caltrans last year got legal permission to clear out campers after hundreds of fires that were damaging and even deadly. >> here is unser hudson. >> from above you can see the size of the problem but for those on the ground it may be a different story. >> we have lived under constant stress. we have been under siege for years. just because we are here and we are an inconvenience. they don't cs as people are they cs as a problem. >> jared has been living at the encampment since last year. this morning the city begin efforts to shut it down and move everyone out. >> we have identified four individuals who are relocating to shelter programs. >> let tonda simmons as the acting homeless administrator for oakland today she says the goal is to transition the house to city shelters over the next two weeks. the land is being cleared for a new affordable housing project.

> we will continue the outreach to ensure we are engaged with everyone providing them the opportunity to accept city shelter. working with committed to groups for months to design the shelter program and supporting services but some advocates don't like what is being done. >> governments have decided to prioritize real estate development and profits over a basic human right to housing. >> can billy king is a professor of psychology and with the poor people's campaign. she thinks some of the proposed solutions does not amount to save housing or meet the needs of the people. >> we have the science to understand that psychologists, social workers, they know how to meet the needs of people. we can do that if we want to. > you think the money is there? > the money is there. >> because a policy of the last 10 years or so, it has slowly pushed people out of their homes. >> some plan to fight until the end. >> this is my family. this is what we want.

we want to talk to the city and the only way they are going to give us any attention is if we resist. >> now to developing news. a shooting that led to the death of a five euro girl is still under investigation. it happened on 880 near milpitas while the family was on their way to dinner over the weekend. zach fuentes has the latest on what we know. >> five-year-old eliana would have turned six on april 21 appeared know her family is mourning her tragic death. friends say the family was on their way to dinner as they drove along eight a.d.. a vehicle pulled up and someone inside the car started shooting. >> we had an officer on an unrelated traffic stop on the side of i-8 80 in the vicinity of fremont area. approached about 6:40 pm by the victims family. they said their daughter had been shot. the five euro

transported to a local hospital and succumbed to her injuries. >> we still don't have suspect information. this was one of multiple shootings agencies are investigating. before the deadly shooting fremont police heard from a pedestrian who said a car pulled up to them and shot at that person after some kind of confrontation. that call came in at 6:37. hours later after a pursuit, santa cruz police stopped a car with three people they believe were connected to the shooting. all three were arrested. chp is making clear it is not making any connection between the fremont shooting and deadly shooting. dr. thomas plant says there is not a particular profile of someone who might shoot in a public place like a roadway. >> impulse control is a variable. in other variable is people influenced by those around them. egging them on to do something. the third is people who have don't have any feel for other

people. >> as for the five-year-old her s she was looking forward to easter and was excited about her upcoming birthday. she was close to her siblings especially her brother who was only 11 months in age. effect. if there is say sibling sitting next to her that child is going to do with this for the rest of their life in terms of trauma and posttraumatic stress and so forth. and other people involved. >> chp urges anyone with dashcam footage or other information to come forward. >> there is a gofundme set up to support the family. while they grieve and trying to recover. you can find a link on our website, abc7news.com. from members of crime victims held a rally demanding harsher penalties for those found guilty of killing violent crimes. demonstrators held signs saying justice for jesper wu. the group is concerned the district attorney asked her

staff to seek alternatives for prison whenever possible. among those attending, the wife of a slain security guard. >> i am worried as well just like the family that, are they going to intake -- going to take the enhancements away? is kevin going to get justice? >> california's legislature passed several laws a limiting automatic sentencing enhancements which study he showed disproportionately affect black and latino defendants. >> the man accused of beating a former san francisco fire commissioner will be charged this week with the attack. he faces several charges including assault with a deadly weapon. he allegedly beat don carmen yanni with a metal pipe last week. he suffered a skull fracture. the victims friends one him charged with attentive murder. >> a piece of his skull was removed and they replaced it with a metal plate. he has got a broken jaw that he

