dion: looking ahead to sports.is: coming up in sports, the warriors pick up a key win, and baseball, the giants get the first win of the season. the h but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: after a rare friday off to accommodate the potential bad weather on the east coast, the giants resuming their series with the yankees, first run and first win of the 2023 season. the iconic stadium, there it is. they call the yankees the bronx bombers, but the giants, in the fourth, peterson solo shot to right. it is a-one game. three batters later, another bay area native, brandon crawford, he has now homered in 25 different ballparks. 3-2, giants. a storm was brewing literally and figuratively. giants fans and yankees

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dion: the exploratorium teamed up with the s.t.a.r.s.gram for the event, which strives for trans inclusion and antiracism in science learning. the s.t.a.r.s. program is open to all. over the east bay, a special fundraiser was held for kids in need for -- of our hayward for children at martin luther king jr. middle school. the event was hosted by flag football camp to teach the ins and outs of football to children living in underserved communities. former pros and college players stepped in to teach them the importance of hard work. >> they could do anything they want to. they can accomplish anything that they want to, if they are willing to put in the work, if they are willing to have the right attitude, and if they are willing to believe in themselves. dion: former players from the 49ers and the raiders were at today's event. the camp helps prepare children to play football in advanced leagues and in high school. a rally today in tahoe to protest expansion plans by homewood mountain resorts. grassroots group keep homewood public says th

dion: you know that stretch of rainy weather? spencer: it seemed so distant. dion: thank you.till ahead, a lottery hat trick. a man has hit the jackpot not once or twice but three times in less than a year. dion: a stroke of luck defying all odds. a man who wins the lottery three times. he does not want to show his face but has no problem showing off his latest winds. the maryland lottery his third $50,000 jackpot less than a year. lottery officials say he played the same pic five-game with the same numbers each time. he said he will use his latest winnings to take his wife on indication and he intends on keeping playing the lottery. sports fans. a war between the warriors and kings is 12 hours away. chris alvarez joins us now with a preview. chris: on the eve of game draymond green takes the my. on your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. ♪ ♪ [ cat purrs ] [ phone vibrates ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free all

dion: it almost looks like acid.cer: there is sky coming our way, no rain in the sky either. we start with a lot of wind tomorrow. a wind advisory in effect from early morning, 5:00 a.m., 211:00 tomorrow night for the coastline. winds will be 15 to 20 miles. gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. overnight under mainly skies, temperatures drop to the mid to upper 30's inland, low 40's elsewhere. tomorrow under sunny skies, highs from mid 50's to the coach upper a dry week ahead with a gradual warming trend mid week, than more rapid warming trend. saturday and sunday, we are looking at inland highs to around 80. low to mid 70's around the shore. it will be a lovely weekend ahead. dion: 80, that is even high for spring. spencer: it is warmer than average for this time of the year. we are going from cooler than average to warmer than average with very little average in between. [laughter] dion: maybe average is out, or it is trying to. let's get to chris alvarez once again with a preview of sports.. chris: coming up in sports,

dion: thanks.casts live and on-demand through the bay area connected tv app available for apple tv and google tv along with amazon fire and roku. download the app now and start streaming for free. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. have a great evening, see you here tomorrow morning. stephanopoulos starts right now. supreme showdown. >> when you attack the rights of women in america, you are attacking america! >> the supreme court temporarily restores access to a widelyse

i am dion lim. abc7news reporter cornell barnard is live for us in san rafael for a look at how some people honor the earth on this gorgeous day and i'm sure people were out on the water. cornell: land and water, nothing was off limits. a little bit cleaner today. shorelines across the bay area thanks to an army of earth day volunteers. >>gentleman printer. cornell: showing us some of the debris fished out of the canal. they got a free kayak or paddleboard rental if they set a course for trash above or below the water. >> i've been doing this for 12 years. it has been awesome. each year we have been going on participation. >> what are we looking for? another bottlecap. cornell: victoria hansen and her son took part in the litter cleanup in berkeley. >> trying to teach him how important it is to take care of her. it is just a little scary. it is the only one we got. >> lots of plastic. cornell: organizer say 200 people came out to make the park cleaner and help keep plastic out of the bay. >> we will

