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where negotiations stand tonight. . hello i'm sara donchey. oh, there is nothing like finding out your kid doesn't have schoo at the last minute. almost every parent dealt with that fo some reason or another. that i what families are dealing with as teachers officially have gon on strike. schools were still open. it was not business as usual on day 1 of strike. parents had to decide to send their kids to school, keep them at home or do something entirel different. one teacher had onl eight students show up. someon else tweeted, i was one of the parents on the picket line in

2019, then i pulled my kids in the fall of 2020 when it was obviously kids were not top priority. clearly i made the right decision. the teachers union has allowed the state superintendent to mediate negotiations, better pay is one but they want more services for their kids, their services like housing for kids that need it and hoar mental health support. parents are left to figure out what to do. >>. >> reporter: what about families, how are they handling it? >> reporter: we went out in the community see what parents are doing, students are doing. i met up with a mother and daughter. the mom works for a nonprofit, it is a nonprofit, she serves food to families in that area. she brought her

daughter to work with her essentially today to volunteer. let's hear what this junior in high school had to say. >> thankfully i did not have tests, i know there is ap testing but i had no reports or tests due. my teachers are supportive with posting things on line and letting us know. >> i am going with it, letting it happen and have it like unfold. i am hoping things kin of, like, get back to normal. >> reporter: bring your kid to workday for some. i know it is not the first time it has happened. you spoke to a family back in 2019 that went through this? >> yes. we will take you back to this family they had a strik school at home. they were doing stay at homeschool. they have been through it before. i calle them and said are you doing the same routine? they said right now we are coming up with famil field trips. if the strike continues they said they will d a student/family camping trip next week. so, they are coming

up with ideas. >> people are getting creative. >> thank you very much. well, there is growing outrage and calls for justice after the calls for death for 24-year-old brown, brown was shot and killed by a private security guard outside of walgreens on market street in san francisco after allegedly shoplifting $14 worth of candy. tonight, a demonstration right outside of that walgreens. the da announced they will not file charges against that security guard. here you can see the entrance of westfield mall. it was blocked off. the story of his killing and the calls for justice reached all of the way to los angeles. tonight, a group of people protested outside of a walgreens in the heart of hollywood. a manhunt for a serial stabbing suspect in davis has ended with the police arresting

a former u.c. davis student the suspect did not show remorse during questioning. he went to the college up until about a week ago. the university said he left for academic reasons. h used to live in oakland. the police first took him into custody yesterday as a person o interest while after searching his home they officially arrested him. he allegedly stabbed and killed a student in a local park. the police found a large knife in his backpack that made have been used to kil another person. a 50-year-old man last week. the third stabbing victim, a 64-year-old homeless woman is expected to survive. as of right now we still don't know a motive for the killings. the point guard, now, goin to peyton. >> all right, to sports now. th warriors felt embarrassment for dropping against the warriors o

tuesday tonight made up for tha and then some. by the way, if you think you need to go to a game in l.a. to see all of the celebrities, think again, zendy was at the game with her boyfriend, actor tom holland. s was danny devito. with a hat that said game seven even thoug it was only game two. vern gle our celebrity, of course, live at class center tonight with al of the highlights. vern, chase center said hold my beer. so di the warriors. >> absolutely. you know what? they promised they would fight force with force. they promise that they would be aggressive and they delivered. the warriors raised the playoff record to 27-9 following a loss since 2015. that was the start

of the dynasty. and, green of all people got the call when looney fell ill. along came klay thompson. steph curry, th ball handler, here was one of his 16 assists, thompson had it going from deep. klay told us he would have an answer for gam one struggles, another three in transition. he hit eight of 11 scored 30 in 31 minutes. warriors led by 11 at the half. six minutes so far, coming up big tonight, with the defense and the spacing. he was a threa from deep. career playoff high was 15. golden state ran away with it, ran downhill in the second half, after a scramble, here is curry, off balance, three. through two defenders, even his dad could not believe it. warriors outscore the lakers, 64-47 and the second an

the third quarters and rolled 127-100 and tied the series at one game a piece. game three i l.a. saturday. >> we play with more force on both sides of the ball. the bal did not stick. we moved the ball. we got everybody involve in the offense. that was big for us. >> we needed this one. so, yeah, we had a great motivation to try to figure out how to win this game at all costs. everybody played amazing basketball and focused basketball. the crowd got into it. home court advantage. >> i know that you know first team to four wins advances to the next round. both teams are going to get on that plane tomorrow morning, fly down to los angeles, lakers have a chance to protect home ground. if i know the warriors, theyarp about 5:30 when the ball goes up. >> i mean, probably. that was not a victory. that was pure

