i am gloria rodrÍguez in four liz kreutz. meteorologist lisa argen is here.lisa: san francisco turning sunny later on. you do have a couple degrees of cooling from that system to the north that will allow for a strong sea breeze and patchy fog. mount tam, 50. if the three in oakland. san jose, 57. even though there is fog, partial clearing. our 24 hour the deck of low clouds has made its walook at the wind, 20 miler hour. through the delta, increasing throughout the day. winds breezy. as a go through the next several hours, it is a sunny day. partly cloudy at times with a few degrees of cooling. gloria: the alameda p department said there was a shooting at the lounge and it has been ordered to be shut down. ryan curry went to the business and found neighbors concerned for their safety. ryan: this hookah lounge off mission boulevard in hayward was the site of a shooting according to the alameda county sheriffs office. they say it happened after 1:30. they arrived and saw one person dead in front of a lounge. >> we don't kn h my subjects were involved, but it s

live in walnut creek, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. gloria, thank you. new developments in oakland where the teachers union says that members voted overwhelming to authorize a strike. this does not mean teachers are definitely walking out, but union leaders can now call a strike at any time. negotiation is with the school district have been ongoing. district officials say they were still at that table as of nine last night. one of the primary issues is pay. our proposals are providing stability for our schools by demanding usd pay our entire bargaining unit a living wage. educators need enough money to be able to stay in oakland. last week, the school board, the school district, i should say, went to a state board to try to block the strike. since it would coincide with ap testing. the district believes monday may first, will be the earliest day for a potential strike. may 25th is the last day of school. san jose police have shut down an underground casino operation that investigators claim was a front for criminal activity. officers raided six different

live in walnut creek, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. gloria, thank you. the arraignment for the man accused of killing cashapp founder bob lee has been postponed again. abc7 news was in the courtroom and in san francisco yesterday when many appeared before a judge. his attorney asked to delay proceedings until next week because she needs additional documents. 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 tuesday. san francisco police say momenti stabbed bob lee to death in the early morning hours of april 4th on main street near harrison. the two knew each other and many sister may have been the subject of an argument between the men before the stabbing. as the antioch police department texting scandal investigation continues to unfold, many community

i'm gloria rodriguez in for kreutz today. it's a nice out there, lisa. is it going to continue to be nice? lisa: it is pretty. the temperature's 32 degrees. you can see the low clouds there going into the mid 50's and plenty of 50's here with really robust onshore flow. 50 in the city. it is 50 as well in half moon bay with 55 palo alto. and there's the fog. 51 santa rosa as well as livermore and we're looking at that 24-hour temperature change with those milder readings pretty much all in the 50's. the winds, pretty aggressive there. 28 miles an hour at the coast. and they're getting breezy around the bay. so that's the indicator of a slightly cooler day. we have the gray sky for the east bay, the south bay, the peninsula but it all clears except along the coast there. 70's by 1:00. we'll hit maybe 80 by the delta. but otherwise, a couple of degrees cooler for most of us today. gloria? gloria: thank you so much, lisa. developing news out of sudan where the united states has evacuated everybody from its embassy in the capital. this comes as a cease-fire

i'm gloria rodriguez.ave lisa argen with us this morning. good morning. lisa: we are starting out with low clouds. a little bit of mist and drizzle. temperatures in low 50's on the peninsula. you can see the fog bear. 50 degrees in the city. as we go through the morning hours, the fall because the pill back in by 11:00 still lingering on the peninsula but we are sunny in the 70's inland. we have been talking a minor cool dn and it will be that, minor today. breezy wind keeping it call in the city. look at 5:00, we are still in the 70's. a little more narrow of a spread. we take 80's out of the forecast and spread more 60's and low 70's 70's across the bay today. we talk about a cooler monday as well. gloria: developing news out of sudan where united states has evacuated everyone from its embassy in the capital. it comes as a cease fire order has fallen apart. thousands of americans are on the ground as the country enters its second week of fighting. abc seven news reporter has the latest. reporter: as the

