i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news and we have a full library of abc 7 climate watch coverage on our abccluding eight lesser-known ways to conserve your family's water find the app on roku apple tv, amazon fire or android tv just scroll down to the climate watch section. a new exhibit commemorating the life and career of the legendary bruce lee just opened tonight in san francisco. we are bruce lee under the sky one family. it's being shown at the chinese historical society of america in chinatown. lee was born in san francisco in 1940 and grew into an international star the exhibition features custom artwork rare artifacts and handwritten letters. bruce lee left a mark here. he came in he did nothing like anybody ever expected somebody to do, you know, he changed the world. time and exhibit filled with bruce lee memorabilia has been held in san francisco. the exhibition is open wednesday through sundays joined right now by spencer christian. that's one exhibit. i think i could get into i think i could too look actually, you know, we all want to be like exactly don't want to learn more a

abc 7 news at 11. app and join us whenever you want. whatever you are. well, finally tonight if you thoughts about what really matters. quorum matters and so does doing the right thing will smith failed to exhibit the former during last sunday's oscars. but today he at least did the latter resigning from the academy of motion picture arts and sciences. it was a preemptive move as the board of governors was already debating his expulsion and other disciplinary measures for slapping chris rock followed by that f-bomb-laced tirade on live television. not on the table apparently stripping smith of his best actor award, which many feel would go too far. most of the attention from that shocking moment has been on will smith's poor behavior, but chris rock deserves enormous credit for showing such remarkable restraint not just in the moment on stage where he carried on with impressive poise given what had just happened he done, but also backstage not wanting police to drag will smith out of the theater and ca

this is abc 7 news. the approach is to how to manage them in a humane way so that they're not being disruptive. that's the story. officials with the oakland coliseum now trying to figure out how to manage a feral cat problem. good evening and thank you for joining us md on limb and i'm dan ashley now officials are trying to figure out how to get rid of dozens of cats abc 7 news reporter. tim johns has more on this story. baseball season may be here but on the grounds of the oakland coliseum, you'll find someone other than the a's players having a field day in recent months. the stadium complex has been taken over by about 50 to 100 feral cats. our focus is just trying to help stabilize that population and and done is the director of oakland animal services. she says the complex has had issues with a variety of animals for years one of the biggest problems is the vast amounts of food. available on the site the more food there is the larger the litters and the cats are going to have so minimizing. feeding

they are expected at 9:15 in the morning and you can watch them right here on abc 7 abc news. will air a special report with a remarks and insight on this historic moment and judgeship. well, it's turned out of the latest in covid-19. ucsf says the covid cases are at their lowest point since the start of the pandemic just four covid patients are currently hospitalized at ucsf. just and is in the icu house speaker nancy pelosi says she has tested positive but is asymptomatic and senators susan collins and rafael warnock also got positive tests today both say they have mild symptoms and in new york at least two broadway shows canceled performances this week because of covid cases within the cast. well bay, area food banks say they are seeing an increased demand for food. the need was high at the start of the pandemic as reported. well now with rising. gas prices and inflation people are coming back the food bank of contra costa and solano are now servingoput the bearing global education to match any my donations given to the food bank. they are matching up to 500,000 and because

this is abc 7 news. the nation's largest skilled nursing facility now in danger ofhuwn.terosgpliance violations, we know how valuable this facility is. to ensure that it remains open. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim today federal officials terminated funding to san francisco's laguna honda hospital abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains why it happened and how officials are trying to get the money back. san francisco's laguna honda hospital is a licensed skilled nursing facility that serves approximately 700 patients with complex medical needs many who are low income now. the hospital was at risk for being shut down after the centers for medicare and services terminated laguna hondas participation in the healthcare safety net program mayor, london breeds at the hospital will continue to receive medicare and medicaid payments over the next 30 days, but can't take on any new patients and expect reimbursement. the announcement was triggered by a requirement th

