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may 5th. happy cinco de mayo. it's been a chilly start though. >> yes, it's really cold out there from some of you, and you may want to wait a little bit because we're still in the 40s in many locations. here's a gorgeous view of pier 39 and some of the friends there. it is 50 in san francisco, 53 in oakland, 54 san jose and as we look at the santa cruz beach there and the north bay temperatures there, a little cooler, upper 40s petaluma with 53 in fairfield. so compared to yesterday still running behind for most of us, anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees cooler. but we will make up some of that difference as the sun warms us. but then the sea breeze heads our way with winds over 20 miles an hour downtown, even gusts to 30 right here along the shoreline. only in the low 60s for santa cruz will reach about 60 by noon, and then not make it much to averages, in fact, below average today. and we'll tell you how warm it's going to get a major warm up headed our way for the week ahead. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. developing

overnight. at least one person is dead after a car crash in san jose. that's according to the chp. it happened on highway 101 going southbound right near the matilda on ramp. right now. all lanes are back open this morning. the crash forced all southbound lanes to close around two new details about one of the san jose police officers injured in a shootout. the police union says the officer, who is in critical condition, had a second surgery. the other officer had minor injuries. the two officers were shot thursday night as they tried to stop a man trying to break into a room at the extended stay america hotel in south san jose. officers arrested him after he jumped out of a window. developing news overnight in southern california, seven people are hurt after a shooting in long beach. authorities say four victims were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. three others were treated for minor injuries. no word yet on any possible suspects or arrests. we'll be sure to keep

you updated on this story as we learn more here and online at abc seven news.com. also developing in southern california, police have cleared pro-palestinian encampments on usc's campus. the campus was reportedly shut down and more than 100 officers in riot gear surrounded the encampment. and a post on x, the university said in part, quote, if you are in the center of campus, please leave people who don't leave will be arrested. reports say no arrests were made. the university announced a few hours later that the encampment has been cleared. this comes after the school issued a warning saying the encampment violates school policy and must come down. these protests have highlighted the difficulties of the war in gaza. today, u.s. and arab leaders are continuing ceasefire negotiations between hamas and israel. but there is growing uncertainty as israel's prime minister says his country is only prepared to pause the war, not end it. meanwhile, the

threat of a ground invasion looms over the southern gaza city of rafah. a south bay doctor recently returned from a five week medical mission to rafah. he spoke about his firsthand experience from the front lines. abc seven news reporter anser hassan was there, but we must warn you, this story contains gruesome details of war . >> the destruction is evident. the death toll reported at over 34,000 people. but doctor mohammed subhi says those stats don't capture the reality on the ground in gaza. what that means for a child who just lost their entire family in a bombing and is the only surviving family member who's also lost a limb? and what does that mean for them, physically speaking and mentally speaking? doctor mohammed subhi addressed a capacity crowd at a church in walnut creek about his recent five week medical mission to gaza at times sharing graphic images and details of the work he did at a makeshift field hospital in rafah. it was set up to help 50 people a day.

instead, he says, they treated more than 1000 people daily. you don't know if you're going to have antibiotics. definitely didn't have anesthetics. we just had ketamine, which is a dissociative medicine that dissociates your mind from your body. and we were doing major surgeries opening chests, abdomens, resecting intestines. doctor subhi works at two south bay hospitals. since his return, he's also been meeting with elected officials. most recently in washington, dc, to give a firsthand account of the war. he says the narrative that this war is just against hamas militants didn't match what he experienced . not once did i see a combatant you think about like soldier fighting another soldier, and there's crossfire and civilians. unfortunately are hit by the crossfire. all of my patients were civilians that came to me, shot deliberately. saturday's event also featured the exhibit the soul of my soul, biographies and photos of children killed in gaza. >> if they're in gaza, if

