ama: i'm ama daetz.ll see you again at 6:00. >> david: tonight former president trump found liable for sexual abuse and defamation, ordered to pay 5 million. also breaking, the new york congressman just charged by the justice department. president biden speaking moments ago on the debt ceiling

ama: u.s. surgeon general is going for more research to the term and the extent of mental health impacts on young people due to some -- to social media usage. kids are at risk if they spend too much time on the internet. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey has more. dustin: in an age of likes and dislikes, u.s. surgeon general dr. vivek murthy released an urgent public health advisory regarding the profound risk social media has on youth mental health. >> the interaction that children are having now with social media and the vast majority of information affects them in such a catastrophic way. dustin: a large population is at risk at this. the report says 95% of teens and 40% of kids aged 12 use of social media. parents say they are kids are on the platform too much. >> do i like that they are on it a lot of the day? i do not. >> i honestly do feel like they should be restricted, at least have, you know, and our to play with their friends -- an hour to play with their friends and bl social media,

ama: dr. chin-hong says covid was likely a once in a century threat, but it does not rule out the risk of other pandemics in the future. dan: on the subject of the pandemic, students who were high school freshman at the start of the pandemic are now seniors and it is time for graduation paired this afternoon, seniors from the first of 15 schools in oakland graduated, and we want to acknowledge their efforts. abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez has the story. lyann of 2024 is best known for surviving high school during a pandemic that shape their lives. what makes this graduate in class so special? remember, they were freshman when covid shut down in person learning. they had to pivot and attend classes online. donye shared this photo of him as a high school freshman. donye: i did not let anything % going after what i wanted to achieve. i did it. lyanne: armon still carries his freshman id with him. for him, returning to in person learning his junior year was difficult after being isolated for

ama: and i'm ama daetz.cades-old cases to be reopened, and it could be settlements for abuse. dan: abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with people about action in a move to confront 330 lawsuits confront lawsuits over the allegese

ama: you are looking live the u.s. capitol tonight where it seems progress is slow in reaching a deal on the u.s. debt ceiling. lawmakers went on recess for the memorial day weekend. with just seven days left before the nation defaults on its debt, if congress doesn't act, social security payments would halt and millions of jobs will be at risk. president biden says he's made it clear. defaulting on the debt isn't an option. jackie speier joined us earlier today to give her take on what we might see next. >> i think what's going to happen, because we are so close to the deadline, is that they will pass a modest lifting of the debt ceiling for a month. so that they can continue to negotiate. ama: one top gop negotiator tells abc news he doesn't expect any updates to come tonight. dan: two bills addressing california's fentanyl crisis are advancing through the state legislature. the assembly voted in favor of legislation to require health insurance carriers to cover the purchase of narcan over-the-counter. that's the nas

ama: i'm ama daetz. dan: as abc 7 news curry explains, it started a mile and a half away when -- when police responded to reports of a carjacking. ryan: two cars crash and debris everywhere. someone carjacked a city employee. >> during the carjacking, a physical struggle did occur, and this suspect fled from the scene of that carjacking, and this is where we are now. ryan: according to sfpd, the carjacking happened at folsom and matheny streets. the police chief -- polices chase started and ended at a bus stop. a driver and some pedestrians were injured. one person died. >> a bunch of people were waiting for the bus, a normal day, getting to where they were going, and someone did not make it. ryan: hector martinez was inside his barbershop when it happened. >> we were inside working and we heard a really loud boom. we came outside, and that is what you see here, a bunch of chaos. ryan: police said they were able to keep the taste going due to the nature of the crime. that is despite the department's poli

ama: and i'm ama daetz. even leaving with a police video. dan: in a video, security guard michael earl-wayne anthony can be seen struggling with banko brown, who was suspected of shoplifting just inside the walgreens store on market street. anthony told police he felt his life was in danger. >> the whole time we were wrestling, she was saying she was going to stab me. that is what really put the fear in my heart. ama: there's no evidence from anthony's statement that he acted in self-defense. she is encouraging everyone not to look exclusively at the video but consider all evidence. dan: supervisor says he is troubled by the video and once to review the evidence in the case. ama: joining us to discuss the d.a.'s announcement is phil matier a. what do you make of the decision not to charge? phil: the d.a. felt it did not rise beyond a reasonable doubt. the guard said "i felt threatened. " he is not a police officer but a security guard. when a person feels threatened necessary to the point of violence, she said it was an open question and not

