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in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, jaw dropping scene at a northern california rodeo. a wild bucking bull leaps into a crowd. >>> and it looked like a blast from the past on the uc berkeley campus. the christopher nolan film shoot is getting a lot of attention. >> the warriors mega fan literally praying for a win tonight. we visit his famous blue and gold house, coming up. >>> well, have a look at this. new at 6:00 wild new video into the newsroom of a rodeo bull leaping into a crowd at a rodeo up in redding. local outlets are reporting the bull struck six people and sent one into the hospital. it happened during the end of the bull ride when the bull bucked the rider off and then not content with that, continued to buck around and then the animal jumped into the crowd and injured several people. redding police say the bull was finally wrangled almost a half mile away from the rodeo grounds. rodeo up and running released a statement saying we wished best to all of those affected. the safety of our fans is our highest priority and we appreciate their support. >> wow. >

demonstrated that the country understood that everybody was fighting for it. >> reporter: in san francisco, johnkpix 5. >>> happening tomorrow, memorial day events are planned around the bay area. the annual mill valley memorial day parade will start with a pancake breakfast, followed by a parade and a carnival. and san rafael will hold a special service at veterans' memorial. and hillsborough will have a parade its town hall with a music festival until mid-afternoon. >>> the stairs leading up to the lighthouse are closed because of strong winds. in fact, the observation deck above the lighthouse is still open, but parking lots nearby could be full on this memorial day weekend. >>> from that, we go to darren with our first alert weather and some red flag warnings. >> just like the wind that you were just talking about out on the coast, tomorrow, the other issue will be inland. there is a red flag warning tomorrow. but for the overwhelming majority of us, tomorrow is not about that. it's about the best weather day of the three-day weekend. it's going to be more blue sky than anything else. we're

san francisco" in the battle of guadalcanal during world war ii. yesterday's event remembered a sailor who was commended for his bravery, even as he battled racism. johnos has that story. ♪ >> reporter: the memorial to the "uss san francisco" sits in a quiet spot next to land's end. its flagpole flanked by the ship's battered bridge filled from the holes from the bombardment they took on november 13th, 1942. >> the "uss fran" and her ships filed right into the center of a japanese armada and in the middle of t dand it was a l. there's no better way to describe it. >> reporter: miraculously, the ship was not sunk, but 77 sailors died in the battle, including most of the command staff, and their names were read aloud and a bell rung to honor their passing. but one fallen sailor, petty officer leonard roy harmon made history in another way as well. he was a kitchen attendant, one of the few jobs african americans who hold on a ship back then. during the battle he began helping to move wounded soldiers including the ship's executive officer. >> shots are ripping through the wall while the guy is carrying him down, stands between him and the doorway and he

. >> all right, guys >> reporter: inside this massive warehouse south of san francisco, john helan is on a mission. >> go ahead and get the coffee table >> reporter: the professional mover pulling from his donated collection of furniture to help make comfortable homes for those who served, but are now struggling >> this is so great! thank you, again thank you! oh, my god >> reporter: since 2018, he's furnished more than 500 houses and apartments >> this is my way of serving our country, is helping these veterans >> come on down. the house is right >> reporter: this week, john made a special delivery to navy veteran esperanza fletcher and her kids. >> oh, this is nice. >> reporter: providing what they need to feel safe and settled, after living in a shelter for two years. >> we care from the heart. from the heart so it's very rare to find people like that. he said, children deserve to have exactly what they want so i want to help you out. >> reporter: john's devotion to veterans is inspired by his father, frank, who served in the air force. >> go ahead and take this out, guys >> report