they're here in america, wherever they are, their children at the end of the day, and they deserve to be protected. >> doctor suubi, a palestinian refugee himself, says he's hopeful that the current round of cease fire negotiated between israel and hamas will lead to a breakthrough. but he also hopes part of that includes more accountability and an end to the humanitarian blockade, which is keeping aid out of gaza. 196 humanitarian aid workers were killed, and we don't hear about that. that tells me those actions speak louder than the words that we're hearing, i just pray and hope for a better tomorrow, not only for the palestinians, but for the world in general. in walnut creek. anser hassan abc seven news. >> today is holocaust remembrance day. this year's observation carries a heavier weight than usual for many jews around the world. it is the first to take place since hamas fighters invaded israel on october 7th, the deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. israel's main event

tonight usually brings thousands of people together that includes survivors and jewish students, along with leaders and politicians. here in san francisco, the jewish community center will put on an exhibit to honor the lives lost during the holocaust across the state. now, california governor gavin newsom is working to fill empty seats in the state's superior court system. he just appointed 18 new judges. three of them are from bay area counties. michael risher was appointed to the alameda county superior court. he is a democrat. contra costa county's newest superior court judge, stephanie clark, has no party affiliation, and tosa fullerton was appointed to serve on the marin county superior court. she's a democrat. a recent report on judicial vacancies found more than 100 empty seats in the superior court system statewide. all right. as we head to break, let's check in with lisa. how's it looking? >> well, you know, certainly cold. it looks gorgeous, doesn't

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>> a local nonprofit is to build a better bay area by cultivating the next generation of inventors. now it needs help. after a fire left extensive damage to its creative space. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to its founder, trying to figure out what's next. >> the smoke damage on the walls is pretty significant. the water reached around 4 to 5in. >> we hear ryan spurlock is talking about a fire nearly one week ago at human made. the san francisco nonprofit provides space, tools and training to up and coming inventors and entrepreneurs. >> this is where the fire started, we believe we were told essentially, it started right here in the power strip. it burnt up the 3d printers here and a lot of the equipment in the middle section here. >> obviously we were scared because our robots there and everything, but we really like we really knew the more important thing was human made as a whole, because just the organization is really important to everyone that goes there.

>> kyle young found a passion for robotics here, and credits the nonprofit with helping build a 40 member team from learning how to build parts, write grants and most importantly, how to like, work with other people and really build a project. >> and it's been pretty life changing for all of us. >> the fire forcing the nonprofit to take its training online. >> we focus on hands on learning here where hands on program. so it's going to have a significant impact over the next month at least, as well as the businesses that really count on our space to run their day to day operations or launch their product or their idea. >> and one of those people is jonathan pauley. he learned to build custom cabinets after losing his tech job. >> they have some of the best cnc machines you can get up there, and then people who are willing to help you learn the skills to use them and sort of fast track. so i was able to start my own little prototyping business. after getting laid off from traditional tech job and now displaced. it sounds like it'll be at least a month before anybody can get back in the space. and for a lot of people with, you know, projects and,

you know, customers, we don't want them to go somewhere else, you know, in the meantime, they're hoping this gofundme campaign will help cover some of the upfront losses. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we're checking in on a program that helps children get home from school safely in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the area is known for its open air drug markets, but it's also home to the highest concentration of children in the city. there's an estimated 3000 children that live there, largely from immigrant families. so-called safety stewards guide the students along the cleanest routes and avoid people using drugs. >> we have a lot of things in this neighborhood that are not safe. we have a lot of drug dealing. we have a lot of drug use on the street that impact the lives of the people who live here. and so this is really an intervention of saying, you know, we need this space for kids. >> the safe passage program was created by mothers fed up with drug dealers in the area. it has

been operating since 2008 and is now part of the tenderloin community benefit district. san francisco is also facing heat for empty housing. a new audit says last year, the city had more than $100 million to pay for affordable housing units for unhoused people, but the city left it on the table. the new analysis by the city blames part of the problem on low staffing among its housing navigators team. the report says the city has reduced rent apartments just sitting there, but there's not enough staff to place people in them, the report says. the director of the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing says it's already making some changes. recommended in the audit. well, the rain put a damper on some events in the bay area yesterday. the wet weather ended up canceling or postponing many outdoor events, but the asians are strong. five k run across the city did pull through despite the wet weather. 600 people braved the elements and came out to show their solidarity. >> nothing can stop us. this is