ama: a reminder that fire season is coming. cal fire crews made quick work of a wildfire in oakville tonight, not far from the commonly monastery in napa county. they are staying on the scene to mop up hotspots. we haven't heard of any damage. napa county held an emergency preparedness fair this evening in st. helena. it had all sorts of resources to get ready for a disaster. dan: looking ahead to the weekend, it doesn't look like we have anything that we would associate with fire weather. ama: let's get a first look at the forecast with sandhya patel. sandhya: we aren't worried about fire danger because we have enough moisture in the fuels from the winter rains along with the drizzle we are expecting this weekend. live views right now from our tower camera's. you will notice its gray skies no matter which direction you look. as we check out the wind at this hour, still gusting to 28 miles per hour around rio vista. 21 at sfo. the wind is carrying the marine layer all the way across the bay and it will be in the valley tomorrow

ama: by the california. the deadly shooting of banko brown, a suspected has people rallying together, pushing fraction. good evening. dan: and city leaders alike. ama: we saw extra security in place at walgreen. london breed and bill scott both said they agreed with the decision to not file charges. dan: others want to see more done. ryan curry is in the newsroom tonight with the story. reporter: many supporters of brown and his family told us they are hurt by the das decision. they want her to reconsider. if she doesn't, they want the state attorney general to look into the case. community leaders and loved ones of banko brown gathered at the harvey milk club to share strong words about san francisco district attorney brooke jacobs. >> a preemptive refusal to prosecute raises serious concerns about a -- accountability and the pursuit of justice. reporter: da jenkins announced that her office will not file charges against the security guard who shot brown following a confrontation over shoplifting. jenkins r

ama: by the california. the deadly shooting of banko brown, a suspected has people rallying together, pushing fraction. good evening. dan: and city leaders alike. ama: we saw extra security in place at walgreen. london breed and bill scott both said they agreed with the decision to not file charges. dan: others want to see more done. ryan curry is in the newsroom tonight with the story. reporter: many supporters of brown and his family told us they are hurt by the das decision. they want her to reconsider. if she doesn't, they want the state attorney general to look into the case. community leaders and loved ones of banko brown gathered at the harvey milk club to share strong words about san francisco district attorney brooke jacobs. >> a preemptive refusal to prosecute raises serious concerns about a -- accountability and the pursuit of justice. reporter: da jenkins announced that her office will not file charges against the security guard who shot brown following a confrontation over shoplifting. jenkins r

ama: a special halftime honor.an: dejuan lewis was selected as a candidate for employment through a program called the 941 project. >> all it takes oftentimes is for somebody who might not know you as well as the next person to be able to reach out. dan: lewis is among the 900 41 people the project pledged to employ for their positive strides in the community. he now gives back through his inspirational speaking and nonprofit work. ama: he was assigned as an employee benefits -- was named by warrior shooting guard klay thompson after he went that many days due to injury. dan: that is so positive in every way. almost makes up for the loss tonight. ama: almost. dan: what a game. exciting. larry: down to the wire. size matters. lakers have it. warriors not so much. that was the difference as warriors captured gam come on! oops. ♪ ♪ ha ha. ♪ ♪ ahoy illinois! can i get you guys a drink? okay, hold on. you guys are really getting your steps in. hey who's up for some deep dish, huh? extra anchovies, i know. i know. ooooh.

ama: thanks for watching tonight.all of us, we appreciate your time. ♪ >> from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, molly shannon, giancarlo esposito, and music from nickel creek from cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. and thank you for joining it is day two of the when are they going to aes

ama: j.r. stone has been at the scene now drawing in the fbi. >> you are looking at all new video showing putting evidence bags into the back of the patrol car, a dozen of those bags were taken away after a full day of model -- fbi personnel digging in the backyard of her redwood city home on farmville boulevard. investigators telling us they are working a cold case involving the 1996 disappearance of --. clicks they were going back and forth to the forensic truck and coroners truck to get supplies to bring stuff to the back. y 7thter: neighbors watching all fbi could be seen digging in the backyard, then sifting through the dirt. records show the home belongs to thomas press berger and nasa confirms that he works at a research center as a computer scientist and is involved in this investigation. in 1996, investigators struggled with this case. >> we have nothing to show that she was kidnapped and we camped xi -- find any signs of a struggle. so all we can say at is that it's a disappearance un

