>> reporter: earlier it was a loud demonstration that lasted about three hours at the alameda down building in downtown oakland, the chaining of the front doors was mostly symbolic. >> we are here standing in solidarity with immigrants. >> i'm a muslim myself, so when they start talking about muslim bans, i was born here, so you know, just trying to show solidarity where the people of the world, you know? >> we don't cooperate with i.c.e., as far as we're not involved in front line enforcement. >> reporter: of the tens of thousands of people that went through alameda county jails last year, only 165 were released to i.c.e. >> there is a criminal element that is very, very small that we do engarj with in our jails and these are people that do very violent crimes that the u.s. government and i.c.e. is looking to deport them. >> reporter: there were four arrests for trespassing. this group marched through sample calling for president trump to put an end i.c.e. deportations. in san jose, the annual march for working families had a different tone this year, jonathan bloom is live in downtown to explain. jonathan? >> reporter: in years past, the march has ended here just outside san jose city hall, but this year it kept going right to the sap center, it was bigger and louder here in part because of unrest here in silicon valley because of what's happening in washington. it took demonstrators just seconds to tear down a symbolic wall that read alternative facts. >> we didn't know that you could make up alternative facts until a year ago. >> reporter: in the shadow of san jose city hall, it was one of four walls the marchers broke down. >> because our idiot president wants to build walls, we're not for that, we're not for walls between peoples, we're not for walls between borders. >> it's a spin on a tradition more than a century old. >> this holiday got started as a celebration of the effort to get an workday. >> these tech companies are fakifak taking over and they're booming and we don't even have job security now. >> reporter: bob jung is protesting today. >> i go and clean up their offices, these people are part of our community. >> reporter: from service workers to farm workers. organizers say some were gal n galvanized by the women's march. because there's nothing like a common cause to bring progressives together. >> in the past 100 days, i think we have shown that if we stand up and fight back, we can actually win. sturvets at one san jose school held their own march today. the staff at caesar chavez elementary invited parents and danced and marched around the school. >> this isn't a protest for politics, but this is for them to know that they're special and that they can achieve anything that they want. >> the march took place during recess, not during class time. this is so the school would not loses any funding which happens when students don't attend class. san francisco mayor helped lead marchers down market street to celebrate international workers day. abc7 news reporter is live from civic center plaza with that part of our team coverage. >> reporter: while may day is always about the workers, it seems that every year there is a different cause, a different issue, and clearly this year here in san francisco, it was all about immigration. san francisco's immigration offices were surrounded by protesters early this morning, calling for an end to the deportation of undocumented people. >> this may day we are really making sure that all immigrant families are standing together against the deportation and delawad dedetentions of immigrant families. >> a lot of our families are feeling really fearful after this new president. so we're standing in solidarity to show them they do have a voice. >> reporter: they celebrated may day which has always been about protecting the rights of all workers. dock workers at the port of oakland took the day off. >> there's no cargo moving in the port for eight hours. >> reporter: this year a group of volunteers wearing yellow vests were on hand to help keep things running without incident. >> we are as monitors and team leaders, we are asking them not to create any problems or destroy any plot. >> reporter: market street in downtown s was packed with marchers making their way to civic center plaza. here and along the route, people kept it peaceful, calling this a march for all americans. things are calming down in portland, oregon after what started as a peaceful may day march was declared a riot. police say anarchists threw smoke bombs and flares at officers. police say newspaper roust people have been detained. we have put together a photo album of all the protests happening around the area. san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened this afternoon in the sunset cricket. a 15-year-old driver died from his injuries, his 16-year-old passenger was not hurt. >> reporter: well, homicide detectives and officers were out here for about four hours this aternoon, processing the scene. we have some video of the victim's vehicle to show you before it was towed from this area. you can see there are several bullet holes along the side of the vehicle, sfpd says the 15-year-old driver died at a nearby hospital. his 16-year-old passenger who was also male was not injured. investigators are now looking for any possible suspects and surveillance video, and police tell us they are following up on a lead. >> there was mention of a vehicle in the area at that time, so at this time we're going to see if there's anything related that we can find. >> it was really scary seeing the car with the gunshots, with the holes in the door, that was really upsetting. >> reporter: several neighbors told us that it is pretty quiet in this area except for the occasional car break in, they say they don't really see violent crime around here. live in . new details tonight in that mob robbery on b.a.r.t. a couple weekends ago. two teenaged suspects have now been arrested. one of them was arrested for a separate robbery friday afternoon when police discovered he had a warrant out for the b.a.r.t. robbery. b.a.r.t. says 40 juveniles jumped the turnstiles and robbed and beat people on the train car. the jury ask about to deliberate in the sierra lamar murder trial. >> it comes down to three months of testimony and ed. next we're live at san jose with an expert's hichbts on which way the case might go. the short fall in attack software program almost cost one local company $3,000. i'm michael finney, what anyone registered in a domestic partnership needs to know. i'm spencer christian, it's certainly not a heat wave, but we'll have some warmer temperatures in the next several days. the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. a university of texas student is suspected of stabbing four other students, one fatality. you can see 21-year-old ken derricks white being taken into custody this afternoon. white walked up to four male students and attacked them with a hunting knife. also in texas, a dallas paramedic was injured after responding to a shooting this morning. police say that paramedics had just started work on a man when someone started shooting. >> he went in loon and he pulled the paramedic out, placed him in his squad car and drove him to baylor hospital. >> reporter: >> the suspected shooter was later tracked to a nearby home, he was found dead inside. he was just released from jail two months ago. closing arguments will be heard tomorrow in this sierra lamar murder case, the morgan hill teenager disappeared five years ago. the prosecution blames andrew torres for her murder. david lui is live at the san jose courthouse tonight. >> garcia torres never took the stand as indicated, he also is going to be facing a jury trial in terms of a possible life sentence, or possibly the death penalty if the jury finds him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. he never took the stand in his own defense. that means the jury is going to need to rely on dna evidence as well as witness testimony from people who did take the stand. the jury has been listening to one expert witness after another discussing dna evidence and learning about the digital trail sierra lamar left on her lap top before leaving for school on march 16, 2012, they never heard that her body had been found, but it's a murder case based on circumstantial evidence. angelo torres may face the death penalty depending on what the jury decides. michael kent, the former prosecutor says closing arguments by the prosecutor and the defense will be important. >> what the prosecution is going to say is when you look at this mountain of evidence, that there's no other rational explanation, then mr. garcia torres kidnapped and killed sierra lamar, there's no other way we can look at this that makes sense based on all the evidence. >> reporter: sierra lamar is 16 at the time and the focus of a large volunteer effort. it has been an emotional case, but the jury will need to set aside those thoughts and focus on the law. >> when they get back in there, they have to put the emotion aside and look at this in a very intellectual and factual way when they make this decision, regardless of the emotion, regardless of sympathy for sierra lamar's family and for garcia torres what's facing rest of his life or the death sentence. hosts for air b and b and it's rival have now reached a settlement. property owners will now be able to register on line instead of person. hosts who fail to register will be fined. air b &, and home away will work together to make sure that everything is in compliance. >> this ensures that the two largest rental platform also only include legal listings and that the city has the tool for quick and effective enforcement. >> just 2,100 of san francisco's air b & b rental houses have been approved. a plastic bag ban takes effect in all of alameda county today. the 10 cent charge already applied to drug, liquor grocery stores. today is the last of the sierra snow season. here's the numbers and the implications, kristen? >> the numbers are just staggering. this is video of today's measurement. it shows the sierra snow pack is 190% of the historic average from may 1, that's nearly double the norm. the last time we had this much snow was 19 years ago after a major el nina winter. >> northern sierra is a little less, central and southern are right near that 190 mark, so clearly an extremely good year in terms of the snow pack. >> i found some nasa satellite images and i'm going to use them to show you the dramatic difference. look how little snow there is and now look at the band of snow down the sierra range, what a difference in just four years time? now since the sierra snow produces one-third of california's water, this is great news to farmer who is had to make do with a lot less the past few years, to urban dwellers, like bay area resident who is face drought restrictions and skier who is may be able to hit the slopes at a few resorts maybe until july. if we get a string of hot days, too much snow can melt at once potentially causing flooding. water officials say they'll monitor that flooding closely to make sure to minimize the damage. today is the start of the summer spare the air season. you're looking live at the golden gate because the biggest pollutant during the summer months coming from people who drive alone. when smog gets really really rey need to cool off, it was warm and breezy, people were out enjoying themselves on a near perfect day. and the sky is about as blue as the water as we take an aerial view from droneview7. isn't that beautiful? not a cloud in sight, the high temperature here today reached 8 80 degrees, that's 12 