tara campbell tells us the excitement is already brewing. >> warriors flag whipping wind.e chase center. >> last year, i times in hopes they could get their fifth championship for the bay area. now making them go around six times. >> completing the lapse ahead of saturday nights tip-off in sacramento. he will be in front of this big screen rooting for the warriors on the road. if it is anything like playoffs past, they will be surrounded by thousands of fans piled into the city. >> it will be a great matchup for the kings. local fans. a lot of fun. >> steve kitchens and his family are from fremont. >> just a little bit where steph curry went to college in davidson. been following him since his college years. >> edward is a big steph curry fan. >> he can do it in anybody's face, doesn't matter who it is. >> just on the way, to more young fans visiting from los angeles. >> what excites me is they are going against the kings and they have done really good. it will be an exciting series. >> the brothers picking up gear, a clear sign they with the warriors. >> do you get grief

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: tara campbell has been covering the opioid crisis. she traveled to north america's first ever injection site and put together a documentary about how it works. you can watch "" injecting hope" on our abc7 bay area streaming app on the featured section. a watson the woman is dead after her car went down an embankment on saturday. the california highway patrol says the 68-year-old drove her car down the embankment and crashed into a picnic area. authorities are not sure what caused the crash. it is still under investigation. the city of berkeley approved its first ever high-rise apartment building. the building will have a total of 326 units. 32 units will go to low income tenants. it will stand nearly 270 feet high near the berkeley bart station. all residents will get transit passes and there is an underground parking garage. this project is part oftown ares apoved 1yearsgo.today is your lo visit the iconic moms cafe in chinatown -- japan town. it is closing after 40 years. we spoke with the family who talked about some of the milesto

tara: tara campbell, -- donation. -- go nation. tara: tara campbell, abc7news.: you can watch the warriors tonight. tipoff at 5:30 followed immediately by after the game. one of the biggest weeks for dining out in the bay area is now underway. san francisco restaurant week friday, but 200 restaurants participating in the spring promotion, offering multicourse meals ranging from $10 for brunch or lunch to 75 for dinner. deals drew a large eating crowd to the restaurant. >> restaurant week as a way to launch menu food items and let people come in and try some of our standout music items like fried chicken sandwich and smashburger and things at that. liz: there are more than 30 restaurants in chinatown participating. deals last until april 23. for more information, go to sf restaurantweek.com. beekeepers say bees were slow to emerge from their hives during the cold front and weeks of rain showers. most commercial beekeepers on their bees to california early in the year to help pollinate the state's $5 billa ar allman crop. then it will move them elsewhere to pollin

here is abc 7 news reporter tara campbell. tara: flames flying up wednesday and saturday, frustrations still running high. >> i would like for pg&e to communicate more with us and give us a better idea of when things will be back on. tara: andrew lives in the gateway apartment complex, not too far from montgomery and clay street's, where an underground transformer fire left thousands of pg&e customers in the dark. gateway management scrambling to get at least some power to its multiple towers. spanning blocks. andrew: the generators, they rolled those in a couple of days ago. there are three or four generators here, and they kicked on and turned the lights on. tara: andrew says he feels for some of the seniors living here. andrew: there are quite a few of them but have less mobility, that maybe don't have the means to go eat out or whatever, and the loss of resources for them is definitely significant, especially the time they were without elevators. david: pg&e evidently has just dropped the ball. tara: david burnett has lived

they're gonna want to get those drugs tara campbell abc 7 news. tara has been covering the opioid crisis heavily. she even traveled to north america's first ever safe injection site in vancouver, canada and put together a documentary about how it works watch injecting hope on demand on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. just look for it in the featured section. a series of earthquakes shook parts of the bay area today this usgs map shows the quakes were centered where that star is. that is san leandro the squares show areas where people felt the earthquake including san mateo fremont, san francisco and oakland. the first quake was magnitude 3.2 and happened at about 9:20 this morning to other 3.2 quakes happen. just a few minutes later. the good news. there are no reports of injury or damage. san jose fire put out a two alarm fire at a former mcdonald's early this morning. the vacant building went up in flames. just past 2 am at north 1st street in san jose. artificials were seen hosing down the heavy flames and a few pieces of the structure act