this is abc 7 news.t's been two months since russia invaded ukraine the unmistakenable scars of war show the destruction that it's been brought on by this conflict as you canians marked orthodox easter amid the continued assault by russian forces president zelensky reportedly met with the us secretary of state and defense secretary and kiev that meeting coming as the latest round of military aid from the us is set to begin arriving ukraine abc news reporter mon. sarabi has the story. and advisor to ukrainian president vlodimir. zalenski says the expected meeting between us secretary of state antony blinken defense secretary lloyd austin and zelinsky took place in kiev on sunday blinking in austin would be the highest ranking us officials to visit ukraine since the war began the white house state and defense departments have not commented on the meeting. i think that's physics of lincoln and austin is a really really symbolical and and powerful sign. to russia that ukraine will not be left alone with with

this is abc 7 news. major news from ukraine's president's lensky as he announces two us officials are possibly meeting with him today. meanwhile more missile attacks hit the city of odessa. good morning. it's sunday, april 24th. i'm amanda del castillo in for liz kroitz, but before we get to that news in ukraine, let's first start with the quick look at our weather meteorologist francisco here. good morning francis. good morning amanda morning everyone. so if you enjoyed yesterday today's gonna be similar, but it's t befunewe'tartg offview o. looking nice and quiet right now sunrise at 6:22 temperatures in the 40s and 50suring the next b. we'll see plenty of sunshine. it will be warmer, but there is a beach hazard statement in effect throughout the day. so be careful if into the beach strong rip currents there sunsets at 753. enjoy a couple warm days before some cooling on the way. thank you so much frances. also ukraine's president says he's meeting with us secretary of state antony blinken and defense

here on abc 7. a pre when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org j.r.: bart shut down a section of track in the east bay this weekend, the first of 10 shutdowns this year. trains will not be running from the south hayward and union city stations today and tomorrow as crews replace parts of the track. bart will offer free bus service between the stations, ridership planned to -- riders should plan to add 25 minutes to their trip. we are doing now by spencer christian. i woke up, there were wet conditions, but you look at the actors from lake tahoe -- pictures from lake tahoe, looked like a mess up there. spencer: some places got a six to 12 inches of snow. it is winding down now. let's look at our weather. we have gusty conditions in the bay area. the skies are clearing a look at san francisco, a 40 more apply our su

this is abc 7 news. major news from ukraine's president zelensky as he announces two us officials or possibly meeting with him today. meanwhile more missile attacks hit the city of odessa. good morning. it's sunday, april 24th. i'm amanda del castillo in for liz kreutz, but before we get to that news in ukraine, let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist francisco in for lisa arjen francis beautiful day. we're expecting. yes if you want to head outdoors for continued beach cleaning and things like that. today's a great day to do. here's a live view outside of the bay bridge and we've got a beautiful sunny and warm day ahead sunrise at 6:22 temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s and with the beach hazard statement in effect today. just be careful there could be some strong rip currents and some sneaker waves out there temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday inland areas in the low 80s for some of our warmest areas around the bay low 70s and at the beaches ne

this is abc 7 news. erie images out of sacramento as people run for their lives during a mass shooting. i heard people just start diving down the ground and falling down in the middle of the chaos at least six people were shot and killed a dozen more injured. i don't even think this is real feel like it's a dream out of it comes a familiar message calls for action to stop the wave of gun violence and the proliferation of ghost guns thoughts and prayers are not enough. it's not enough. with that we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. right away. we start with that developing news coming out of sacramento the shooting that happened outside of a club early this morning on k and 10th street the heart of the downtown entertainment district. left at least six people dead and 12 others injured abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns has been following the story all day long and joins us live on the scene with the very latest tim. yeah, dion the shooting took

this is abc 7 news. the nba playoffs are finally here in the bay area golden state warriors. notched their first playoff win this evening in the first game of round one beating the vernuckets, it was the first ever playoff game at chase center. good evening. i'm jr. stone. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. let's get right to abc 7 news sports. anchor chris alvarez. you were out there. i don't think many people expected what we saw tonight a blowout. yeah. that's pretty fun jr. maybe they didn't expect it. but hey here. we are the warriors played their first playoff game since the 2019 nba finals in there very first as you mentioned at chase center, curry returned tonight against the nuggets after sitting out the last month with a foot injury, but he didn't start steve kerr said yesterday. they're going to ease him back into action. so curry would sit the first half of each quarter playing the final six finish with 22 minutes. thanks to the man who did start this place jordan pool playing his first ever p