. >> reporter gloria rodrÍguez went to the sierra nevada foothills to see where drinking water originatesore than one million east bay customers and how it gets from the source to your house. >> in california we have been dealing with drought conditions the past couple years. with recent storms they have had a spell of water at party dam. the recent abundance of water does not mean water issues are over. >> in california you are never in the clear. you are never fully in the clear when it comes to drought or floods. the challenges in california are significant amount of variability we can see from year to year. >> the east bay municipal utilities district superintendent at party dam. the dam was built in the 1920' to supply water to the east bay. i hiked to the top of the 345 foot down, a strenuous climb. you get a sense of how the water gets from the dam in the sierra nevada foothills to 1.4 million customers in the bay area more than 100 miles away. steve assistant superintendent and says we have cycles of drought and heavy rain. >> we had really heavy water in 2017 and another heavy wa

gloria rodrÍguez, abc7news.he first installment of our new series, "our america: trouble on tap" airs at 9:00 p.m. on abc seven. let's get a check outside. lisa: as we head outside, take a look, you see a bit of fog the lower half of your screen. we have mild visibility. half moon bay, low clouds and fog along the coast. that's where they will stay today and we will talk aut the effect they will have on a weekend. liz: the dubs trying to keep the hope alive at chase center. larry beil has a steph i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. sharp wire pokes his lip, it was a game-changer for me. hurts bad can't handle it. he'd be feeling fine, with invisalign. invis is drama free. less pa

as part of our coverage, gloria rodriguez went to the city era -- sierra nevada hills to see where water originates. and how it gets from the source to your home. >> in california, we have dealt with drought conditions the past couple years. with the recent storms, they have had a spill water at the party dam. >> but this recent abundance of water does not mean our water issues are over. >> in california you are never in the clear. you are never fully in the clear when it comes to drought or floods. the challenges in california is the significant amount of variability you can see from here to here. >> dylan is the east bay mut -- municipal the dam was built at the 1920's to supply water to the east bay. i hiked to the top of their 340 foot dam. it is a strenuous climb but you get a sense of how the water gets from the dam in the sayer nevada foothills -- sierra nevada foothills to the bay area more than one hunter miles away. steve roan is the dam's assistant superintendent. he said he's been through cycles of drought and heavy rain. >> we had heavy drought in 2017 another and 2019. in 2

i'm gloria rodriguez. one woman is dead and two other people are injured after a wrong way.enne cemetery county. chp says it happened to south of highway 92 at around four p.m. yesterday, investigators said the woman was in a bmw headed southbound. when a white ford sedan headed the wrong direction collided with her. the driver of the ford has minor injuries. a boy who was a passenger in a bmw is hospitalized with major injuries. let's get a check up your forecast on this sunday. lisa arjun joins us by their good morning to our onshore flow with us and you can see the cloudy skies here conquered in livermore are clear. it is 50 in san francisco. and the gray sky san jose 73 there today with upper seventies inland just low sixties at the coast. alright thank you so much. lisa and >> welcome back. spoiler alert. the second season of "welcome to wrexham." it has a happy ending. coming up, we'll have more on how the little team that could is heading to the big leagues. i love this story. >> it is a great story. >> i love seeing rob mcelhenney wiping away the tears. >> a lot of e

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news you have another chance to see a rare astronomical phenomenon this morning in san francisco about 100, people filled the intersection of california and golf streets yesterday morning to take in and photograph the so called california henge. we told you about this yesterday. it happens twice a year when the sun lines up perfectly, with california street, shining between the buildings and over the top of the bay bridge. it occurs for just a few minutes. these photos were taken by our own, abc seven news executive producer mark stevens. you can see this again this morning, basically right now, so if you live nearby, you can go out. it happens just before seven a.m. if you don't catch it, you can also do it tomorrow morning before seven am, and if you don't catch it, then you'll have to wait until september. such beautiful photos mark chuck lisa and we have a beautiful sunset with high clouds increasing the next few days, we'll have a lot of opportunities to enjoy nice sunset. his son will be with us all throughout the day, warming us up into the mid seventies a

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. alright lisa, let's get another check outside santa cruz . yeah would you believe 57 already going for high of 72, but by the time we get to win wednesday. the highs may only be in the upper fifties, so we'll talk about the trends and where you can expect for the rest of your easter sunday. next thank you, lisa. also next, the giants trying to even up the series against the kansas city royals, plus an update on tiger woods after he was seen limping at the masters. singer packing tape is like roadside assistance. quality matters. triple a america's most recommended roadside service. do you feel lucky? well, do you? then come to river rock casino fl125, geawaytw the da w a shofheot is saturdayth fun mpm and 10 pm five lucky members will play the royal flush game with one member winning $10,000 club members start earning tickets now only at river rock casino, just 20 minutes north of santa rosa. our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casual, curious and that's what makes it matter, the most when they