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.ion: if you or someone you know is looking to become an ally, head to abc7news.com/takeaction to find local resources and support. ♪ dion: the faithful celebr palm sunday in san francisco today. the holy holiday is celebrated by millions around the world. palm sunday marks the last sunday of lent and the start of the holy week. homes used during mass signify peace and the arrival of jesus in jerusalem before his death. pope francis presided over palm sunday mass in st. peter's square in rome today, one day after being released from the hospital. he was treated for bronchitis during his three-day hospital stay. the 86-year-old said he was in good spirits as he left, even jokingly telling reporters, i am still alive. in the vatican has said he will take part in a full array of easter events this week. the busiest period in the roman catholic church calendar. francis urged the world to take better care of the poor, the lonely, and the sick. the city kicked off their lineup of spring event

tara campbell ramadan if tar celebration happened yesterday at san francisco city hall, maryland andbreed observed the month long islamic tradition and a special ceremony. she honored the muslim community and their contributions to the city. ramadan is a holy month to fast worship reflect and offer charity to enrich the muslim faith. and lisa, let's go to check out the forecast now. it feels so nice to have this in fact yesterday was quite nice chilly, but nice. factor we'll get into a windy sunday and both days have just a slight chance of showers as we haven't built in that ridge of high pressure that's strong enough to deflect these weather systems to the north. maybe you like the rain and we may see a little bit more of that and as we look at live doppler 7 the pacific northwest looking cold and even snowy there's a chance of snow in our sierra, nevada as we get into monday, so some of the energy from the north still trying to move down into the bay area. in fact this afternoon 40 in concord. good morning, too. it's also 40 in fremont 37 santa rosa 39 in nevada live. look outside

tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: federal regulators are racing to seize and then sell san francisco's first republic bank as soon as this weekend. the fbi see options, one to control the bank and the second to sell it off, then to take full ownership of it entirely pair last month, fdic took control of first republic bank and silicon valley bank, both of which were failing. customers had withdrawn $100 billion in deposits. the santa fe unified school district is facing a teacher shortage. it needs to hire 200 teachers for the next school year, cording to the latest numbers from the california department of education. the district faces several challenges, including nearby district that can take simply not being tayeater therre 2 in the dtrict. rathon negotiations between the oakland unified school to serve in the teacher's unit still has not produced any results, and negotiations are set to resume today. yesterday, teachers and supporters spent today making signs in anticipation of a possible strike. those who h

reporter: tara campbell, abc7 news.: the oakland mayor says the city is rebounding from the ransomware attack that tripled -- crippled services and put employees information at risk. >> we are close to 100% up and running. it's the backlog. the backlog of entering the data that we were not able to enter, safely into our systems. that is what we are working on right now. ama: she appeared on midday live at telling us the city is working closely with the fbi on the investigation. the mayor addressed prime targeting local businesses, saying she is concerned and will take the steps necessary to make is this owners feel safe. dan: let's go to the weather update forecast. ama: grabbed the umbrella. sandhya: hang onto those umbrellas. tomorrow morning. it's going to be wet across the entire region. let's look at live doppler 7. the front is beginning to approach northern california. we are seeing rain up there. a few showers have developed, not just in ukiah but around santa rosa. trace remounts -- amounts into petaluma, a few

liz: and those that's was tara campbell reporting. some are hoping the governor will reconsider safe consumption sites. last summer, they paid for the city to pilot the site including san francisco. and tara has been reporting and covering th the opioid crisis extensively and she put together a documentary about how it works. moving on now, an investigation is underway into a deadly wrong way crash in marin county around 3:30 this morning on southbound 101. that is where a pickup heading northbound slammed head on into a black b.m.w. authorities believe alcohol was a factor. the pickup driver was a 22-year-old man from santa rosa he died at the scene the driver is a 30-year-old man from navarro. he sustained major injuries and is currently at marin general hospital. all lanes are back open after being shut down for three hours. an update on a story we first told you about on tuesday. a pedestrian struck by a car in kent ridge drive in san jose has died. this is the sixth deadly collision involving a pedestrian this year the driver was