. >> reporter: in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> some activists are advocating for a federal law that would legalize abortion nationally. a recent cbs poll shows that 58% of americans favored that idea, while 42% oppose it. >>> in other news, oakley police say they found alexis gabe's cell phone case. picture of the case is shown here. alexis's family says it was a custom design, and police say a man who was caught on video walking away from alexis's car on january 26th, think he might be the one who threw the case away. gabe was last seen january 26th. when she told her family she was visiting an ex-boyfriend in antioch. there is a $10,000 reward for information on that case. >> san mateo authorities are investigating a suspicious death that happened at a bus stop. the body was found at el camino prompting road closures in the area. further details are still unknown. also in san mateo county, a major bust for a criminal organization. authorities have arrested seven people in connection to multiple felony crimes in the area. investigators seized more than 30 cars and motorcycles,

in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news this year san francisco unified school district will have their graduation ceremonies at two locations all with one common goal in mind equity a key part of building a better bay area starting tuesday. the district will have 19 graduation ceremonies at kezar stadium and mcateer campus the district hires a production for every graduate to have the same experience, but it does come at a price. do we had some schools that could really afford something like a bill graham civic auditorium and we had other schools that could not afford that and we started looking at that from an equity lens. several graduations could cost up to half a million dollars. that's a big price to pay for a district facing budget deficits the district hopes to keep the tradition going through funding and donations. there is a new high-speed passenger ferry on the bay tonight. the mv dorado was christened at the san francisco ferry terminal this afternoon the dorado can transport 320 passengers around the bay at speeds up to 36 knots. that's about 41 miles an hour. 16th vessel i

in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news this year san francisco unified school district will have their graduation ceremonies at two locations all with one common goal in mind equity a key part of building a better bay area starting tuesday. the district will have 19 graduation ceremonies at kezar stadium and mcateer campus the district hires a production for every graduate to have the same experience, but it does come at a price. do we had some schools that could really afford something like a bill graham civic auditorium and we had other schools that could not afford that and we started looking at that from an equity lens. several graduations could cost up to half a million dollars. that's a big price to pay for a district facing budget deficits the district hopes to keep the tradition going through funding and donations. there is a new high-speed passenger ferry on the bay tonight. the mv dorado was christened at the san francisco ferry terminal this afternoon the dorado can transport 320 passengers around the bay at speeds up to 36 knots. that's about 41 miles an hour. 16th vessel i

has the touching story >> all right, guys >> reporter: inside this massive warehouse south of san francisco, johnsion. >> go ahead and get the coffee table. >> the professor mover pulling from his donature to help make comfortable homes for those who served that are now struggling >> this is so great. thank you again. thank you. oh my god. >> reporter: since 2018, he's furnished more than 500 houses and departments. >> this is my way of serving our country is helping these veterans >> come on down. the house is right >> reporter: john made a special delivery to navy veteran esperanza fletcher and her kids. >> oh, this is nice. >> reporter: providing what they need to feel safe and settled after living in a shelter for two years. >> he cares from the heart from the heart it's very rare to find people like that. he said children deserve to have exactly what they want so i want to help you out. >> reporter: john's devotion to veterans is inspired by his father frank, who served in the air force. >> go ahead and take this out, guys. >> reporter: but his own call to action came during his recovery fro

san francisco and the battle during world war ii. the event today remembered a sailor commended for his bravery even as he battled racism. johnamos has that story. >> reporter: the memorial to the uss san francisco sits in a quiet stot next to lands inn. its flag pole filled with holes from the bombardment they took on november 13, 1942. >> the uss san francisco and her ships filed right into the center of a japanese ar mad da. they opened fire in the pitch dark, and it was a brawl. there's no better way to describe it. >> reporter: miraculously, the ship was not sunk, but 77 sailors died in the battle, including much of the command staff, and their names were red aloud and a bell rung to honor their passing. a kitchen attendant, one of the few jobs an african american could hold back then. he fought in the battle of wouned soldiers. shots are ripping through the wall while he's carrying this guy down. he stands between him and the doorway where the bullets are coming through and takes the full brunt of this machine gun fire. he says he probably should have gotten the medal of honor for his actions will be but instead, they n