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news you have another chance to see a rare astronomical phenomenon in san francisco this morning about 100 people filled the intersection of california and golf streets yesterday to take in and photographed this so called california henge. we told you about it yesterday. it happens twice a year when the sun lines up perfectly with california street, shining between the buildings and over the top of the bay bridge. it occurs for just a few minutes, abc seven news executive producer mark stevens. i took these photos for us, and you can see it again this morning or tomorrow morning just before seven a.m. after that, you will have to wait until september. really nice photos from mark. lisa yeah, beautiful and we'll have a beautiful sunrise 6 43 right now. temperatures in the mid forties over into the east bay made it to the upper sixties yesterday. eight dre g onl f innd vale're gonnand b so wermth last with my accurate 70 forecast coming up. all right, lisa, thank you. also next, the giants trying to even up the series against the kansas city royals on saturda

gloria rodrÍguez sierra nevada foothills to see where drinking water originates for more than a millionst bay customers. reporter: in california we have been dealing with drought conditions the past couple of years, but with all of the recent storms, abundance of water. but that does not mean our water issues are over. >> in california, you are never fully in the clear when it comes to drought or months. the challenges the variability. reporter: she is the utility district superintendent. the dam was built in the 1920's to supply water to the east bay. i hiked to the top of the dam. it is a strenuous climb and if you get a sense of how the water gets from the dam in the sierra nevada foothills to the bay area more than 100 miles away. this is the dams superintendent. he says we have cycles of drought and heavy rain. >> we have had very heavy water years in 2017, 2019 and this year. but in 2015, we were in the worst drought since 1976. reporter: about 90% of regular water comes from party reservoir, then goes to the dam. the major project. i got a look at the construction site for the ex

gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom. gloria: this is the 30th pacific coast dream machines.ng the pandemic. you can see classic cars, bikes, helicopters, and more at the half moon bay airport. there will be about 1000 vehicles on display and you can get rides on aircraft, plus entertainment and more. bob, the co-chair, says they haven't had it since wendy 19 and they are expecting 10,000 -- 2019 and they are expecting 10,000 people. he took a volkswagen bus and put a tesla motor in it. >> bought the tesla motor and batteries, and it took me about a year to get it all incorporated. it is in now and it runs like a top. this little yellow bus went from 80 horsepower to 300 so it is really fun to drive. zero to 60 in probably five seconds which is fast. gloria: i also caught up with eddie, who has been involved since the event started and plans on displaying his aircraft including a p-51 mustang. this is sunday from 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the airport. tickets are $25 plus fees on the website. local nonprofits will benefit from this event. it is so neat to see the aircraft in the

gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. y area congressmen have sent a letter to the u.s. attorney general asking the department of justice to investigate the antioch police department. ey john burroughs has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of antioch in an effort to bring reform to the police department. the lawsuit claims civil rights violations. the suit is based on findings from an investigation into the department by the fbi and the district attorney's office. it found emails and text messages that included racist, homophobic, and sexist comments that investigators they were sent by officers. burris says the police department should be held responsible for allowing you to occur and doing nothing to stop it. >> some of the things they said was so horrific that it made me cringe to think these are the very people who are supposedly serving the people of this community. knowing what i know now, this community should have been more afraid of the police then gangsters or criminals in their communities. >> i have been

gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. k schumer saying he will move a resolution week to temporarily replace senator dianne feinstein on the high-stakes judiciary committee but the plan could 89-year-old dianne feinstein has been recovering from shingles since march 7. a replacement would allow positions on joe biden's judicial nominees to move forward. at least three republican senators have said they will not support a move to temporarily replace the democratic senator on the senate judiciary committee, saying they would not want to help democrats advance president joe biden's agenda. one senator saying helping schumer replace dianne feinstein would equate to helping democrats pack the court with activist judges. >> she is hopeful on returning soon. we think the republican should allow temporary replacement until she returns. >> never, not once, have w allowed temporary substitutes on committees. now was not the time to start. republicans are not going to break this president in order to bail out senator schumer or the b

