. >> reporter: tim johnson was working in the home office when he heard the gunshot before 11:00 a.m. oakland police say two people approached the victim, reportedly in her early 60s. she was with the 15-month-old toddler. one of the suspects demanded her belongings at gunpoint. >> i heard a woman screaming. my wife and i ran downstairs and outside. she had run up the street a bit, able to keep her purse and apparently the guy shot into the ground to frighten her but she kept her purse. her little boy was injured. a couple of cuts on his ankle. my wife and i brought the woman and the little boy into our house, put band-aids on him and gave him water and waited for the police to come. >> reporter: police say the child was hit by shrapnel from the gunfire. >> she was terrified and traumatized. the boy was crying. >> reporter: opd has seen a 3% increase in robberies this year compared to the same period in 2022. >> we are seeing that these offenders are very dangerous. we are asking individuals who might be approached by someone whether they are armed or not to not resist. >> reporter: j

. >> reporter: tim johnson was working in his own office when he heard the gunshot just befor 11:00 a.m. oakland police said that two people approached victim. she was with a 15-month-old toddler. one of th suspects demanded her belonging at gunpoint. >> i heard a woman screaming and i ran outside. she was able to keep her purse. a guy shot into the ground to scare her, but she kept her purse. my wife and i brought the woman and the little boy into our house, put band-aids on him, gave him wate and waited for the police to come. >> reporter: oakland police say the child was hit by shrapnel from the gunfire. >> the little boy was traumatized and crying. >> reporter: opd say they have seen an increase compared with 2022. >> we see these offenders are very dangerous. we are asking individuals who might be approached by someone, whether armed or not, to not resist. >> reporter: justin fox said he had walked down the sidewalk which was part of his routine moments before the shooting. >> this is a new frontier for this neighborhood, i think. we have to do something to fix it. we have to help

tim johnson lives nearby and put band i'ds on the toddler's ankles before the child went to the hospital. johnson says this attack highlights a growing problem in the normally quiet neighborhood. >> there have been at least two other assaults in our neighborhood this year. it makes me want more police, of course. it makes me afraid, being an older citizen. we have five cameras on our house. every time we go out, we wonder, are we going to be safe? >> reporter: police investigated a reported robbery and kidnapping on the same street last month, and just last weekend, a woman was robbed in the neighborhood. oakland police say robbeies have increased by 3% since last year. >> there's no rhyme or reason when these crimes are occurring. they're happening throughout the week. not just weekends, not just night. it could be in the morning, it could be -- ask and a lot of times these are certainly unprovoked incidents. >> reporter: unprovoked attacks leaving many concern and afraid in their own neighborhood. >> it's kind of a brazen quality to doing this where there are a lot of people around. it

reporter: tim johnson, abc7 news. ama: the coronation is tomorrow. we will have live coverage of the event all morning starting at 2 a.m. run ending until 7 a.m. live here on tv or streaming on the abc7 bay area app. on a whim, i set the dvr. dan: good for you. ama: a blow to the south bay as silicon has canceled its 2023 convention. the event formerly known as silicon valley comic-con may be announced -- made the announcement on its website, citing unforeseen challenges and economic challenges but didn't go into specifics. they hope to bring it back to san jose at some point. anyone who bought a ticket for this year's event will receive a refund. dan: tonight's deep at 11:00 focuses on a consequence of all the rain and snow we had this winter that you don't hear about very much. i met with ceo of the aquarium of the bay george jacobs to talk about this. we have had this fantastic winter in terms of rain and snow. which has brought us great benefit in terms of our drought. but it's caused another problem out here in the bay. >> sure. one of the thing

reporter: tim johnson, abc7 news. ama: the coronation is tomorrow.ve coverage of the event all morning starting at 2 a.m. run ending until 7 a.m. live here on tv or streaming on the abc7 bay area app. on a whim, i set the dvr. dan: good for you. ama: a blow to the south bay as silicon has canceled its 2023 convention. t formno as silicon valley comic-con may be announced -- made the announcement on its website, citing unforeseen challenges and economic challenges but didn't go into specifics. they hope to bring it back to san jose at some point. anyone who bought a ticket for this year's event will receive a refund. dan: tonight's deep at 11:00 focuses on a consequence of all the rain and snow we had this winter that you don't hear about very much. i met with ceo of the aquarium of the bay george jacobs to talk about this. we have had this fantastic winter in terms of rain and snow. which has brought us great benefit in terms of our drought. but it's caused another problem out here in the bay. >> sure. one of the things that happens with the rain and