domination. vern, thank you ver much. we will see you a little bit later. there are a lot of families split over the series, look no further than the white house. harris an oakland native wore her jersey this week while second gentleman wearing the lakers. it meant a lot to two diehard warrior fans. >> reporter: this was the team warrior fans expected to see. came out flat, ended up crushin the lakers. now, this was a perfect way to end an eventful day for one bay area couple. >> reporter: kelly and andrew, tying the knot before the game at city hall. >> it was the best day. we went to city hall. we got married. then we went to tony's pizza, our favorite pizza in north beach. then we came to the warriors game. i said to her, wow, tony's and the warriors in the same day? best day of my

life [ laughter ] >> reporter: kelly was not always a basketball fan. thank to andrew they now share a passion for the warriors. >> i fell in love with him at the same time i fe in e reporter: let'st say marital bliss is on shaky grounds. >> she stopped talking to me with game one especially when the lakers won the first game. okay, my boss is not talking to me anymore. >> reporter: they may not share their love for the same basketball team but, john knows how to stay out of the dog house. >> she is the boss. >> she is the boss. >> happy wife is a -- happy life. >> so true. >> reporter: with the win they managed not to fall into a deep hole and warriors fans are all going home happy. >> what a game, what a game. lebron! game two, man.

>> warriors to come back close it out in five games. >> warriors! >> reporter: with this win they will be able to look back on this day with fond memories >> that would be the one thing that would allow us to start ou life together in total happiness. >> reporter: the warriors will travel down to l.a. for the nex two games ever the series. roa wins were allusive during the regular season. they are comin off of a series where they got two key wins at golden one center. still ahead tonight, she is a different kind of investor. one who is not looking for the next thing in tech but instead is focused on the future of the ocean. >> i am sitting on the edge of my seat. just asking myself, okay, who is actually going to come up with the solutions? >> and this may 4th was extra special for a group of bay area kids fighting the toughest of battles. we had a few d wn as the su

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. plastic is everywhere in ou lives. we rely on it for everything. one place it should not be is in our oceans, millions of tons of plastic, in fact. we know it is an urgent problem. plenty of people with ideas on how to fix it. gettin ideas off of the ground has bee a different story. that is where daniella comes in. now, kelsey is here tonight, staying up late with us, she has the story. really, interesting premise here. >> reporter: she is a fascinating person. you know, she started this nonprofit organization back in 2014 when she was just 19 years old. in the years since then she has worked with hundreds of companies around the world. on of those companies is based dow in santa cruz. they are actually pro dousing an

producing a eco-friendly sty rafoam >> they are looking to revolutionize the packing industry. the ceo and the co founder says unlike traditional one, the foam he is making is environmentally friendly. that is because it is made from a material created out of the shells of sea creatures like shrimp. >> really, what we are able to do through a process, we create different pellets of these different materials that allow us to scale it effectively. manufacture it in a way where w can make different form formats, we can fold it. >> reporter: was sustainable ocean alliance, a nonprofit organization that funds project with an eye towards restoring the health of our planet's oceans. she is the founder and

ceo. she says it is a perfect example of what her organizatio is working to support. >> it is invasion that can relook at the way business is done, find alternative products that are not harming our environment but reconstructing it and supporting its growth. >> reporter: without her suppor it would be nowhere near where it is today. >> i think that soa, the group there, it was a moment for us a a company because you started t align with a network of not onl investors but stakeholders in this industry. >> reporter: her passion starte as a child after seeing the 200 climate change documentary "inconvenient truth" narrated b al gore. >> i told myself i would do whatever it takes to solve this crisis. >> reporter: while a student at

georgetown university she attended a meeting at the unite nations >> i am sitting at the edge of my seat just asking myself, okay, who is actually going to come up with a solution? what i the plan? what are the blueprints? literally no one stood up some said, there is what we are going to do. so, that was my moment of, i would say, the ah-ha moment. i need to build a platform to bring together young people . >> they raised hundreds of millions. she could not be happier seeing the impact they are having on pushing industrie to a more sustainable future. >> they are reinventing the way we do business and handle materials. >> reporter: john says the emphasis on sustainability in business is only continuing to grow. he is happy he was able to get in on it early but can't