abc seven of gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with that video. : the fbi police department is alive and they are hoping these new videos will jog the memories of people who may have seen the abduction. her brother tells abc 7 kidnappers have been holding her hostage for five months. the fbi releasing new surveillance video of the moments monica was kidnapped in mexico. one video shows her walking home with her dog on november 29 of last year. it captured the moments before the 29-year-old was abducted. the fbi says another video shows when barbara was confronted by kidnappers and forced into a gray volkswagen jetta. that is just two blocks from her home. the fbi says five suspects then drove away in three different vehicles. authorities say she was targeted. her brother talked to abc 7. >> they hunted, they waited for my sister. they did not move with urgency. you see them, and it is repulsive. i do not know the exact quantity of money they are asking for. i do know it is unattainable. they have also sent proof of life. they have sent a video wher

gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom with a preview. it is going to be a big event but it is not only hippie hill. many in the bay area will be marking 4/20. the cannabis industry brings in hundreds of millions of dollars to our local economy every year. it is fitting that the phrase "4/20" came from it came from a group of teenagers who would smoke every day at 4:20 p.m. it will be at hippie hill, the center of the 1920's culture and -- 1960's culture and hippie movement. it will be lit at the 4 hippie hill festival. 2000 people all drawn by their passion for pot. >> regardless of recreational use or adult use, it is still medicine. 4/20 marks the date to participate and partake in the medicine. gloria: it is going to have djs and more. >> we have a wellness and health area so you will be able to do a ganja yoga. gloria: what is that? >> yoga and a joint. you get medicine. i will try to partake in it. gloria: many oakland businesses will have celebrations on their own. they are highlighted in the oakland cannabis trail. >> this year's t

gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with why the governor is getting involved. eless and housing crisis across the state. it would house more than 1000 students and hundred homeless people. there would be a 148 union building with a public restaurant at a separate building with 120 five beds with half were all going to unhoused people. control of the historic park has been a bitter bow between neighbors and university. protesters took on police in an attempt to stop construction at people's park in berkeley. the court wrote uc berkeley cannot move forward with plans to build student housing at people's park until it addresses problems within the environmental impact report. there were questions about how allow the students would be and whether the university looked for alternative sites for student housing. the university has been dealing with a lack of student housing and set it would provide shelter for around four dozen people who sleep at the park during construction. university proposal is currently blocked in lower courts. kumasi: santa clara delay the per

gloria rodrÍguez joins us out of the newsroom with the details and what feinstein has to say about ite could delay the important work of the judiciary committee and she has asked leader of the senate to allow a different senator to serve until she can continue her committee work. she's not stepping down from the committee or the senate but it should allow president biden's judicial appointments to move forward. a growing number of democrats are calling on dianne feinstein to step down from public office. ro khanna tweeted yesterday t it's obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties, saying that her absence is stalling judicial picks at a critical time. last week a ruling by a conservative federal judge in texas on the future of a widely used abortion pill put the pill in limbo. she's been out of work since mid-march recovering from shingles and in that time she has missed dozens of votes in the narrowly held senate. joe guerra foley is a senior political order at "the chronicle." >> particularly painful to them in the judiciary committee, where feinstein is a member. because to advan

gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom tracking key decisions being made today and how it can save you onour water bill. gloria: some bay area agencies are considering easing mandatory water restrictions and that could mean lower water bills for you. the san francisco public utilities association will resend a surcharge that can save households 15% on their bills starting next month. the santa clara water valley board will vote on reversing their emergency drought restriction which would end the 15% call for water reduction. peace senior resources water specialist there says that means retailers could end surcharges. lower water bills would be a big financial of the for homeowners. -- were put in place in june 2021. >> it is quite a bit. >> i said goodbye to the model in the backyard. = santa clara -- gloria: clara countyis showing -- higher water levels in january 20 23 compared to 2021. santa clara county has been out of draft since march 16 but reminding californians to continue conserving water because the next draft is just about -- next drought is just around the corner. we will let