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: in honor of trans visibility day, we are resurfacing our originals documentary "being gwe info choos -- it the tragic events that led her death at the hands of several men who discovered she was transgender. watch it on demand at the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. let's get a check of the forecast now. alright going to see more rain on the way this week? lisa: they are small chances. if we end up seeing rain, only a couple hundredths. it will take a while for us to get back to average. it has been so cool. remember what average is? upper 60's for san jose, santa rosa. we have that on my extended outlook but it will take a minute. we look at live doppler 7. there's a system to the north that is visiting parts of the north bay later on today. -- the north bay later on today. the weekend not bad but we still are in the cooler side of this regime. 39 at mount diablo. 37 at lafayette. you will notice itin santa rosa. san francisco. 38 at mountain view. it is clear and awfully cold o

liz: that was tara campbell reporting. as part of this process, some hope the governor will reconsider supporting safe consumption sites. last summer the governor vetoed a bill that would've paved the way for some cities to pilot -- pilot that, including san francisco. tara has been covering the opioid crisis and went to america's first ever safe injection site. you can watch it now on demand on our abc seven streaming app. now to a major traffic alert this morning following a deadly wrongly crash on south on 101. all lanes are blocked on 101 north of the 580 interchange. that is where a pickup truck heading the wrong way reportedly slammed into a black honda around 3:30. we know at least one person was killed. it is not clear if that person was in the pickup or honda. authorities urge commuters to avoid the area and look for alternate routes. an update on the story were first told you about tuesday. a pedestrian struck by a car at north white road and cambridge drive in san jose has died. this is the sixth deadly collisio

liz: that was tara campbell reporting.e are hoping the governor will reconsider supporting safe consumption size. last summer, the governor vetoed a bill that would have paved the way for some cities to pilot the sites, including san francisco. tara traveled to north america' first ever injection site in vancouver, canada and put together a documentary about how it works. you can watch "injecting hope" now on demand on our abc7 bay area streaming tv app. a major traffic alert in marin following a deadly wrong way crash on southbound 101 this morning. all lanes are blocked at eastbound 580. that's where a pickup truck heading the wrong way reportedly slammed into a black honda around 3:30 this morning. we know at least one person was killed. it is not clear if that person was in the pickup truck or honda. authorities urge commuters to avoid this area and look for alternative routes. now to an update. a pedestrian struck by a car at north white road and can't ridge drive in san jose has died. this is the sixth deadly collisi

anchor: abc reporter tara campbell has more on this announcement. >> i have said that we cannot do it alone. reporter: the mayor responding to a major move tackling the open air drug and -- drug marking. -- drug market. >> part of what we are getting from the governor is some help and support and resources so we can have the capacity necessary to take on this challenge head-on. >> we make arrests day in and day out it is hard to hold ground and we need to get it under control. reporter: the fan -- the san francisco police chief saying the details are still being worked out but making one thing clear. >> we are not talking about a military state. the national guard goes many places to help out and we will lose them in a way consistent with the values of the city. we don't know what that looks like yet. reporter: gary mccoy is a president at a nonprofit helping drug users on the streets providing paths into recovery and treatment. >> it will be successful unless we have a public health intervention. reporter: in march the governor announced a master plan. it includes investing billions

we do have abc7news tara campbell live at a watch party in san francisco, it really is excited may be an understatement. tell us about the vibe. reporter: people are definitely excited. we have not even gotten started here yet, and it is already very loud. the crowd has been filing in. i will step aside to give you a look at who has arrived. we have tiny fans here and a line of people still coming in. they are said to be sold out tonight, and earlier i spoke with a couple of fans who were first in line to get in. >> is an awesome experience. i tell everybody please get here. i have our last championship all the way to the 75 championship. am ve a goo b cannot touch us. reporter:confident fans at brig we will be hanging up for the entire game and i will have a full report later tonight at 11:00. we will enjoy some of the game and get talking to some of these people here. dion: do not forget to comment you can watch the warriors take on the kings tonight right here on abc 7. coverage begins immediately after this newscast at 5:00 p.m. to is that 5:30 followed by after the game. san fran

reporter: tara campbell, abc7news.: in honor of trans visibility, we are resurfacing our documentary, being glenn. a life-and-death story. this story focuses on teenager gwen araujo and the events led to her death to men that discover she is transgender. watch on-demand on the abc bay area streaming tv. amanda: the second row mladenovic tire happened -- ramadan at city hall. a special ceremony, she honored the muslim community and contributions to the city. madonna is a holy month too fast, worship, reflect -- ramadan is a month too fast, worship, reflect. dan: the weekend is looking great. amanda: could we get 2 dry we can days. >> how about mostly dry? there are shows in the forecast. it is that we can. we have to get out and enjoy when we will have some sun. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras. in indication of what's to come, at least to start. from san jose to golden gate, roof, emeryville, stunning shots. as we look at the northwest, there is a system bringing them rain andheack endf this fr

