announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: neighborhood rattled by gunshots after a standoff. >> that was it. sinking feeling going down. liz: we hear from a woman who heard what was going on and knows about the desiccation. yvette this weekend. -- good to have you back this weekend lisa: -- this weekend.

54n n n breezy from san francisco to the inland valleys. cool and great at the coast. we will keep the clouds. climbing through the mid 60's around the bay and inland throughout the noontime hour. by the end of the afternoon with slow clearing, well into the 70's. breezy and windy at the shoreline. we will do it again overnight tonight. we will talk about a modest warm up in the next few days. liz: investigators trying to figure out what happened after an officer shot and killed a man after a standup at a neighborhood market. the full standup started at a market on bosworth street yesterday after 2:00 in the afternoon. san francisco police responded

to reports of a man with a gun entering a home. it ended three hours after an officer shooting the man. reporter: a three hour standoff near san francisco's glen park neighborhood friday ended with san francisco police shooting and killing a man. officers say the man was armed with a gun when he entered the store on the corner of bosworth street. a person inside the store called 911. >> we were trying to negotiate during this incident. we were trying to negotiate a peaceful resolution. the amount of information at this time is preliminary. reporter: our media partners say employees reported the man lived above the store. lee say the man was alcohol and snorted cocaine before reaching for his gun. that's when officers opened fire. a lot of the attention is focused on that street corner where most of the officers and investigators remain. multiple agencies are on scene

including the san francisco district attorney's office. >> every few minutes, they were asking him to come outside with his hands up and he didn't. reporter: michaela mcfarland heard almost the entire confrontation including the moment gunfire erupted. >> very fast, rapid succession. that was it. sinking feeling in my body. knowing what's going down. reporter: she has lived in this neighborhood for several years. lately, she's been growing concerned. >> it's been insane how much is going on. my parents had their catalytic converter stolen twice. within a matter of months. people are always coming down the street around the corner, constantly trying to break into cars, having cars stolen. reporter: sfpd is not releasing the name of the man. %

shooting by an officer this year. they will hold a meeting with residents in the next 10 days. >> in the spirit of accountability and transparency, the san francisco police department will be hosting a town hall meeting to disclose as much information as we can from this incident. reporter: ryan curry, abc7news. liz: details walgreens has cut , ties with a security firm after their guard shot and killed a man last month. brown got into a physical dispute over shoplifting. the ceo of kingdom group protective services received a call about the decision last week. walgreens, which hired the firm, did not comment. the district attorney is not filing criminal charges against the guard. today in half moon bay, the community can improve the lives of farm workers. this comes after tragic

shootings where seven people were killed. the summit aims to shed light on the challenges farmworkers base including living conditions and access to clean water and health care. residents rallying for a new post office to open in marin county. the town has been witho office for more than two months after a dispute between the usps and landlord of the building. usps tells abc 7 they are looking for a permanent patient to reopen. in the north bay, caltrans will open a portion of highway 37 for smart train tack repair. it is between highway 121 and highway 29. crews will work on a railroad crossing on the highway. caltrans says those traveling

that way this week it should take a detour which will add more time. some in sonoma county are not looking forward to the congested traffic. >> it is already a mess as it is. ightma. liz: caltrans says travel on highway 37 every day. repairs to last through midday tomorrow. a reminder that fire season is on its way. crews contained a wildfire in oakville last night not far from the monastery in nassau county. they are staying on the scene to mop up hot spots. his 70 national park bracing for flooding as snow continues to melt. it rose to the bottom of the swinging bridge thursday. the waters left at 10 feet. officials said it is a high possibility the roads will flood again and have to close.

the river is expected to reach flood levels at 12.5 feet by early monday. ro khanna is calls for diane feinstein to stan -- step down. she appeared confused speaking to a reporter. address power. ro khanna said feinstein's refusal to standdown has created a sad situation. >> washington is saying the obvious truth out loud. that is the only thing i and some others have done. i■t is painful to watch it i wih people who are close to her who have been friends with hers and her family will talk to her about doing the right thing and stepping down with dignity. liz: senator feinstein's office

confirmed she had broader health concerns after shingle died gnosis. it was a festive night as it honored the aapi community for small businesses, an opportunity to shine and show off culture at the same time. >> different angst. the night market was dedicated to asian american and specific islander heritage month. >> we wantlk away with a sense of community and enjoyment. >> the nonprofit together aapi small businesses and artists. each one had a story. >> there is a concept that is your purpose of a. >> she created her line during the pandemic. >> theme in my life. this duality i have struggled