ama: j.r. stone has been at the scene now drawing in the fbi. >> you are looking at all new video showing putting evidence bags into the back of the patrol car, a dozen of those bags were taken away after a full day of model -- fbi personnel digging in the backyard of her redwood city home on farmville boulevard. investigators telling us they are working a cold case involving the 1996 disappearance of --. clicks they were going back and forth to the forensic truck and coroners truck to get supplies to bring stuff to the back. reporter: neighbors watching all day. sky 7 flying above as those with the fbi could be seen digging in the backyard, then sifting through the dirt. records show the home belongs to thomas press berger and nasa confirms that he works at a research center as a computer scientist and is involved in this investigation. in 1996, investigators struggled with this case. >> we have nothing to show that she was kidnapped and we camped xi -- find any signs of a struggle. so all we

ama: thank you for watching tonight.dan: for sandhya patel, chris alvarez, and all of us here, have a good night. on jimmy kimmel, jeff logan. ama: have a great night. ♪ >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight... jeff goldblum... teyana taylor... and music from jeff goldblum & the mildred snitzer orchestra. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi. hi, everybody. ♪ ♪ thank you very much. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching it. thank you for joining us here in los angeles where, i don't know if you saw this yesterday, we had an unexpected visit from a tornado. a real one.

ama: thanks, sandhya.: tonight we are for memory the queen of rock 'n' roll as tributes pour in remembering legendary singer tina turner. ama: reporter stephanie has a look back at her life and legacy. stephanie: proud mary was one of tina turner's signatures, showcasing her unique sound, look come and moves. tina: that's my style. i take great songs and turn them into rock 'n' roll songs. stephanie: icon, survivor, a queen of rock 'n' roll. tina turner began life in rural tennessee. as a teenager, she moved to st. louis where she met rocker ike turner. their first hit came in 1960 with "a fool in love," a song they performed on shindig. they married in 1962, and in 19 62 reported "river deep, mountain high." it was a hit overseas. offstage, like's -- ike's drug abuse fueled violent outbursts. tina left him in the mid-1970's with nothing but her name, at one point relying on food stamps to survive. ♪ in the early 1980's, turner's cover of "let's stay together" reignited her career. "private dancer" 1984, a

ama: trust the dog. basketball playing corgi had the dubs trailing 3-1 in the series but then rallying to win in seven games. dan: maybe a re-brand is in order. one of the social media accounts joked, the warriors are thinking about making the dog her neck mascot if they pull off the come back. ama: you can watch it come true tomorrow night. game six is at 7:00. if the dubs managed to win that, game seven will be sunday at chase center at 12:30. you can watch that right here on abc seven followed by after the game. dan: the warriors might not have one of their starters tomorrow night for game six against the lakers. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: andrew wiggins coming off a 25 point game but his questionable for tomorrow night. will a rib injury keep playoff wins from the biggest game of the year? and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pret

[indiscernible] ama: we are excited. dan: things are buzzing outside chase center as fans make their way to the seats. ama: j.r. stone joins us live. reporter: and the music is playing. it was not playing before game one because of all of the rain the other day but it has been dry so far and fans are excited. you can see some of the fans making their way into the chase center and i have been talking with folks the last couple of hours who have come from all over. i spoke with the gentleman from china. a family from sacramento. and folks here in the bay are excited to watch their worriers -- warriors. >> we need to play her game and make some adjustments and we will be fine. -- adjustments and we will be fine. ama: they are a good team. they have lebron. we have curry. >> hopefully the warriors win tonight. reporter: did you allow him to wear that? >> i did not. reporter: a lot of warriors but yes, some lakers fans. i spoke with a woman singing the national anthem tonight. has been singing the national anthem here since s

