i'm liz kreutz. we will get to that story and a moment, but let us start with the weather with lisa argen. lisa: 46 with some fog, half moon bay. you can see the marine layer just outside of san francisco and with temperatures in the low 60's on top of mount diablo. we have a little bit of cooling as we get towards sunrise and another -- in another 15 minutes. temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday. we will be 60 by 9:00, partly cloudy by the bay. temperatures will be climbing throughit will be cool at the c, may be 60 with breezy winds. our slow climb starts today with temperatures coming up a few degrees inland. we will see more dramatic warming in a few -- , which i will detail in a few minutes. liz: other members of the catholic community are responding. tim johns spoke with some to get their take on the archbishop's decision. >> one issue seems to be top of mind for many in the community. on friday the a archbishop issued a statement barring nancy pelosi from receiving communion. >>

anchor liz. kreutz liz. hi. dananama the san francisco chamber of commerce conducts this poll every year and it shows that is concerns around crime and public safety in the city are only getting worse more than of voters see those as a major issue the poll also shows a majority of san francisco's are unhappy with the district attorney and they want to see him recalled. san francisco is heading in the wrong direction. that's according to the results of an annual poll released by the city's chamber of commerce the poll which surveyed 500 residents found 76% of respondents feel san francisco is on the wrong track 20% feel the city is on the right track. unfortunately this year again, we have some pessimistic views on the city rodney fong is the ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. he announced these findings at a breakfast this morning alongside mayor. read the mayor acknowledged frustrations about the city and pledge to do more to increase police staffing. i'm tired of people saying they don't feel safe c

i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports webetting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >>> good morning, america. record-setting heat. temperatures soaring from virginia to new hampshire as 24 million americans are under a heat advisory. how l

i am liz kreutz. we are going to start with a quick look at the weather. we are talking about the fog. it will be a chilly mother's day as well, lisa. lisa: we are looking up partly to mostly cloudy skies. a cold front continues to work through the bay area. we have a couple of days where it will be unseasonably cold. the risk of showers and a thunderstorm exists. 55 in nevada. the winds are breezy. two to six degrees cooler this morning. there is a look at the golden gate bridge, where fog is not much of an issue. we are looking got gusty winds today, despite the sunshine. highs will be mainly in the 60's for everyone. 50's at the coast. later on today, maybe some in lynn. it will be breezy to windy. well below average. we will bring in the chance of showers. liz: two people are dead after a plane crashed into a hillside in the marin headlands. this happened as the area was blank it with fog. the crash happened on a back country ridge. this is at the golden gate national recreation area. there were no survivors. investigators say they have identified the

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anchor liz kreutz joins us live and at this poll shows voters continue to be frustrated with the directione city ry. liz: this poll shows concerns about crime in the city are getting worse. more than half of voters see those as a major issue. the poll shows a majority of san franciscans are unhappy with the district attorney and want to see him recalled. san francisco is heading in the wrong direction, that is according to the results of in any willby the city's chamber of commerce. the poll, which surveyed 500 residents, found 76% of respondents feel san francisco is on the wrong track. 20% feel the city is on the right track. >> unfortunately this year again we have pessimistic views on the city. liz: rodney is the ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. he announced these findings at a breakfast this morning alongside their been buried the mayor acknowledged frustrations about the city and pledge to do more to increase police staffing. >> i'm tired of people saying they don't feel safe coming to work. i'm tired of seniors in our chinese community wearing about walking down the str

in a one-on-one interview with abc 7's liz kreutz, who'd been dismissed the pole. >> i know the recallill make us -- it will undermine the work that my office is doing. dan: throughout the wide-ranging interview, boudin addressed concerns of crime around san francisco and says it is unfair to blame him for this -- the problems that the city is facing. >> my charging rate is higher than my predecessor or any bay area district attorney when it comes to every category of crime , domestic violence, drug sales. i am taking the lead in my office. innovative solutions to those problems. dan:boudin had 50 -- much of the turnover is part of the great resignation as a result of the pandemic. you can watch liz's entire conversation with the da on our abc 7 bay area news app. ama: developing news on capitol hill where democrats are now back to the drawing board after a failed senate to vote to begin the process of protecting roe v. wade. >> the motion is not agreed to. ama: vice president kamala harris made the announcement the bill had did not have the votes to pass. senate majority leader chuck