. >> in san rafael, john ramos, kpix5. >>> and now, this week, saturday was day two of the bottlerock, and 40,000 music fans flocked to wine country, and betty yu was there. >> right now, the hip hop rock is closing out night two of bottlerock, and take a look, the fans are soaking up every minute. ♪ >> reporter: mount westmore made up of bay area favorites plus ice cube and snoop dogg got the crowd moving saturday night. you could feel the energy among the fans as the group blasted hit after hit. their performance was just one of the big draws of the festival. singer pink was among the star-studded lineup on the culinary stage where she took part in a blind-folded taste contest. averill lavine attended to the first time. >> people can hear the different styles of music, and i found a new artist, adelph from australia and she was so good. >> and we are pushing at least 11,000 to 15,000 a day, and from the morning tonight time. >> reporter: and bottlerock means big business for the restaurants struggling to emerge from the pandemic, and last year's bottlerock was pushed to labor day we

john also throws parties for veterans, like one last christmas. over easter, he and volunteers gave thousands of donated candy backs and prayer cards to homeless in sanfrancisco's tenderloin. soon, john has had to furnish 18 apartments at a new affordable housing department in millbrook. >> this is the way i'm going to finish. helping others. >> reporter: providing home furnishing and support for military veterans. this week in jefferson award in the bay area goes to john hillen. >> john also offered support to veterans in recovery. as for the furniture program, he hopes to expand, but he needs more volunteers. >> that is a lot of furniture. that warehouse is massive. >> that is 16,000 square feet of furniture and counting. he's got a lot to give it >> thank you so much, sharon. we will have john's website address on our jefferson awards page and we will have our online forum if you would like to nominate someone for a jefferson award. just go to kpix.com/hero. >>> is the global premiere of the movie, top gun maverick. tom cruise returns to the flying skies on the big screen. this is the sequel to the original top gun from 1986. cruise reprises his r

john man dragon and economist at the federal reserve bank of san francisco. eciate the time so explain to everyone . why did the widespread shift to remote work drive up home prices so dramatically? yeah thanks for having me. it's a really simple story right as the pandemic pushed people into their homes were spending a lot more time in our homes working, but also doing other things that we normally would have done outside, and we wanted more space. so for some people this meant you used to have roommates. and now they live. separately. for other. it was a family. just need that. both some sort of office space. and so as people wanted more of that housing they're willing to pay for it. and this increase in home prices in the bay area continued during the pandemic, even as we saw the overall population decrease what we call out migration, right? it's sort of interesting that that that still took place. yeah i mean, the work from home revolution really has these interesting effects that it does allow people to work you know, from wherever they would like to, and

kpix 5's john ramos and how they managed to preserve the red woods. >> if you grew up anywhere near the san mateo area, there is a good chance you came to ymca camp jones gulch. and now the camp has entered into an amazing deal that will keep it looking the way you remember it. pperty wa an o logging in toperation, the camp's current dining hall housed a sawmill that helped rebuild san francisco after the earthquake. but in 1930, the land was sold to the san francisco ymca to be used as a summer camp with the shocking stipulation that girls were allowed here too. now almost 100 years later, generations of kids have played under the canopy of these majestic red woods. >> if you're from san mateo county, you know camp jones gulch. you were here. and the reason people remember that is because of the experience nature was able to provide them. >> reporter: but then things took a weird turn. the camp needed money to fix up some of the old vintage cabins and facilities. so in 2006, the ymca applied for a timber harvest permit to log the redwood trees on the 900-acre property. as you can imagine,

. >> in mountain view, palo alto, san francisco, and beyond. as kpi dp 5's john ramos explains, many felt it was pofrpt to show up in numbers so their voices could be heard loud and clear. >> reporter: it turned the abortion issue frommer to a high boil but the question is how much will public' furor even influence this court? there have been marches over abortion before, both pro and con. but today's was huge as thousands joined a nationwide protest. >> it is huge and we are thrilled and it's not just east coast. it's chicago. it's texas and it's in hlittle towns and big cities and san francisco had to be a part of this. there was no bay san francisco would not be a big part of this, and we are a big part of it. >> enough is enough! we have gotten comfortable. >> reporter: the organizer told the crowd they need to be realistic about the direction the court is heading. >> i think people need to start accepting the hard truth of realizing that this leak is the supreme court justices' decision. we can still fight. we can still act up. we can still make a ruckus in