abc 7 news reporter gloria rodrÍguez joining us now live in the newsroom tracking key decisions being: because of all of the rain some bay area agencies are considering easing mandatory water restrictions. that could mean a lower water bills for you. today the san francisco public utilities commission will likely send a surcharge that could save san francisco households 15% on their bills starting next month. the santa clara valley water board will discuss reversing. the senior resources and specialist there says that means retailers could end sur lower water bills would be a big financial relief for many homeowners. one san jose company has -- san jose couple has seen restrictions on every water bill. >> at the normal it is $290, $300. which is still quite a bit. gloria: santa clara county has seen a healthy water supply, like many parts of california. valley water released a new video showing higher reservoir levels in january of 2023, compared to 2021. santa clara county has been out of drought since march 16th but is still reminding californians to consider conserving water becaus

gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom. gloria: good morning.bi believes monica is alive and they hope the videos may jog the memories of people who may have seen the abduction. her brother tells abc 7 that kidnappers have been holding her hostage for five months for money. the fbi releasing new surveillance video of the moments that on echo de leon barba of san mateo was kidnapped in police go, mexico. one video shows her walking home with her dog on november 29, 2022, and capture the moments before the 29-year-old was abducted. the fbi says another video shows when barba was conflicted by kidnappers -- confronted by kidnappers and forced into a jetta two blocks from her home. the fbi says five suspects drove away in three different vehicles. authorities say she was targeted. her brother spoke to abc 7. >> they hunted, they waited for my sister, and they did not move with urgency. you see them. it is repulsive. i do not know what the exact quantity of money that they are asking for, but i do know that it is unattainable. they have also sent pro

gloria rodriguez is live with more on what happened.ve heard from a friend who saw everything unfold. >> this morning, the kings are investigating what happened. e-40 is one of the worst biggest supporters, often seen at games. he says this shows that racial bias is prevalent. in the video, you see tens of moments between some inks fans and e-40. in the moments before he was kicked out of the one center saturday night in sacramento when he wears anedhef e-40 was told to leave during the fourth quarter. a female fan is recorded on her phone having words with him. minutes later, he is escorte out. this witness says that before the argument e-40 was standing in the front row with a man he went to the game with and some fans told them to sit down. >> e-40 turned around and think he used some words i should not repeat, but he used them towards fans, which is all documented. there was a back-and-forth between the fans that were seated behind e-40 nz person with him. >> i do not see what happened, but i wanted to make sure he was good and our

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gloria rodrÍguez's live in the newsroom with a preview of the event. s not only hippie hill, but many in the bay will be marking 4/20 today. the cannabis industry brings in millions of dollars to the local economy every year, and it is fitting that the term 4/20 has roots right here in the bay area. the story goes that it came from a group of marin county teens who would smoke every day at 4:20 p.m., the term 4/20 was later popularized. it is only appropriate today's festival will be at hippie hill. the center of the 1960's counterculture and flower power movement. this 4/20, you will cloud of smoke over san francisco's golden gate park last year. it will be lit at the 4/20 hippie hill festival. the organizer tells me they are expecting about 20,000 people, all drawn by their passion for pot. >> regardless of recreational use or adult use, it is still a medicine. 4/20 marks the date to participate and partake in the medicine. gloria: it includes comedians, djs and more. >> we have a wellness and health area now, so you will be able to do yoga. it is yog

reporter gloria rodriguez has a look.hese tanks outside the elementary school in sonoma. ey've been capturing the roof rainwater during the storms at the scho lee designed the and helped install it in november. >> when the kids are learning all the lessons, we want to have them learn about growing food and water conservation and water capture as part of the curriculum. it is a demonstration system in addition to it providing the water that would be needed to satisfy some portion of the water budget for that. reporter: also in sonoma county, this winery in windsor is among four wineries also collecting rainwater. >> it is diverted into a series of pipes that leads into tanks in our winery that we then capture the water in. we then run that water thro ugh a filtration system and closed top tanks where they are stored and it is then pumped into a refrigeration system to use to help cool down our winery when it gets hot in the summer days. reporter: the on-site teaminstalling the system in 2021, and already collecting 125,000

gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom now. >> good morning.ng got heated. residents and public officials expressed anger about racist and lent betenomext messages aarer nero, obtained report detailing dozens of racist texts shared between nearly two dozen officers over two years. the report shows officers joked about harming black residents. one offered to buy a prime rent dinner -- prime rib dinner to anyone who shoots the may with a projectile used on protesters. some congratulated each other on violence used during protests. the texts have not been made public. things got more tense when the publication contra costa news reported when a community remember -- reported a community member called for an investigation into the mayor. the comment appeared to be in reference to accusations made against the mayor last year, accusations he has denied multiple times. >> i am tired of being attacked by these people in this community apologizing for the racism going on in this community. you are the problem. you are the problem. >> it's vile and tolera