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tim johnson. is there live with preview? hi tim? before it's a game number five, but it's all about stephen curry. i am how are you? that's right. i'm here at five city. just outside chase center, and i don't know. can you feel it? can you feel the excitement? it's definitely building here outside the stadium now these states opens just about a half hour ago and all of these fans that you see beside me here came out to cheer on the team as they're down in los angeles now, of course te behd right now bu eveone here behind me rein nnake it home tonight and then of course win the whole series here at home on sunday. i talk to some of t they were coming in once you guys to listen you got nothing but history about just go blood we gonna handle this tonight and bring it back for me. all i'm nervous. i'm nervous. lebron is a tough competitor. you know, we have history, but you know what we caught the comeback team. we always come back we always prevail. because he loves getting now. we are hoping the warriors are gonna come back tonight. a

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we have a big field, and you've vivek, nikki haley and asa and larry elder and perry johnson and, as you mentioned, timntis and, of course, president trump. they're all running. what i look at right now, jason, is it's an opportunity for republicans to message against joe biden. s it is an opportunity for us to contrast the extreme lawless leadership of joe biden with an open border, with fentanyl coming across poisoning our families and our kids, with crime surging across this country, with inflation rising, with abandoning energy independence. there is nothing good about the biden administration. so i am enjoying this. i love every candidate getting in the ring. it gives us another opportunity to contrast what republicans will do versus joe biden and the democrats. and i think we're going to take up all the oxygen until next year. i've excited for the debate. and we always have to remember the things that separate us are so insignificant compared to the damage that's being done to our country by the democrats. jason: so i think the reason there are so many people in the race is they see a very vulner

tim waltz of minnesota. what do you make plaiof mr. johnson's point. they're jealous of.e to accomplish one of those things but it goes on and on and on. how did you do it with a razor thin marge snin that one seat majority in the senate? >> i think, erin, it was courageous legislators understanding you don't get political capital to think about the next election. you burn political capital to improve lives. and these are very popular things. access to reproductive and abortion services, universal meals in our schools, expansion of health care to anyone in minnesota. these are things that improves lives and make us more competitive and in response to republicans on this, i'm not going to be partisan in your hate and bigotry. we're going to pass things that improve people's lives. people have a right to be able to be home with a sick relative. i think it's more about the messaging and courage of legislators who are sick and tired of the gridlock and said these things improve lives. >> so when he says, look, you got only about 50% just over 50%, but you're essentially getti

thank you, tim kaine, the delegates from virginia and others who are fighting on our behalf. amy: maury johnsonthank you for being with us, southern west virginia landowner whose organic farm has been impacted by the mountain valley pipeline, member of preserve monroe, as well as the powhr coalition. protect our water, heritage, & rights coalition. we will link to your article "it is time to kill the 'dirty dea'' once and for all." >> powhr.org. and because next upcoming major supreme court ruling weakening the clean water act. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "nocturne for bassoon and marimba" composed by connor chee. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to look at another environmental story. in a major decision last week, the u.s. supreme court sharply limited the authority of the environmental protection agency to protect and preserve wetlands under the clean water act. it was a five before ruling. the justices wrote that clean water act only applies to wetlands with a "continuous surface connection" to