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. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news.dministration has invoked the defense production act to address the baby formula shortage. the supplies for baby formula decreased dramatically after a supply chain issue and a contamination closure at abbott laboratories in february. it will provide ingredients to manufacturers in an effort to speed production. the administration announced operation fly formula, launching commercial planes to import formula overseas, while meeting federal standards. >> i'm directing my team to do everything possible to ensure there is enough safe baby formula and that it is quickly reaching families who needed the most. dan: in tennessee, two children have been hospitalized because of the shortage. it could take weeks for formula to hit the shelves from abbott laboratories. ama: the price of gas continues to soar across the country and gas prices in the bay area hit another record high. san francisco has the highest prices in california. gas in san francisco averages $6.28 per gallon. oakland gas is $

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nancy pelosi doesn't pay for the fuel on the private jet that takes her back and forth to san francisco. johnry doesn't pay for the fuel on his private jet as he travels the world lecturing everyone that they need to consume less. elizabeth: congressman, there is also this, biden's small business budget, right, for the small business administration, it talks about climate change more than 20 times. it makes no mention much -- of inflation. >> that is exactly right, liz. what you're seeing in the montage you played, something we see over and over again, biden is out of touch and clueless. remember when inflation was transitory? remember his state of the union address when he said the way to resolve inflation is just don't have your costs go up? i talked to a landscape business owner today, talking about his fuel cost being up 2 1/2 times, so forth. the people are getting crushed. elizabeth: yeah. >> they're fed up. elizabeth: mollie, final word. >> well, i think inflation is the biggest political threat to democrats because it is the one thing that can't be spun away. people know that prices a

because we're talking temperatures even in san francisco, john, let alone the inland valleys in the cityto what? >> areas like mission, financial soapy for people going out to a chase center. we're watching the warriors. state can be really nice, especially towards the start of the game. in inland areas. i wouldn't call it nice. it's hot and really, really hot. so the further inland you get, we are looking at the golden gate bridge is slow. zoom out. dramatic soon just shows you how nice it is out there. we are going to see sunshine all day long with your at the coast or further inland, most comfortable spots will be closer to the coast. the least comfortable further inland. brentwood, 75 for your current temperatures. most of the rest of us either 50's or 60's enjoy these next couple of hours because after that, we're going to start to feel hotter and hotter. the pairing of our hottest temperatures with still some strong winds, especially inland. it's still resulting in some really high fire danger. more about all of that. still ahead, rain. >> thank you for that. well, we do have an ac

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. dion: we are hearing today from the family of a rookie san jose police officer who died from a fentanyl overdose. fentanyl toxicity contributed to the death of 24-year-old dejon packer. packer was found dead at a home in milpitas. family members sent us a statement reading, there was no indication that the john -- dejon was involved in illicit activity. he joined to make a difference and did not want the police to be seen as a negative entity. they also told us they wanted packer to be remembered someone who brought good to this world. the mother of san francisco district attorney has died. d.a. boo dean says that he was able to make it to new york this morning to say his goodbyes. she was a member of the radical group, the weather underground, and spent 22 years in prison in connection with a fatal bank robbery. she went on to earn a doctorate and taught at a -- as a professor at the university of columbia in new york. to developing news out of ukraine where civilians are being evacua

reporter: in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news. dan: well, the music is returning to the napa valley. bottle rock music festival is back this memorial day weekend. how akinn was overhead swing t rts y momtpe:30 fansadhamad dash. metallica fans rushed to grab a spot up front near the stage where that legendary band from the bay area will perform tonight. >> a little early. is it going to be worth it do you think? >> my friend says -- head set here, this is pretty late. usually we're in line 12 hours, sometimes 24 hours ahead of the band. so, you know, it's our passion. it's what we love and what we continue to do. dan: they had a great time tonight. bottle rock was canceled in 2020 and delayed by three months in 2021 because of the pandemic. this year, there are some restrictions and masks are encouraged for inside venues. some hand sanitizer stations replaced with sunscreen stations. which is a good idea. but meteorologist mike nicco is here. not quite as hot as it's been the last few days. mike: very comfortable. that's a good poi