i'm j r stone in for liz kreutz. let's first start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist. lisa argent. morning to you. hi everyone starting out with some patchy fog along the san mateo coast. otherwise, it's a cooler start out there and as we look at live doppler 7, you can see our sweep on top of mount saint helena. otherwise we are clear and temperatures are cool in some of our valleys 49 castro valley 48 in berkeley with 52 in union city. we've got about 50 at the san carlos airport and pacifica, but in the north bay four to six degrees colder compared to 24 hours ago and from our east bay hills camera vomer peak good visibility there by noontime 60s and 70s and that's going to be a warmer day, but still going to be breezy to windy at the shoreline cool there in the fifties, but as we get towards the afternoon, we're in the upper 70s to near 80 inland and we'll talk about abrupt cool down for your monday that's coming up in a few minutes jr. thank you so much lisa. we begin with the war in ukraine is the russian assault escalates this morning and a

stone in for liz kreutz. there is meteorologist lisa argen. >> we are starting with sunshine and wind on top of mount diablo. if you're heading out for a hike or a bike ride it is testing now. --gusty now. d5 in the city. 58 at mountain view. what a pretty picture from the ium camera. 57 santa rosa. overall temperatures are cooler. calm surface wind. the beach looks nice. by noon in the 60's and 70's. away from the coast in sea breeze sets up. numbers are going up bay, sure, and england today. >> we begin with the war in ukraine. house speaker nancy pelosi made an unannounced visit to the ukrainian capital of kyiv as relatives of ukrainian fighters are holed up in a steel plant in mariupol rally in the streets calling for the evacuation of their families from the city. marcus moore has the latest. >> overnight ukrainian president zelenskyy releasing a video of house speaker nancypeaker nancyd the congressional delegation making an unannounced visit to ukraine. the delegation meeting with zielinski -- presiden

anchor liz. kreutz liz. hi.sco chamber of commerce conducts this poll every year and it shows that is concerns around crime and public safety in the city are only getting worse more than of voters see those as a major issue the poll also shows a majority of san francisco's are unhappy with the district attorney and they want to see him recalled. san francisco is heading in the wrong direction. that's according to the results of an annual poll released by the city's chamber of commerce the

liz kreutz spoke to the store owner and his girlfriend who questioned whether and why they were targeted. >> fire, fire! reporter: what started as a typical workday for david nguyen turned terrifying when out of the blue the front of his family's furniture store went up in flames. >> fire flamed up. i started screaming fire while i was running out. >> david later learned the fire was started by an unknown arsonist who walked in and appeared to poor accelerant on the couch. he let the couch on fire and ran out. >> i turned back thinking i have to save the store, it is the family store. i was running around for fire extinguishers and while i was calling 911i was on hold for 10 minutes. >> i thought it was insane he had to wait that long. his running around really panicked, trying to put out the fire himself. by the time firefighters got there they are like, well, you did our job for us. reporter: david's girlfriend naomi says his quick thinking along with help from his pregnant cousin seen running toward the flames with buckets of water is what saved the store and prevented the fire from s

in a one-on-one interview with abc 7's liz kreutz, who'd been dismissed the >> i know the recall willake us -- it will undermine the work that my office is doing. dan: throughout the wide-ranging interview, boudin addressed concerns of crime around san francisco and says it is unfair to blame him for this -- the problems that the city is facing. >> my charging rate is higher than my predecessor or any bay area district attorney when it comes to every category of crime , domestic violence, drug sales. i am taking the lead in my office. innovative solutions to those problems. dan:boudin had 50 -- much of the turnover is part of the great resignation as a result of the pandemic. you can watch liz's entire conversation with the da on our abc 7 bay area news app. ama: developing news on capitol hill where democrats are now back to the drawing board after a failed senate to vote to begin the process of protecting roe v. wade. >> the motion is not agreed to. ama: vice president kamala harris made the announcement the bill had did not have the votes to pass. senate majority leader chuck schum

liz kreutz spoke to the store owner and his girlfriend who questioned whether and why they were targeted>> fire, fire! reporter: what started as a typical workday for david nguyen turned terrifying when out of the blue the front of his family's furniture store went up in flames. >> fire flamed up. i started screaming fire while i was running out. >> david later learned the fire was started by an unknown arsonist who walked in and appeared to poor accelerant on the couch. he let the couch on fire and ran out. >> i turned back thinking i have to save the store, it is the family store. i was running around for fire extinguishers and while i was calling 911i was on hold for 10 minutes. >> i thought it was insane he had to wait that long. his running around really panicked, trying to put out the fire himself. by the time firefighters got there they are like, well, you did our job for us. reporter: david's girlfriend naomi says his quick thinking along with help from his pregnant cousin seen running toward the flames with buckets of water is what saved the store and prevented the fire from spr