this is abc 7 news.popular shooting target dummy that she says resembles a black man. and she says there is even a contract to sell the dummy to federal agencies. and now she's launched a petition demanding. they stop abc news. anchor liz kreitz has the story. oakland artist and activist tracy brown says she was searching for gun demo videos online when she came across this a popular life-size shooting target that she says resembles a black man. oh my reaction was what the hell is this? i know they are not shooting at a rubber black. i can't i couldn't believe it brown says even though the dummy is painted. the facial features are phenotypically those of a black person. the only reason is painted white is because you need to be able to see where the shots land when you are shooting at it, but phenotypically it is a black man. that's not deniable as shocked as brown was she was even more shocked to learn the southern california based company that makes the dummy because strawberry inc has a contract with

in san jose, abc 7 news. >> we live streamed the district attorney's news conference on our abc 7 baya connected tv app. you can use the app to watch all of our news casts live and on demand. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. >> the ongoing drought has put unprecedented stress on bay area trees, killing them in record numbers. as you may know, pg&e crews must inspect their condition to make sure trees don't fall on power lines and start a fire. abc 7 news got a firsthand look at the process in the east bay hills pg&e specialists go tree by tree, checking for decline and marking the ones that need to be trimmed or chopped down completely. oak trees and pines are suffering the most. >> not only has it created an atmosphere for sudden oak death, we're seeing a lot more sudden oak death, and insects that structurally compromise the tree and sustain these trees, but of course it increases the fire threat. >> that's why pg&e inspects the trees several times a year. crews will make another round in the east bay hills this fall. >> giving hope to inmates, the

this is abc 7 news.across ukraine today its capital kiev is bracing for a wave of attacks following the sinking of russia's most prized warship in the black sea and now we have tough talk from russia aimed at the united states abc news reporter justin finch tracking the latest developments. fears of russian retaliation rising after its largest warship in the black sea the mosqueva sank thursday today senior us defense officials announcing they now believe two ukrainian neptune missiles struck the mosfa confirming ukraine's initial claims and countering rushing claims of an accidental on board ammunition fire. no word on the number of injured or killed rushing crew when that shift sank state departments folks been net price. thing direct comment on reports of russia threatening consequences to the us for its military support of ukraine today on cnn. nothing will dissuade us from the strategy we've embarked on the us has already begun shipping off 800 million dollars in weapons in heavy artillery in monty

carita, mitchell abc news, new york. two teams swept out to senior moss landing in monterey county have a trio of fishermen to thank for saving their lives. you guys, okay. are you in trouble? okay, see am i stand by we're getting you. all right, this is remarkable. this is a case of being in the right place at the right time rip current pulled the 16 year olds out to see on thursday. they had been treading water for 30 minutes the fishermene in the only boat out on the water and we're staying later to catch more king salmon instead the crew saved the lives of those local teams. well just ahead a sign of the times a fisherman's wharf icon is closing shuttered since the start of the pandemic elioto's restaurant is not coming back and a little later. she bursts onto the ice skating scene and seemed destined for glory. why bay area native alyssa liu is retiring from the sport a and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you do

woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: this may be one of the toughest times ever if you are trying to bible estate in the bay, but there is hope even for -- trying to buy real estate. there is hope even for first-time buyers. >> we have a zero admission home. ama: call him a climate hero. he is hoping to build a better bay area. dan: have you ever gotten a text from yourself? it is spam and it is a scam. 7 on your side's michael finney will expand why it is happ everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. (phone rings) it's for you. learn more about gig-speed wifi or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. dan: stocks dropped ag

they are expected at 9:15 in the morning and you can watch them right here on abc 7 abc news.report with a remarks and insight on this historic moment and judgeship. well, it's turned out of the latest in covid-19. ucsf says the covid cases are at their lowest point since the start of the pandemic just four covid patients are currently hospitalized at ucsf. just and is in the icu house speaker nancy pelosi says she has tested positive but is asymptomatic and senators susan collins and rafael warnock also got positive tests today both say they have mild symptoms and in new york at least two broadway shows canceled performances this week because of covid cases within the cast. well bay, area food banks say they are seeing an increased demand for food. the need was high at the start of the pandemic as reported. well now with rising. gas prices and inflation people are coming back the food bank of contra costa and solano are now serving 260,000 people every month to help out the bearing global education foundation agreed to match any monetary donations given to the food bank. they

