he spoke to abc news anchor jon karl on abc s this week. if there is a special election, i would definitely run in that special election because our voters have been disenfranchised . this is one of the greatest tactics of voter disenfranchisement and voter oppression that i have ever witnessed. it is not only unprecedented, it is historical in nature is a historical abuse of power by cameron sexton and they were super majority republican legislature who would rather expel our voices and try to expel our people's voices from the people's house rather than address the issue of gun violence. pearson and former representative justin jones were kicked out. you may remember of the legislature by their colleagues in a vote thursday, republicans accused the two men of bringing disorder and dishonor to the house of representatives after they led a disruptive gun control protest on the house floor last month without being recognized. there are two possible ways pearson and jones could return that is by the appointment by their county commissioners t

he spoke to abc news anchor jonathan karl on abc's this week. if there is a special election, i would definitely run in that special election because our voters have been disenfranchised. this is one of the greatest tactics of voter disenfranchisement and voter oppression that i have ever witnessed. it is not only unprecedented, it is historical and nature is a historical abuse of power by cameron sexton and they were super majority republican legislature who would rather expel our voices and try to expel our people's voices from the people's house rather than address the issue of gun violence. pearson and former representative justin jones were kicked out of the legislature by their colleagues in a vote thursday, where republicans accused the two men of bringing disorder and dishonor to the house of representatives. all of this after they led a disruptive gun control protests on the house floor last month without being recognized. there are two possible ways pearson and jones could return. their appointment by their county commissioners to the

in antioch, anser hassan, abc 7 news. ama: it appears mayor london breed is supposed to funding a new reparations office at city hall, at least for now. the mayor told the board of supervisors yesterday she has no plans at this time to report -- support the request from supervisor walton who is proposing an office that would be in charge of implementing any final recommendations, which are due in june. mayor breed said she will wait for that final report before making decisions this comes as the city is facing a 780 million dollar two-year budget deficit. dan: san mateo county is one step closer to becoming a sanctuary county after the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that prohibits the county from cooperating with i.c.e. without a federal warrant. ama: critics of the legislation designed to bring more equality saying it overlooks public safety. stephanie has the latest. stephanie: an ordinance that is set to bring more equality for asylum-seekers and san mateo >> i double punishment for immigrants. >> when a pers

this is abc seven news. a five year old killed in a freeway shooting the little girl who was looking forward to celebrate her sixth birthday soon. cut down by gun violence. obey area family grieving tonight. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim watching abc seven news at 11. that heartbreaking case is just one of two separate shootings that multiple agencies are investigating tonight. here is what we know. police in fremont heard from a pedestrian saturday night who said a car pulled up to them and shot at that person . after some kind of confrontation. that call came in at 6 37, then less than 10. minutes later, chp says the five year old girl was shot and killed ■in another shooting on 8 80. few hours later, santa cruz police arrest a car with three people they believe are connected to the deadly milpitas shooting. and we should point out officials are still working to see if the fremont shooting is connected at all, abc seven news reporter jr stone joins us now following this tragic sho

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still, yo, abc seven news. hundreds will fill delores park in san francisco for an easter tradition. today the sisters of perpetual indulgence are hosting their 44th annual celebration. it kicks off with children's easter from 10 to noon, and that will include an egg hunt storytime and the easter bunny rupaul's drag race star honey mahogany hosts the more adult oriented event that's from noon to four and that will include the classic hunky jesus contest. and it's a spring celebration at salesforce parkinson francisco this morning. the park is hosting a free spring spring fling event that starts at 10. there will be a bunch of activities little kids, including music, egg hunts, face painting, coloring and even a visit from the easter bunny. there's also a beer garden for adults and the egg hunt for kids. 0 to 4 starts at 10 30. then there's one for kids. five and up that starts at 11. easter bunny keeping busy today. yeah, that's right. he's going to navigate through some tall grass is perhaps and beautiful day