wait to see where it goes. >> when we look at who is involved in this space it speak volumes of where it is going an why people should be excited fo it. >> reporter: they say they are not only hopeful for the future but they think this next generation of entrepreneurs wil have a tremendous impact on our planet's health. >> it is just in everything, yo know, packaging all of the time when i think about it i think about going through a drive through and getting a big cup o soda, my thing. so, i think, how likely is it one day those things, the packaging, the soda cup, the things we use will be made of a material like the one you are talking about? >> according to the guys down a cruz foam that is what they want. that is their goal. a ton of different products. some of the stuff we saw in the piece they have coolers, they have th little kind of cardboard lookin things, those are wine coolers,

they are working with the wine industry, they are doing a ton of cool stuff, that is just one of hundreds of companies she is working with. a huge impact. >> really interesting, a new wa of investing. >> the future, that is what the are hoping. >> thank you so much. one person forced to hang out with us on a nightly basis paul haggan. i don't think he mights >> not usually. >> not on camera, any way [ laughter ] >> the weather, it is in a lull for the moment. not done with the rain chances yet. if you are ready for typical spring-time weather, warm up, the good news, it is just down-the-line, around the corner, so to speak. let's tak a look at what we are in for. the showers are in for now. staying dry through the rest of tonight. dry start tomorrow, showers are moving into the north bay by tomorrow afternoon rain becoming more likely acros the rest of the bay area, frida night, the first half of saturday, be flexible with outdoor plans for saturday and

then a dry sunday with one more chance of showers sunday night into monday. track it with future cast. dry tonight, mayb enough for mist, drizzle to begin the day on friday. no actual shower activity until late tomorrow afternoon. the first shower is not hitting the coast in the north bay until 3:00, 4:00. the best chance of rain for the evening, north of the gate. then it drops to the rest of the bay area tomorrow night into early saturday morning, similar to what we hav seen all week. locally heavy downpours, does not last long enough and not heavy enough to lead to flooding threat. unsettled through midday on saturday. i would still be flexible with outdoor plans saturday afternoon just to be o the safe side. alternative in mind just in case. it does loo like we are going to catch a bi of a break from the rain chance saturday afternoon. let's add u the next wave of rain. not substantial but that it is earl may. any rain is. few/100th of an inch of rain to maybe a quarter of an inch, high end of

things it will not be high impact event other than adjusting to anything you want to get done outside on saturday lower to middle 50s. 49 in santa rosa, there the fog, low cloud cover. we will dip a few more degrees into the upper 40s by early tomorrow morning, high tomorrow, still way below average, that is the trend through the weekend into early next week as long as the unsettled pattern is here. middle to upper 50s on the coas to mostly middle to upper 60s farther inland. tail end of the forecast. a three day stretch of dry weather, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, more and more sunshine each day. breakin out of the pattern, gradually warmer temperatures, especially away from the water, the temperatures will be back to pretty close to average by thursday. it is a week away. th signs are promising that maybe we will warm things up even mor as we finish off the workweek and head into next weekend. tha is beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast. some of the long-range data is hinting

at 80s for middle parts of the bay area. that would be a turn around from this first weekend in may. going from winter to summer. >> that is the way today is may sure you have been seeing it al over twitter. today, a special day for young "star wars" fans battling big battles of their own. >> do you hear r2? >> i love this. it is so fun. s creative. children's house house children with chronic medical conditions, today kids and their families got to set those problems aside to enjoy a "star wars" themed party. they showed up in force with the force [ laughter ] >> and unlike in the movies thi time the rebels and the dark side share the same goal, makin the kids smile. glad to see them having a great time. they

absolutely deserve it. vern? straight ahead from chase center, the warriors, one sport segment at the top of the show is not enough. dove nation is going to sleep well tonight. warriors gave great effort, delivered 38 assists in the game. attention to

. all right, good evening, everyone, draymond green, almost a triple double. klay thompson, just cooked all night add it all up it comes out a win. now, lakers, anthony davis, he was the difference maker on tuesday. 30 points, 23 assists. but, that was tuesday. what is tonight? thursday. all right, on to davis. davis, he had been a match up nightmare for golden state this season with his size warriors came right after him. led by draymond green. the warriors limited from 11 points to 5 of 11 shooting and seven rebound. got away from the rim series tied at one. >> when you try to make them do

things on our terms, making it little tougher. you can play that same defense and he can have a great game. that is why he is great. that is why he is great for this long. but, i think for us we just got to mak them take tougher shots >> i took all of the same shots in game one just missed them. w will be better, i will get better, back on our home court and home floor and try to take care of business. >> all right. as we send it bac to you, the warriors rip up thi floor for a concert tomorrow. let's hope the warriors can rip up a win for dove nation saturday as the ball goes up fo 5:30. >> everyone changing their pick with the lakers changing it back. thank you very mu

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