this is abc 7 news. well taking small but significant action as the bay area today celebrates the world's largest environmental movement. thanks for joining us. i'm jr. stone abc 7's ongoing commitment to help build a better bay area begins with a focus on the environment events this weekend across the bay area. honored earth day abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard is here. of tonight to explain that in some communities. this earth day is a chance to take stock of how climate change has affecting the planet cornell. yeah jr. from picking up trash to our carbon footprint earth day. at is giving folks a lot in the bay area lot to think about when it comes to the future of the planet. birthday san francisco festival is back on valencia street after a two-year pandemic pause green businesses on display from solar to those who plant trees all food vendors have gone vegan being around the community with a lot of people who are doing the same thing promoting beginning some for others earth day weekend is a cal

and remember abc 7 news is streaming 24/7. you can get the abc.ver and whenever you want wherever you are, and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm liz kreutz and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel larry view all of us here. we appreciate your time. hope you have a great rest of the evening and that we see you again for abc 7 news at 11. take a look live. what a gorgeous night it is out there. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a software engineer from boston, massachusetts... a social studies teacher from woodstoc

themselves be known san rafael tim johns abc 7 news.ing on to developing news from ukraine where officials say russian troops are retreating from much of the north ukrainian forces have retaken much of the area around kiev. russian troops have also abandoned the crucial antov airport, which is just six miles outside the capitol tonight ukrainian president. zelinsky is calling on the west to send more weapons fearing russia is gearing up for a much more destructive battle in eastern ukraine. no drama best scene. unfortunately, ukraine is not yet received enough modern western anti-missile systems has not received aircraft and hasn't received what partners could provide. pope francis is reportedly considering a trip to kiev in a statement the pope placed blame for the war on russian president vladimir putin, but not naming him directly. and one bay area woman who's dedicated her life to eradicating landmines is calling for more action. monday marks international day for mine awareness. and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell explains in

in san jose zach fuentes, abc. seven news mountain view detectives are searching for additional victims following the arrest of a man allegedly trying to engage in inappropriate behavior with a minor. 37 year old jared bates was arrested yesterday in san jose. he faces charges of distributing lewd material to a minor as well as arranging to and showing up to meet with a minor. for a lewd act. they states is originally from colorado, where he police say has an extensive criminal history, including child abuse charges. still ahead, students in the south bay hold a rally and march calling on the unities president to make good on a promise to help homeless students first after the break, the latest on the war in ukraine and new signs of possible escalation by the russians. abc seven uses five continues. in just a. some hesitate when faced with the decision. but not you. introducing the 2022 telluride nightfall edition. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless because everyday matters and having more

i think this can go on forever in san francisco lose pena abc 7 news. as we've been telling you it was a great day for the beach today. this was the scene at san francisco's ocean beach just over an hour ago. after the break abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel will be back for all the details on today's highs and (music throughout) what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery outlet's 20 percent off wine sale going on now till april 12. we have hundreds of wine, sure to please any wine enthusiast. so act now, 'cause these deals won't last long. stop in and save today. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ let's touch base on the heat as we take a quick look at the weather. just so steamy out there, but i guess it sounds like a karina some relief may be coming. oh. yeah, we're looking forward to hearing about that tells here to tell us about that. but before we get to the cooldown that's c

let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist. sandia patel said, yeah, dan and am crushing seabreeze bringing the temperature down. so it's comfortable for the ball game. i mean great weather out there. no doubt about it temperature right now 63 in the city. look at this still warm inland up to 90. is in brentwood, so we're seeing our microclimates but compared to 24 hours ago down 25 degrees here in the city. you definitely can feel it. the winds are up gusting the 35 sfo 34 in san francisco ahead. we are looking at wind advisory for the north and east bay hills lake and mendocino counties and a red flag warning. this is for the weekend for solano county. i'll be back to show you hour by hour why the fire danger is going to be increasing and how long the danger will last ama. all right. thank you so much sandia. we have new details now on the hit and run that killed two women in san jose take a look at photos of the vehicle police are looking for a newer model red four-door pickup. now the quality of the photos isn't great but i