i am dion lim. we begin with the supreme court ruling. cornell barnard spoke with local abortion rights advocates and has an update on this developing news. >> abortion is our right. reporter: a small but vocal group of abortion rights advocates rallied at oakland city hall demanding the drug mifepristone commonly used in chemical abortions remain legal and available. >> as you know, mifepristone is under attack by judges, and we think it is critically important people come out here and understand why it is upsetting. reporter: emotions running high on both sides as the fierce debate over the future of abortion plays out nationwide. the supreme court stepping in friday. justice samuel alito issuing an administrative stay of the building in texas that would overturn the fda's original approval of mifepristone that would take the pill of the market, now giving the court until april 20 to review the case and decide what their next steps will be. >> it is a distressing time for reproductive rights and health. reporter: the last minute way in

i am dion lim. you saw it all go down right here on abc 7. boyars seek out a win against the sacrament of kingston game for -- the warriors eke out a win against the kings. let's start with team coverage and all the reactions from chris alvarez. this has been a game that had fans nervous to the very end. >> slimmest of margins today. one point, eight kings missed at the bother -- buzzard -- buzzer that ended that game. we shipped back to sacramento on wednesday. steph curry had a team high of 32, a/bike klay thompson, the boys looked in control but knewt which they did not have. the kings got a free throw and then de'aaron fox, how good was he in this game at this series, a3 makes it a one-point game. final position, three seconds ago, har the former wire, a really good look off the mark. the warriors to survive 125, evened out. >> we won and we would much rather be in game five than in game seven. whichever one it is, you have to do it. we know the level of physicality that is going to be needed. the team that has been more physical has been

dion: thank you. in the south bay, santa clara county is getting more than $11 million from the federal government to provide shelter for the un-housed. the u.s. department of housing and urban development selected santa clara county to receive the grant money as well as 51 stability housing vouchers. since 2020, the county has helped connect more than 10,000 people with permanent housing, but county officials say the work is not done yet. >> while there is success, there are still thousands of people experiencing homelessness in our community, and tens of thousands more who are at risk of being pushed into homelessness. this funding will help us do more. dion: that money will go toward a variety of supportive services and outreach programs. ama: happening tomorrow, san mateo county will celebrate the opening of its new delegation center. it has 240 sleeping units for the unhoused. includes individual living spaces, on-site services to help clients transition into permanent housing, and it is pet frie

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dion: thank you. in the south bay, santa clara county is getting more than $11 million from the federal government to provide shelter for the un-housed. the u.s. department of housing and urban development selected santa clara county to receive the grant money as well as 51 stability housing vouchers. since 2020, the county has helped connect more than 10,000 people with permanent housing, but county officials say the work is not done yet. >> while there is success, there are still thousands of people experiencing homelessness in our community, and tens of thousands more who are at risk of being pushed into homelessness. this funding will help us do more. dion: that money will go toward a variety of supportive services and outreach programs. ama: happening tomorrow, san mateo county will celebrate the opening of its new delegation center. it has 240 sleeping units for the unhoused. includes individual living spaces, on-site services to help clients transition into permanent housing, and it is pet frie

dion: enthusiasm still.te the defeat, fans are still hopeful golden state will take the game tomorrow at sacramento's golden one center. winner takes all, game 7 against the kings right here on abc 7 happens at 12:30. it will be followed right after by "after the game." pg&e says it could take until monday afternoon for electricity to be fully restored to hundreds of customers in downtown san francisco. many have been in the dark since wednesday . mobile generators have been brought in to provide power for the gateway apartment complex, but residents, including some elderly, have to climb up and down the tower -- stairs to get up and down the tower, because the elevators are not working. the outage was caused by an underground transformer fire. happening now, fears of flooding at yosemite national park are abating. officials dissipated a massive snow melt because of rising temperatures, and as a precaution, they closed much of the park. they said the forecasting flooding fell short. a full reopening is sched