is going to need surgery on. >> the defense attorney says the district attorney indicated he may have pepper spray dodi before the incident and the attack may be in self-defense. the da considers him a public safety risk and once him held in jail while the case moves forward. >> tomorrow marks one week since the murder of a tech executive. police remained tightlipped on details about the fatal stabbing of 43-year-old bob dudley. he was found stabbed last tuesday on main street near harrison. lee was an executive with mobile coin. he died at the hospital. tomorrow night organizers are planning a slow ride on our gallo boulevard in san francisco in response to the death of a cycling champion last tuesday. a car crashed into him in the presidio. it has renewed calls by the san francisco by coalition for protected planes for cities -- for bicyclists in the city.

the city of santa clara and the school district are chimney up to and from school. the city and the district hosted an event at hughes elementary school to kick off the third phase of the safe routes to school program. it is a nationally -- it is nationally recognized for improving safety for students who walk, bike and roll to school. >> we want to first and foremost to let them know the appropriate way to talk -- to walk to school. right there bike to school. other the against traffic or with traffic in the importance of wearing a helmet. >> today's event includes a bicycle rodeo, a helmet check and other events to ensure kids are doing their part to keep themselves safe but they made fun at the same time. >> it is starting to feel like spring. >> after this cold winter we have had we have earned this shared everywhere main degree. >> i love it. we have had two lovely days for sure. going to maintain this dry spell other changes are coming our way. as you look at the satellite

radar, high-pressure just offshore. tight pressure gradient in between generating strong gusty wind toward the coast line and a cooling effect. check out the 24 hour temperature change. seven to 11 degrees cooler and a most locations right now than at this time yesterday. let's talk about the wind. 30 mile per hour gusts in san francisco. here is the wind gust starting at noon tomorrow. strong gusts on the coast and fairly breezy conditions elsewhere. skip ahead 10:00 tomorrow night. 40 mile-per-hour gusts on the coast or higher. strong dust elsewhere as well. going into mid afternoon on wednesday, 43 mile-per-hour gusts on the coast and strong gusts even away from the coastline. that pattern will not quiet down until late wednesday night. cooler and gusty are but still dry. i will give you a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast in a few minutes.

>> 7 on your side michael finney explains the state filter bring back old-fashioned repair shops. >> the sexual assault on easter sunday that has rattled palo alto. what police are doing to keep people safe the warriors take on the sacramento kings in the first round of the nba playoffs. game one is saturday night. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. followed immediately after the game.

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dispatched officers arrived on scene and encountered the suspect almost immediately still fired gunshots. >> he had a long assault rifle and you hear the shots start firing. >> we have a break room. got in and shut the door. opened the door to see where he was at. i could see him still shooting. i took off running out the front door. at least >> four people were killed identified by police as 40 your josh jobe eric. juliana farmer, 64 euros jim tutt. all rank employees. nine were injured in till two police officers. one shot in the head and rest to surgery. governor andy beshear says he knew some of the victims. >> i have a close friend who did not make it today and one who is at the hospital that i hope is going to make it through. >> investigators say the suspect, a bank employee, was killed by police. >> the suspect has been

identified as connor sturgeon. white male, 23 years of age who was employed at old national bank. >> 10 days into april they have already -- there have already been 15 mass shootings in the u.s. already. includes the one here today. >> this update since lindsay filed her report, we just learned moments ago of the wounded victims not survive. 57 real dna is the fifth person to die in this shooting. we know the weight of gun violence and be difficult to process. that is why we have put together a list of vetted resources. visit abc7news.com/take action for more information and help. >> in palo alto police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman yesterday afternoon. it happened as the woman was walking her bicycle. lena howland has the