thank you very much and you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc 7 news.com to join karina in justinutes tune in for that and if you're watching this on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandy patel. i'm dave ashley. i'm a dates. we'll see you at 6. >> david: tonight, breaking news, the tornado emergency >> david: tonight, breaking news, the tornado emergency playing out right now. reported tornadoes on the ground late today across several states and the warnings as we come up on the air tonight. one of those tornadoes already being described as catastrophic cutting through little rock, arkansas. there are reports of significant damage tonight. downed trees, homes destroyed, vehicles tossed into the air. at least 80 million americans on alert tonight for severe storms. our weather team telling us this is just the beginning. the threat after dark tonight for damaging winds, long-track tornadoes, and this threat continues into the day tomorrow. first, in the middle of the country in the south, and then in the east, victor in the storm zone and rob marciano standing by

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you're watching abc 7 news at 11. mayor london breed is asking for a federal lifeline now when it comes to curbing san francisco's ongoing drug crisis, it all comes as her police department struggles with understaffing abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard with who the mayor is turning to. my hope is that we'll be able to partner and work together on trying to address this really important issue mayor london breed admits san francisco needs help to slow drug dealing that's happening every day on the streets breed just wrote a letter to the newly appointed us attorney for northern california ishmael ramsey saying the problem is beyond the city's control we definitely need some help because when we look at not only you know the fact that we in our police department are short staff i mean because an arrest there's a whole process that goes into that and having the capacity to meet the challenges has been difficult great says the city needs additional and ongoing support from the department of justice to both the rest and p

ama: abc 7 news dion lim was there. dion: attorneys for the three men charged in 23 euros -- and 23-month-old jasper wu made their case clear -- >> i'm asking for all charges to be dropped. dion: they claim he was hit by rival gangs will sitting in the back of his family's white lexus as a drove on the southbound lanes of 880. johnny jackson is a member of the gang. >> he did nothing to cause the death of the child. it seems to me like he is a victim. dion: one who reported charging documents is a member of the chopper city gang and is believed to be the other involved. jack sin bin and trevor grain also part of the gang, they charged under the former da. david's defender brought up what he called the political circus surrounding the case. >> we intend to flesh out the races and class bias tendencies of the gang enhancement unit. dion: can you elaborate? >> tention surrounng the decision-making between nancy o'malley and pam prize. dion: those advising family responded to the accusation. peter mcginnis officer. evidence

this is abc 7 news.ncil member is now facing perjury charges after allegedly lying about sharing confidential city documents with the san francisco 49ers abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey. spoke with the legal analyst about what this could mean for the councilmember as as well as the team. lies leaks and litigation santa clara city councilmember anthony becker indicted on charges of perjury for allegedly lying under oath to a santa clara county civil grand jury district attorney. jeff rosen shared a statement reading councilmember becker violated the public's trust that an elected official would commit perjury and lie under oath before the grand jury strikes at the very heart of our justice system and requires accountability legal analysts stephen clark suggests the da brought on these charges because he believes they'll stick perjury happens every day. but it's rarely prosecuted because it is difficult to prosecute and the fact that the da has brought these charges suggests that they have a strong case

suzanne phan, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. oakland police are investigating a deadly attack in chinatown. a man was found unresponsive on 10th street around 7:30 this morning. police say he isn't on house man who is known to the neighborhood and sleeps in the front door -- is an unhoused man who is known to the neighborhood and sleeps in the front door of the business. ama: a key witness to lie and testimony against two defendants in a 2011 homicide he investigated. witnesses retracted their testimony, and both were released from jail. tran faces five delaunay charges. dan: officers and teachers are rallying in oakland, one day after the teachers union voted to a pro -- approve the strike. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan is live at the rally with the very latest. anser? anser: good evening. this rally has been going on for about s board meeting is also underway. the union says they will continue to negotiate until friday and won't strike until then, but many parents in the district say now is not the time to strike, especiall

tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: federal regulators are racing to seize and then sell san francisco's first republic bank as soon as this weekend. the fbi see options, one to control the bank and the second to sell it off, then to take full ownership of it entirely pair last month, fdic took control of first republic bank and silicon valley bank, both of which were failing. customers had withdrawn $100 billion in deposits. the santa fe unified school district is facing a teacher shortage. it needs to hire 200 teachers for the next school year, cording to the latest numbers from the california department of education. the district faces several challenges, including nearby district that can take simply not being tayeater therre 2 in the dtrict. rathon negotiations between the oakland unified school to serve in the teacher's unit still has not produced any results, and negotiations are set to resume today. yesterday, teachers and supporters spent today making signs in anticipation of a possible strike. those who h

this is abc 7 news. >> most people are working during the day and don't think about packages being delivered. it is nothing unusual. >> an accused drug smuggler hiding in plain sight. a neighbor of this police union executive is describing her experience with a woman now facing major charges. plus the historic indictment. former president donald trump now expected to be arraigned tuesday and he now has a response plus -- >> it gives me a feeling of joy that we are not fighting this by ourselves. >> how the trans community is fighting back against anti-lgbt legislation and the allies that are showing up in support. good evening and thanks for joining us. i am dion lim. you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. we want to turn your attention to the forecast as we take a live look outside tonight from our tower camera. can ly c but those winds are going to be kicking up tomorrow morning. spencer christian has been watching the conditions very closely. what can we expect here? spencer: we have a wind event w

you stream abc 7 news. all right next we have your weekend forecast. enjoying it. look ahead at our next chance of rain. this family sticks together. that's our great strength. ♪ come on, let's go. woo! [giggles] ♪ we must protect the people. dad! yaw! ♪ rated pg-13. hitting parts of the south and midwest again today 24 people are hospitalized after two tornadoes touched down in central arkansas high risk tornado warnings were issued for parts of six states, arkansas, illinois, iowa, mississippi, missouri and tennessee, very volatile weather in that part of the country. yeah, so let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandy of tell for the latest sandia. yeah, alma and dan right now tornado watch boxes stretch from the southern portion of the plains and the gulf coast region all the way up to the midwest. so the severe thunderstorms breaking out around arkansas. they've had numerous reports of those tornadoes 20 to be precise along with hail and as we look at the bigger picture here, that storm is very

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this is abc seven news. i shouldn't have to feel like i'm putting my life in danger. every time i ride my three year old sunday school, but i do now at five. various cyclist calling for action, the changes they want to see on the roads after a well known cyclists died while riding his bike in san francisco. good morning. everybody is saturday. april 8th. i'm loose. kreutz thanks for joining us here with lisa. arjun lisa. good morning to you and happy easter weekend. let's go check out the forecast. good morning. we are looking at things warming up around the bay area this weekend and starting with today cloud cover that is allowing for temperatures to be not t cl ni, in factsa frcisco fremo that 52? as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, it is cooler, but mainly along the coast, seven degrees there, 2 to 3 degrees san francisco and oakland. as we look outside, you can see good visibility and there could be a renegade shower offshore. otherwise i'll change that. and we're going for mostly cloudy skies

this is abc seven news. an emotional gathering as tears, flow and remembrance of a champion cyclist killed in a collision this week while riding in san francisco. good evening. i'm on the dates ashley thank you for joining us cyclist around san francisco are calling for changes tonight following the death of ethan boys tuesday afternoon boys who was a nationally recognized and award winning cyclist. died after a collision with a car in the presidio, abc seven news reporter tim johns was at the vigil held for boys this evening and has the story were literally dying out here. i'm not sure what we have to do to make them care, anger and sadness friday night at a vigil in san francisco's presidio, dozens coming together to remember cyclists ethan boys who was killed tuesday after a collision with a car near this spot we just want to reflect to ethan was as a person, which was a very positive grounded centered person boys was a renowned and world class athletes, someone who won dozens of awards throughout his lif