all determination. this is how i prove my daughter to. so it is a good learning for her. so she made it. >> other events were canceled, like the richmond san pablo, cinco de mayo, peace and unity parade. hayward's car show was postponed for september 14th and for commuters. caltrans canceled the third weekend of repaving highway 37 due to the rain. it will happen next weekend instead. well to weather. now let's, take a look here in lake tahoe at zephyr cove. you see the dixie there and the flag blowing in the wind. it's a quieter morning today with no snowfall as the storm has passed. and that recent snow certainly helped our above average snowpack totals. as for the week ahead, lisa is tracking a warm up? yeah, that's right. >> we saw 18in at donner pass. and how about that point nine five yesterday? redwood city, 0.73 at the oakland airport. so many locations eclipsed their monthly totals in just one day.

so it's quiet out there. but that cold air mass in place right now. here's a look at emeryville. so sunny out there. it's 50 downtown as well as redwood city, 55 in hayward. you picked up almost a point nine yesterday as well. so really some big totals coming down in a short period of time. and as we look at vollmer peak, it is 50 in santa rosa as well as napa, 52 in concord, golden gate bridge, a lot of sunshine there. so below average today at least will be in the 60s though. and then for your monday, slightly warmer by a couple degrees near average and then for the week ahead, big time warming not only inland but along the bay and also at our coastline. here's a look at those winds that will get cranked up again today. so the breezy onshore flow keeps it cool in the city. parts of marin county. you know, we have those coastal gaps. it can get quite gusty by wednesday. we're near 80 inland and upper 70 s bay shore. look what happens on thursday. could be the warmest day of the week, mid 80s. but then maybe some upper 80s by

friday will be in the 70s in san francisco. so maybe oakland will hit 80 on thursday. highs today upper 50s to near 60. 63 in san jose. and looking at the chilly night again 30s in the north bay 40s elsewhere. the accuweather seven day forecast. cinco de mayo. great day today, but look at the warming trend steady all week long. more news after the break. >> you get news. your weather forecast a heads up on traffic alerts. >> you get us and we get you. better days start here. abc seven mornings we hear you, we see you. we've got you. weekdays starting at five. >> it's the $100,000 lucky lotus all cash giveaway at grayton resort and casino. saturday, may 25th. one winner of 50,000 cash plus 100 winners of $500 guaranteed the $100,000 lucky lotus all cash giveaway only at graton resort and casino. >> are you ready for ultra reliable, ultra fast, award

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>> in the east bay, a big showing by the oakland a's in yesterday's game against the miami marlins. here's abc sevens sports reporter chris alvarez. >> good morning. after a three hour rain delay, the a's and marlins got underway saturday on star wars day with the first pitch that got stuck in darth vader's cape. barely made it past the mound, but that was the only thing to go wrong for oakland. they now have a season high six game win streak. also climbed the 500 mark for the first time this season. remember, they started the year one and seven. the force was strong in oakland on may the 4th. be with you day saturday afternoon. bottom three brant rooker uses his lightsaber and whoa 447ft to left. longest homer by an a this season. he got all that one admires his work for nothing. the a's bat around, so rooker back at the plate in the third again and becomes the first a to homer twice in an inning since mark mcgwire in 9612. nothing after three fourth inning a's rookie

brett harris first ever major league hit is a home run that's storybook stuff. his family, they're 13. nothing guys in the dugout. that's good stuff. sixth inning. now it's harris at the plate again. and what do you know goes deep again. you've got to be kidding me. and again, check out the family first a and 50 years to have both of his first hits be homers for 15. nothing. and to wrap it all up shea langeliers, how about bangalis three run homer to make it an even 20 runs for the a's? they win 20 to 4 six straight wins. they're at 500. what a turnaround. giants in philadelphia patrick bailey, the catcher at at least a week with a concussion and starting pitcher keaton wynn didn't make it out of the first inning. the first five batters reached the first run, scoring on a bases loaded, hit by pitch wins. struggle with control on a rainy philadelphia night, pulled up for 39 pitches and allowed five runs. the giants lose 14 three. let's kick it four niners linebacker fred warner revving up the crowd at levi's stadium

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