with. >> some of her pieces represented friends from different cultures. >> telling stories through jewelry and i hope people can connect with it and when date where it they feel more connected to their heritage. >> he says he is honoring his father's business. >> he raised money in vietnam. a time for reflection we are at home. i was inspired, how do i continue my dads legacy. being out here and starting a small business and giving back to my community is my way of saying thank you to my parents for what they did. >> her mapmaking and print. she was commissioned to make a map of oakland in the 1940's before the japanese american incarcerations. >> it feels like the more i

connect of my culture the more opportunities open up. >> the celebrations last through may. liz: governor gavin newsom wants to speed hundreds of billions of dollars for construction projects across the state. he announced several proposals, include one to create a strike team to fast track projects that have been stagnant for years. projects include a large water tunnel and reservoir to tackle the states drought crisis. lisa: clouds and fog. the marine layer pushing across the bay. area.we will talk about 80's ie extended outlook, including cooler weather coming up. liz: prep for a possible super bowl in the bay area.

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liz: here is a look at the san francisco skyline. the super bowl is reportedly coming back to the bay in 2026. the last time the super bowl was here was in 20 at levi's stadium. as news reporters lot of people seeing dollar signs. >> a lot of excitement in the bay area over the potential of something that is only a possibility right now. the super bowl could make its return to levi's stadium in 2026. >> this is an opportunity to raise pride in san francisco. >> it is slated for approval by

the nfl next week. the home city of santa clara said the city is excited about the potential opportunity to have the super bowl back santa clara and to work with the bay area committee pending the meeting decision next week. the opportunity has business officials excited as well. >> will benefit hotels and workers in our tax base and it will also help our partners, restaurants, coffee shops, small businesses. >> an estimated 350 million dollars was brought to the bay area when that super bowl was here in 2016 but it does not always mean big money for the businesses down from the stadium. >> they come and block the roads. >> many businesses say they didn't experience big boosts from the last super bowl with many events focused in san francisco.

the san jose downtown situation -- association said they hope downtown will benefit. >> the more we bring into the area, the more it will affect us. the downtown is an entertainment district. they will be drawn to downtown san jose. >> they are competent people throughout the bay area will benefit from the potential tourism. >> they are going to go to the local cities, hotels, shops and those in the service sector that service those employees and long-term benefits, that will really be the long-term benefit, the strength of the economy. liz: analytics said super bowl 50 brought $68 million in direct business travel spending including sponsorships, mederato tites thgan01 coum spending and a report

commission for the super bowl in los angeles estimated on average his interest in town for a super bowl would spend $200 to three hyundai a day. good news for the bay area -- 200 to 300 dollars a day. the celebration for ronald hou charities will open at 10:00. it is steps away from children's hospital in oakland and provides families with a place to stay while their children receive treatments at the hospital. >> we need specialized lodging. they need to be near the hospital for about 100 days after their transplant. so what we are able to provide is a spot literally right across the street from the hospital. that allows parents and the patient to be together, just steps away from their care team. liz: abc7news

ashley's band will be playing. the event will include ronald mcdonald house face painting and a bounce house. a group of high school seniors celebrating the end of one road as they start a new journey. we talked to local students about what that means for them. >> no shortage of cheers honking horns. a tradition created during the pandemic to make sure graduating seniors still get their day in the sun even during those lockdown days. >> this event started in the spring of 2020. when covid shutdown happened. our seniors couldn't walk and lost three months of school. ama: three years later, the lockdowns are history but the senior car rally lives on. graduates decorate their cars and parade along mount diablo boulevard while family, friends, and the rest of the community come out to route them on from

the sidewalk. -- ro n tradition. you gethrougwith your fri holler. people celebrate your success. >> it's amazing. coaching kids sports, i know all these kids since they were five years old. seeing them go after their dreams is really happy. liz: starting tonight, streets around san francisco will be closed ahead a beta breakers sunday. expect lays throughout the city. it features competitive and recreational runners as well as participants and groups. the race starts at 8:00 tomorrow morning at main and howard and ends at the great highway here bart will run special service head of the race. what is the weather looking like for the race? lisa: typical with temperatures in the d's, prevailing cloud cover. the clouds stay with the runners throughout the morning hours.