anchor: abc reporter tara campbell has more on this announcement. >> i have said that we cannot do it alone. reporter: the mayor responding to a major move tackling the open air drug and -- drug marking. -- drug market. >> part of what we are getting from the governor is some help and support and resources so we can have the capacity necessary to take on this challenge head-on. >> we make arrests day in and day out it is hard to hold ground and we need to get it under control. reporter: the fan -- the san francisco police chief saying the details are still being worked out but making one thing clear. >> we are not talking about a military state. the national guard goes many places to help out and we will lose them in a way consistent with the values of the city. we don't know what that looks like yet. reporter: gary mccoy is a president at a nonprofit helping drug users on the streets providing paths into recovery and treatment. >> it will be successful unless we have a public health intervention. reporter: in march the governor announced a master plan. it includes investing billions

reporter: tara campbell, abc7news. dan: in honor of trans visibility, we are resurfacing our documentary, being glenn. a life-and-death story. this story focuses on teenager gwen araujo and the events led to her death to men that discover she is transgender. watch on-demand on the abc bay area streaming tv. amanda: the second row mladenovic tireramadan at city . a special ceremony, she honored the muslim community and contributions to the city. madonna is a holy month too fast, worship, reflect -- ramadan is a month too fast, worship, reflect. great.an: could we get 2 dry we can days. >> how about mostly dry? there are shows in the forecast. it is that we can. we have to get out and enjoy when we will have some sun. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras. in indication of what's to come, at least to start. from san jose to golden gate, roof, emeryville, stunning shots. as we look at the northwest, there is a system bringing them rain and snow. at the back end of this front is going to pass through to

tara campbell tells us the excitement is brewing.hase center five times in hopes they could get their fifth championship. >> completing the lamps ahead of saturday nights tip-off in sacramento. sammy says he will be here. >> checking out the chase center. >> a little bit north of steph curry went to college is where i'm from. >> edward is a fan. >> he can jump. >> down the way, visiting from los angeles. those deals draw large crowd. >> we use restaurant week. participating. for more. the b industry is hoping to recover. bees beekeepers send their beast a california -- send their california. away. >> there are important. crops require bees. soon. >> could be a silver lining. keepers are hopeful they will produce a lot of types of honey. oakland putting a price the road damage from storms this year, $7 million. >> i am playing mole. >> city lead meetings. months after the california, capitola is rebuilding. the president and governor visited in january, promising aid. locals say they have not received any. >> why is this now three mon

tara campbell joins us from the newsroom with more on this big announcement.governor comes on the heels of an unannounced visit to the strycova tenderloin -- the tenderloin this week. they are on pace for could be the deadliest year amid this drug overdose crisis. in a statement today, governor newsom, saying we are taking action through this new collaborative partnership, providing more law enforcement resources and personnel to crack down on crime linked to the fentanyl crisis. holding the poison peddlers accountable and increasing law enforcement presence. mayor london breed and police chief bill scott, responding to the announcement a short while ago. >> our governor has responded with what i think is going to be tremendous support and help from the national guard

as abc seven, news reporter, tara campbell explained, it is also giving them a new perspective on what's possible. thank you with this boarding pass. there are 12 middle school students from oakland unified school district taking flight hawaii. chosen to take part in travel academy, a partnership between alaska airlines and state bags shop because i never knew i would be able to go somewhere farther than i had never been before in my life because i never went out of state marcus wheeler and the others experiencing a lot of first over the past week, learning the history and culture of hawaii and the importance of sustainability and conservation . very beautiful. we've been like going to a lot of places. wait trees and all that. kids from these communities are often met with so many barriers and challenges that it's hard for them to think to themselves, but i can still do. it is the co founder of st bags and says their itinerary is purposely packed with risk taking outings . snorkeling yesterday was a major thing for a couple of our kids that don't swim in the open ocean. scott spending ti