can she do that to abc? seven news i team reporter dan noise has been looking into it, and you're here with the info for us now. dan and dan once again, pam price has refused my request for an interview, but she's trying a new tactic. posting recorded statements on social media that don't allow for any follow up questions. several longtime veterans in the field of criminal justice. lawyers and judges. tell me they've never seen anything like this district attorney going on social media and attacking a judge judge mark mccann, in overstepped his boundaries as a judicial officer. price says that mark mccann ins appear in court judge for 10 years appointed by governor jerry brown before that, in alameda county prosecutor for 16 years should hear no more criminal cases. my office will file a motion to disqualify him from hearing any criminal cases being prosecuted by our office because judge mccann in rejected the plea deal, price offered alonso log wood accused of three murders, one during a carjacking robbery,

search abc seven bay area to download it for free.iew of what were working on tonight for abc seven news at 11:00. governor newsom going on a road trip. his stops in the south this week that seem awfully familiar to a presidential run. plus it is perhaps the last official sign of covid coming to an end. california rule that is being dropped tomorrow. those stories and more coming up on abc seven news tonight at 11:00. finally now it's a win-win situation for the bay area. 2 local college basque all-stars will face off in the ncaa basketball tournament tomorrow. dariell state university in its quest for a championship title. the sdsu guard is a star at san francisco saint ignatius high school. they will play against joey who will try to bring home a yukon's fifth title. they were marin county's all-time leading scorer in high school. both players grew up as friends and will now be opponents in tomorrow's final matchup. san diego was not even on my radar. >> mine either. >> here we go. we shall see how it goes. that is all announcer: he

here's abc's arrange shop. tonight texas governor greg abbott, aiming to pardon a man convicted of murder. for this 2020 fatal austin shooting caught on video , you can hear a series of shots as the gunman. army sergeant daniel perry killed 28 year old air force veteran garrett foster , who was armed with an ak 47, protesting against police brutality and racial injustice guilty of the offensive murders with a counselor who pleaded not guilty and claim self defense, breaking down in tears after a jury convicted him of murder on friday. but just one day later requested the state board of pardons and paroles grand perry a pardon suggesting the shooting fell. understand your ground laws tweeting. i look forward to approving the board's pardon as soon as it hits my desk by refusing to accept the valid judgment of a criminal jury here in travis county. the governor has undermined our rule of law in the state of texas, according to evidence prosecutors presented in court perry posted on social media about his desire t

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: coming up, our wet weather added up to historic levels of snow in the sierra. how can we hang onto all of that water to avoid a drought ...so it's going to be perfect. ok, that pattern works. wow, this whole look works. and at a price that really works. i think our work here is done. at floor and decor, our helpful associates and free in-store design services add to your experience, not your expenses. and with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, creating the kitchen to match your taste has never been easier. discover floor and decor today! ama: however record snowpack from this year's storms is clearly relieving the drought. dan: now we need to keep as much of that water as we can. ama: as abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian has learned, and may involve a new way of thinking how and where water. spencer: for most of california's history, a record snowpack in the sierra has been like money in the vacant, feeling reservoirs and keeping riv

cornell bernard, abc seven news alright. so the come on abc. seven mornings battle lines being drawn over the abortion tail. two competing judicial rulings handed down almost simultaneously, what's likely next in the legal fight and voter outrages, tennessee officials consider reappointing to lawmakers after a controversial protests on the house floor the new developments after they were expelled from their seats. welcome if you or someone you know were injured in an accident. that was not your fault. listen up. we have legal professional standing by to tell you how much your case is potentially worth. so tom, tell the viewers watching at home who should call in right now, gina. anyone who's been injured in an accident that was not your fault should give us a call. right now. we have live agents available to answer any questions you have. they'll tell you if you have a case and how much is potentially worth. thanks, tom. you heard it. folks. call now. what is your intention? we're here to dominate. i would so much for you. how about that? this