liz kreutz down with one candidate hoping to challenge governor newsom for the job. >> governor newsomon handily but issues around crime and safety and homelessness and drug crisis are front of mind for many californians. bay area author michael shellenberger has thrown his hat into the ring. he is hoping by talking about these issues here will be able to break through. as californians receive their ballots for the june primary, they will find a long list of candidates hoping to take on governor newsom for the top spot. among them, michael shellenberger. an environmentalist turned homeless advocate and author of the book san fransicko. the democrat turned independent

i am liz kreutz. we will get to that in a moment, but first let's start with a quick check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: temperatures climbing to the 60's in the valley. patchy, shallow fog. it stops at santa cruz. in the bay area, a lot of sunshine. the cool spot, right here, 52. 61 in san jose -- 60 in santa rosa. mid 60's in concord and livermore. it is cooler than 24 hours ago we warm it up once again. it is a cloudy santa cruz. temperatures from the 60's to the 70's at the local beaches. by noon, 80 inland, 70 bayshore. cool with gusty winds at the coast with mid and upper 80's with a slight warm-up inland. liz: new developments, the first operation baby formula shipment has arrived in the u.s., arriving a short time ago to address the shortage. the secretary was there to greet it. he says another supply is coming later this week with more formula. faith abubey has the latest. faith: the white house sing this critical operation speeds it up to 72 hours. it will be inspected

liz kreutz reports the impending closure caught county officials off guard. liz: for more than 40 years, athena house has been a safe haven for women and children facing addiction. >> i feel safe on this property. liz: where alumni say they got their lives back. >> you come in when somebody has just gotten into the program and empty, and you come back in a couple weeks and see the light and the spark and the hope. liz: but athena house is on the brink of closure. the nonprofit that runs the program says that due to rising costs from inflation and challenges from the pandemic, the can no longer afford to keep it going. they decided to shut down the program and have told all the women and children to leave the home by the end of july. >> i was given a phone call and it was devastating. we had a process group and a lot of them cried. liz: many of the women who graduate from athena come live here, but this village is also scheduled to close. the women tell us it is unclear where they will go. >> there won't be anywhere for these women to go. that is the truth. liz

liz kreutz reports the impending closure took county officials by surprise. >> from within 40 years,oma county has been a safe haven for women and their children facing addiction should >> i feel safe on this property. >> a beloved substance abuse treatment program or alumni say they got their lives back >> >> you come in when somebody has just gotten to the program and they are lost, empty. and you come back in couple of weeks and see the light and the spark. >> athena house, which currently operates out of the stone house in santa rosa is on the brink of closure. the nonprofit that runs the program says due to rising costs from inflation and challenges from the pandemic they can no longer afford to keep it going. they have decided to shut down the program and have told all the women and children to leave the home by the end of july. >> i was given a phone call and it was devastating. everyone from the property, we had a process group and a lot of them cried. >> many of the women who graduate from athena house to here at this sober living facility hope village, but it is also schedu

i am liz kreutz. we are going to have the latest on the crash in a moment, but let's start with a click -- a quick look at the mother's day forecast. lisa: we have a cooling trend underway. the wind will pick up. look at the view. you can see the unusual looking clouds due to the colder air. 58 in oakland. san jose is 59. 60 in santa clara. hayes from mount tam where the wind is over 25 miles per hour dream -- per hour. wind is gusting to 2220 five miles power from hayward, san mateo, and san francisco -- when is gusting to the 20 to 25 miles power from hayward, san mateo, and san francisco. liz: a police officer being accused of performing a lewd sex act inside the home during a call. the chief is promising reforms. >> disturbing new details about a san jose police office accused of masturbating inside of a family home while in duty. on friday we spoke with retired superior court judge cordell who, for five years, deserved as -- served as independent auditor for san jose. >> i do not believe the poli

