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disturbing pattern on bay area highways and why a similar case has sparked protest. >> from kpix 5, this is the lat news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. we have been covering stories like these for years. shootings on bay area freeways. they have taken a very real and disturbin toll on some local families. th latest victim is a five-year-ol girl. this saturday, eliana was in a car with her family headin to a birthday dinner when a bullet hit her car in the fremont area. they tried to get help but eliana died before her birthday. this case is similar to jasper wu. his family was caught in the middle of a gang shooting as they drove through oakland. just a few months afte jasper died, alameda county sheriff's recruit david nguyen

was shot and killed near 880. this was what chp called a road rage case. this happened near the dixon landing exit. betty, this is -- this story and jasper's and so many like it ar disturbing for no reason. >> reporter: the family, understandably, is too distraught to speak on camera. their lives changed in an instant. eliana was sitting by her brother when she was killed >> she was the only one hit. everyone was okay. she probably

died instantly. i looked at the bullet holes on the side of the vehicle. there is no way a five-year-old could survive that. >> reporter: ashley, a family friend, choked back tears as sh described the final moments of eliana's life. she was sitting next to her brother who is 11 months old in the back of the family suv, when she was hit by gunfire. this was on south boun 880 in fremont. the shooting happened saturday night. the da before easter. less than a week before her sixth birthday. >> they had easter baskets on the kitchen table. her brother won't even open his. he said, mom, i can't open my easter basket because my sister is not here. >> reporter: the mood was celebratory. ashley said the family went to outback steakhouse in fremont for both the dinner, but it was closed. so they decided to head to the one in the . milpitas. >> they didn't know what to do. they drove a little faster to

try to get away. >> reporter: the family spotted a chp officer who was conductin an unrelated traffic stop. >> they jumped out of the car and said help me, help me. she was hunched over in the back seat. >> reporter: no arrests have been made nor suspects identified. >> she loved disneyland. she loved minnie mouse. she loved her shrimp with white rice and butter. >> i don't know how you did tha interview. it is just hard to listen to that. i think the first thing people will think o is, what about the person who did this? what do we know? >> reporter: just so tragic, sara. chp says they have no description of the car or shooter, but they are exhaustin every lead in the case. they also said they are partnering with other agencies to build a strong case. >> our hearts go out to the family. just so incredibly sad. thank you, betty.

so today in oakland, protesters called for justice for that other young freeway shooting victim, jasper wu. three suspects are in custody without bail. as max darrow reports, people who rallied today are worried that the new district attorney will pursue lesser sentences. >> reporter: signs held at a rally to show support for jaspe wu's family and to protest pamela price. two-year-old jasper wu was killed by stray gunfire in what has been described as a gun battle between rival gangs on 8080 in oakland back in 2021. the suspects are due in court this month but the people who showed up for this rally and the wu family are concerned that the new district attorney will not prosecute the suspects to the fullest extent of the law. amon those in attendance was virginia, who, like husband kevin, was murdered by a

senseless act of gun violence i oakland in 2021. >> we need justice so that this type of senseless, senseless crime can stop. >> reporter: they said the suspects are facing serious charges and will be held accountable. however, in march, the d.a. ordered her office to stop extending prison time unless they get support from a supervisor. in a statement, the d.a. office said it has not mad decisions regarding this case. they share the information with the wu family last week. after the rally, storch and shared a message from the wu family. >> we lost an innocent and beautiful life. as a mother, i cannot accept nor forgive mysel for not being able to help my son seek justice. i am asking for the maximum sentencing leve under the law. >> reporter: to oakland pastor

fabian robinson, this does not merit any leniency. >> anybody who kill a baby, there needs to be life in priso with no parole! >> reporter: while it wasn't easy for her to be there, she left us with this plea from the district attorney. >> please, do your job. protect us, the victims, the families. please do your job. help us put these criminals away. >> reporter: so that the wu family can get justice and so that the community does not see more acts of senseless violence >> the d.a.s office said they will continue to review the case. the suspects are due in court the preliminary hearing april 19th. last year the state said it would install traffic cameras i response to these freeway shootings. they were supposed t buy them last summer to be installed this year. at the tim of the announcement, state officials said 50 cameras will be dedicated to the east bay. people rallied across the bay area today protesting a ruling from a texas judge holding the fda approval of an abortion pil

that has been used for over two decades. this protest was at sa francisco's ferry building. on of the groups who rallied, the raging grannies, said they have been fighting for abortion rights for decades. >> we fought for abortion right back then. we were activists back then. we also knew plenty of people who got pregnant, needed abortions and had to hav illegal abortions. we don't wan to go there. we know that it is wrong for everyone, and it is not good healthcare. >> california is responded by stockpiling a different abortio pill than the one that was banned. governor gavin newsom said they have secured the alternate brand. meanwhile, an alternate rolling restricts th pill from being restricted in 1 states. the biden administratio is also appealing the ruling. just had, this was supposed to be san francisco's flagship

