it seems to be excessive. i do think that if there is civil lit gas station that walgreens will ultimately overcome that because it sounds like the security guard's action would be a super seeding intervening act which is why he now is facing homicide charges. >> are there any other legal issues in this shooting that it raises? >> absolutely. the biggest concern is not knowing the facts it's difficult to give a

precise analysis. but the concern is that had this been an aggressor or a suspect that was approaching someone in the store and presenting a danger of great bod legal dilly injury or death, perhaps lethal force would have been justifiable. but when you are talking about -- imagine how expensive or how costly could any item in walgreens be quite frankly. was it worth taking a life in order to safeguard it. one other issue, i will be interested to see, you know, the representation and reconstruction of the crime scene. it will be interesting to know whether he shot a fleeing suspect in her back or was she facing him at least. and that will definitely turn the analysis. >> right. there is video, i imagine and more that will be coming out of this. michael huff, thank you so much, appreciate it. >> again, we don't know all the circumstances that led to the

shooting. as we get new developments, we will bring them to you on air and streaming on cbs news bay area. we will have a live update at 5:00. until san francisco, an explosion in e the it riblew chout the windows and se the garage door flying across the street. fire officials say four people home at the ry offi exe igatin >>an to send the national guard to fight the fentanyl crisis will start on monday. governor newsom announced the plan earlier this month after touring the tenderloin. he said the additional boots on the ground who criminalize with substance abuse but focusing on the supply that is fueling the

fentanyl crisis. the state will bolster the efforts that have been turning for the better as of late. >> it does take a village. it does take partnership. and now that partnership is expanding. it is expanding on a statewide level. this it is something different and i am looking forward to a real change in our city. >> the mayor said police seized 11 pounds of fentanyl and that the accused perpetrator has been charged. hundreds of homes and businesses in san francisco are without power and it could last until the weekend. an underground transformer exploded on clay street wednesday night. it's taking longer to get power back on for everyone. pg&e says the damage is extensive. we have development on the failure of silly von valley bank. a report found there is blame to be shared. now, it says svb failed because of extremely bad bank management. but also because of weekend

regulations and relaxed government supervision. it called out workplace practices at the fed saying supervisors are unwilling to crack down on bank management when they saw growing problems. cloud storage giant drop box is cutting jobs. the san francisco based company says it will lay off 500 employees or about 16% of the workforce. in a blog post, the ceo said part of the reason for the layoffs is growing demand for products powered by artificial intelligence, ai that requires workers with different skills. here is the stock market on this friday. the s&p gained 34 points. the dow up 272 and the nasdaq up 84. all right. still ahead, three wins in a row for the dubs. tonight they look to close out the series. hey, vern. >> less than two hours before

game time. warriors-kings game six. lots of sunshine for vern and all the dubs fans. not so much on the coast where the fog is stubborn and keeping

we are just a couple of hours away from tip off as the warriors try to close out the

first round series against the sacramento kings. let's go to a live look at chase center. the dubs are hoping to get the win in front of the home crowd. wouldn't that be nice? outside the arena fans will be watching as well. vern glenn is live with all the excitement. hi, vern. >> reporter: i hope a lot of dub nation took a half day to get here. the ball goes up at 5:00 p.m. long before that, thrive city here will be rocking with a watch party. boy, dub nation, they need the energy. they need the crowd to just be really, really rocking for this one. >> close out games are always incredibly difficult. >> reporter: they took a different route than usual. but they are where they want to be tonight at home. >> riding the same train on the

guys you rode in with. no better feeling. rare, rare thing. we want to keep it going as long as we can. >> reporter: and that train has been picking up steam following three straight wins. >> the team you are looking at is a team that won a championship last year. >> reporter: looney adds to his resume. he joined wilt chamberlain and nate thurman to grab more than 20 rebounds twice in a play off series. >> that's amazing. nate thurman and wilt? you won't get bigger icons playing center. >> he is like an andre. he has been that guy for us all year, last couple of years and continuing to get better. >> reporter: the kings are going to come in here and throw everything they can at the

warriors. sure, why not. we have a warrior team with championship dna. that will be a factor. i can't emphasize enough, jules, how dub nation needs to show up and show out because the team really feeds off of that energy and that, jules, could be an x-factor to win game six. >> home game advantage. thank you. dubs fans are getting the gear. we caught up with people at the team store including a young fan trying on a big warriors logo chain. also another fan on the hunt for a hat or shirt, who could blame him. he has curry jersey but you can't have too much swag. we asked how he is feeling ahead of game six. >> feeling a little nervous but i'm pretty sure we will end it tonight, hopefully. if not, on

sunday, i'm pretty sure we will be all right. >> he better bring that voice later. the game is earlier than usual. it's at 5:00 p.m. the nba changed the time to make room for the lakers grizzly game at 7:30. someone high up gave all dubs fans a pass, enkpi ex-employees know, to leave work early. listen. >> get your butts in the seats at 5:00 for tip off. it's early. everybody get off of work early in the bay. let's go. >> let's go. all right. it may be tough for fans to get to chase center on time. some may be working from home or in the studio. to make sure that they can watch. others we talked to weren't worried about it. >> they are playing at 5:00. >> okay. >> reporter: do you think you >> sure. ut of school by then. >> so tenees rive city outside of chase center are probably happenne rmaltiit gets busy around