>> this is a sketch of the man which palo alto police believe sexually assaulted a woman on easter sunday in what is known as a popular california avenue underpass before 3:00 in the afternoon. >> the victim did see the suspect and she described him as an asian male. 30 to 40 years old. 5'5" with a stocky build >> police say the victim was just following the rules of the road. dismount her bike and was walking through this underground tunnel when she came face-to-face with the suspect before being violently attacked. >> she was pushed or struck from behind and not down on the ground. she was sexually assaulted. >> when the victim screamed for help the suspect grabbed her phone and took off. a passerby went to give her help and called police. her phone was found less than a mile away within 20 minutes of the attack. >> crime in the tunnel is very

rare and a daytime sexual assault is extremely rare and it is so brazen to be in this tunnel on a sunday. > the victim laceration -- suffered a laceration to the back of her head but was back working with detectives to develop this sketch monday morning. >> seems wild to me someone would randomly attack someone like that. >> with a popular park filled with kids and families right next to this underpass and a community farmers market which happens on the others did every sunday, neighbors we spoke with said this type of crime does not happen here. >> it is a very safe neighborhood usually everyone is nice and friendly. >> occasionall through here quickly on their bikes and there is the occasional collision between a pedestrian and a cyclist but that is just an accident. yesterday was violence. will be stepping up patrols in this area as the search continues for the suspect.

neighborhood is, use the abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. it is an interactive tool you can use to look up different crimes in different cities. so far we have san francisco, oakland and san jose and we are working to learn more. >> let's move now to the weather pit it lifts your experience -- to the weather. it lifts your spirits. how long is this hanging around? the last few days have been so nice we have seen lots of people outside with happy faces. the dry pattern will last for a while. here is a look at what is happening now. over the last 24 hours, the temperatures changed quite a bit. a milder afternoon but it is about eight to 11 degrees cooler then at this time yesterday. that is a significant cool. a lot windier as well. gusts to 26 miles per hour. sfo, 31.

as you can see from the rooftop camera, the clouds developing out of the bay. current temperature readings, 54 degrees in san francisco. mid-60's and a palo alto, san jose and mountain view. 54 at half moon bay. foggy at the golden gate. it is not wet. temperature readings at this hour, 63 degrees in santa rosa. 71 at fairfield. mid to upper 60's at concord and livermore. clouds moving out over downtown oakland. these are your forecast headlines. locales and -- low clouds and fog will decrease. mainly sunny and dry through the next seven days. overnight look for increasing clouds, low clouds and fog. overnight temperatures will range from upper 40's at the coast and under the north bay to low 50's everywhere else. pretty mild overnight. torr sunny with high

clouds. high temperatures in the south bay. 65 in morgan hill. in the peninsula a high of 65 degrees. low 50's on the coast. downtown san francisco will have a maximum temperature of 58 degrees tomorrow. i did the north bay, highs of 64 degrees. the near east bay oakland, hayward, san leandro and the and lynn east bay will have upper 60's to 70 degrees. 68 at pittsburgh. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. it's even cooler under continued windy conditions on wednesday. temperatures begin to rebound a little bit on thursday and friday pared by next saturday we see temperatures in the mid-70's and lend. a mix of sun and clouds on sunday. a nice weekend is coming our way. two cooler and windier days coming our way. i think we can survive that. >> coming up next, see what is

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random drawing of 350 families who live in single room occupancy hotels. after the white house contacted the community development center. the family lives in a 100 square-foot unit and cannot afford the trip but the community came together through a gofundme to cover the cost and ensure the family could get to the white house today. >> we are so glad they could make the trip. a memory for a lifetime. here is a figure that will surprise you. clara county continues to face food insecurity. local nonprofits are struggling to keep up with demand and the funding to pay for it. >> readers are stepping in to help with the lifesaving work being done in the south bay. >> the work here never stops much like the need for food in our community. >> you might be thinking the pandemic is over, that things are getting better but for the people we serve, the crisis is far from over.