the cloud cover this morning slow to budge parts of the east bay, bay shoreline and elsewhere looking at mild to warm readings. a good range over the weekend. we have a system we are watching in the pacific northwest, an area of low pressure along for a deep marine layer along the coast. going in closer, bent up along the shoreline from the east bay along the peninsula looking at the clouds slow to clear today. it san francisco has been great and cool. 57 in san jose. widespread 50's with low 50's downtown. upper 40's in bodega bay. at mount tam, the sun coming up at 5:56. cloudy skies. gusty winds returning to the coast. only in the upper 50's. looking at a slight warm-up for

sunday. monday away from the coast, tempest come way down in the middle of next week. there are the low clouds and fog and sunny afternoon. into sunday, a few high clouds. sunday and monday, clouds cooling from the coast, looking at a nice sunny afternoon. the south and we will get dramatic changes midweek. for today, the wind continues to be on the breezy side. wind hour. notice the onshore wind into the east bay. over along the bayshore, it will be slow to clear. the fog will come back into

but we do have a couple of warm days ahead for your sunday. there is a look at low to mid 80's inland. san francisco into the 60's. warmer on monday. a brief flirtation with 90's, far inland. the wind backs off on monday but tuesday, maurice spreckels and widespread drizzle the rest of the upcoming work week. breezy and windy, 6 oakland. at low 70's in napa. tomorrow looking at the cloud cover. the 70's inland, sunday, monday, a couple spots warmer. there comes the cool down throughout the middle and end of next week which is boreal day.

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liz: a psychology professor is suing the college. he said the uc diversity equity and inclusion statement requirement is like a modern-day loyalty oath. the president of uc and the president is named they have not commented on the case. the lawsuit is among lawsuits targeting ddi policies around the country. hundreds of young students will have the opportunity to discover more and learn about careers in aviation.

alaska bringing his signature event to the bay area. 13 to 18 age students can inspect a wheel well and engine. nearly 3000 students participate. commuter fairies consume the electric. a european company has opened an office in the bay area open to lead the way. i got to take a ride on a zero missions vote that essentially flies above the waves. at first with the other boats but the moment we hit the water, we realize part of what makes it so different. >> it is very quiet. >> why? >> it is fully electric. >> this is an electric boat created by a company based in stockholm with an office in the

bay area. >> it basically is a boat that flies above the waves. our boat basically uses 80% less energy than a traditional speedboat would. the mission really is to help accelerate the transition to fossil fuel free waterways. >> writing around the bay was cool -- ridi was cool. they are building a electric fairy hoping that it will replace the diesel fairies. speed is a big part. right now it takes 30 minutes to get to the mute but this is half of the time. the push towards electric

fairies is underway here the from the state to electrify ferry terminals. the city of stockholm plans to test their fairy later this year. after that they hope to be in the bay area. >> made a lot of sense to be based here and in communities that take water and sustainability seriously. liz: reall still to come, border prices impact. cities like new york are asking for help as migrants keep arriving. san jose is no longer a top 10 populous city in the u.s. what improvements the mayor believes will attract more people to the area. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor

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solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: t you could lose their jobs or their pay if lawmakers do not come to an agreement on the debt limit. thanks again for joining us. lisa: it is going to take time to clear. temperatures in the low 50's. 52 in pleasanton. low 50's, pretty uniform. there is fog along santa rosa along the coast. three mile visibility. breezy winds from the city through concord and the delta even stronger. cloudy still white 9:00. at elsewhere it is sunny.

by 5:00, looking at the fog moving back in. we are anticipating a couple warmer days. i will tell you where and how much warmer for a general cool down has your way the upcoming work week. liz: new developments in the debt limit showdown. no deal after talks went late last night. as reported, to the time to make an agreement is running out. >> it could be a busy week on coming to a decision on raising the debt limit. they ended the closed d meeting with noah progress and no set plans for the next meeting. >> we candid discussion talking about where we are and talking about

where things needed to be and what is reasonably acceptable. >> congress must raise the debt ceiling to pay existing bills, money already spent. a key sticking point is significant cuts to federal spending. as the president receives updates while he is away at the g7 summit, the white house saying they are confident an agreement will be made. >> we are optimistic and think and believe there is a path forward. we are going to give the negotiators some time and space to do that. the president will stay very focused on the negotiations. >> the u.s. facing default the first time in history come june 1. house speaker morning an agreement has to be made at sunday in enough time to pass the bill. the consequences could be dire. troops could go unpaid and social security payments could