ama: the coronation is tomorrow. we will have live coverage of the event all morning starting at 2 a.m. run ending until 7 a.m. live here on tv or streaming on the abc7 bay area app. on a whim, i set the dvr. dan: good for you. ama: a blow to the south bay as silicon has canceled its 2023 convention. the event formerly known as silicon valley comic-con may be announced -- made the announcement on its website, citing unforeseen challenges and economic challenges but didn't go into specifics. they hope to bring it back to san jose at some point. anyone who bought a ticket for this year's event will receive a refund. dan: tonight's deep at 11:00 focuses on a consequence of all the rain and snow we had this winter that you don't hear about very much. i met with ceo of the aquarium of the bay george jacobs to talk about this. we have had this fantastic winter in terms of rain and snow. which has brought us great benefit in terms of our drought. but it's caused another problem out here in the bay. >> sure. one of the thing

ama: you are looking live the u.s.itol tonight where it seems progress is slow in reaching a deal on the u.s. debt ceiling. lawmakers went on recess for the memorial day weekend. with just seven days left before the nation defaults on its debt, if congress doesn't act, social security payments would halt and millions of jobs will be at risk. president biden says he's made it clear. defaulting on the debt isn't an option. jackie speier joined us earlier today to give her take on what we might see next. >> i think what's going to happen, because we are so close to the deadline, is that they will pass a modest lifting of the debt ceiling for a month. so that they can continue to negotiate. ama: one top gop negotiator tells abc news he doesn't expect any updates to come tonight. dan: two bills addressing california's fentanyl crisis are advancing through the state legislature. the assembly voted in favor of legislation to require health insurance carriers to cover the purchase of narcan over-the-counter. that's the nasal s

ama: a special halftime honor.d as a candidate for employment through a program called the 941 project. >> all it takes oftentimes is for somebody who might not know you as well as the next person to be able to reach out. dan: lewis is among the 900 41 people the project pledged to employ for their positive strides in the community. he now gives back through his inspirational speaking and nonprofit work. ama: he was assigned as an employee benefits -- wamebyarriorin guard klay thompson after he went that many days due to injury. dan: that is so positive in every way. almost makes up for the loss tonight. ama: almost. dan: what a game. exciting. larry: down to the wire. size matters. lakers have it. warriors not so much. that was the d what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! one sheet of bounty is all you need. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. up at 2:00am again? abtonight, try pure zzzs alls. night. unlike other sleep aids

ama: i hope good weather. sandy patel is here with that answer -- sandhya patel is here that answer. sandhya: it will be nice weather this weekend and good evening. let's take a look at a live picture from our santa cruz camera. a combination of clouds and sunshine. nice. as we look here onshore winds on live doppler seven keeping the clouds banked up against the coastline. if you are inland, it is sunny. here's a look at your memorial day weekend. warmer tomorrow, cooler sunday, memorial day looking very pleasant. i will be back with a closer look at your forecast plus a look at what you can expect in terms of temperatures coming right up. dan: coming up, this weekend but we could have hot temperatures this summer. ken california's electr -- can california's electrical grid keep up with demand? the experts are optimistic. we explain why. ama: michael finney joins us live tonight. who gets to tell your insurance company how many miles you drive in a year? that answer could save dan: a grass fire because traffi

i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. a coalition of community groups held a rally in front of city hall against the cuts. dan: the detail -- ama: the details. >> in just over one month, many of these oakland community groups rally in front of city hall could face massive cuts to their violence prevention programs. >> people commit crime because of lack of resources and opportunity in connection to their communities so we need more of that, not budget cuts. to critical organizations. >> restorative youth justice. he says courage is facing $600,000 in cuts. almost 50% of its budget. they help young people who were formerly incarcerated like jose. >> growing up, getting my license, like i said, getting into college, like i said. >> oakland is facing a deficit over the next two years. >> there are no bailouts for this budget deficit that we are facing. >> oakland city council held a budget on tuesday. the department of violence prevention is facing cuts of more than $3 million and that means oakland community groups could fa

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ama: thank you. live look from the capitol building ndc tonight where there's developing news with the legislation to raise the debt ceiling. the bill narrowly made it out of the house committee, setting the stage for a vote tomorrow night. president biden and kevin mccarthy are trying to ensure the legislation passes. both are running into opposition on the compromise reached over the weekend. for the president, it's the progressive wing that's arguing he gave up too much. for republicans, a revolt led by the freedom caucus which is upset there aren't enough spending cuts. >> initially, we heard that 95% of the house republican conference supports the agreement. that doesn't appear to be the case. >> not one republican should vote for this deal. it's a bad deal. ama: republicans have signaled there's enough support to end the -- in the senate. the treasury has warned the u.s. could run out of money to pay its bills as early as june 5. dan: a major turning point for the golden state warriors. the gen