. >>> the abc news exclusive. for the first time, we're hearing from the oscars producer about the moment he says police were ready to arrest will smith for assaulting chris rock on stage. how chris rock responded and reports tonight academy officials have now spoken to will smith. >>> tornado watches and severe storms from florida to new york. sirens blaring in the south with at least 35 reported tornadoes in ten states. a deadly tornado touching down in florida. at least two people killed. widespread damage reported across the south. homes destroyed. and dangerous thunderstorms tonight from d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. at least 50 million people in the storm zone. ginger zee tracking it all. >>> former president trump's son-in-law jared kushner appearing before the january 6th committee today. kushner becoming the first trump family member and highest ranking former official from the trump white house to testify before the panel. jonathan karl standing by. >>> and

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. let's get to our developing story out of new york where a manhunt is underway tonight after that shooting on a subway train during the morning commute as i saw a lot of people coming out of train station. one of them was injured. i believe it was a lady getting shot right in her leg and a lot of people was coming up from side to side screaming yelling asking for help. here is what we know so far. this happened just before 8:30 local time on a manhattan bound and train as it was entering the 36th street station. this is rush hour. then the train filled with smoke and then a single gunman opened fire ten. people were shot five of which are incredible, but salt condition and about 30 minutes ago new york investigators gave an update on the case. they announced a person of interest abc 7 news. anchor karina nova joins us with what they said about the manhunt karina. yeah, there is an active search going on for that suspect right now. there's also a $50,000 reward for him and we now have a

this is abc 7 news. there's a great deal of that we have uncovered to this case. and just the last few months alone. have developed many new leads. today six years after a san francisco woman and her two and a half year old daughter were last seen police and fbi investigators are giving an update on this case. good evening. thank you for joining us on dan ashley and i'm a dates the body of 32 year old. nicole fitz was found one week after she was last seen but her daughter ariana was never found however today investigators announced new developments in the case abc 7 news reporter leeann melendez has those details tonight a vigil for nicole fits and her daughter ariana relatives believe the 32 year old mother came to mclaren park on april 1st 2016 to meet a person known to her police say most likely her child's babysitter. it's here where her body was discovered a week later in a shallow grave her sister contessa fits remembers what she was made of the biggest thing. i remember about my sister is is how much love she had how much she loves she had for? yeah, prett

this is abc 7 news.opic is now a topic of conversation more women in tech are talking about their salary in an effort to close the wage gap abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow dug into the data and has the story. when former apple software engineering author kate rotondo negotiated working from home one to two days a week before the pandemic and an offer for more money than she'd made previously. she thought she was in a pretty good place that had thought like a huge win until rotando says she started and discovered the three men on her team worked fully remotely. she later learned a man joining the team after her would be making more money when we compared numbers of my salary and his offer. he was offered a lot more money. rotondo says she ultimately spoke with eight men who all confirmed making more money than her. she took her concerns up the chain of command they came back to me saying they would make a zero dollar adjustment and that's when i gave my notice apple tells abc 7 news. it's achie

the city has been seeing abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes was there when the mayor made the announcement violent crime is on the rise in san jose. according to mayor sam. licardo his office pointing to least data showing that 2021 saw a 10.4% increase in violent crime felony assaults sexual assaults and robberies this year. they say is on track to be similar and his press conference today. licardo spoke about action. the city has taken over the years including hiring more than 200 san jose police officers launching programs for young adults and expanding mental health response units, but still the crime increased continued legardo says that factors have been linked to the crime increase one is the rising rate of pretrial releases many felon arrestees who have otherwise would otherwise have been detained. licardo says the second factor is what he calls a persistent scourge of untreated meth addiction among many of those arrested overall the proposal aims to expand drug treatment for arrestes support small businesses hit by robber