whole foods store, but a year after it opened, whole foods is throwing in the towel. it has t do with safety. >> it is not that surprising, and i am really sad for them. once the supervisor explain about the changes he has seen and why he cr the closure coming. this guy is on a mission to bring joy to a place that can b very stressful. plenty of fog out there thi evening. we have not seen this much fog in quite a while. but temperatures today were a littl above average. hope you enjoyed it because it is back to cooler weather beginning tomorrow. to track the fog on the cooler temperatures, we will have your first alert forecast. london had big ben, now it has big being. the response to this concoction.

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san francisco's mid-market, a home for some of the world 's best-known tech companies, has seen a fair share of problems over the past few years. open drug use, drug dealing and crim have been common complaints. bu there has been a push to bring the area back to life. new apartments and retail stores have opened up recently. but

today, a big step backwards. whole foods on eight and market that only opened a year ago abruptly closed down after announcing safety concerns . at more than 64,000 square feet, i was one of the biggest grocery stores in the area. it was buil as the whole foods flagship location in the city. superviso matt dorsey said he is shocked that this whole foods descende into chaos. >> it is heartbreaking to see i close, but i will tell you that it is not that surprising, and am really saddened about that. there are a lot of people who come into that store who are acting out, who are active in their drug addictions and who are robbing the store blind. there was a time when this stor opened that there were handcart that people would use to shop like any other supermarket. there were 250 of them. all of them were stolen.

>> whole foods set made the decision to close temporarily, they said for the time being, i order to keep the staff safe. they will be transferred to nearby locations for now. lezla gooden went to the store to ask how shoppers felt about it. >> reporter: jennifer will lives just across the whole foods on eighth and market street. she said she was excite to walk to get groceries. >> i do remember life before this whole foods opening and what that meant. i would have t drive down to the other whole foods. >> reporter: but her short walk to the store is ending. >> i found out literally today that they were closing. >> reporter: just like that, jennifer and many shoppers at this whole foods will have to g elsewhere to shop. the major grocery store announced that monday will be the last day until further notice due to safety concerns and frequent disturbances. jennifer says tha she never felt unsafe shopping, but has witnessed disturbances that were quickly handled. >> is the largest whole foods i

the city. for that to close down, i think it is a sign that something needs to be done. i think it is a loss for this neighborhood, and a year ago when they opened i think it was promising and it was sort of like hopeful that there would b change. >> reporter: until there is a change, this will be the last time these shoppers step inside their neighborhood whole foods. >> supervisor dorsey feels the part of the problem is not enough police officers to go after crime and open drug dealing in mid-market. he announced today that he is working on an initiative to get sfpd fully staffed in the next five years. mid-market is seein a bit of a tech exodus. a coupl years ago, reddit announced it was moving its headquarters out of the area, following suit behind huber and block, which used to be square. now to our weather. this weekend was such a change. it

was so warm yesterday. really perfect for easter. now the santa clara valley water district could be lifting restrictions. >> who could have guessed last easter that in one year we woul be out of drought conditions across much of the state? thing are going to be pretty dry for at least the next seven days. a least we have added up all the water over the last few months. there are possible spots that could add up trace amounts of moisture, courtesy of the drizzle. the fog in cloud cover will give way to afternoon sunshine, but breezy and cooler conditions are on the way tomorrow, wednesday and thursda before a bit of a baby warm-up at the end of the week, writing the temperature roller coaster over the next few days. as for the cold front that will sweep across the bay area , it will

try to squeeze the atmosphere, but we are talking about the five to 10% chance of a patchy drizzle as we had through the first part of the day tomorrow. even that chance goes down to 0 after lunch time. the winds wil pick up after the cold front moves through. that will happen during the morning. by mid day the winds will be more noticeable. the strongest guest will kick in as we head into tuesday afternoon. inland gusts in the 20 to 25-mile-per-hour range. along the coast, 30 to 4 miles per hour. not strong enough for a wind advisory but blustery. the wind will be out of the cooler direction, bringing temperatures back down to below what is normal for thi time of year. this is the live look outside from black mountai right now. we had city lights earlier, but now the fog has obscured those. the fog is goin to be present for at least the early hours tomorrow morning. a the cold front moves through, i will not only bring in cooler air and kick up the wins but