go delayed for seniors hid the market would pnge wieople'01)s interestatould soa and jobs. the president is due to return to the white house sunday. liz: the crisis at the border, several u.s. cities like new york are working to absorb bus loads of migrants sent from texas. 600 migrants being bussed into the city daily. upland house migrants in public school gyms was met by major backlash. the famous roosevelt hotel reopened yesterday and is novel latest large-scale migrant shelter. >> because we have managed it well people have to believe it can't be that bad. no, it is bad. 50% of the hotel rooms are taken up by migrant asylum-seekers that we are paying for. liz: exes governor greg abbott pushing for three laws in

illegal crossings pier 1 law would make it illegal for anyone to enter texas illegally. another would make it a felony to operate a temporary stash house for migrants in texas and a third law would impose a prise for anyone assisting smugglers who bring migrants across the border into the state. the population in the bay area cities are declining. oakland ranks 45th, san francisco, 17 and san jose is no longer in the top 10 most populated cities, dropping to number 12. some people are wondering what we have lost or what other cities have gained. dustin dorsey takes a look at the numbers and explain's what it will mean for the city of san jose. dustin: san jose is shrinking. the census bureau estimate report shows the bay areas biggest city has fallen out of the top 10 most populated cities in the u.s.. does it surprise you? >> no it doesn't we have seen

polling that said residence are frustrated with the cost-of-living and homelessness and blight. dustin: they are down to 981,000 in 20 22, 970 1233 which 12th overall. the mayor says fallen out of the top 10 of the first time in a decade is a concerning wake-up call. >> we have amazing weather, a diverse workforce and so many assets but if we are going to continue to grow and have a strong economy and provide a high quality of life to residents, we have to get back to the basics. dustin: that means properly staffing the police department, ending the housing rises and ultimately making the city feel safe and clean. an economics professor said the city has seen a drop in home

rises due to lack of demand and this makes the mayor's goals more challenging. >> as house prices has a falling -- fallen, cities are able to collect less tax revenue and that will affect city budgets, written from police, schools basic street cleaning. streets will be more visible. he is confident in the city's ability to grow if they get back to basics. >> san jose is the capital of silicon valley, the biggest city in the region and we need to lead the region out of this funk we are in. liz: our new documen to texas follows eight former californians for a year. you can see these surprising things we learned about the

exodus from california to texas. are you an earlybird or night our? how your body clock has more to do with biology than have it. live look outside at the bay bridge. we will be back with the forecast in just a few minutes. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most

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ueha makeso pple nighow>> early healthy and wise? not sincerely. depending on how your body clock is wired, the opposite may be true. every person's body is set to follow daily patterns, including one for sleeping and waking up. >> they are controlled by the body clock which is an innate structure in your brain that regulates how those things change during the day. >> national graph geographic writer wrote the article for the serious. she's of the body clock consists of a group of neurons in the brain that connect to other structures including the parts that release hormones. >> melatonin is the one a lot of people know. >> this schedule is hardwired

that it is not necessarily dictated by external cues like light. in 1938, researchers to camp out for 32 days in total darkness sleep and body temperature. >> they slept in eight on regular schedule whether they knew what time it was are not. >> each body clock is set differently. some are night owls, people who go to bed late and wake up late and then there are the larks, or early birds. >> 50% of us folsom are in the middle. we may sleep 10:00 to 7:00 in most of society operates to keep those people happy. is healthier than another but people should learn from their own body rhythms and examine when they feel most productive and upbeat. >> if you have the luxury to do

that you can tailor your life to your own body type and make sure life a little better. liz: the clock controls more than sleep, everything from athletic performance, mood. you and i, whether are the larks, the early birds. here we are. lisa: already a few shots w the sun is coming up. santa cruz at 56. highs in the upper 60's. a sunny day on the way. a cooldown that will be pronounced for the weekend. liz: the giants holding steady with a friday night when against the -- win against

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liz: here is look from lake tahoe as the sun comes up. whitney greere r return to the basketball court nearly two years after being -- brittney griner made her return to the basketball court nearly two years after being in a russian prison. one of her biggest supporters was in attendance. she had the first shot she took. in a press conference she said she is just happy to be there. and sports the oakland a's took on the astros in houston friday night. in the bay area, the giants looking to keep their winning streak alive against the marlins. larry beil has this morning's sports. larry: we are starting to see what the giants had in mind, free agency, a friday night victory over the marlins.

rb i double to left. casey schmidt continues to deliver. an rei single or the giants take 8-4 into lead -- an rb i single. the giants up 4-2. they win in four in a row. a's opening weekend series in houston against dusty baker's world champion astros. bases loaded for martin maldonado. look out would have been extra bases. bottom six. man on for kyle tucker. to right. the astros beat the a's. nba game to, eastern conference finals. brent williams and jimmy butler going at it in the fourth quarter. don't poke the bar.