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ama: and i'm ama daetz. it is allowing decades-old cases to be reopened, and it could be settlements for abuse. dan: abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with people about action in a move to confront 330 lawsuits confront lawsuits over the alleged sexual abuse of children by clergy members. bishop michael barber road we may be filing because we believe this process is the best way to support a compassionate and equitable outcome for survivors of abuse while ensuring we continue to provide the essential services and support so crucial to our parishioners and communities. the diocese says it will continue to operate. its employees and vendors will continue to be paid. attorney spencer lucas represents 50 survivors. he calls the bankruptcy filing a historic day for his clients. spencer: we look forward to this being an opportunity for us to help our clients again accountability and opposition in the bankruptcy process. cornell: most of the lawsuits, which were filed between 2019 and 2022, involved allegat

ama: i am ama daetz. staffing shortages and hiring challenges are be dealt with right now. dan: but city leaders are encouraged by today's new officers. >> as they stand, they step into the role to protect and serve. these are the graduates of oakland's 191st police academy. >> they have been trained to countless number of hours. >> this officer did not have go far, he was born and raised in oakland. he says joining the department's his solution to some of the city's problems. >> being from oakland, you see a lot of things other cities are not necessarily exposed to. it came to my attention that i wanted to do this because i wanted to genuinely help my community. >> the six-month program includes physical endurance and training and coursework in the classroom. officer elizabeth garcia won the award for academic excellence. she is new to law enforcement, having worked in payrolls the past nine years. this is her first time to the academy. >> it is a lot of information in four months. it was not easy but well worth it. this is a dream come true. >> the oakland mayor, who fire

ama: just awful. that woman driving back from chicago when she came across this, a total of 72 vehicles crashed on interstate 55 in central illinois because of this severe and sudden dust storm. at least six people were killed, more than 30 injured. the low visibility was due to the blowing of freshly plowed field soil from the nearby farms. the field is not expected to open until at least tomorrow morning. dan: also knew tonight, i passenger flying from houston to sfo last night was caught on camera attacking a flight attendant. because it is unclear if he has been charged with a crime. passengers say this started when a man and his wife refused to leave their seats assigned to another passenger. after the outburst, the man was about to jump down from the emergency exit. in a statement, united says police were contacted. ama: it is our central focus every day we bring you the news on abc 7. what we can all try to build a better bay area and ways we can do that. tonight we are finding those breakthrou

ama: she will receive a $55,000 stipend. other duties include creating drag events for the city, being a spokesperson for the lgbtq community, and hoping to preserve and promote the art of san francisco drag. stay with us. dan: a reminder, you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our bay area streaming tv app. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. ama: more accolades today for warriors guard steph curry but this time, he's being honored for his work off the court. curry has won the 2023 j. walter kennedy citizenship award. he earned the award for his eat, learn play foundg youth literac, fitness and nutrition, as well as his commitment to fostering gender equity. he does so much. dan: we are lucky to be able to live in a time where we can watch him play but also have him in our community doing so much good work. we still have much more news ahead. ama: let's go to karina nova with a look at the stories coming up. karina: political pressure is mounting for senator dianne feinstein to resign af

ama: thank you so much. of the most popular beachfront parks in santa cruz is ready for visitors this weekend after being ravaged by winter storms. the picnic areas and campgrounds and other areas are reopening after being devastated by monster was. zach fuentes shows us how things looked then and now. zach: this is a go to destination for visitors from all over the bay area. many are lucky enough to have it next-door. >> we walked down here almost daily. zach: it was devastated by the winter storms, especially by massive swells. >> this whole area was really decimated. >> we had coastal inundation and tons of erosion, this entire area. the asphalt was ripped away. picnic tables were stripped. we had the ocean in the parking lot where we are standing out here zach: the public safety superintendent says huge sections of seawall were compromised and the camp around -- campground was destroyed. but now the recovery is reaching a major milestone on saturday. >> we had vehicle dealer access returning. we have the