as tara campbell reports, the community is being backed by powerful young advocates. reporter: francisco's a api community calling out banks backing gun manufacturers. the api victory -- aapi on wells fargo to cut all ties with the industry. >> what we are trying to bring to light is that as asian americans we have the power to stop a lot of this. instour dollars, where we depost our paychecks. reporter: mass shootings in monterey park and half moon bay involving the aapi community propelling the campaign and the youth led march for our lives is getting behind. >> supporting efforts around the campaign to call out wells fargo for funding the gun industry and emphasize the fact they stand in solidarity with the aapi community, yet they are funding the weapons that impact folks in that community. reporter: wells fargo says in part, we listen carefully to all voices and points of view in the ongoing firearms debate and take each of them seriously. our communities, schools, places of business, and neighborhoods must be kept safe from gun violence. in 2018 bloomberg news r

as abc seven, news reporter, tara campbell explained, it is also giving them a new perspective on what's possible of a boarding pass. there are 12 middle school students from oakland unified school district taking flight hawaii. chosen to take part in travel academy, a partnership between alaska airlines and state bags shop because i never knew i would be able to go somewhere farther than i had never been before in my life because i never went out of state marcus wheeler and the others experiencing a lot of first over the past week, learning the history and culture of hawaii and the importance of sustainability and conservation . beautiful we've been like going to a lot of places. but trees and all that kids from these communities are often met with so many barriers and challenges that it's hard for them to think to themselves. but i can still do it. edelman is the co founder of st bags and says their itinerary is purposely packed with risk taking outings. snorkeling yesterday was a major thing for a couple of our kids that don't swim in the open ocean. scott spending time in the ocean w

larry: tara campbell found out today community members are showing up by the hundreds to say enough isugh. reporter: a packed house in san francisco's mission district. people calling on local leaders to do more to get drugs off the street and people into treatment. jackie berlin's son, battling addiction to fentanyl. she's been cracking on a crackdown on the drug market and easier access to treatment for years. >> we seee sameng, the stronger we will together. reporter: the crisis is the reason he ran for office. prior to that, he was with the sf pd. >> i spent two years with the police department previewing the monthly report on overdose deaths. month after month i looked at a number knowing that i'm one bad decision away from being in that number. reporter: the most recent reports show there is no sign of it slowing down. more than 130 people died of a drug overdose in january and february combined, according to preliminary numbers. last year just over 100 people died of an overdose in the first two months. in the year before that 135. and in each of those years, nearly 650 people d

tara campbell talks to people who support the request. >> a lot of horrible things happened to her. she told me she didn't want to die. >> lee says talking about her daughter, who is living on the streets of san francisco's tenderloin district. >> she's on meth in fentanyl. >> just a few years ago her daughter is living what she describes as a nice life, but introduction to street drugs turned upside down. >> she's living in a tent in san francisco right now. she has a home, she has family that loves her. but the drugs, it is kind of like they are her family and they are her everything right now. >> it is a story this group of bay area moms know all too well. they are the founders of mothers against drug addiction and that's. the nonprofit -- deaths. the nonprofit has been calling for more action to stop the flow of drugs in san francisco. >> there are so many drugs in the market and they are so gleeful that cracking down on the supply has been absolutely one of the key pieces of our campaign. >> saturday, applauding request the department of justice, the mayor asking the federal go

tara: tara campbell, abc 7. liz: they have got this. lisa: good morning. of course they do. we have cloud cover but also shaping up to be a nice sunrise. it sets well after 7:00. 13 hours and 13 minutes of daylight. what to expect, next. liz: also, showing support for fired oakland police chief armstrong. what some residents want from mayor sheng thao. >> abortion is our right. >> we will not give up this fight. liz: abortion rights advocates rallying in oakland. their demands as debate over a common abortion pill plays out across the country. ♪ like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that contain digoxin or if you ha

tara campbell was there as fans were taken on a roller coaster ride of emotions. >> it is about the warriors. reporter: hopes were high in the lines long. city, ready to watch their team make a run at another championship. >> you think they are going to win? >> yes. >> confident? >> very confident. the kings are good, but it cannot touch us. reporter: the historic matchup met by some big cheers. a fast-paced game won, fans on their feet and a tight score meets some tense moments. >> it was exciting. almost like cannot breathe, especially the last second. >>ow - at the edge notitas:king to ei i turry put u a good perfmance today. iowleersh team through >> the game was crazy. we could have had the comeback. i wish we would have, but there is next time. let's go warriors. reporter: these faithful fans, ready for game two. >> i hope everybody comes back healthy. let's go warriors. i will be in the city watching the game again. time. lisa: as we look outside right now come -- from the exploratorium camera, looks nice but you need the jacket. it is great to start up. not quite as warm, but we have