he and williams face-to-face. boston was up nine at this point. the lead evaporated. butler again over williams. miami takes the lead. butler with a miss. 22 points and 1 111-105, they are up 2-0 after the first two in boston. round two of the pgi -- pga championship. the approach, 180 yards out. this is nicely done to set up a birdie. hoglund tied for the lead at scottie scheffler ranked second 500. in the world on the short par 3. follow the yellow line. 68 for scheffler. three way tie for the lead. biggest fight of his career

haney the champ. ,a little shove to up the pay-per-view sales. haney grew up in the bay area before moving to vegas. he's 29-0. sad to report on the death of a man regarded as the greatest of all time, jim brown. he played nine years of pro football, led the league in rushing in eight of those. might have been the best lacrosse player ever at syracuse. the hall of famer passing away late thursday night. after retiring, brown turned to acting and became a civil rights activist. jim brown: at age 87. -- jim brown gone at a lisa: we are looking at changes to come the next few days that will warm us up due to a system

to the north of us taking it's time to get here. it is an area of low pressure in the pacific northwest that will allow for low clouds and fog to stay with us along the shoreline. once it kept closer we break up the father and it gets closer. a looked at mount tam, the official sunrise 5:56. 53 in oakland. san jose at 56. low 50's on a santa rosa with low 50's in fairfield. southwest wind at 24 miles power. we will have the low crowd -- cloud deck for the runners tomorrow. looking at the clouds, peeled back for most of us midmorning. fog from the peninsula to the bayshore keeping it cool. gusty winds, windy along the

coast but looking at the breeze inland with temperatures approaching 80 and warming sunday and monday. there is a look at the clouds at the coast today. the fog back in. a few high clouds sunday. cloud cover retreating late sunday into monday. sunny skies from half moon bay. the area of low pressure drops to the south bringing cooler weather, below average. today the wind will continue to strengthen through the afternoon , anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour for most of us. through the coastal gaps into the inland valley, wind up to 30 miles per hour, keeping temperatures from climbing too much. 72 in san jose. upper 60's with easy winds around the bay.

low 60's in san very brief clearing from millbrae. 59 downtown. a great day for you. brighter and warmer, mid 70's. there is a look at the fog it keeping temperatures in the 60's. low 60's in berkeley. mid-60's around hayward. heading inland, pleasant by pittsburgh. overnight lows in the 50's. cloud cover back with us. sunday into monday, monday is the warmest day. mid 70's around the bag. the rest of the workweek, noticeably cooler here below average. into the holiday wicking -- weekend with cool readings. liz: don't miss a spial of

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carries lyme disease. they are as tiny as poppy seeds and hang out near the ground and leaves and rocks. the adults climb onto tall grass that can be armpit high in places this year. >> they will hold on to the tall grass with their back legs and they will keep their front legs out in front of them so that if an animal or a person rubs against them as they walk through the grass they will let go of the grass and climbed on the person. >> started to get itchy right now. >> ites4 hos be iwh i important to do a tick chock -- check. if you are taking a hike near tall grass don't wear what i have on which his shoes that expose my ankles. on top of that's, don't wear shorts. keep covered up and be aware tics are around. >> i am using newly so hyper

focused on covering my body from the sun, i'm not always thinking about the threat of lyme disease or tics. but something to think about. >> contra costa is one of the few counties you can bring in a tick for identification. liz: happening today, a largest waterpark in northern california is back open. raging waters will unveil areas and increased seating with all new cabana. they added healthy dining options including salads and veggie wraps. the fremont burger and brew festival kicks off at 11:00 a.m. local breweries will showcase their favorite craft beer with live music and craft booths for people to enjoy. judging begins at 10:00.

beyoncé and jay-z purchased the most expensive home in california ever. it cost $200 million. it sits on eight acre bluff in the paradise cove area, also known as billionaires bro. it was -- billionaires row. it was owned and built by william bell which took 15 years to build the all concrete structure. next on abc seven celebrations in san jose. a look at the night market as the city honors the aapi community. post office frustration, how residents trying to get a new post office after the original one shut down.

announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a san francisco neighborhood rattled by gunshots following an hours long standoff. >> very fast. rapid succession. sinking feeling in my body. knowing what is going down. >> we hear from a woman who lives in the neighborhood. what she heard and what we are learning about the investigation. good morning, i am liz kreutz. lee sicko-- >>