degrees higher than normal years. >> i'm going to give you a look another the temperature trend tomorrow in concord, which is one of our hot spots in a pattern like this, as you can see early in the morning, it will be about 62 degrees, then by midday, we'll see the temperature rising up to about 85 in concord, then in the mid to late afternoon, we'll see temperatures ranging from 90 to 92 degrees. temperatures will be rising sharply, even on the coast. right now we're looking at live doppler 7, and as dan pointed out, we have blue skies all across the area, but it's still quite mild out there. here's a look at today's high temperatures. we topped out at 90 degrees in clover, 81 here in san francisco. it was sizzling all around the bay area and we'll probably see even higher temperatures in some of those places tomorrow and wednesday. right now temperatures are anywhere from 5 to about 15 degrees higher than they were at this hour yesterday. in fact mountain view is 15 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday evening. right now you see temperatures ranging from about 68 at half moon bay, still some upper 80s in our inland areas, so the meat is slow to recede. this is the view of the western sky. these are our forecast features, it will be warm to hot in the next few days. record highs are possible tomorrow and wednesday. we'll see temperatures dropping sharply on thursday and friday, as a much cooler pattern settles in. skies will be clear, but it's going to be quite mild, with low temperatures in the middle to low 50s. temperatures will drop only to the low 60s in places like antioch, concord and fairfield. we'll see mid to upper 80s right around the bay. moving into the low to mid 90s in the north baya valleys. concord, livermore, upper 80s in san jose and morgan hill. going back to santa cruz beach right now, our projected high temperatures wednesday in certain bay area locations, versus the current record highs for may 3 in those locations, concord will break the record for may of 91, we expect napa and san jose to be very close for records on may 3. and on thursday, as i mentioned, we'll have a rather sharp cooling trend, and temperatures will be about 10 to 12 degrees lower in most bay area locations than they had been on wednesday. by friday, we're looking at breezy and even cooler conditions for most of the bay area, let's take a look at weather wellness, especially if you're an allergy sufferer, an increase in tree pollen and grass pollen the last couple of days. uv index is high, and that's something important to keep in mind, if you're going to have extended exposure to the sun, you may want to apply some sunscreen. hot conditions will prevail tomorrow and wednesday, cooling again on thursday, continues friday, and a cooler pattern will stay with us all the way through early next week. netflix-fused to pay a hacker's ransom, but that's not the en the market started this week mixed. the dow lost 27 points, closing just under 21,000, the nasdaq gained 44, getting closer to the 6,100 mark. it's a show of support after the los gatos company refused to ransom over orange is the new black. those episodes were stolen from a production company along with episodes of abc's the catch, which you see right here, and shows from other major networks and some movies as well. it's official, live with kelly is now live with kelly and ryan. >> here are kelley ripa and ryan sechrest. >> the big announcement was made this morning, ryan sechrest is the executive producer and host for several shows, including his daily radio show in l.a. the plan is to build a studio for him in new york where live is shot. this puts sechrest in business with all four network parent companies. and you can catch kelly and ryan live right here on abc7. the east bay commute could get easier to deal with in the next few months. and we're getting a sneak peek at the reason why on 680. >> i didn't know we got more money. >> from hundreds to thousands, this couple along with 7 on your side figured out a tax conundrum. and abc7 dig into the decision-making process to youth nice a sick monkey with at the yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can 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you're going to hear from in a moment, loves her job and all the animals that she cares for at the zoo, but she worries that publicity concerns entered into whether to euthanize the monkey. >> he was breathing through his mouth, because his nose was pretty much pushed to the other side of hiss face. >> reporter: animal keeper dana sherwood that treated the tumor that suddenly appeared on this monkey's face. shocking this san francisco zoo staff. >> he had trouble with liquids would kind of roll out of his wife. >> jp's mouth started swelling on march 18 and by the first of april, miss vision was -- sherwood has been working at the san francisco zoo for ten years and takes care of the monkeys five days a week. >> it's a special job, i do feel lucky to have it. >> but sherwood is upset because she said that j.p. was scheduled to euthanized on april 7 and the procedure was delayed. >> i think if anybody saw the rate that this tumor grew, they would be shocked that we would keep him for another week going. >> reporter: starting at the end of march, these photos show the progression of the tumor through april 12. j.p. was euthanized the next day on april 13, after jason waters, vice president of wellness and an mall behavior sent this letter, detailing jp's decline to his boss, tanya peterson. this shows the tumor displacing some of j.p.'s teeth and jaw. >> we don't believe that we waited too long for this monkey, we believe that we let this monkey have as much time here as we could. >> reporter: waters denies there was a euthanasia scheduled for april 7, stating there was only a