abc's victor oquendo is on the ground.begin with senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking the dangerous conditions overnight, so rob, what can we expect here? >> rob: we are about to see some thunderstorms and the sunshine behind me. we are on the path of the next batch of storms as still very disruptive system. we have on the right are some storms across associates but they are petering out and more concerned about what is coming into pennsylvania, new york and eventually the i-95 corridor, just up the ante with a tornado watch and includes most of new jersey and includes field of and severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 which could have big hill and went over 55 miles an hour. computer mouse showing the sun showing this line com showing te coming to philadelphia to come to new york, about 7:00 to 8:00, so this could be some destructive storms. more in the way of power outages. it does clear and because more quiet just as the next system comes into the pacific northwest tomorrow, crosses the rockies on monday and sets

this is abc 7 news. our top story tonight heartbreaking words from a family friend describing the five-year-old girl shot and killed while she and her familyt left to be learned in this investigation. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. mama dates. the chp now says this shooting from saturday and i actually took place in the fremont area of a 80. as of tonight. no rest have been made. abc seven news reporter jr stone spoke with a close friend of the family and has new information tonight. he was so excited for easter. she had a school event coming up and field trips. she couldn't wait to go. on those descriptions of five year old eliana, who was shot and killed as her family drove along. i 80 in the east base saturday night. her mom's best friend, ashley eliana, called. auntie fought back tears as we spoke with her monday, my friend up from a crime scene all this side of the freeway where the freeway was closed down. i mean police escorted to the hospital. where we found out her daugh

this is abc 7 news. top story tonight heartbreaking words from a family friend describing the five-year-old girl shot and killed while she and her familyt left to be learned in this investigation. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. mama dates. the chp now says this shooting from saturday and i actually took place in the fremont area of a 80. as of tonight. no rest have been made. abc seven news reporter jr stone spoke with a close friend of the family and has new information tonight. he was so excited for easter. she had a school event coming up and field trips. she couldn't wait to go. on those descriptions of five year old eliana, who was shot and killed as her family drove along. i 80 in the east base saturday night. her mom's best friend, ashley eliana, called. auntie fought back tears as we spoke with her monday, my friend up from a crime scene all this side of the freeway where the freeway was closed down. i mean police escorted to the hospital. where we found out her daughter

this is abc seven news. the national spotlight on safety in san francisco in response to the stabbing death of tech entrepreneur bob lee mayor london breed is now going on the offensive. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm dion lim, you're watching abc seven news at 11. we are looking at solutions tonight, focusing on reducing crime in san francisco first to look at san francisco's homicide rate. fbi and police crime data from 2021 actually show san francisco close to the bottom of the list of major cities in america with 6.9 homicides per 100,000 people now for perspective. the city with the highest homicide rates, st louis has 66.5 homicides per 100,000 people. at 11, abc seven news reporter tara campbell has been following the story joins us live in studio and terra. tell us what exactly does the mayor say about people's perceptions when it comes to the safety of our city? yeah well, dion, the mayor says progress is being made in keeping the streets safe, including starting to see some results in p

abc 7 news. >> he was loving, above everything else. dion: friends, coworkers, and family in the east bay share warm memories of a man whose life was taken too soon. hi, everybody. thank you so much for joining us for this early edition of abc 7 news, due to the nhl people came together to say goodbye to blake mohs, who was killed trying to stop a shoplifter at a pleasanton home depot. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us it was a moving tribute. >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ cornell: music and prayers to honor a young man who loves life. >> blake cared for people, he loved us, and i'm sure he cared for every person who is here today. cornell: hundreds filled fremont community church to remember blake mohs, who was killed earlier this month while trying to stop a theft at the pleasanton home depot store, while -- where he worked as a loss prevention employee. his coworkers wore orange aprons as a tribute. >> some saw him as a great prevent -- protection specialist. some saw him as a wonderful associate it i think all of us s