dion: unfolded, we will keep you updated with the abc7news app. you deck -- you can downl abc 7 bay area news app on your smartphone so you will be in the know when something happens. dan: it is our central focus every day as we bring you the news on abc 7. our mission, in what ways can we build a better bay area? we are finding a few of those breakthroughs and tonight we will start by looking at the future of downtown san francisco and the roadmap to bring it back to life. as an economic hub of the bay od, are thd aow itsorme sfde legislation introduced by mayor london breed. it would take the city's vacant office buildings and transform them into housing. he asked many of you how you felt about it. >> you have a building with the families and they will be happy to know they have somewhere to stay. i do not think any parent wants to be homeless. dan: there are obviously lots of work to be done including which buildings to confirm to how much that will cost. however, the payoff could be worth it according to downtown sf -- >> with the right incent

i am dion lim. dan: and i am dan ashley.a patel and all of us, we appreciate your time. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, jeff goldblum, teyana taylor and music from jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra with cleto & the cletones. and now,jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you! thank you for coming! i'm the host of the show thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in los angeles. i don't know if you saw this yesterday we had an unexpected visit from a tornado. a real -- the strongest tornado we've had in 40 years here hit montebello 110-mile-anou

i am dion lim. you saw it go down on abc seven, the lawyers seek out a win against -- the warriors seek out a win against the kings. we have team coverage, highlights and reactions, and chris alvarez. this really was a game that had us nervous right down to the very end. >> until the very and last-second shot by harrison barnes off the mark and just like that this series is even of back to, game five in sacramento on wednesday, and what a wild finish in the fourth quarter. we take you to those final moments. a frantic finish at chase, steph curry had 18 high of 32, and his splash brother klay thompson, 26. the boys looked in control, but the wares of five, curry calls a timeout with the warriors did not have, the kings got a free throw, and de'aaron fox, can't believe it, makes this three-pointer and it is a one-point game. it went down to the fire position, three seconds to go, and harrison barnes, a really good for from the end, but no. the warriors survive. this series all evened up 2-2. >> we wo

dion: here we go. sandhya: spring can be a wet time of year. so we are not done. dion: thank you.an: this historic winter rain continues. turning to spring. thank you. dion: a celebration in new york city for women making a difference in the entertainment industry. variety held its power of women annual luncheon. the magazine honored talkshow host kelly ripa, actress natosha lyons and author judy blume as well as rosie perez and michaela rodriguez. they seek tipping attention to the nonprofits champion honorees. dan: finland is a member of nato. today the country officially became the 31st member. it is a major shakeup in the security landscape in northeastern europe and a move that most finnish citizens did not support. the country had long balanced friendly ties with the west and russia but that changed with russia's invasion of its neighbor ukraine last year. >> that really scared finns they understood that if you are an un-allied country to a nuclear power that talks about the use of nuclear power, you are under the nuclear umbrella yourself as well. dan: finland's exception -

dion: loving it.akland south oakland little league says it will be able to host more games because of this funding. talking about the sport, a busy day of baseball for the pros. we are 12 hours away from game seven between the warriors and kings as well. chris alvarez has a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the giants and padres put on an international power display in mexico city. plus, the dubs are on seven per game seven. the warriors and chris: the warriors and kings has easily been the most entertaining first-round series in this draft, so why not play seven? steph curry and the warriors had a chance to close out de'aaron fox and the kings out at chase in game six. it was physical out there. an accidental elbow and a jump ball right there. it was not the most pretty game. the warriors trying to grab the loose ball here with everything they could, but after the home team won their first four games, it is the road team answering in games five and six. the warriors just a step slow, so