tara campbell traveled to vancouver, canada to examine north america's first-ever safe injection siteto see how it works. you can watch it on demand on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app area -- cap. -- app. kumasi: the starship rocket is free to go at space x is privately owned spaceport in texas, it was scrubbed earlier this week because of pressure issues. here is a live look from texas. the plan is to take off, do nearly one full lap of the planet, then reenter worth atmosphere -- reenter earth's atmosphere near hawaii. space x is planning to use it to send -- kamath and cargo to the moon and ultimately to mars. a half. be right back. drew: bay to the city to take a lap around earth. warmer we have nice days coming our way, get your plans ready. the only today, but the weekend is looking fantastic. here is a live look from the east bay hills camera, gorgeous conditions. clear skies, we are finally back to average. we have been showing you this graphic all week long. today, we are back in the 70's in the warmest spots. santa rosa three degrees above average, could see some spots l

tara campbell has been covering the opioid crisis extensively.rica's first ever safe injection site in vancouver, canada, and put together a documentary on how it works. you can watch that on-demand on our streaming tv app. julian: president biden is slamming a contentious vote by tennessee state lawmakers. the republican super majority voted to expel them a credit to join protesters on the chamber floor, demanding gun reform after that deadly school shooting in nashville last month. jobina is at the live desk with the latest on this developing story. jobina: the president is not holding back, accusing tennessee state publicans of choosing to silence and expel democrats instead of debating the merits of gun safety legislation. in a party-line vote, democrat represented as justin pearson and justin jones were expelled from their seats. expulsion votes are rare in tennessee and have been used in the past to eject members for unlawful misconduct. fellow democrat gloria johnson narrowly escaped expulsion of the super majority. johnson, questioned on

so tonight , abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following a few big headlines to know this weekhat could have major effects on your wallet. homeowners looking to install new solar panels on their roofs are running out of time to take advantage of state financial incentives, according to the chronicle. the april 14th deadline has led to a rush of people wanting to go solar flooding installation companies , pg and e says between january 1st and the end of march the utility received about 82,000 applications for new solar connections. it usually gets 100,000 applications for an entire year. in december, the cpuc decided to reduce incentives because it was driving up electricity rates for customers without solar, and that included a majority of lower income households. and less than two weeks after it began, state officials have halted a mortgage relief program for first time buyers. they say that california dream for all program was paused because of overwhelming demand. it was aimed at lower and middle income borrowers providing interest free loans amounting to 20% of a home's pur

of a lifetime learning about culture and protecting the environment as abc seven news reporter, tara campbell reports, it's also giving them a new perspective on what's possible. with this boarding pass. there are 12 middle school students from oakland unified school district taking flight hawaii. chosen to take part in travel academy, a partnership between alaska airlines and state bags shop because i never knew i would be able to go somewhere farther than i've never been before in my life because i never went out of state marcus wheeler and the others experiencing a lot of first over the past week, learning the history and culture of hawaii and the importance of sustainability and conservation . beautiful we've been like going to a lot of places. but trees and all that kids from these communities are often met with so many barriers and challenges that it's hard for them to think to themselves. but i can still do it. edelman is the co founder of st bags and says their itinerary is purposely packed with risk taking outings. snorkeling yesterday was a major thing for a couple of our kids that

at 11, abc seven news reporter tara campbell has been following the story joins us live in studio and terra. tell us what exactly does the mayor say about people's perceptions when it comes to the safety of our city? yeah well, dion, the mayor says progress is being made in keeping the streets safe, including starting to see some results in police recruitment, and she has an update on a major move to help get drug dealers. off the streets from a brutal attack on a former san francisco fire commissioner to the stabbing death of tech exec bob lee mayor london breed setting the city's safety record straight saturday . i want to start by, you know, making it clear um, that, um you know, both of these cases, the information is still not yet public. they're under investigation. the mayor cautioning people not to jump to conclusions when some of the facts of many of these cases come out. people are going to be surprised h a sshe of c. it is really heightened events like this as well, as you know, people who are jumping to conclusions about what they think is actually happening, and despite t