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ama: today, a reporter asked her about it.orter: do you feel like you are fit to assume -- >> i'm sorry. i can't right now. reporter: what do you think about calls for you to in the week senator feinstein appeared to not know she'd been away from dc for months, recovering from shingles. and while some democrats are calling for her resignation, others are firing back in their full support. uh. abc7 news reporter j.r stone is here with us with details on this j.r. dan alma to many it -- reporter: shingles complicates to lasted three months. >> not everybody has consequences from singles. they can be chronic and they can be debilitating. reporter: peter chang hong addressing what her office says she recently dealt with including encephalitis or inflammation of the brain and ramsay hunt syndrome. congressman rochon, a democrat who represents the south bay, says he has a lot of respect for senator feinstein and his wishing her the best in her return and recovery. that being said, ithat a few. melissa michelson says democrats are in

ama: new developments out of san francisco. san francisco leaders are formally demanding the release of the video and any evidence from the killing. brown was shot by a score -- security guard. the board of supervisors passed a resolution seeking whatever they can get from the district attorney's office and police department. rick jenkins has said releasing evidence before a final charging decision is made could compromise the investigation. >> what this is saying is, release everything that you can release. >> i believe that all of us who have public roles have a responsibility to affirm the legitimacy of our criminal justice system whenever that comes into question. >> we still need to organize and get in front of the district attorney, still need to organize and get in front of the police department, still need to organize and get in front of walgreens. somebody has to give us that video. ama: the resolution doesn't make a release mandatory although the board did hand it could issue a subpoena. dan: berkeley cito counsel is

ama: new developments out of san francisco. san francisco leaders are formally demanding the release of the video and any evidence from the killing. brown was shot by a score -- security guard. the board of supervisors passed a resolution seeking whatever they can get from the district attorney's office and police department. rick jenkins has said releasing evidence before a final charging decision is made could compromise the investigation. >> what this is saying is, release everything that you can release. >> i believe that all of us who have public roles have a responsibility to affirm the legitimacy of our criminal justice system whenever that comes into question. >> we still need to organize and get in front of the district attorney, still need to organize and get in front of the police department, still need to organize and get in front of walgreens. somebody has to give us that video. ama: the resolution doesn't make a release mandatory although the board did hand it could issue a subpoena. dan: berkeley cito counsel is

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ama: the coronation is tomorrow.ve coverage of the event all morning starting at 2 a.m. run ending until 7 a.m. live here on tv or streaming on the abc7 bay area app. on a whim, i set the dvr. dan: good for you. ama: a blow to the south bay as silicon has canceled its 2023 convention. t formno as silicon valley comic-con may be announced -- made the announcement on its website, citing unforeseen challenges and economic challenges but didn't go into specifics. they hope to bring it back to san jose at some point. anyone who bought a ticket for this year's event will receive a refund. dan: tonight's deep at 11:00 focuses on a consequence of all the rain and snow we had this winter that you don't hear about very much. i met with ceo of the aquarium of the bay george jacobs to talk about this. we have had this fantastic winter in terms of rain and snow. which has brought us great benefit in terms of our drought. but it's caused another problem out here in the bay. >> sure. one of the things that happens with the rain and

ama: thank you. dan: j.r. stone spent the night with thousands of warriors fans who packed thrive city and he found a very confident dubnation. ♪ reporter: party time in san francisco after the warriors one game two of the western conference semifinals against the lakers. >> probably the entire game. the final score. >> i feel that they will do it. i came all the way from chicago to see the warriors. [laughter] >> we won't tell. reporter: from talking with these fans, no one was ever worried. >> worried? look at this face. not at all. reporter: are you worried after what we saw on tuesday? >> no. reporter: little max and others knew who was singing the national anthem. golden state's good luck charm and bay area native naiad damas and who has a singer and actress. ♪ >> warriors when i was eight years old. i'm 18 now. it's been a little while. ♪ reporter: she flew in after filming monster hi to. she said she wasn't worried. >> i kept thinking, game two. we are coming back. don't worry. poermeadina who had been