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 photos were shown, including the boodle -- bullet hole that went through the wu's family windshield and struck jasper. along with the rifle cases found littered. the chp officer on the stand visibly shaking when asked to view images of jasper's lifeless body. the da has 14 days to respond and make changes to the l, newse arraigned to hear the charges against him tomorrow morning for allegedly shooting and killing his girlfriend and her 13-year-old daughter in oakland. according to the "east bay times," police have i defy the victims as 43-year-old rebecca jenkins and her daughter desiree. the shooting happened saturday night at an apartment near birch street near 94th and -- avenue b of jenkins' daughter was having a sleepover with a friend who also survived. a seven-year-old girl and the suspect's infant daughter were

dion: fortune will air at 10:00. are streaming 24/7. get the app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. and another reminder, the warriors winner takes all game seven against the sacramento kings will be right here on abc 7 on sunday at 12:30 p.m.. that will be followed by after the game and hopefully we will be talking about a victory and moving onto the next round. that is it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us tonight. from all of us, the entire team, we hope you have a great night and we will see you again at 11:00. 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. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? benefits. payroll. compl

in alameda county, dion lim, abc7 news.: in san francisco, an attack on a former department of corrections officer is put in question again on safety in the city streets. tonight, she remains in the hospital. abc7 news reporter leah melendez has more on the attack and the video of the man arrested. lyanne: cellphone video shows the man san francisco police say virtually assaulted the former fire department commissioner with some type of metal object. >> here and around the corner, in front of the gas station. he almost beat the man into the street with all these cars passing by. it wasn't in one location, it was moving. lyanne:several people witnessed the attack which took place on magnolia and laguna street in the laguna district within a few paces from where the officer lived. the man arrested is homeless, and neighbors hearsay he befriended these two other homeless people who have made this area their home. we spoke with one of them who give us more details about the weapon said to be used by the alleged attacker. >> it

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

dion: i don't think i look too good doing that. [laughter] >> david: breaking news as we come on the air. severe weather. philadelphia, new york, hartford, all in the bull's-eye, winds in excess of 70 mile-per-hour possible. a that seem weather system reportedly spawned tornado damage in a 60 locations across a states. multiple fatalities and the death toll rising. survivors describing debris hitting their house. a tree coming down just feet away. hundreds of homes and businesses damaged or destroyed. cars and trucks sent flying. plus the new weather threat for next week. victor oquendo from arkansas and rob marciano with the timing and the track. the terrifying roof collapse. come down as severe weather moved through during a heavy metal concert. doesn't hurt. at least one person killed. those inside saying concertgoers jumped into action to help save lives. jaclyn lee from belvidere, illinois. former president trump gearing up of a major legal fight to bring to come to new york to hear the charges against him. what we're learning

dion lim, abc 7 eyewitness news. liz: these allegations after dion obtained which price sent to the asian community, calling them misinformed about the case. denounced calling them offensive. the contra costa attorney is dismissing all pending cases involving the antioch police department. this after a growing racist texting scandal involving 40% of the department. anser hassan has the story. liz: the public cannot have confidence in any prosecution coming from antioch. anser: ellen mcdonald is the chief public defender for contra costa county. she spoke with us before sending this letter to contra costa county district attorney diana becton. she said, dismiss all public defender cases involving antioch police department, agreed to release incarcerated clients, and cease filing any cases. this after reports show homophobic text messages allegedly sent by antioch police officer's over almost two years. have you seen anything like this before? >> no. this is a huge moment. anser: the deputy publi defender says the text

dion lim, abc7news.roup of homeless advocates in san jose's calling on the city to stop clearing out homeless encampments. they say the sweeps are in violation of the city's own policy. the group spoken near columbus park, which the city plans to turn into a doug parker. >> they are at less liberty to take up space in this area then the dogs of the homeowners. >> they've been waiting for a safe parking site that is not materializing anywhere in our city. liz: the group says instead of sweeps, the city needs to increase funding for outreach and resource sites. we reached out to the city of san jose but have not heard back. national parks week starts today. google has rolled a new google maps feature meant to help you find your way around the parks. google maps shows trail routes, walking and cycling directions, and you can download maps so they will be available off-line. entrance fees to all national parks are being waived for the first day of national park week. happening today, san francisco's earth da