tim scott. i think he's a decent guy. i hope he don't fall prey to this type of appeal to the lowest common denominator of humanity. >> derrick johnsonate the discussion today. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," taking flight. how can ukraine getting fighter jets change the war's trajectory. >>> one small out of this world trip to the space station is one giant leap for the future of private space flights. (woman #2) with an unlimited plan that's truly right for me. (woman #3) with verizon's new myplan, i get exactly what i want. and only pay for what i need. (man #2) now i'm in charge... ...of my plan. (vo) introducing myplan from verizon, the first and only plan where you choose what goes in, from apple music to disney bundle. so you get exactly what you want and only pay for what you need. and it all starts at just $30. on the network you want. because it's your verizon. ugh covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming

johnson. ♪ alix: 30 minutes into the u.s. trading day, monday, may 1. the top market stories this hour. of recovery, recession or stagflation? the latest read on the economy with manufacturing pmi timiore, he will be joining us. and jp morgan scoops up first republic and they share the losses from one of the biggest bank failures in u.s. history. in the view from apollo where heavy hitters in washington gather for a conference. we speak with mark rowan. it is mayday and most european offices are closed so guy johnson is off. the data point is ism dropping. i go mckee will break down the numbers. mike: it is better but not as good as you would like to see. ism manufacturing index rises to 47.1 from 46.3, more than anticipated but still below 50, the dividing line for expansion and contraction. new orders come in higher, 45.7 to 44.3. production -- bits of pickups. the prices paid index rises. not something anybody wanted. 53.2 versus 49.2. i'm wondering if timothy ory can tell us if it is -- tim fiore can tell us if it is energy related. the employment number that people will try to calculate as part of their gas for friday -- guest for friday rises. the most part, ism today is full

johnson. so what we did in that moment, we thought we were in a space. we were going to get the george floyd justice in policing act, and we got the irony of tim scott playing my good friend cory booker like, like a like, you know, like a toy nothing was generated we started seeing again those special squads. that's why i wish chief bratton was right here. those special police units that terrorize black communities, because in the united states, forgetfulness is our arch nemesis is we forgot about ramparts in los angeles, we forgot about the black box and the special unit in chicago. we forget about all the things that we and what do we do? wash, rinse, repeat. and so my baby, who's 26 years old, whom i only child studying in law at berkeley, wants to be a public defender. i'm going to have to make some more money. he's going to be broke. i'll had to take care of my grandbabies. he has degrees growing up in an environment where if he's having a bad day, i tell you this story. yeah, i wrote about this in democracy in black. i was elected to be the president of the american academy of religion, the largest body of scholars of religion in the world. i'm a coun

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are a lot of internal ructions about borisjohnson and about boris johnson and disagreements. about borisjohnson and disagreements. timy point was quite — point, isn't it, tim? yes. my point was quite simple, _ point, isn't it, tim? yes. my point was quite simple, sooner- point, isn't it, tim? yes. my point was quite simple, sooner or - point, isn't it, tim? yes. my point was quite simple, sooner or later| was quite simple, sooner or later you have to let it go. i'm not defending anybody breaking the law. he did have to face the consequences. it sooner or later we have to let it go. we consequences. it sooner or later we have to let it go.— have to let it go. we have to move on, we have to let it go. we have to move on. we have _ have to let it go. we have to move on. we have to _ have to let it go. we have to move on, we have to consign _ have to let it go. we have to move on, we have to consign it - on, we have to consign it to history? another couple of text messages, this is a total stitch up, we need him back at number 10. another one, for god sake, no more boris bashing, it's boring, i'm losing the will to live

johnson we see there as well. so we are going to keep a very close eye on that. timng to come do after a short break as we watch more arrivals everyone to check in at westminster abby. 2300 people attended coronation service and we will keep an eye on the carriage, the -- in the diamond jubilee state coach. this coach was created for queen elizabeth ii it to commemorate the 16th anniversary of her reign. some of you might have midst what joe biden said about the coronation, his comments as well when we come back. we'll be back in a moment. l be back in a moment. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g7 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all that pain, my a1c was still stuck. before dexcom g7, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to outguess my glucose, and it was awful. before dexcom g7, my diabetes was out of control because i was tired. not having the energy to do the thing