conversation. >> on april 7, we did feel that the monkey was okay to go until april 8 and on april 8, i thought he was okay until political 9. >> euthaniza is likely to be necessary when the tumor starts to affect jp's quality of life. but sherwood shared these text messages that she says she received on april 6 from a supervisor saying that he sat down with jason waters and it said that it would likely be tomorrow. on april 7, that supervisor texted her again saying it would likely be this afternoon. she was ready for the euthanasia at 3:55 and then she got a text saying this euthanasia is on hold. >> that's when i was told by the vet who came by that we weren't doing it. what i heard was that tanya peterson said she didn't want the media to catch wind of it and think that we euthanize too many animals andmals andmals and animals too soon. so that's why she held off >> reporter: do you feel pressure from management above not to euthanize animals for quality of life issues? >> no. >> reporter: sherwood -- >> i was surprised, to be honest with you, i thought that we had fallen on a course that was agreed upon. >> reporter: i spoke to the aquariums that says accreditation standards require the head of the zoo to have final say over euthanasia in concert with conversations with other employees at the facilities. the usda inspector visited the zoo on april 12 and report nod noncompliant issues. zoo director tanya peterson did put out a statement that we received on april 22. she said that euthanasia decisions are never taken lightly and that the animal's welfare is always a top priority. big changes coming this summer with anyone dealing with the commute crush on interstate 680. drivers would have to pay a toll to ride in his express lanes, but they would still be free for car poolers. the new signs are now being tested. a s couple in a registered domestic partnership got a surprise when they filed their tax this is year. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the story. >> we learned about this and were talking about it this morning. many taxpayers have come to rely on software programs as an easy way to do their taxes, but one woman found out they're not intended for everyone. >> matthew and took a momentous turn in october. >> we are more serious than just boyfriends and girlfriends. so we have decided to do domestic partnership. >> reporter: unlike same-sex marriages, domestic partnerships of same sex or opposite sex couples are not recognized by the federal government. on federal tax forms, registered domestic partners or rdps must file separately and/or single. it's different for california taxes. >> they must file for california purposes either married filing jointly, or married filing separately. >> reporter: nelson didn't know that until after he submitted his taxes, he had turned them in using h & r block software program. nelson chatted with an h and r block representative online. both nelson and yang knew that was wrong. by this time they had done their own research. h and r block told us the complexities associated with a registered dmegsic partnership are and further complicated in same-sex marriages states and may go beyond the capabilities of an online tax products. h & r block recommends that taxpayers contact a tax professional. nelson's tax refund filing separately was $309. that increased to 3,2$3,200 whee filed as a married couple filing jointly. >> i have no idea. i didn't know we got more money. >> brad edwards of beyond just tax tells us it's almost always better to file married filing jointly. my hot line is open monday through friday 10:00 to 2:00, dial 415-954-8151. home sweet home, that's what more people are calling california and the city with the biggest growth in the state is right here in the bay area. you've got to love this california weather as we look live from the roof of our abc7 news studio, spencer is food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. congress is expected to vote on a trillion dollar budget this week. the budget doesn't fund the border wall or provide money to sanctuary cities. it does provide $15 billion extra for the military and $1.5 billion more for border protection. state wide california's population tops 39.5 million people. up .8% from last year. locally each of the nine bay area counties added more people year over year, according to a newly released report by the state. solano is on the high end, with 1.12% growth. morgan is on the low end with with just a fraction of that rate. m menlo park had 5.5% growth. over the past few years, menlo park has promised to open 14,000 housing units. coming up next, straw wars, breaking the habit of using these plastic tubes ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. and welcome back with a live look over the bay bridge and a bike path that's about to get more use. the bike path will be open weekdays as well as weekendses. later this month the hours will extend. buy area environmentalists are declaring war on the plastic straw. >> even though they're small, straws can create serious environmental problems. >> a growing number of activists say it's time to just say no. >> it's been two years since this video of a sea turtle with a plastic straw stuck in its nose went viral. it is disturbing, but has been huge. >> i have been talking about straws, i've been called the straw lady for years, but when that happened, it really blue up my campaign. >> she says it's a game changer in the fight against plastic pollution. >> that plastic straw will last maybe moments in your drink or in your hand, but it will last for many years to come. >> we're talking about billions and billions of nonrecyclable plastic straws that are ending up in land fills, but too often as straight litter. >> and in the ocean, plastic straws are the sixth most common type of trash