dion lim, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. a tragic shooting that led to the death of a five-year-old girl is still under investigation. it happened on 880 while the family was on their way to dinner. zach fuentes has more on what we know. >> five-year-old eliana have turned six, but now her family is mourning her death. the family was on their way to dinner on saturday before 7:00 p.m. along 880. a vehicle pulled up and someone started shooting. a bullet hit her. >> we had an officer on an unrelated traffic stop on the side of 880 in the fremont area, approached about 6:40 p.m. by the victim's family. they said their daughter had been shot. the five-year-old girl, she was transported to a local area hospital and succumbed to her injuries. >> right now, we still don't have suspect information. this was one of two separate shootings at multiple agencies across the east and south bay. before the deadly shooting that killed her, fremont police heard from a pedestrian who said a car pulled up to them and shot at that person after

dion: i've reached out, asking for comment, but we have yet to get a response. monday, the purpose of the rally and sharing what happened to the young female da was not about race. >> is doing what is right and protecting victims. dion: when i asked the representative for the union of any response from otis or price, he said no. liz: after emails we obtained some of the contra costa canopy of a defenders office is asking the district attorney to dismiss all pending public defending cases antioch antioch involving the police department after a growing racist texting scandal possibly involving 40% of the department. we have the story. >> confidence in any prosecutions from antioch at this time. anser: she smoked abc 7 news friday before sending this letter to the contra costa county district attorney. she writes i request you immediately dismiss all pending public defender cases involving antioch police department, agreed to release incarcerated clients and sees filing any related cases. this after published reports reveal a chain of racist and homophobic text mes

dion: this video has since gone viral in indonesia.wo social media posts on twitter getting more than 5 million views, which prompted this alert from the indonesian consulate in san francisco, complete with instructions on what to do if you are attacked, broken into, or robbed. the consulate also issued alerts for other major cities, but the difference is the threat of property crimes. >> highest threat of car break-ins compared to other cities. this warning has become more frequent. the uncle inches at something that worries the head of global sf, which identifies and attracts foreign investor -- foreign investment to the bay area. she says just one carl video can have a major impact on the people of indonesia and southeast asia and have lasting consequences for san francisco. >> they are making a lot more money, facing increase in terms of income or personal wealth, they will send their children overseas for college or even starting with high school, and if they do not feel safe sending their children to san francisco, for example, i

i am dion lim. you saw it all go down right here on abc 7.seek out a win against the sacrament of kingston game for -- the warriors eke out a win against the kings. let's start with team coverage and all the reactions from chris alvarez. this has been a game that had fans nervous to the very end. >> slimmest of margins today. one point, eight kings missed at the bother -- buzzard -- buzzer that ended that game. we shipped back to sacramento on wednesday. steph curry had a team high o

so dion and alma looking good. all right, sandy, thank you. all right.ell, one of berkeley's most beloved bookstores is closing for good. today is the last day of business i east wind books. it's one of the country's first asian american bookstores, stocking everything from ethnic studies literature to martial arts paperbacks. the storefront is going away, but the owners say east wind will live on in other ways. we're still continuing publishing under east wind books of berkeley. and we're still going to be having, um, community events, uh, book readings, but it will be a different menus. eastwind books has been in business for more than 40 years. a quick reminder now that you can get our live newscasts, breaking news weather and much more with our new abc seven bay area streaming tv app , you can find it on apple tv, google tv, fire tv and raku just search abc seven bay area and download it for free. it's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make t