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in an interview with liz kreutz, he dismissed the whole in says he is confident he will win. >> i'm proud of the work we done and i know how much is left to do. the recall will destabilize the district attorneys office. reggie: he addressed concerns about crime and safety in santos driving the recall and said it is unfair to lame him for problems in the city. others say his offices on accountable for crimes and he says that is not sure when you look at statistics. >> charging rate is higher than my predecessor and others, domestic crime, drug sales, property crime. i and my office are taking the lead on innovation -- and a bit of solutions to those problems. reggie: liz also pressed him on reports that many have left his office, he would not confirm that but much of that is part of the great resignation as part of the pandemic. you can watch the entire interview with the da streaming on our area app. you can download it for our roku, apple tv, amazon to be. kumasi: the founder of the company that puts on this race is facing scrutiny for political donations he is made. chronicle is reporti

as liz kreutz reports, one mom in santa rosa is so desperate to find a specific formula that she turnedn facebook. that is where she fell victim to a scam. liz: this is how she spends her mornings and nights. mixing up some of the few cans of formula she still has left before going on her phone, computer, social media, doing anything she can define the specific baby formula her 11-year-old daughter needs to survive. >> the tally is on a medical grade formula. that means it is by prescription. liz: she has a rare medical condition that affects all aspects of her cognitive and develop mental abilities. she cannot eat food or even process many of the common baby formulas found in grocery stores. that is why her mother has turned to facebook and instagram, hoping others can help. >> i was hoping people would have excess supply. that is where the scammers came in to play. liz: amid the stress of trying to keep her daughter alive, she says she fell victim to a scam. she sent to fit -- she sent 200 for the dollars to a woman on facebook who had reached out and offered to sell formula. >> i tho

liz kreutz down with one candidate hoping to challenge governor newsom for the job. >> governor newsom is expected to win his reelection handily but issues around crime and safety and homelessness and drug crisis are front of mind for many californians. bay area author michael shellenberger has thrown his hat into the ring. he is hoping by talking about these issues here will be able to break through. as californians receive their ballots for the june primary, they will find a long list of candidates hoping to take on governor newsom for the top spot. among them, michael shellenberger. an environmentalist turned homeless advocate and author of the book san fransicko. the democrat turned independent told us he is running for governor to put an end to homelessness and drug crisis across the state. you're running as a no party preference candidate. how would you describe your politics? >> truly independent. there are seven things i cerro -- i share with democrats there there is of things i share with republicans. the basic strategy i believe we need to follow is the same one they have don

reporter liz kreutz is in the newsroom to explain how they put the case together. liz: down, this was called "operation bulldog". investigators placed rental cars around the city hoping they would be broken into, they would then track where the cars would be going. many of them lead to a small boba shop in the tenderloin. the san francisco district attorney today announced his office uncovered a sophisticated car burglary operation believed to be operating out of a boebert tea shop in the tenderloin. >> that is an international ring. liz: the da says quoc le was arrested monday after investigators found 130 boxes of stolen goods inside the store. the da says in over your long undercover investigation that included bait cars around the city led investigators to him. >> inside the bags were left in these cars were high-value products, and also tracking devices that allowed us to both follow electronically and in person with eyes on the ground, where the stolen goods moved. liz: he says many of the items were traced to the barbershop where they were then shipped to pla

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i am liz kreutz. today, you can turn in guns for cash.tiple public agencies are teaming up to host the buyback event starting at 9:00 this morning. the group is accepting various styles and they have $50,000 to get away on a first-come, first-served basis. it is being held at the melp iedes community center. lisa: a couple of inland valleys in the 40's. pretty sunny conditions in the city. 50 degrees, 50 three in oakland with 56 mountain view. from mount tam upper 40's with patchy fog. today with the sea breeze we are keeping the beaches in the upper 50's near 60. 68 downtown and >>> when the time comes he must be trained. >> like you trained his father? >> i'm so excited about this. welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. edge of our seats right here. the countdown has begun, we're just a few days away from the release of the disney plus series "star wars: obi wan kenobi." the much anticipated series takes place ten years after "star wars: revenge of the sith." it will start streaming this friday, may 27th. >>> let's get a check of so