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right, certainly a long way to go in that investigation cornell thank you to the south bay now. we're abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has an update from fire. officials about that huge home depot fire lots of activity behind you yeah, dion as you can see, it's a much calmerce scene than what we were looking at night the noise you are perhaps hearing and the trucks going by they're going by quite frequently. these are at least a dozen trucks moving all the water. is used in fighting that massive blaze last night and as of today at one o'clock nearby neighborhoods did have that shelter in place order lifted officials said it is now safe for them to open. windows and turn on their air conditioning the ruins of a five alarm fire at a san jose home depot firefighters still at work after a more than six hour battle saturday night the fire now mostly under control. we're hot spotting through structure right now putting smoldering pieces of the building and the investigation which began

tim: in danville, tim johns, abc 7 news. jobina: happening today, at nine mayors from california's largest cities, will meet in sacramento with one message to the state -- -- extend funding for critical homeless programs. the oakland mayor an com crenk's ll other cities is morning. they want the government to restate funding that has helped pay for 25,000 shelter beds. the funding expires next year. mayor libby schaaf says it has helped. for 741 shelter beds in her city alone. whereas fans are feeling the disappointment this morning, but that it's ok, we still have a chance. amanda: still some potential. i do have some good news about that, at least some good news. the nets can try to advance to the next round. the star power game for action right here on abc 7. nuggets lead almost the entire game, and the warriors just couldn't finish that late game come back. denver nuggets wins 126-121, to avoid being eliminated in the series sweep. >> pretty difficult to beat a team three times in a row, let alone four. they had a lot of

this abc 7 news. soot ash and chard remains all that's left today at a home depot in the south bay and at the port of benicia. both fires started yesterday and each burned for more than 10 hours spewing smoke across the bay area leaving destruction behind with that. we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. we do have live team coverage for you providing the latest developments on those fires abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is live for us in south san jose where a shelter in place order was just lifted this afternoon for those living near the fire, but we begin with abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard live in the east bay where flames just ravaged to the port of benicia cornell officials. say the fire was extinguished at about 12:30 this afternoon a whopping hours after it started. yeah, really incredible deon but yes, that is the good news. the fire is out here at the port but the damage has been done as you can plainly see the fire department says several hundred yards of d

this is abc 7.ment sheds new light on the massive fraud that hit the edd during the pandemic a federal grand jury charged 10, arkansas residents with stealing millions of dollars from california's edd debit cards issued by bank of america. the indictment says a bank of america cont. or was on the inside helping cohorts cash and phony edd debit cards and make off with get this 2.7 million dollars. the whole thing was just unbelievable at seven on your side's michael. finney is you guys this shows the long arm of the edd fraud this time authority say all the way from arkansas. now, you may recall bank of america detected fraud and froze thousands of edd debit cards trying to stop the fraud now in the process many legitimate workers were locked out of there unemployment benefits. you guys took 16,000 from the account. where did it go? $7,000 taken out of my account. it hurts diane davis and michael conant watched his hackers drain their edd debit cards bank of america denied their claims and froze thei

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mariupol's mayor told abc today that u.s. military assistance is reaching ukrainian fighters in the city, and they have no intention of surrender. are there 1,000 people left in the plant now, or what's the number? he said 1,000 civilians are also in that steel plant, and they're running out of what they need to survive. 100,000 people remain stuck in the city, but today, for the first time in more than a week, a handful managed to get out. vitaly was among them. we met him as he struggled with his few remaining possessions. his bus stopped repeatedly by russian checkpoints, he says. soldiers there intimidating and humiliating those on board. russians were taking your fingerprints? "yes, they took photographs from the front, from the sides," he says. "they were grabbing me by my hands, by my neck." he's crying. he's had a long journey. finally a chance to rest. tell me, who have you left behind in mariupol? "my son, and his wife," he says. "i was living underground for 25 days." his granddaughter went through hell witheflyost

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this is abc 7 news.and alameda county have not been holding people accountable for committing violent crimes in the city of oakland. far too many people have been let out of custody after being caught with firearms. oakland's police chief doesn't hold back as he addresses another wave of violence. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm liz kroits and i'm dan ashley oakland once again plagued by gun violence with another wave of shootings and killings. it started last wednesday. where within a period of about 24 hours three people lost their lives, but it then spilled over into the weekend a 15 year old girl died in a shooting on east oakland in a home there then someone opened fire on an suv on westbound. state 580 near mills college two people were injured in that shooting and today a visibly angry and frustrated oakland police chief discussed the recent shootings in his city abc 7 news reporter leslie, brinkley. was there and has the story? the gun violence is unrelenting. oakland's police chief