we are still serving almost as many people as we served at the height of the pandemic. >> one in four people are at risk of hunger in santa clara county. cost-of-living, inflation, loss of income, all factors leading to families of different income levels having to make the choice between bills and food second harvest and local partners working hard to eliminate that decision. they served 100 million meals last year alone. today some of the organizations shared stories about how their impact is felt by the community. >> i want to share one quick story from our client kathy. she said when covid start, i was food deprived and depressed at the point of losing all hope. kneels on wheels changed my life. >> it is very difficult to provide food for our families. we want to be able to count on all these different organizations and your support for them so we can have food on our tables. >> despite the need being just as athe peak of the pandemic many of these

organizations are receiving less funding with covid emergency declarations ending. but the santa clara community supervisor says the need for funding is still there. >> we should not live in a place where any person goes hungry. not a senior. not an adult. especially not a child. we can do something about that here. they can be done here in san jose, silicon valley. >> supervisors recently allocated nearly $6 million from the american rescue plan act to local nonprofits. they are working to establish a dedicated funding stream at the city, county and state level to ensure no one goes hungry. >> mel reinstated. the latest in the turmoil for those tennessee lawmakers. >> it is not ideal but it still works. >> not ideal but still works. that is how abortion rights advocates described the situation right now.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. appealing a decision by a texas judge that blocks access to a drug commonly used to terminate a pregnancy. there will think would make the drug unavailable even in states that allow abortion. today governor newsom announced the state is stuck hireling to million pills of another abortion medication. liz kreutz has the story. >> californians overwhelmingly voted to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution. after a conservative federal judge in texas world last week

to block approval of the most widely used abortion medication, questions now about what that could mean for access to the drug in the state. if this ruling is upheld, what is the impact in california? >> it is a huge impact. >> it was approved by the food and drug administration more than 20 years ago. it has been used millions of times and was used in with and half of abortions in the u.s. in california it is available through a prescription. >> the personal and we depressed are the two medications used in medication abortion. >> owner newsom has announced to the state has secured an emergency stop isle of 2 million pills. the state says well california still believes mifepristone is central to the preferred regimen for medication abortion stuck hireling suppressed out will ensure california remains a safe haven for safe, affordable and

accessible reproductive care. >> education abortion will continue to remain in california. it is not ideal but it still works. >> shannon and jessica abortion rights activists in california. they say if the ruling is upheld, mifepristone could no longer be available in any state. they say it is important people know access to abortions would still be legal in california despite what they see as efforts by antiabortion groups to undermine state laws. >> it adds additional hurtles for everyone involved. >> there is a competing ruling out of washington state. a judge ruled mifepristone is safe and effective. all eyes are looking toward washington, d.c. it is likely the future of the drug could come down to the supreme court. >> a san jose state professor who focuses on reproductive justice says manning mifepristone is a little act.

grace howard spoke about the ruling on our program getting answers. >> it is very safe. it is one of the most studied drugs we have. it is safer than taking a tylenol. the claims that were brought to the texas court were grounded in an accurate biased science. this was a lot of antiabortion ideology language. >> you can see interviews like this everyday on any answers at 3:00 p.m. we are on tv and streaming live on the abc 7 bay area news app wherever you stream. > one of two democratic lawmakers expelled from the house of representatives has his seat back tonight. melissa dunn has details on the vote and a look at what is next for the two men who are fighting for their political careers. >> one of democrats who were expelled in the state house of

representatives reappointed monday night. justin jones sworn in on the steps of the tennessee capital. the gop expelled justin jones and justin pearson who protested for more gun control using bullhorns after their microphones were turned off. i'm the wake of a deadly nashville elementary school shooting that killed six people including three children should voters in district 52 elected justin jones to be their voice. at the statehouse. that voice was taken away this past week so let's give them their voice back. meeting by the nashville metropolitan council, justin jones was unanimously reappointed as an interim tennessee state representative. this after the majority of the 39 member nashville metro council indicated their support. >> with this vote we will send a strong message to our state government and across the country we will not tolerate threats to our democracy.