reporter: in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news.ll, the music is returning to the napa valley. bottle rock music festival is back this memorial day weekend. sky seven was overhead showing how that more people are taking part this year. the moment the gates open at 11:30 many fans made that mad dash. metallica fans rushed to grab a spot up front near the stage where that legendary band from the bay area will perform tonight. >> a little early. is it going to be worth it do you think? >> my friend says -- head set here, this is pretty late. usually we're in line 12 hours, sometimes 24 hours ahead of the band. so, you know, it's our passion. it's what we love and what we continue to do. dan: they had a great time tonight. bottle rock was canceled in 2020 and delayed by three months in 2021 because of the pandemic. this year, there are some restrictions and masks are encouraged for inside venues. some hand sanitizer stations replaced with sunscreen stations. which is a good idea. but meteorologist mike nicco is here. not quite as hot as

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news.death in austin, texas. the suspect is on the run in what is characterized as a love triangle. she was killed by another female cyclist who has been charged with her murder. police say wilson had been in a brief relationship with her boyfriend. police say wilson had been in an relationship with armstrong's boyfriend. the boyfriend, also a cyclist, said he had been dating armstrong for about three years and the relationship with wilson happened during a break in the fall. a security guard who died in a mass shooting at the buffalo supermarket is being honored this weekend. he was given a posthumous degree in communications. he put his education on hold because of work and family his son accepted the degree on his behalf. >> when they told me they were going to do it and asked me if i wanted to do it, i sent absolutely. they said, think about it. i am going to do it because it will make him happy. liz: he was killed when he confronted the gunman at the tops supermarket last weekend. the

news has confirmed the cause of death for a rookie san jose police officer and former, san jose football star. john packer died from a fentanyl overdose at a milpitas home last month. that is the determination from the santa clara county medical exam. packer was just 24 years old. san jose's police chief says the circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation. in the east bay at least two suspicious fires burned in your i-680. both fires happened overnight near each other in martinez the first started at about 12:30 am on the southbound side of 680 near pacheco boulevard, the second burned near the pacheco off ramp of northbound. i-680 about an hour later. the cruiserable to make a good stop. there's a bunch of kennels here with dogs. they were not affected the are on the other side of this ravine they also were not affected. yeah, we threw a lot of resources at it pretty quick. this is going to be how the season. is already and fire wildfire preparedness week begins tomorrow the nonprofit california fire safe council says the state had its driest first quarter ever recorded. developin

john martin. in recognition of his 25 years of service to the city and county of san francisco, i'd like to recognize john who retired in january after working for 25 years as a stationary engineer at the southeast treatment plant. while john's not able to appear publicly, we want to thank him and show our gratitude for his service to the p.u.c. and i'm going to read this resolution. whereas john martin exemplifies tireless commitment and dedication to the maintenance of the equipment used at the southeast treatment plant, which improves the lives of san francisco residents, and whereas john is known as the, quote, unofficial centrifuge expert, closed quote, due to his dedication to equipment, old and new for the good of the city and county of san francisco and its employees and whereas the consistent fortitude exhibitsed by john, that of strength and meticulousness, provided a contagious work ethic with his colleagues that led to enjoyable experiences for all and whereas john is passionately worked to improve the longevity of all the equipment assigned to the southeast treatment plant to organizing

. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: a manhunt is underway for three men accused of pistol whipping and robbing a woman. this happened around 10:30 friday night. she was forced into a green sedan, robbed,, beaten, and then left. on the street the victim was taken to the hospital for her injuries. residents near vacaville are allowed to return to their homes after fire broke out. evacuation orders were issued to some residents in the area. firefighters have made progress. there are no reports of damages from the flames. wildfire season has arrived in the bay area. our reporter went to a fire ready resource fair in the north bay. >> i am concerned for my family but to be informed for my neighborhood. >> there is a weekly test. jennifer was checking out the fire ready resource fair in santa rosa. > in>> in 2019 we saw the flames o we decided to evacuate. >> a lot of homeowners have already been affected. >> we wear this while we are out fighting wildfires. >> where to go if a wildfire prompted neighborhood evacuations.

