, the far north, like north of santa rosa, up into the cloverdale and ukiah area. and then it should be all over by about 9:00 tomorrow morning, which should give way to brighter skies. but we do expect rainfall estimates. rainfall totals of about 1 to 2 hundredths

of an inch, which is not a lot, but it is rainfall. so overnight lows will be mainly under just under 50 degrees upper 40s, which is very mild for overnight lows. highs tomorrow on the mild side as well. low 60s on the coast, near 70 around the bay and up to about 7072 inland. great weather for the black joy parade in oakland tomorrow, and the rest of the week looks pretty mild as well, especially wednesday as temperatures bounce up into the mid 70s near the bay and inland. but come next weekend we expect more clouds. a little bit of cooling and possibly our next rainfall event. >> did you say 100th of an inch? >> you. it's barely measurable. >> yeah. how do you do thats that like one drop? >> maybe more than one drop? okay, not a lot more than that. >> yeah. >> several. >> yeah, several. all right, once again, let's get to chris alvarez with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hey, dion. coming up in sports. the giants begin cactus league play today in arizona a big prospect with the big hit. plus a salute to andre andre iguodala number nine set to go into the chase center rafters

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number nine is going to be sent into the rafters tomorrow afternoon following warriors mavericks at chase center, a game you'll see right here on abc seven. the 2015 nba finals mvp becomes the first player in this current dubs dynasty to have his jersey retired. andre's impact on the franchise is undeniable, and tomorrow his career achievements will take center stage. >> andre's role was huge. that's why his jersey is going up in the rafters. that's why he has a finals mvp trophy. that's why he has four championships. his role he played was huge. >> yeah from 2013 when we got andre and free agency to four championships later even that last year where he didn't play much. but he was such a presence, you know, off the court in the locker room. we don't have, you know, those banners without him. >> what defined his game was how good he was at

everything. you know, just reading the game, being a lock down defender, being a winner, four time champion. so you know andre is not your classic, you know, hall of fame candidate. but when you when you look at impact on winning then then he becomes a hall of fame candidate. >> going to be exciting to just celebrate him and see, you know, how much this means to him. the first of this era going up there, so excited to be a part of it. >> yeah, we are two dubs on seven tomorrow afternoon. catch. warriors. mavericks right here on abc seven tipoff 1230 followed immediately by after the game. and we will have portions of that andre iguodala jersey retirement ceremony set about 30 minutes after the final buzzer. espn reports spurs head coach gregg popovich will not coach again this season. the nba's all time winningest coach suffered a mild stroke in november and has not returned since. the 76 year old has been a head

coach since 1996. the five time champion warriors head coach, steve kerr, played for pop during his career and is among his biggest influences on how he coaches. who wants a hot pretzel? sparky does santa clara setting records at washington state. give me that pretzel. the broncos made a school record 23 three pointers, four of their five starters made at least four each. they were on fire. johnny o'neill made five, but carlos stewart junior led the way with 22 points as the broncos crushed the cougs by 3179, the final. baseball. now the giants beat bruce bochy's texas rangers, six one, in their cactus league opener today. one of their top prospects, first baseman bryce eldridge, a 450 foot homer for his first of the spring. he's just 20 years old, which means he's as old as justin verlander's career. verlander turned 42 on thursday, enters his 20th big league season coming up. among the many accolades a two time world series champion and a three time cy young award winner, javy expects to pitch at a high level in year one with the

orange and black. >> i don't know, it's pretty awesome. i got to i did photo day today and got to put on the cream unis. i was like, man, i went around to a few guys. i was like, these are sick. you know, i don't know, i appreciate baseball, i love the game. i love the history here. it's pretty special. and then anytime you get a chance to kind of come into a situation, really, robbie ray was the only guy i knew coming in. so you get to meet a bunch of new guys. it's been a lot of fun. what's your. >> what have you seen from the staff? you know, you're kind of getting a up close and personal look at the logan webb's and birdsongs of. >> the world. yeah, i mean, i think there's a lot of versatility here. one obviously been a big fan of webb from afar and getting in here, getting to pick his brain a little bit. i think we're we're already kind of learning from each other. >> what's it like to have javy on the staff and how can he help you kind of just elevate your game? >> yeah, it's really cool. obviously he's justin verlander. everybody knows who he is. but it's really cool to see him stand behind and help all of us younger guys out. you know. >> nothing says that you

have to give back in that fashion. i know over the course of his career, he's been pretty dogmatic about his routines and what he does, but it's nice to have a resource like that. >> he's a hall of famer. you have that vibe around the around the guys and everybody like is it gets contagious with everybody. >> get to pitch with a guy like that, i think it's pretty cool. you know 20 years in the big leagues. first bite hall of famer a lot of questions have been asked already. a lot of questions will be asked throughout the season, and it's fun to watch him do what he does every day. and the fact that he can still do it at such a high level and at 42 is pretty impressive. >> and logan webb, who you saw there, is named the opening day starter. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris. thank you. and a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download the app now and start streaming for free. well, that's all the time we have for this edition of abc

seven news at 11, i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. have a great night. see you