>> commissioners and lawmaker pearson's county in memphis are also considering similar action. >> i do hope to continue to serve district 86 in the a reappointment and if there is a special election i would definitely run because our voters have been disenfranchised. >> over the weekend tennessee republican house members defending their removal. >> they disrupted the function started mobilizing and shouting and creating chaos within the house of representatives to the point business could not be conducted. state representative until a special election where he plans to run for his seat again. this as pearson awaits the same opportunity later this week. without major movement in either direction as investors await some key economic reports due out later this week.

the dow gained 101 points today closing at 33,586. the nasdaq and s&p were flat pit california gas is the most expensive in the country. it is more than five dollars a gallon in parts of the bay area. in san francisco aaa it's the current average at 5.02 a gallon. santa rosa just hit five books. the rest of the bay area is less than five bucks per gallon. >> we are in the springtime. it feels like it and it looks like it. we are on the verge of a springtime super bloom. >> americans throughou appliances because it is too expensive to fix them every year. a bill in sacramento could actually change that it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org

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> i don't think young people even think about repairing anything lawmakers propose this so-called right to repair bill last year and it failed but now supporters are more confident. 20 other states are considering similar legislation. new york state just passed a bill. the idea is to bring back the old faction -- the old-fashioned repair shop giving them the tools they need to repair today's appliances. >> it started filling up with a bunch of water and started weeping and we cannot turn it off. >> toby recalls how water kept flooding his family's dishwasher. fixing it seemed too difficult. >> we just knew it was going to be expensive to repair it. >> then there was the time toby smartphone went blank. >> the camera was amazing but it was just that one thing where my bottom half of the screen stopped working. >> the repair cost was so high he buy a new phone instead. >> that should not be the norm especially for a $1000 piece of equipment. >> a consumer

make it too hard for customers to fix their own devices. now california lawmakers are reviving a so-called right to repair bill. it would require companies to provide tools and instruction manuals so repair shops could fix all appliances. >> a lot of people if they have the option, they would want to just repair it. people are being pushed into buying new because repairs are so expensive. >> manufactures have pushed back saying modern machinery is too complex for third-party repairs and companies own rights to their patents and software. proponents say manufacturers should not stand in the way of consumers trying to repair their own belongings. >> they restrict access to the manuals that repair shops need to fix things like tablets or computers. and then there are software locks where they can electronically lock you out from repairing anything. >> he says consumers throughout

more appliances than ever. >> one scary fact is in california every day we throw away 46,000 cell phones. just every day in california. >> americans spend on average hundred dollars a year buying new gadgets will throwing up nearly 7 million tons of broken ones. piling up in landfills. a richer repair bill failed last year but advocates say similar bills could give california a boost. they listed bills in 20 states that would give new access to tools and manuals for everything from farm equipment to wheelchairs to tv sets. if repair shops had new tools he said, it could be a return to the old days. >> we're going to see a resurgence of these repair shops and consumers will be able to take their tv to a repair shop down the street. >> the bill faces its first

hearing in the state senate tomorrow. it comes as state attorney general rob bonta joined his counterparts across the country urging national right to repair loss. so how important is this to if you have had trouble fixing an appliance, i want to hear about it. go to abc7news.com/7 on your side and tell me your story. >> we all feel guilty when you throughout something that seems like it can be repaired. >> we will see temperatures cool down as we go through the week but will let still feel like

>> you are looking at the live nest cam watching the peregrine falcons atop uc berkeley's campanile tower. the first of what is expected to be cointreau falcon checks was born today. you can see some of the leftover egg shells. three other birds are expected to hatch tomorrow. the berkeley art museum will be live-streaming the moment on its giant stream in downtown berkeley. you can watch the big moment anywhere on youtube by searching cal falcons.