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now one day after san francisco's archbishop band house speaker nancy pelosi from receiving communion other members of the catholic community are responding abc 7 news reporter tim john spoke with some earlier today to get their take on the archbishop's decision. this catholics around san francisco gathered for mass. saturday night one issue seems to be top of mind for many in the community on friday archbishop salvatore cordeleoni issued a statement borrowing house speaker nancy pelosi from receiving communion. all of us pelosi's fellow catholics. wish her nothing, but the best and love her but unfortunately, this is a situation where tough love is definitely needed and that is exactly what the archbishop is extending. carmel. richard is a board member of pro-life sf. she says ports the archbishop's decision and believes. it's in keeping with the laws of the church the truth. we can't break into pieces. we can't kind of believe a part of it and reject a part of it now while speaker pelosi won't be able to receive communion here in san francisco. she could still get it in other archdiocese, but that's a choice. she shouldn't have to make say other catholics. jamie ma

this is something you spoke with a special agent who was involved in this case from the san francisco office about, john. we want to play a soundbite from your interview with him. >> there is an increase in both the level of violence and the number of individual actors since the suit summer. what are we paying the closest attention to? antigovernment extremism is our highest threat, followed by racially motivated violent extremists. >> what can you add what we are hearing about this growth in these sorts of problems? cmac just a little over a year since the january 6th capitol insurrection. the caseload of investigations related to violent domestic extremists has more than doubled since the spring of 2020. the number of individuals who are involved, perpetrators of this kind of suspected behavior. and also the level of violence. basically the department of justice said that they announced they are going to create a special unit to prosecute cases just like this one. >> because of this increase. here in california, we have 45 groups that are antigovernment as well. >> that's right, according to the south

it really, really is in san rafael tim johns, abc seven news moving to the south bay were a pedestrian walking in east san jose was hit and killed by a car this evening. the collision happened on capitol avenue near highway 6 80 just after 6 30. police say the victim was a female driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating with the police investigation. this is the 28th traffic fatality on san jose streets just this year and the 17th pedestrian to be killed in 2022. city leaders have been struggling to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety in the bay area's largest city. abc seven news has confirmed the death of the cause of death for rookie centers, a police officer and former san jose state football star.ied from fentanyl overdose at a milpitas home last month. that is the determination from the senate claire, a county medical examiner. packer was just 24 years old. san jose's police chief says the circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation. a family devastated tonight after a pickup truck plunges into the ocean in san mateo county. a man from santa cruz county is

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: in the east bay, a manhunt underway for three men accused of kidnapping and robbing a woman near the del norte station. this happened around 10:30 friday night. the woman told police she was forced into a green sedan, robbed and beaten, and left at blake and liberty streets. police responded to the location on the report of gunshots after one of the robbers fired a gun. the victim was taken to the hospital. residents near vacaville are allowed to return after a wild fire broke out. the quail fire started yesterday and grew to 135 acres. evacuation orders were issued to some residents in the area. firefighters have made progress and at last check the fire was 45% contained. there are no reports of any damages. wildfire season is arriving in the bay area and one community is making sure everyone has the tools they need to be prepared. reporter cornell barnard went to a resource fair in the north bay. >> i am concerned for my family but also to be informed for my neighborhood. corne