also scour the fog out of the inland valleys. we will see unobstructed visibility by 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning. the rest of the day should bring us more sunshine but still cool temperatures. today the reading got at least a few degrees abov average. temperatures will drop down to the low to mid 50s tonight and back down to near o slightly below average for tomorrow's highs and back down to the 60s across most of the bay area. in the coast, mid-to-upper 50s. mid-60s on th peninsula. upper 60s in the santa clara valley. it won't feel that mild because of the stronger winds kicking in. the east bay, the warmer spots or further east, getting up to around 70 degrees. only near 60 in san francisco. low to mid 60 for oakland and the east bay. mid-to-upper 60s north of the golden gate until you go furthe north up into lake county. if you are heading out to the giants game tomorrow evening, hoping for a better result compared to this evening, temperatures will be in the lower half of the 50s at game time. you want to lower up appropriately if you want to watch the giants take on that team from down south. there are

the temperatures warming up as we head into the weekend, back to near average ratings by saturday and sunday. just a three day stretch of cooler temperatures. no ridiculously cold weather, but it will be nice to be back into the low 70 inland and low 70s around the bay by saturday and sunday. the exception to that is along the coast where temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 50s for the foreseeable future. burn? we will not sugarcoat this one! the giants got routed tonight by the dodgers. what is the story behind that story? well, there was a gu

the giants of had a chance to redeem ourselves, i guess. >> it kind of takes the sting out of the excitement from the beginning of the game! from the first inning on, things sunk like a stone, sara! i saw it all! we have the giants with four games at home this season.

one win. tonight, i don't know what it is! max muncy doesn't even know. whenever he comes to town struggling, oracle park ha been his quick fix. he came in batting .121. the dodgers had lost three in a row. logan webb gave him a mistake pitch to mookie betts. homered in the first. here was the critical moment. comebacker to web, office club point! we are talking about a double play to end the third. double play to crawford. everybody was safe. two batters later, hi. i am max muncy, giants killer. and it is 4-0. the giants lost 9-1. logan webb has three losses in his firsstarts, two thisto muncie. has nine homers lifetime at oracle. he came in struggling

with a .121 average, close of business tonight he left with two home runs and seven rbi, including a seventh inning granny! in his first nine games of the season, he had just two rbis. in the meantime, the giants could do little with the dodgers pitching. the glimmer o hope was when the giants loaded them up in the seventh with no outs, but a strikeout surprised johnson. thairo estrada, back t back. the giants got nothing. wilmer flores came in and left all three runners stranded. the giants were one for 7 with runners in scoring position. in the six losses this season, the giants are averaging less than two runs per game. the giants look to respond tuesday with alex wood on the mound. switching gears, shout out to stanford boller haley jones! jones was selected sixth overal in the nba draft by the atlanta

dream. in four seasons with the cardinal, she was pac-12 player of the year, first-team all-american, helping to lead stanford to the 2021 national championship where she was the final four's most outstanding player. it all started with coach sue phillips in san jose. a's fans, i didn't forget you. you dropped game one of your series in baltimore, 5-1. at 2-8, the a's have the worst record in all of baseball. but it is only 10 games! so there are plenty left! >> as long as we are not saying that at the end of the season, which is a risk! >> it is all about giants-dodgers now for the next two days. >> hopefully that stays calm an peaceful, and good luck to the giants. thank you, vern. he has a gps that goes off when he knows the right person. >> we could all use a little

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if you got on the plane for the easter holiday or spring break, you might have noticed you were not alone. our reports have been busy. just this past weekend more than 7 million people passed through tsa checkpoints. crowds, not to mention crowds in the airport and all the hassle that comes with getting on a plane can be stressful for people. as ryan yamamoto shows us, sfo has an interesting solution to that. they call it the wet brigade, a group of therapy dogs helping t calm everybody down. today is perfect timing. it is national therapy dog appreciation day. >> reporter: sometimes you neto get your workday started! as

brixton the golden retriever an his human linda search for wear travelers at sfo. >> do you guys want to say hi? this is brixton. it is his birthday. >> reporter: where his regal presence immediately changes th mood of the room. >> do you want your tummy rubbed, too? >> reporter: also changing the pitch of some people's voices. >> some people could break glas after they pet him. >> reporter: but for the past six years, brixton and linda have been part of the san francisco airport wet brigade that took off in 2013. 15 dogs and a rabbit are looking to tak the stress out of flying. it seems the nose knows for those who need it the most.

>> reporter: talia stopped us for a little relief. >> i love animals. all kinds of animals. especially dogs. >> reporter: for brixton and linda, their love for spreading love goes beyond the terminal. they also travel to schools, businesses and nonprofits. >> we work with other organizations to bring awarenes to mental health, and just the fact that it is a harsh world out there and we need to spread a lot of love. i feel very fortunate to have this beautifu being in my life, and i love that i get to share him. >> reporter: where sharing pets and hugs is a job, earning a well deserved rest at the end o a ngof work.

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