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dion announced in december she has a neurological condition that affects her singing. she performed 11 songs for the film, which arrived in peter's main fifth. the sound checked will be released to meet week later. >> i feel there is undercurrent of rage in america. >> reporter: the showtime limited series waco focuses on the fallout from the waco disaster, the trials of the surviving members of the bridge, and giovanni ribisi plays the detective. >> there was a huge part of me that was terrified of the idea of doing a courtroom drama as an attorney and cross-examining people, and i kind of, in the middle of it, went yeah, i have to do this. >> reporter: waco: the aftermath, airs sunday. katie holmes directs and stars in the film rare objects, about a young woman who goes to work at an antiques shop as she tries to escape a traumatic past. >> i'm hysterical, delusional, manic. >> reporter: holmes has been working on the film since 2016. rare objects arrives in theaters today. that is your eye on entertainment . >>> time is 5:67. andrew wiggins, back for the dubs in tim

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spencer this is fascinating, fascinating, dion. yes, and, of course, and so adam was born right here in san francisco and has influenced thousands of professional photographers. but a new exhibition that opened this weekend at the de young museum is also putting a spotlight on his influence as an environmentalist. photographer ansel adams captured many of his iconic images. western landscapes like yosemite were both remote and still pristine, and for much of his career, he worked to help keep them that way. now a new exhibit at san francisco's de young museum examines how adam's environmental activism is taking on a new urgency in the age of climate change. is that massive figure with this sort of larger than life reputation at one has to deal with so i'm fascinated to realize how many contemporary artists really are concerned and speaking to environmental issues to climate change, senior curator karen haas says the influence can be seen in the work of those often younger photographers included in the exhibition. contrast adams fam

it was from the fact that a lot of people felt it dan and dion.so, let me show you the magnitude and the earthquake it was centered just north of trespina's as you take a look here. the magnitude initially came in as a 4.6, but it was revised by the usgs to a 4.5 at 323. pm adapt was about six miles now when you look at the bigger picture there were multiple reports of earthquakes with the maximum magnitude of 4.5 on the calaveras fault as you just heard dan say and when you take a look at the shake intensity map, it was felt all the way to the north bay right here in san francisco. it felt like a jolt to me. it was felt all the way out towards the fresno area when you look at this earthquake a four is really a light earthquake, but can have noticeable shaking. so keep that in mind once again that earthquake was 4.5 miles north of 4.5 magnitude. north of trespeÑos stan. okay, sandy. thank you. under new york state law is a felony. a falsify business records with intent to defraud and an intent to conceal another crime. that is exactly what this ca

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 shooting of this little girl hard to even wrap your head around it. it certainly is. dion friends of the family were emotional. when i spoke with them earlier tonight, they say this little girl was so excited about celebrating easter. and with this shooting happening saturd

>> i am dion lim. the investigation i 21 page redacted report, released yesterday to the media. >> we are following the developments. we want to warn you, the story contains graphic language. >> it is clear that the antioch police department has treated that community like a war zone and the community members as though they were hostile. >> the attorney trayvon pugh, and it is now part of a new investigation. a 14 page report prepared by the district attorney's office and obtained by abc 7 news that reveals a series of text messages exchange between antioch police officers as they relate to this case and others. officer eric rombou texted "so many black people." an officer applied "bro, they all look the same." "tell me about it. i feel like i am at the zoo. i hate these idiots." >> the 14 page report shows that my client and one other individual were not only compounded with overarching racial hatred, but they were specifically targeted during the course of the investigation. >> six days into their in

coming up we look at a new music video from celine dion. ♪ dion!n warnings. we are following breaking news right now, and arrest has been made in the stabbing death of tech exec bob lee, abc seven news insider, phil matier has confirmed what mission local is reporting that the suspect and lee knew each other and this was not a street crime. we are working right now to get more information. urologist drew tumor has okay, area. good morning. coming up on live. we're gonna chat with rachel brosnahan from the marvelous mrs maisel. plus and in studio pizza tour, nine o'clock only on abc seven and we're taking a look at winds right now. we'll see you shortly. ryan it's not nearly as windy out there this morning. look at this light winds. if not calm. that's some welcome news temperatures right now. our coldest spot started out in the thirties were still there right now in santa rosa and ukiah, but more of us are responding to the sunshine. upper forties lower fifties this morning, quite lovely from sutro tower right now showing you the golden gate bridge