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to help we have put together a list of verified groups that are sending donations and supplies to refugees. you can find that at abc7news.com/takeaction. francis, let's get a check outside. >> here is a live look from emeryville, looking out to the bay. the winds are really going to pick up and we will have cooler temperatures through the weekend. 20 of sunshine, but windy conditions i will tell you about, as well as rain coming on monday with the accuweather seven day forecast. liz: thank you, francis. three deaths in two days. the family of an oakland shooting victim speaks out on gun violence. and, planning your next vacation might be difficult. he covers some key tips in making the booking and rental process easier this summer. i'm a millionaire! i'm not a millionaire? i'm a millionaire? i'm not a millionaire. crypto is complicated. but as a tax expert with crypto experience, you can hand your taxes off to me. you do your thing, we've got your taxes. intuit turbot

stone, abc 7 news.a california man is accused of playing on more than 80 children across the u.s. what investigators want -- preying on more than 80 children across the u.s. what investigators want parents to know. you can never truly see the world through someone else's eyes but will glasses giving it a try for those who cannot see. >> windy weather continues tomorrow. i will let you know when palmer conditions are -- calmer conditions are expected. dan: here is a look at jimmy kimmel live. jimmy: fancy meeting you here. ♪ the world is full of make or break moments. especially if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, it's time to make your move to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tig

zelensky abc news reporter corina. mitchell tells us the meeting ended with a new pledge of support. at least 50 people are dead and more than 100 hurt after the single deadliest attack on civilians since russia invaded ukraine a missile hitting a train station in eastern ukraine were thousands had gathered trying to flee ukrainian officials. say russia was behind the attack. the region's governor said quote the enemy clearly knew it is a rail station and did it to prevent people from leaving the region their individuals that had burned alive in these cars. these were innocent women and children and grandmothers trying to evacuate on trains and they were the target of this attack russia denies. it was behind the bloodshed, but the on is adamant. this was their doing friday the president of the european commission visited. future with top ukrainian officials ukraine says russian troops killed hundreds of civilians there. she appeared visibly move. they saw a nice grave later the eu's president gave ukrainian president b

is put up or shut up day on abc. has put up 26 points and 14 rebounds a game in this series against chicago. looking to take a commanding lead today. meanwhile, demar derozan's bulls need to show up after a nightmarish game three on friday night. they start our double header as we could wnt it down right now. >> we have a swagger about us that we understand, how to win games down the stretch. >> it's playoff time. it's just hard to win. >> everybody not made for playoffs. >> he got the ball, in. >> the real ones, they show

abc news couldn't verify the video's authenticity. unable to contact them directly, we sent questions about the conditions there. residents trapped for weeks describe the hell of daily life. it was a massacre, he says, shells, rounds, scary things, but we endured. victoria says simply, it's like when she show you the last days of the planet. we were thinking, this is it. >> those horror stories continue more than two months into this war. ian pannell with us again tonight fromkey. and ian, i want to go back to the american kill in the ukraine. we heard from the president late today for the first time. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, whit, the president calling the death of american willy joseph cancel very sad. and u.s. officials doubling down tonight, urging americans once again not to travel to ukraine, as russia ramps up its attacks in the east and the south of the country. whit? >> ian, thank you. >>> tonight there is news on the long awaited covid vaccine for the youngest children, those under 5 years old. the fda announcing mee

packer tells abc's t.j. holmes the l.a.p.d.e to his office and spoke with rock. >> they were saying, you know, this is battery was the word they used in that moment. they said, we will go get him. we are prepared. we're prepared to get him right now. you can press charges. we can arrest him. they were laying out the options. and as they were talking, chris was -- he was being very dismissive of those options. he was like, no, i'm fine. he was like, no, no, no. and even to the point where i said, rock, let them finish. the l.a.p.d. officers finished laying out what his options were, and they said, you know, would you like us to take any action? and he said, no. he said, no. >> reporter: packer said he like so many others thought the slap was part of a planned skit. he did not speak to will on the night of the oscars. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences this week was asked to leave the ceremony and refused. but variety reports people with knowledge of the incident say, while some academy members expressed that they w