as gloria rodriguez tells us, it is all about helping ramp-up solar panel installation. reporter: the company says a robot helps build solar farms in a faster, safer, more cost-effective way. it will be deployed later this year on commercial projects on large utility solar farms all over the country. this is video of the rpd35. a robot based on excavator. it can carry very heavy solar panels used to so -- used to support solar panels. san francisco based launched the robot. it is about five times more productive than traditional means and methods for creating solar farm foundations. this, as the country is working to meet the white house's goal of creating a green energy economy by installing 950 million solar panels by 2030. >> the big focus now is really solar. the reason for that is more interest going crazy right now. the economics are superstrong. solar is the cheapest way to generate electricity in california and other part of the country. reporter: the robot will get sent to solar for construction sites for a few months and then sent to another site. the company w

gloria rodriguez is joining us with what you can expect. nthusiasts are so excited this event will be back after taking a break doing the pandemic. you will bebl to see cars, bikes, airplanes, helicopters, and more at the event at the half moon bay airports. there will be about a thousand airports on display, as well as rides on aircraft. plus there is entertainment and more. i caught up with eddie and jeannie. he has been involved since the event started, and he is planning on displaying some of his aircraft. >> the p 51 is a world war ii fighter aircraft. he participated in europe. it was in the european theater of war during world war ii. it was restored about 10 years ago. war ii fighter, a russian fighter. it was on the eastern front. so, yeah, they have been involved in aircraft since i was a kid with my dad. gloria: i also chatted with bob pelikan. he is the chaiofnt and isplayhie. this is a volkswagen bus. he put a tesla motor in it. you can learn about what he calls his love.this is going onm 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 p.m. at

gloria rodriguez joins us with details on this. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer saying he willr a resolution this week you temporarily replace senator dianne feinstein on the high-stakes judiciary committee. but the plan could face in public in opposition. she has been away recoverin from shingles since march 7. a replacement would allow decisions on president joe biden's judicial nominees to move forward. but at least three republican senators have said they will not support a move to temporarily replace the democratic senator on the senate judiciary committee, saying they wouldn't want to help, credit advance president joe biden's agenda. one senator saying that helping schumer replace feinstein what i meant helping democrats pack the court with activist judges. >> she's hopeful of return. she's hopeful on returning soon. we think that republicans should allow a temporary replacement until she returns. >> never, not once have we allowed temporary substitutes on committees. and now is not the time to start. republicans are not going to break this precedent in order to bailout

gloria rodriguez in the newsroom this morning with more on how the girls are doing and what we know abouthat happened. gloria? gloria: this is heartbreaking. i last checked, the baby girl was in the hospital in critical condition. police have not made any arrests in the shooting and police have not given us a sups -- a suspect description. in a surveillance video, you can see them running to the fire station take out -- to get help. they say a 15-month-old in a honda was struck by one bullet monday night. caitoan eig othe aulside of their family store across from the firehouse for when it happened. >> just heard a lot of screaming outside so we went out and there was like three girls and one man. i was very sad because i have a little sister. >> it was painful because i have a sister. i don't want that to happen too. gloria: sue: oakland fire fighters -- gloria: oakland fire fighters say the toddler was shot in the stomach area. police believe shots were fired near east 15th street, close to franken park and franklin elementary schools. and is a couple blocks from the firehouse. police ha

abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with more on what happened.n critical condition. police have not made any arrests in the shooting and police have not given us a suspect description. in the surveillance video you can see the girls family jumping out of a car and running to the nearest fire station to get help. oakland a15on-oldoddlnside a red honda was struck by at least one bullet. around 6:15 monday night the car left with two bullet holes. ali and his the street from firehouse four when it happened. >> i just hear a lot of screaming outside, so we just went out. there was, like, three girls and one man. i was very sad, because i have a little sister, and, yeah. >> it was very painful because i have a sister. i don't want that to happen to her. gloria: oakland firefighters say the toddler wasn't shot in the stea. shotspotter sensors showed that shots were fired in the area close to franklin park and franklin elementary school. police have not said what led to those of shots being fired, and officers are asking anybody with information to call