happening tomorrow, it is officially national pet day. when you have a fair baby sharing your home, every day feels like national pet day. make sure you are providing them with the best environment. roadway toys that have become unsafe. verify vaccinations are up-to-date. if you don't have a pet, it great time to visit a local shelter. of for a animal in need a forever home. >> take a look at this behind me. the sun is shining and the wildflowers are exploding. vibrant displays. this april across the state of california is spectacular. in the bay area we are on the verge of a super bloom. >> the hills south of mount diablo and taos hollow valley look like they are colored in yellow highlighter. swabs of yellow blooms covering the lush green hills paired

experts say that is just the beginning. a super bloom is in full bloom in southern california in northern california we are on the verge of war warm weather. more sunshine. we could be experiencing a super bloom in the next week or two. >> the puppies which most people associate with super blooms are just starting now. >> the california department of parks and recreation is encouraging people to get out and enjoy the kaleidoscopic show we are about to witness but they are reminding the public to not stampede off trails or onto private property or block roads or illegally parked in order to get the perfect instagram photo. >> we are also hoping this year that people will be mindful if they want to walk into the flowers of where they are walking and try hard not to trample the flowers. >> many of our wildflowers are very sensitive to soil disruption and trampling.

it is very important that you stay on trails so that these -- so we don't doom the bloom. >> no picking wildfires -- weld file -- wildflowers either. but the allergies have started. >> oh, spencer. >> i know. >>they're going to be even worse because the winds are picking up. let me show you what is going on or what is coming our way. we will see a wave of moisture move through in the north bay. the big deal is as the front moves through it will bring us clear skies tomorrow but strong gusty winds and a cooling pattern over the next couple days. take a look at what this night will bring us. an increase in low clouds and fog with low temperatures in the upper 40's to low 50's. smile, a sunny day as the morning clouds get swept over by the strong gusty winds.

low 50's at the coast to low 60's at the bay. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. couple nice days coming our way tomorrow and wednesday. a bit princi and cooler than the last two days have been. milder thursday and friday and springlike warmth returned saturday and sunday so the weekend is going to be nice and mild. sunny days coming our way through the seven day period. >> perfect baseball weather. chris alvarez got to experience that firsthand. >> hi, chris. > it is a nice baseball weather paired the first night game of the year. we will talk warriors and kings as well. a north carolina restarts on saturday. giants and

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streak. face looking for his first win. with major league baseball's new schedule the giants played the dodgers two series at home this year. the next three games and the final three games in september. always fun when the our engine black battled the boys in blue. >> we have an entirely new roster p the judges have an entirely new roster. i think this meeting stands alone. >> it is really exciting to this is a cool series to be a part of ted it is going to be awesome to go against guys like mookie betts. that is what you want to do is play against the best. >> it feels like there is a different buzz in the ballpark. you know you have to bring your best because they are going to bring theirs. it means a lot to us and it means a lot to the fan base. >> shifting gears to hoops and kind of on the same thing of giants and dodgers feeling different, it is going to feel a

lot different in sacramento saturday night when the wires any kings match up for the first time ever in the playoffs. the waiters enter their title defense as the west. sacramento the third seat\ seed\\ -- seed. golden state enters game when with a week of arrest. andrew wiggins is returning. here is the w's on the short trip to sacramento. schedule last year. to know we will be starting off in sacramento is huge. i think that will be great. > you can boat from san francisco bay to sacramento. the bus ride kind of gives you the old-school vibe of high school and college and that is a team we greatly respect. they won our division. give them our utmost respect and play our hardest.

>> sacramento, they have had an amazing season. it is going to take everything to beat them four times especially starting on the road but we love the opportunity in front of us. >> the title defense begins with the w's own seven. warriors and kings, game one right here on abc 7. immediately followed by after the game i will be in sacramento. the countdown is out. the wnba draft was today at a stanford standout had her dream come true really early on. 2023 wnba draft, the atlanta dream select haley jones stanford university. >> haley jones is living the dream with the atlanta dream. 21-year-old guard ranks 18 overall in scoring for stanford. one the national championship and her trying -- championship

in her time with stanford should the orioles beat the a's 5-1. the jets beat the sharks 6-2. hopefully the giants able to bit better for our friends and teams tonight. we are all looking forward to later this week when the warriors get back on the floor. the game is on our air. it is kind of a big deal. >> it is a big deal. >> tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it is american idol followed 10:00 by the good doctor. do remember abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the abc 7 bay area news so you can join us whenever you want wherever you are. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. >> for spencer alvarez, all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening. we will see you back here for

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