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.iz: if you want to have the people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits that are sending donations and supplies to refugees. you can find that at abc7news.com/takeaction. francis, let's get a check outside. francis: yeah. here is a gorgeous view from sutro looking toward san francisco and the bay. sunrise coming up shortly. it will be sunny and very windy today and we even have rain coming up in the forecast. i will tell you about that shortly. liz: also had, three deaths in two days. the family of an oakland shooting victim speaks out on gun violence. plus, some tips for travel. we know people are starting to book their summer plans. book their summer plans. we will get the best deals, meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. book their summer plans. we will get the best deals, 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she'

. >> now to an update on abc seven i team investigation.it has been four months since the i team first showed you millions of dollars of personal protective equipment bought for the pandemic left outside in the rain like this in san mateo county to today we learned the controversy continues to cost taxpayers money. the county manager tells the board of supervisors he has rented three warehouses to store this ppe's salvaged from the rain at an ongoing cost of $25,000 per month. >> that is why we are looking into building our own for long-term. and makes more sense than continuing to rent facilities. >> it makes me quite sad. i think about it often. we have got to move forward but this was not the county at its best. >> the county manager also revealed much of the ppe expires this month so he is looking at alternative uses for the face shields and other items and looking for a responsible way to recycle all the material. >> last week, the eye team reported on stolen goods being sold in the open on san francisco streets. >> it is not just a le

abc's. it's all gonna be fun to watch right here here on abc 7. thanks guys.mber abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. all right that is it for this special edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on the dates and i've been ashley for sandia patel chris alvarez all of us here. we appreciate your time on this special edition of the news. we'll see you again at a regular time eleven o'clock. bye for now. in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't. find a path forward to move ahead to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commandment to meet those moments the oakland city council is meeting right now the tough questions. is it worse now real solutions for you for all of us. where did you do what you do? this is the moment to build a better bay area join us. ♪♪♪ from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars or our show

i am stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: so strange. did the family or neighbors have any details on a possible connection between ramirez and the third suspect, baldomeo sandoval? stephanie: dan, family members told our partners at univision that there was an understanding that ramirez and sandoval may be in a relationship. that is not confirmed by investigators. and it is still unclear role sandoval had. we will keep digging in. dan: thanks stephanie. >> major consumer news tonight -- after more than 45 years, the legal cap medical malpractice awards is about to be increased. it is a major victory for consumers, but especially those of color. 7 on your side's michael finney has been covering the campaign to change the law for more than a decade. michael. michael: at least many people think there is a big payday for those who wind medical malpractice lawsuits for pain-and-suffering. here in california, nothing could be further from the truth. in 1975, we limited the legal rights of patients and their families who are harmed or killed b

abc news, new york.i: a new report is shedding light on a serious problem on america's highways. the number of pedestrians killed by drivers spiked 17% in the first half of last year compared to 2020. this is according to data released by the governors highway safety association. the group links the increase to three factors; reckless drivers, outdated infrastructure and fewer officers on the roads. reggie: a fear factor that could economic toll on bay area cities. the concerns revealed in a new study. kumasi: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange. we are down this morning by about 120 point. another update on the markets is next. reggie: some harrowing moments after a drawbridge partially crushes a pontoon. we want to show you what's coming up on abc 7 at 7:00, dr. peter 10 home talks about where we stand with the pandemic, the thing i'm looking forward to, the puppeteers known for performing as gonzo is live on our show. we will talk about that and an incredible exhibit here in town deali

luz: luz pena, abc 7 news. san francisco, the mission district health and welfare will be held at shotwell and 17th. and 17th. health support with code vaccinations and testing, hiv and blood pressure screenings, as well as connections to health care and mental health providers. financial support, affordable housing information and access to food pantries will be offered. it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. walmart is holding its quarterly wellness day at all of its pharmacies. free health screenings including glucose, cholesterol, blood pressure, baty mass index and vision screenings, affordable immunizations, including flu, pneumonia and tetanus. there will be no cost. calwood vaccines will be available. is from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at your local walmart pharmacy. still ahead, we all love this breathtaking bay area views. today a new place to enjoy them is opening. details ahead. here is a live look from santa cruz. the sunrise peeking out and looking beautiful on the water. we will have your forecast com