on california beaches. >> i'm already getting emails from all over the world, from the caribbean, and even an email from paris from people who want to stream these interviews. >> i can show the world of just one straw does to wildlife. >> it was just shocking, after we removed this straw, we immediately applied to the nose and mouth of the sea turtle. >> trying to get restaurants to eliminate plastic straws is moving into high gear. >> getting rid of plastic straws is not going to hinder your lifestyle whatsoever. >> this man says he never uses a straw anyway. his lips request handle the job. >> they work really well. >> reporter: environmentalists want restaurants to only provide strawings if they're asked for and then only paper straws. >> at firsts it was kind of weird, but you're better off than the plastic ones. don't tell anybody, but i get about three, four, maybe five drinks out of these things before they start to soften up. >> in san francisco, there's an added benefit. the pagan idol bar just started using paper straws and s paper straws get recycled. >> another way you can cut down on plastic is to carry your own reusable straw. they come in glass, medal and bamboo. and you get a special brush that you can use to make sure they stay clean so you can use them time and time again. one good way to protect the environment. >> good idea. it is a gorgeous day across northern california as we look live at santa cruz, san francisco and lake tahoe. >> just add the #abc7now and you could see them on tv. >> we have more gorgeous days to come and certainly some warm ones, here's a look at live doppler 7, we have sunny skies all across the bay area, as we move into this presunset hour, clear skies, we'll drop into the mid to upper 50 force the most part. but some locations in the inland east bay will see lows dropping to 60 degrees. inland high in the low to mid 90s. upper 70s to near 80 on the coast. wednesday we expect will be the hottest day of the forecast period, with inland highs perhaps hitting some records for the day of may 3, but temperatures will drop off slightly as we approach the middle of the week. >> hopefully the warriors will be as hot as the temperature. the warriors begin round two of the playoffs tomorrow in yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. good evening, the warriors host the jazz in round two of the playoffs starting tomorrow night at the oracle. steve kerr will not be on the bench. he continues to undergo testing to see if doctors can stop the debilitating headaches since back surgery a year ago. >> we're going to approach this entire thing as steve isn't coming back, and that's during this entire playoffs until we hear otherwise. we hear otherwise, i think it's a lot easier to adjust, steve's back on the bench. as opposed to play with the uncertainty, when is steve coming back, is steve coming back? so we're just focusing on what we have here, it's just like a player goes down, one player goes down, another one has to step up. you just trust that guy that gets added into the line up and you play. >> steve kerr said he hoped the warriors would be playing the clippers as posed to the jazz. the team knees this is really a business trip. that did not stop steph curry from having some outside plans. >> i want to go to the slopes, go snowboarding, snowmobiling. hang out in the altitude, i won't be riding dirt bikes. >> too soon steph. game one cavs and raptors, lebron james with the steal here. this is the backboard pass, you do this like in a rec league, not in a playoff game, but they can. lebron finished up with 35 and 10, kyree, look at the handle here, a little shake and bake? points 10 assists, cavs cruise to victory, 106-105. last night larry bird handed over the -- spent the loors 40 years in the nba and says it's time to just step away and be with family. >> maybe when i turn 70, i'll come back and revisit it. but right now i'm leaving, my wife's pretty excited about it. even though she's sad because she loves indianapolis, and she loves to go to the games and she's been involved with the rung i've been on since a sophomore in college. it's just been a long time, but sometimes you got to step back and look at everything and truthfully, i just want to spend more time with her and my family. >> the raiders, they took a chance with their first round draft pick, conley has maintained his absolute oday he cleveland police to give a statement and dna sample. conley's lawyer today admitted that his client and the accuser had consensual sex. that's very different from the nothing happened statement from conley this weekend. the raiders said they knew about the allegation before the draft and they're comfortable with their decision. and marshawn lynch, our first chance to see him on the field in uniform. look at the quick feet after a year off. he looks fast for a big man. derek carr and company looking to improve on a 12 and 4 record from a season ago. the giants are hoping to start off better in l.a. join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20, on cable tv. and a peninsula restaurant employee has been arrested after police say he secretly spied on customers in the bathroom. new on abc7 news at 11:00, for the first time we talked to the owner of that restaurant. k . >> that is our report here at 6:00, we appreciate your time as always. for all of us here, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. have a nice evening. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. this is "jeopardy! here are today's contestants -- an artist from chicago, illinois... an electrical engineer from weehawken, new jersey... and our returning champion, a software engineer from santa barbara, california... ...whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebrek! 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