san jose and palo alto. you can see the details on your screen. john roberts confirmed the authenticity of a draft opinion that would overturn roe v. wade. he suggested the draft might not be the court's final word. >>> if the supreme court does reversed roe v. wade, some wonder if it will lead to restrictions on birth control. a law professor explains what could come next. >> we found when the affordable care act came into play there was a litigation called hobby lobby where there were employers that did not want to cover birth control because they define certain types of birth control as abortion like iuds and certain types of pills. we can see this is not a hypothetical. after roe v. wade is overturn which is probably a matter of when, and not f, we can see that there will be challenges of certain types of birth control that might not be allowed anymore, certain types of pills and procedures that might be safer for some women to have and they might not have access to that. >> you can watch this story on nbc lx and other stories just like it. you can

no one should be fearful if they're up to date on vaccines in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news. positive test comes one day after he was with prime minister of new zealand jacinda ardern she was in san francisco to announce a climate change partnership at golden gate park ardern already had the virus earlier this month and if you have any questions on increasing covid cases mask mandates or the latest on booster shots. you can head to our website. our team is ready to answer at abc 7 news.com/coronavirus. a fire wiped out a house earlier today in oakley and one of the residents had to jump out of a window to escape the flames firefighters ran into all kinds of obstacles and had to set up a relay system to get water onto the fire. the house is just across from bethel island and abc 7 news reporter tara campbell found out if this fire had happened a few days later the outcome might have been much different. flames ripping through and destroying a family home. just outside of oakley east contra costa fire called to the home around 5:30 saturday morning the first arriving cruise hea

it's really a below it really really is in san rafael tim johns abc 7 news. ening today in the south bay the first kanye san jose of spring will be held the event is part of a citywide program to get people outside to enjoy parks and outdoor spaces following covid-19 closures. nearly five miles of san jose streets will be closed to cars allowing people to walk bike or skate through neighborhoods cities parks and rec department is planning another event later this spring it begins at 10 am today our mission here at abc 7 news is to build a better bay area through this pandemic by bringing communities and cultures closer together this weekend to san francisco festival is back after a 12 year hiatus abc 7 news anchor de i'm covered that it wasn't just a way for two neighborhoods to showcase good food. it was a show of solidarity and rebirth after several tough years. this is look so fascinating. it was professedf asi-arican pac islander mthw're a 30 rta ca tether. th specialties, this is our gemelli pasta. it's with fresh. pesto that we make. it's an agave pesto

it really really is in san rafael tim johns abc 7 news. ening today in the south bay the first vivica, san jose of the spring will be held. the event is part of a citywide program to get people. side to enjoy parks and outdoor spaces following covid-19 closures nearly five miles of san jose streets will be closed to cars allowing people to walk bike or skate through neighborhoods the city parks and recs department is planning another event later this spring it begins at 10 am mission here at abc 7 news is to build a better bay area through this pandemic by bringing communities and is closer together? this weekend a san francisco festival is back after a 12-year hiatus abc 7 news. anchor dion limb discovered that isn't just a way for two neighborhoods to case good food. it was a show of solidarity and rebirth after several tough years. it was a celebration of food and cultures of san francisco's north beach and chinatown. professed kicked off asian-american pacific islander heritage model. we're almost 30 restaurants from both neighborhoods

no one should be fearful if they updated in vaccines in san francisco. tim johns abc 7 news and newsom was positive test comes one day after he was with the prime minister of new zealand yakinda ardern she was in san francisco to announce the climate change partnership at golden gate park ardern already had the virus earlier this month and if you have any questions on increasing covid cases mass mandates or the latest on booster shots. just head to our website. our team is ready to answer those questions at abc 7news.com/coronavirus. president biden and the first lady will travel to uvalde texas today they plan on meeting with victims and the families of victims survivors and first responders of the shooting massacre there the shooting at rob elementary school took the lives of 19 children and two teachers abc news reporter christine. sloan has the latest today president biden and first lady dr. jill biden will travel to uvalde texas as the community continues to grieve the 21 lives. lost in a horrific school shooting memorials continue to grow as the recovery con