5:00. today they expect inperson dining to go earlier. staff members will be on their feet the entire shift. >> on game day, probably 020,000 steps or more. our kitchen is in the back. it's like a block this big from here to the kitchen. >> i remember the previous game i was doing dishes all day. >> dubs fans are posting about game six online. we want to see your pictures as well. use the #kpix. on to the nfl draft. it continues this afternoon. the 49ers make three of their picks in the third round. they didn't have any picks in the earlier round. the draft kicked off in kansas city, missouri, with the first overall pick, the carolina panthers took alabama quarterback bryce young. number 2, the texans took another qb out of ohio state, c.j. stroud and texans traded back up to

the third pick where they went to the other side of the ball and nabbed will anderson junior. time for a look at the forecast with our first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen to fill us in on the weekend. >> it's looking good as we finish off the workweek. lots of sunshine. a few passing clouds other than the fog that has been stubborn on the coast. that will be spreading out through the rest of tonight. areas of fog on the coast, bay and inland valleys. it will be warm inland tomorrow. the cloud cover will be really tough to shake, stubborn on the coast keeping temperatures below average. another day with a wide range of temperatures. sunday, breezy and cooler for everybody. the cool temperatures next week. we add more rain chances to the forecast for the first week of may. downtown oakland, the camera is shaking a bit wi noab 66 in san francisco. inland

temperatures from 78 in san jose and santa rosa to the 80s inland to the east bay. 87 right now in livermore. if you are heading out to oakland, the coliseum to watch game one of the a's series against the cincinnati reds, temperatures a few degrees cooler by 6:00. game time 6:40. temperatures coast downward 5 t0she spr ead the bay. let's track it. you can see the bright white where the fog is most widespread but spreading into the santa clara valley, maybe the inland valleys of the east bay then backs up to the coast. it will be tough to shake in san francisco and on the coast. that will have an impact on tomorrow's high temperatures. tonight a mix of 40s and mostly low 50s, close to average for the second to last morning of april. high temperatures tomorrow, close to normal around the bay. slightly below in san francisco because of the pper50s on the cloud 10 degre

coast. you will be cool. mid- to upper-70s down the peninsula and south end of the bay to low to mid-80s. farther inland in the santa clara valley, 86 in morgan hill. low to mid-80s in the east bay. tied with morgan hill, antioch and brentwood. temperatures around the bay cooler than today. temperatures top out around 70 degrees for oakland and the east bay with mostly mid-70s north of the golden gate. not as warm as other parts because the wind will be out of the south bringing the cooler air in the inland valleys until you go farther north. we go from temperatures inland running 5 to 10 above normal tomorrow to near or below average temperatures on sunday, the beginning of a big pattern shift that will bring rain chances to the bay area beginning on monday. the best rain chance is tuesday. but still lingering rain chances through the rest of the first week of may and into the first

weekend in may. not exactly a typical pattern for early may but it's what we have to contend with. no day is a complete washout but be flexible with outdoor plans. tuesday is the best chance of rain for everybody. the atmosphere will be unstable enough with cold air in the upper levels that we could hear a few rumbles of thunder on tuesday and the potential for a few hit or miss thunderstorms wednesday, thursday and friday as the trend of below normal temperatures continues into next weekend. >> all right, paul, thank you. our winter storms took down a lot of bay area trees. coming up, we look at the fight over a well-known tree in the north bay. does it stay or does it go. remember you can watch us any time, anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. catch our live newscasts and news and weather updates throughout the day. you can find us on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv.

today the city of fremont is holding a formal badge pinning ceremony for the new fire chief. she now is the highest ranking woman in the history of the fremont fire department. she joined in 2021. before that she spent 18 years with the city of oakland and became an assistant fire chief

there. congratulations. bay area neighbors are debating over fallen trees. which ones should be removed and which ones should stay. kenny choi shows us the battle over one tree that brings charm to a marin county home. >> looks like a spider got to it. not sure when they made the sign. >> reporter: it's called the tree house for good reason. they surround her tiny cottage near dylan beach. >> it has been known as the tree house for 40 years. >> reporter: she runs a san francisco preschool for decades working to pay off the mortgage and planning retirement. this is what she has been dreaming of, to get away from the noise in the city. >> it's beautiful. you come up here and look at all the trees. >> reporter: storm damaged trees are having battles. a neighbor complained about a limb and the arborist take a closer look.

>> they deemed the tree in poor health and a hazard and recommended its removal. >> reporter: public works tagged the cypress about 100 years old and told martin it's coming down. the problem is the down hasn't determined if part of the tree lies on private properweweren't allowed to enter the property. >> reporter: kpix 5 asked independent certified arborists to inspect the tree. >> the cypress can live up to 300 years. after the first 100, 120 years they go in declining stage. >> sometimes you can do cabling. keep two of the stems, cable them. >> reporter: she is asking the county to consider cutting it back for safety and a compromise instead of taking it down to the stump. >> i don't in my heart of heart believes the tree needs to be pulled down. >> reporter: she pulls out a book she is reading to preschool kids. >> i speak for the trees. i speak for the trees for they have no tongues. at the end of the story, he is sitting there

in the stump. there is nothing there. everything is cut down. all it says is unless if i cut my tree down, i will carve the word unless. >> reporter: fix reality for one homeowner. the final chapter yet to be written. >> kenny says he reached out to the neighbor who complained multiple times but didn't hear back. public works is dealing with a high number of downed trees and this tree isn't coming downey time soon while they look further into the matter. still ahead, a recent addition to alcatraz. the new residents on the island and here is what is coming

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