here's abc 7 news reporter unser hassan.n antioch allegations of excessive forests and police brutality led to an fbi investigation of eight officers. i'd investigation exposed even more officers involved in alleged misconduct and now we've got allegations that at least eight other officers are are involved in sending racist text messages. are these the people who can fairly police a community ben? nissenbaum is a partner at the law firm of burris nissan bomb curry and lacey he suggests federal oversight may be necessary to move the department forward. well, there is nobody left to do it. they've shown they can't do it. da has shown that they're not willing to enforce the standards this embalm is the lawyer representing the family of angelo quinto who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the antioch police department the case gay national attention in part because his death was silar to the killing of george floyd and they continued that prone restraint with enough pressure on his back to cause particular hemorrhages in hi

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this is abc seven news. now it's six deadly freeway shooting a five year old girl killed less than two weeks before her birthday. her family, of course, now grieving. justice for jasper. a rally planned for today honoring another young child killed by gunfire in the east bank. above average snowfall. how much more snow is needed for it to be officially record breaking at one tahoe resort. good morning. welcome to monday, april 10th? yes i hope you had a great weekend. it was so beautiful. are we in store for more of that true dry weather again today? thankfully me a nice pattern this weekend continues for another day, but a fog out there this morning. we have clouds along the coast have been made down to a mile visibility and petaluma has dense fog right now, right? a quarter of a mile visibility there, so our marine there is back in parts. mild temperatures this morning, uppe forties to mid fifties out there right now we'll take a live look from sutro tower showing you had a bit of fog over the city will ke

lena howland, abc 7 news. ama: this morning, the city of oakland began efforts to shut down and move everyone out of a homeless encampment between 18th street and 20th street, weeks after a federal judge lifted a restraining order, allowing the city to evict the remaining encampment residents. it is being cleared for a new affordable housing project. city officials say their goal is to transition the roughly 70 one house people to city shelters. >> we have lived under constant stress, under siege for years, just because we are here and we are inconvenienced. they just see us as a problem, not as people. ama: oakland's acting homelessness administrator say four agree to relocate and for city shelter programs. dan: after the break, new details about today's mass shooting at a bank in louisville, kentucky, that claimed the lives of four and injured nine. what police say about the suspect. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustr

this is abc seven news. the fda has failed its responsibility to protect women and girls and that it's time to remove these drugs from the market or at a minimum to put back important safeguards on their use. now it's 6 30. the debate on abortion heats up after a texas judge reverses the fda approval of a commonly used abortion drug what the controversial decision made last night means for access to the drug. good morning, everyone thanks for joining us, and we're going to start this stuff out with another check of the forecast looking nice out there this morning getting some peaks of sun for sure. as we look out towards the golden gate bridge, you can see some of the cloud cover overhead and we will have this for the first part of the day. but temperatures in the upper forties downtown so not too hard to take 51 in palo alto 52 in san jose, 45 half moon bay . it is 53 in santa cruz low sixties today, partly cloudy skies arriving in the second half of the day, upper forties nevada and napa, and we are still

tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: federal regulators are racing to seize and then sell san francisco's first republic bank as soon as this weekend. abc news reports the fdic is exploring two options, one to control the bank and the second to sell it off, then to take -- to take full ownership of it second,. last month, fdic took control of first republic bank and silicon valley bank, both of which were failing. customers had withdrawn $100 billion in deposits. in the south unified school district is facing a teacher shortage. it needs to hire 200 teachers for the next school year, according to the latest numbers from the california department of education. the district faces several challenges, including nearby districts that can pay significantly more anteaters simply not being able to afford to live in the bay area. there are 26,000 students in the school district. marathon negotiations between the oakland unified school to -- and the teacher's union still has not produced any results, and negotiations are set