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i'm dion lim. we do wish you a happy easter sunday and we begin with holiday celebrations here in the bay area, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes a look at some longstanding easter traditions and what's sure to become a family favorite? out this pint sized stampede for easter eggs dozens of eager kids on the hunt at salesforce park in san francisco parents try to keep up was pretty intense. you know for the kids, we had a little false start threw everybody off like there was a lot of competition for the eggs today. exactly i agree with you, even though it's like i don't have an admin. somebody hit me. it was fun. it's sunny. it's nice day. that is, for sure the sun was shining bright after a chilly, wet winter. it's a perfect day for easteryoe. t e s ouar jacketscos. yes, so it's awesomevent. services at glide memorial church were about music and a message of renewal. so when i say good morning, you keep that in your head that this might be the words that will pull somebody out into the

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they were a lot of thirsty fans for him to keep a big, dion sport. okay. before we go is or amanda of the top story. we're following for you. this l. germany's bonus via has begun sending aircraft to sudan to evacuate german nationals. the countries are also evacuating their citizens as fighting between sedan army and arrival paramilitary group. continue. you're watching data, but the news from a berlin coming up next is reporter. we talked to a woman, a woman who want to break the to move about discussing menopause. that's coming up after a short break. don't forget, you can get more on the website at any time at d, w dot com. i'm at the house for me and the team here. thanks for watching and stay with guardians of truth. my name is john linda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking on the powers that be.

dion one, of our viewers, sends us this tweet saying the bill is doa in the senate, so the bill is much ado about nothing. but the wall street journal editorial board disagrees. they say mccarthy gets a debt ceiling when. they write, president biden says he won't sign the house bill, but the pressure is now on him to negotiate. the same for the senate, which will have to pass a bill of its own or risk a u.s. default. democrats can say they still want to negotiate, but that is harder to do, now that the house has passed a bill to raise the limit. he goes on to right, there's a heavy political lift to come, because the house republicans will have to compromise with the senate. and, mr. biden. but getting even a couple of these reforms would be no small political and policy victory. do you agree with the wall street journal editorial board? it's now incumbent upon president biden to come to the negotiating table with republicans. they've passed something. ronald in east orange, new jersey, independent, good morning to you, ronald. >> yes, good morning. i believe that republicans are not do

liz: these allegations come after emails dion obtained which d.a. price sent to some members of the asian-american community, calling them misinformed about a case or the asian pacific islander prosecutors association denounced those emails, calling them offensive. the contra costa county public defender's office asking the district attorney to dismiss all pending public defender cases involving the antioch police department. this comes after a growing racist texting scandal possibly involving 40% of the department. >> the public have trust or confidence in any prosecutions coming from antioch at this time. reporter: ellen mcdonald is chief public defender for contra costa county. immediately dismiss all pending public defender cases involving antioch police department agreed to release our incarcerated clients and cease filing any apd related cases. this after published reports revealing a chain of racist and homophobic text messages allegedly sent by antioch police officers over a period of almost two years. >> have you seen anything like this bef

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dion lim spoke with some residents and a fire official about the issue.ednesday afternoon was not the most traumatic part of the week for her. >> i didn't even think about something worst that could happen. it just added to everything. >> as she pointed out the gaping holes in the now uninhabitable apartment along leavenworth street, she explained how thieves entered her building not once but twice after the blaze. >> they took most of my valuables. maybe around $10,000 or more. >> i have personally chased off a bunch, one just last night with a crowbar. >> tenants say they have experienced package thefts and break-ins in the past, but these consecutive crimes, especially after a fire that initially displaced nearly two dozen people, including a 97-year-old grandma, is distressing. >> we haven't gotten any sleep since it. i am living in fear. and i am living in fear of people coming into the unit all day long. >> we could have covered a number of stories of burglaries happening after wildfires but wanted to know if this type of crime is happening across t

ama: abc 7 news dion lim was there. three men charged in 23 euros -- and 23-month-old jasper