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ama: just awful.hat woman driving back from chicago when she came across this, a total of 72 vehicles crashed on interstate 55 in central illinois because of this severe and sudden dust storm. at least six people were killed, more than 30 injured. the low visibility was due to the blowing of freshly plowed field soil from the nearby farms. the field is not expected to open until at least tomorrow morning. dan: also knew tonight, i passenger flying from houston to sfo last night was caught on camera attacking a flight attendant. because it is unclear if he has been charged with a crime. passengers say this started when a man and his wife refused to leave their seats assigned to another passenger. after the outburst, the man was about to jump down from the emergency exit. in a statement, united says police were contacted. ama: it is our central focus every day we bring you the news on abc 7. what we can all try to build a better bay area and ways we can do that. tonight we are finding those breakthrough

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ama: the three people killed were men. dan: ntsb is investigating a deadly plane crashed off the coast over the weekend. two men were headed from santa rosa to hawaii when the crash happened saturday. you can see the route on the map from the website flight radar 24. coast guard says the plane reported a fuel transport problem and tried to turn around. both men were killed and have not yet been identified. ama: vice president harris is on her way back to washington, d.c. during her visit here she helped announce major news in the development of semiconductor chips. zach fuentes has the details. reporter: the vice presidents plane touched down before 11:00 monday morning and she made her way to sunnyvale applied materials. >> the company builds machines used by intel and samsung so they can make chips. reporter: and that was what she was in the area to talk about. vice president harris: semi conductors of the brain of modern technology. they are small chips of silicon, usually no larger than a fingernail and no thicker than

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ama: if the u.s.pay all its bills for the first time ever, it could first impact social security checks that are scheduled to being sent out on june 2. dan: hours ago, the official announcement that florida governor ron desantis is running for president in 2024. he made the announcement in an audio only discussion on twitter with elon musk. gov. santos: there is no substitute for victory. we must understand the culture of losing that has infected the republican party in recent years. dan: desantis has already made several campaign-like appearances in key states like iowa. he also released a campaign video explaining his run for president. gov. desantis: writing bishop -- rightinng the bringing integrity to our institutions. dan: desantis is the strongest challenger to former president president trump, but he still has double-digit support. ama: coming up next, the pandemic problem is back. this one is something you can do something about. also ahead -- >> i like them. they make me happy. dan: thousand

ama: thank you. dan: j.r. stone spent the night with thousands of warriors fans who packed thrive city and he found a very confident dubnation. ♪ reporter: party time in san francisco after the warriors one game two of the western conference semifinals against the lakers. >> probably the entire game. the final score. >> i feel that they will do it. i came all the way from chicago to see the warriors. [laughter] >> we won't tell worried. falking with fan oneasr noat all. report are you worried after what we saw on tuesday? >> no. reporter: little max and others knew who was singing the national anthem. golden state's good luck charm and bay area native naiad damas and who has a singer and actress. ♪ >> warriors when i was eight years old. i'm 18 now. it's been a little while. ♪ reporter: she flew in after filming monster hi to. she said she wasn't worried. >> i kept thinking, game two. we are coming back. don't worry. reporter: some might say the good luck charm was amelia and adina who had been attending game

ama: sounds good.l ahead, what is being done to try to preserve one of the bay's most beloved beaches. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ama: you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our abc 7 streaming bay area app. just search abc 7 bay area and download it. dan: marin planters and residents are coming up with new defense plan an effort to save stinson beach. the town of about 500 people is among the most vulnerable to rising sea levels. winter storms damaged homes, flooded roads and washed away tons of sand. flooding projections show habitats and major roads could be underwater by 2050. the plan includes building sea walls, eleva

ama: perception against reality. for better or worse, the city of san francisco has earned a reputation as a crime plagued city that's out of control. we saw the reaction to the killing of bob lee. what do the numbers say? when the police to partner reports violent crimes, that includes homicide, rape, robbery, and assault. here's how 2022 compares to 2023 according to data released tonight. last june, there were 1829 violent crimes reported. this year, 1913. that's an increase of 5%. property crime, burglary, arson, or stealing a car, is down. last year, the department reported nearly 17,000 such crimes. this year, a little over 15,000. a decline of 8%. at tonight's meeting of the police commission, the chief addressed the numbers. >> one of the biggest categories of crime in our city is theft. we are down almost 8% in theft which is 1000 fewer than last year. ama: we've made all of this information available at your fingertips. our abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. the interactive tool lets you look at crimes wher