it could home rud abc is phil. lip off is that yankee stadium taking us out to the ballgame, explaining how climate change and global warming could be to blame? good morning, phil. good morning, jeanette. i'll let the scientists explain that. but you're right. let's just call it a small spike a small spike. this group of scientists says the warmer climate may actually be helping baseball players hit the ball farther. the most exciting parts of the game. the crack of the bat the moment you know it's gone. it's gone. and this morning, a new study suggests one reason why sluggers maybe hitting it out of the park a little bit more often, climate change. there is a pretty simple physical mechanism going on here, which ir getess denmeaninhere is ssird by dartmtholgecienti ed 10000 major league games and more than 200,000 balls hit in play. their findings. games played in warmer temperatures can lead to more home runs because of a reduction in ballpark air density. we were able to isolate the role of climate change by usi

next on abc seven news at 4 30. the murder of tech exec bob lee has many in san francisco worried about safety mayor london breed tries to ease those concerns. and the department of justice files an appeal after a texas judge reverses fda approval of an abortion drug, abc seven news at 54 30 starts right now. building a better bay area movin luons. this is abc seven news. you could call it a march with a message. hundreds of people take to the stre lgbtq legislation nationwide uro abc seven news. i'm dion lim early because of nhl hockey at five. we begin now with the day of action and activism in san francisco, hundreds of trans and drag activists and their supporters rally in protest of recent lgbtq legislation across the country. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there. what do we do? the message echoing through the streets of san francisco activists and their allies say enough is enough. organizers this protest march called drag up fight back is in direct response to a wave of anti lgbtq legislation nat

in hayward, ryan curry, abc 7 news.gloria: for the third time this weekend, police investigating a crash allegedly caused by a wrong way driver. a pickup truck drove the wrong direction down westbound 580 near 13. the driver was intentionally crying to -- trying to crash on two other vehicles. the driver of the city-owned truck it crashed into had minor injuries. the other driver suffered major injuries and was taken to the hospital. an investigation underway into a deadly wrong-way crash. it happened around 3:30 saturday morning on 101 north of the 580 interchange. that is when a pickup truck heading in the southbound lane slammed head-on into a black bmw. the driver, a 22-year-old man, from santa rosa, died. authorities say they believe he was under the influence of alcohol. the driver in the bmw identified as 30-year-old trey from nevada, and his father tells us his side -- his son was on his way to work at the airport. he says he underwent surgery yesterday and has more surgeries today. one woman is it and two other

this is abc seven news. an emotional gathering as tears, flow and remembrance of a champion cyclist killed in a collision this week while riding in san francisco. good evening. i'm on the dates, ashley thank you for joining us cyclist around san francisco are calling for changes tonight following the death of ethan boys tuesday afternoon boys who was a nationally recognized and award winning cyclist. died after a collision with a car in the presidio, abc seven news reporter tim johns was at the vigil held for boys this evening and has the story. we're literally dying out here. i'm not sure what we have to do to make them care, anger and sadness friday night at a vigil in san francisco's presidio, dozens coming together to remember cyclists ethan boys who was killed tuesday after a collision with a car near this spot we just want to reflect to ethan was as a person, which was a very positive grounded centered person boys was a renowned and world class athletes, someone who won dozens of awards throughout his

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dion: dion lim, abc 7 news.alifornia attorney general rob bonta is ca effort to take firearms away from those who cannot legally owned them a major success. according to bonta, authorities confiscated firearms from the group which includes anyone from a felony or violent misdemeanor, a restraining order or suffers from serious mental illness. there were 712 handguns, 80 assault style weapons, and one machine gun. officers also confiscated 281 thousand rounds of ammunition. larr while this report is a success story, there are still guns in the wrong hands. that means there's more work to do. the doj is committed to supporting the team and committed to making this program even stronger. karina: apps is short and perhaps a person's system. california is the only state in the country where an automated system is used to track firearm owners who fall into prohibited status. larry: in sunnyvale, the city celebrates the opening of its new city hall, being hailed as the first of its kind when it comes to energy efficien