i'm liz kreutz. let's start with a quick look of the weather with lisa argen. lisa: good morning. it will be a warm day today. the warmest day of the weekend. there is coastal fog we are watching. also a cooler day at the shoreline. 53 in dublin. you can see the fog from pacifica and santa rosa. milder. anywhere from two to six degrees milder. livermore is five degrees milder. there's a look at emeryville. low 70's around the bay. notice the coast stays cool. a localized sea breeze. upper 70's around the bayshore. 90 in the warmest interior valleys. sunset at 8:12. we have the clips to talk about any look ahead when we see you in a few minutes. liz: the lawyers are back in the western conference finals for the sixth time in eight years. they closed out the memphis grizzlies in game six. 30 points. steph curry got hot in the fourth quarter. they pulled away pray 11 -- 4for a 110-96 victory. >> i was in cabo last here. it was brutal watching. to make it back here after the last two years we've had and the dynasty talks and all that nonsense, this one feels good. >> al especially on

i am liz kreutz.ck up. look at the view. you can see the unusual looking clouds due to the colder air. 58 in oakland. san jose is 59. 60 in santa clara. hayes from mount tam where

i'm j r stone in for liz kreutz. let's first start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa arjun. alrighty, good morning to you. it's a quiet start to may temperatures a little bit cooler out there, but a nice start to the day with the sun coming up underneath that mostly clear condition. there's a look at live doppler 7 where a system is sliding to the east of us and that's going to help warm us up quicker. there's santa cruz 45 degrees right now temperatures will be in and around 70 degrees there later today 45 in mountain view. it's 49 downtown 46 in oakland with 42 in santa clara exploratorium camera, you can see how clear it is low 40s, santa rosa 50. conquered and it's cooler mainly around napa mountain view and oakland this morning. there's the bridge no wind to speak of and as we get into the noon hour upper elevation north winds allowing for 60s and 70s bayside in inland still cool and breezy at the coast upper 70s and upper 60s for the shoreline and inland valleys by about four o'clock today jr. thank you so much lisa. we begin with the w

i am liz kreutz. as we talk about that news let's start with a quick look at the weather. tracking the cold weather and fog. lisa: a lot of fog yesterday. this morning, three miles up the coast but partly to mostly cloudy. fog not an issue. dry cold front moving through and the winds will pickup through the afternoon. there is a cloudy shot of santa cruz where it will be cool at the coast. san jose is 54 and look at this shot, looks like a winter scene with the fog. you can see the clouds and the camera shaking. 52 santaa anield. as we look at the 20 per hour temperature change, two to five degrees cooler. it will get more dramatic as we increase the winds. it is a sunny day, 60's by noon time inland, 50's at the coast. it will be breezy and gusty and the clouds enter for a chance of showers into mother's day. liz: thank you. two people are dead after a plane crashed into the hillside in the marin headlands yesterday as the area was blanketed with fog. it happened on a backcountry ridge. this is in the golden gate national recreation area. there were no survivors. investig

standard petaluma that was ransacked early mother's morning of old days as abc 7 news reporter liz kreutzeves took off with more than 1,200 worth of flowers on the shops busiest day of the year. hang with me road and petaluma where customers pay for these perfectly crafted blooms through the honor system which typically is a really joyful for everyone involved people come in and they leave us a little note saying things like, you know, i didn't know that the honor system still existed in this world, but on mother's day that trust was broken and brazenly after working several 15 hour days straight to prepare. the holiday owner lenny larkin woke up to learn her shop had been ransacked her surveillance video showed thieves taking off with more than 1,200 worth of flowers just hours before her busiest day of the year one slow, dude, and then a faster guy who like like the grinch just crept over to my beautiful flowers and gobbled them all up. but and they were in and out within i think 15 seconds lenny says, she implemented the honor system at her shop for economic reasons. her margins are to

i'm liz kreutz and happy mother's day to all of you moms at home. let's start with a quick look of our mother's day forecast with our resident mom here. lisa arjun. happy mother's day to you lisa. thank you liz. yeah. happy mother's day to everyone out there. it's gonna be a cool one and breezy we even have an isolated chance. of a few showers out there as we look at live doppler 7. there's a system way to the north and that will be bearing down on the bay area. later on in the morning hours. and so we're looking at 50 right now in berkeley 51 in union city with 47 up in santa rosa. so as we look outside there the camera shaking a bit the winds are certainly going to be a factor today with 49 santa clara and emeryville camera looking pretty nice out there with temperatures in the mid 40s, although the temperatures are certainly cooler than they have been throughout the overnight hours compared to yesterday winds are already gusty over in oakland. novato and we're anywhere from four to five degrees colder this morning. so your mother's day forecast c