no one should be fearful if they're up to date on vaccines in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news. and newsome is positive test comes one day after he met with the prime minister of new zealand yasinta ardern. she was in san francisco to announce a climate change partnership at golden gate park order and already had the virus earlier this month and if you have any questions on increasing covid cases mass mandates or the latest on booster shots, just head to our website. our team is ready to answer them at abc 7 news.com/coronavirus. president joe biden and the first lady will travel to uvalde texas today. they plan on meeting this tuesday with the families of victims survivors and first responders of the shooting massacre the shooting at rob elementary school took the lives of 19 children and two teachers abc news reporter christine. sloan has the latest today president biden and first lady dr. jill biden will travel to uvalde texas as the community continues to grieve the 21 lives lost in a horrific school shooting memorials continue to grow as the recovery continues for those hurt

a former san jose police officer day. johnr at san jose state before pursuing a career in law enforcement. the investigation into his death is ongoing and we will update you as soon as more information becomes available. we're health this morning. the cdc continues to investigate cases of severe hepatitis and young kids. so far there have been 18 cases reported in at least 4 states with the first cases in the u.s. coming from alabama. those alabama cases, the patients were from different parts of the state. they did not have any contact with each other and all were considered generally healthy with no immune system, weakness or history of a previous covid infection, vomiting and diarrhea were among the most common symptoms. the cdc has issued a health advisory. this week. the biden administration announced the fda will move forward with rules to ban the sale of menthol cigarettes. washington correspondent raquel martin has the details. >> health organizations like the american lung association say the ban could prevent thousan

tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. liz: let's get a check of that memorial day forecast.a lot of people will be traveling and perhaps hoping for warmer weather. lisa: it has been really cool. last weekend we had a heat wave. we have heat on the horizon but it comes into play after the holiday. we will be looking at a warm update today, starting tomorrow, as today another weak system poised to come into parts of sonoma and could hold together as it slides down the coast this evening. there is live doppler seven, you see the activity in the mountains. cool and grain with greasy winds in the sierra nevada. the sun was up at 5:51. the winds are over 20 miles per hour. in diablo, to 37 miles per hour. 55 in mountain view. 57 in oakland. emeryville, you can see 51 in santa rosa. there is fault in half moon bay with a breezy southwest wind. mid 50's over into the east bay. plenty of clouds stacked up. they will be slow to clear for most of us. looking at a cool start to the weekend. a slightly warmer but the winds will kick up for sunday. monday looks to be the mildest, even alo

. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. liz: let's get a check of that memorial day forecast. kind of drizzly driving in this morning. lisa: definitely, had to use the wipers. in the city, conditions are pretty good although we have a low cloud deck that will keep us cool. the onshore flow already pretty breezy. a southwest wind has not quit all night long towards the delta. the winds are not only going to kick up today, but as we get in well, it's going to be windier. here's a live look at live doppler 7. we have yet will clip us, allowing for maybe a few few sprinkles up in sonoma and right along the shoreline. here's a look at the current numbers. 56 in oakland, 58 in fremont. exploratorium,, where it is cloudy, looking at the gray sky for quite some time, in fact, pretty much all day long looking at the clouds, very slow to clear. as we get into the first day of the holiday weekend, the cool numbers, below average. even though we warm up tomorrow in some spots, as well as monday, we will still be a bit below average for may sanders. tuesday, wednesday, not as warm as what

highland bill park was named in honor of san jose resident john highland, a german immigrant farmer andsman. in 18 87 highland set aside part of his land to help house chinese american immigrants seeking refuge. that area later became japantown and a lively neighborhood where japanese americans have built homes and businesses. one thing that the community always needs is more open space. we're so thankful that we can provide that, especially in a downtown corridor like this, and one of this size, so we appreciate that. coming to fruition. this park has been 20 years in the making, and it's expected to open in three more years. coming up tiger woods comes out swinging at the pga championship birdies his first hole, but then a few holes later. his round takes a turn what he was struggling with up next in sports on the 11 o'clock news, san francisco firefighter arrested and charged details on the accusations he's assaulted a coworker. it's still the eat fresh® refresh, and now subway® is refreshing their classics, like the sweet onion teriyaki sauce, topped on tender shaved steak. it's a r