lauren martinez, abc seven news. highway 3 95, a major highway in the sierra nevada is back open this morning without restrictions. a seven mile stretch of the road was closed for nearly six weeks after a series of avalanches buried a portion of the highway with almost 40 ft of snow. the announcement by caltrans is big news for people who live up in this era. they have been forced to find other routes of transportation since that highway closure. all right, lisa 908 this morning and we're starting to pretty nice saturday . let's go check outside. all right. there's a look at santa cruz 54 degrees, so it's pretty mild. a few glimpse of sun, especially in our inland valleys . partly cloudy skies on the way today warmer than yesterday, the warmest day of the week falling on your sunday and i look at a cooler week ahead next. thank you, lisa also ahead. how can san jose returned to being the safest big city in the country? the chief of police has a number, he says, can make it happen. james. and friday. it's ryan's farew

abc seven news. all right, sir, thank you so much. and if you are looking for an ally, go to abc seven news. take action. we've put together a list of local resources on various topics ranging from dealing with abuse to standing up for your rights right now to developing news. the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee. we've still yet to hear a plea from the man accused of killing him. abc seven news was in the courtroom today, but the arraignment for suspect nima, many did not happen as expected. do my job effectively. i need the police reports. it's like that's why i said that sort of thing. like it's not rocket science. if the police are going to make an arrest, they are duty bound to make these materials available to defense counsel. we have provided discovery on a rolling basis, as we do in every case. a new arraignment date has been set for a week from today. san francisco police say bob lee was stabbed to death by nemo. many three weeks ago in the early morning hours of april 4th on main

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jaclyn link abc news, new york. -- jaclyn lee, abc news, new york. cornell: -- dion: b.a.r.t. is replacing an intersection of track. the agency says the equipment is decades old and has outlived its life. buses will be running between stations during the work. now take a look into history. a time capsule shows us with the city of san francisco looked like over -- almost 100 years ago. . the capsule, buried by a boy scout troop almost 90 years ago, was unveiled today. mayor london breed hosted the ceremony. some items discovered were a 1920 version of the bible. groundbreaking soil and lots photos. they had an official publication of the salvation army news capsule. it marks the easter sunrise service held at the historic site. >> it makes us remember and connect with those people that were here on mount davidson cross a century ago. dion: the new time capsule had been buried in the same spot to be opened 100 years from now. some terrifying moments for shoppers at a strip mall. take a look. >> get out of the car! stop! dion: so dramatic. a carjacking makes a desperate attempt t

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laura: laura martinez, abc 7 news.umasi: our very own threat -- our very own friend drew tuma joined the san francisco weather science team last night in the mission. the group talked about the recent winter storm, talked about how they impacted the bay area what comes next. this comes after about 12 atmospheric in the river -- about 12 atmospheric rivers in the region of the top of the year. drew: it looks like with the snow melting some of the rivers will triple their inflow in the next three to four days which would be a lot for some. kumasi: yes, friend. tell us all about it. despite record-breaking rain and snow meteorologist are predicting the state will burn 400,000 to one million acres this fire season. drew: i was telling reggie, audience came with research questions. i thought i was going to be too nerdy and they were like absently not. year of college. kumasi: i love that. drew: it was a great conversation talking about what fire season has ahead. a really nice event. very relaxed. sofas, chairs. reggie: all

it's abc 7 news. all right, liz. thank you. you can use the abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker to look up crimes where you live we have data for san francisco, san jose and oakland and we're working to add more cities as well. it's on the home page of abc 7 news.com and remember if you're looking for an ally when it comes to dealing with gun violence and the damage that it inflicts on some in our communities go to abc 7 news.com/take action police are looking for aspect responsible for fatally shooting a man in san jose today. police say the shooting happened just after 1:30 pm on blossom river drive when officers arrived to the scene, they found one man fatally wounded investigators were asking for witnesses to come forward. this is san jose's ninth homicide this year one person was seriously injured in a fire earlier today in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood. when an abc 7 news crew arrived, but on the scene on leavenworth street flames were shooting out of the building's top floor firefighters. soon was trying to esc