Manner. And in these cases, the individual entered and exited the restroom several times. You know, theres paper towels and stuff. So it looks like they piled it and then set it on fire. Captain Frank Belcastro says the man likely in his 20s, was caught on Surveillance Footage leaving the eighth floor bathroom on monday, april 8th. Around 630 in the evening, the same person was seen after a fire on easter in the seventh floor bathroom. Just after 5 p. M. The message to the Campus Community is see something, say something. If you see someone acting in a suspicious manner, you should always reach out to upd. Whats still unknown is whether or not the suspect is a student or a community member. The upper floors of the library were once exclusive to students, but now all eight floors are open to anyone who visits. One student tells us hes had issues before. Me personally, i sometimes dont feel safe because i have some experience with homeless myself where they come up to me and they just just invaded my privacy to. So i think that, you know, they should do a better job of just restricting people. A look at sdsu crime data shows at least ten arrests made in the mlk library in the past month, anything from vandalism to possession of weapons, crime and Public Libraries is not uncommon, but students want a sense of security on campus. Its just scary. As a student, i should be feeling safe here, right . And if thats like if im not allowed to be safe in a campus and, you know, its own building thats supposed to be for students, then how can i feel safe anywhere at San Jose State University . Dustin dawsey, abc seven news, San FranciscoLibrary Workers are calling for increased security at branches across the city. The workers, along with fellow Service Union members, rallied this morning outside the main library, demanding the city install guards at all 28 branches. They claim theyve been forced to intervene in too many dangerous and violent situations. Our demands arent arent big. Were not looking for anything huge. Nothing that shouldnt be automatically provided to make sure that this city runs safely and responsibly. We, the workers, are members of the same union, with tens of thousands of other City Employees currently in contract negotiations. Library officials issued a statement denying the unions claim, saying, quote, our Branch Libraries are much safer today than they were a decade ago. We want to make sure you get the full picture of Public Safety where you live with the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. Its right on the front page of our website. Our interactive tool gives you a wide range of statistics on Public Safety over the years. For oakland, San Francisco and san jose. Check it out at abc seven news. Com. All right. Lets focus on the forecast now a picture perfect day out there as we take a live look now from our Golden Gate Bridge camera uh light sunny skies out there. And Spencer Christian it is starting a warm up. Beautiful beautiful weather. Larry. Its been a lovely, lovely day and were going to have some more weather like this even perhaps lovelier. Now. Lets take a look at our satellite radar composite image. You can see that High Pressure is the dominant factor in our weather right now. So thats keeping skies clear. And its going to bring us more sunny days and even warmer weather than weve had today. But take a look at how warm it is right now. 78 degrees at brentwood, 81 at saint helena, 77 at san rafael livermore and san jose. So it doesnt get much better than this in early spring. Heres a view from from emeryville. Looking westward. And these are our forecast headlines. Next two days, as i promised, will be summerlike and quite warm. But the end of the week is going to bring a dramatic change as temperatures are going to tumble. And over the weekend we expect some wet weather with rain on saturday and showers on sunday. Uh just to give you a look at the dramatic change. Afternoon highs on thursday, upper 70s to low and mid 80s. Then on friday temperatures dropping off about 18 to 20 degrees in many locations. Highs highs only in the low 60s. And on saturday high temperatures will not get out of the mid to upper 50s. More details on the accuweather seven day forecast. Larry spencer thank you. Our seven on your side team has been all over californias growing insurance crisis, and now the states largest home insurer says a new wave of nonrenewals is about to hit parts of the bay area hard, including wildfire devastated zip codes in the north bay. Abc7 News Reporter cornell bernard spoke with a homeowner in santa rosa who says she did everything to fireproof her home but is still being dropped from coverage. Its frustrating. Yes, well, because we did everything we were asked to do and beyond and it cost us a lot of money. Rosa homeowner lisa frizzy knows the slogan like a good neighbor. State farm is there, but she doesnt believe it. I feel like state farm broke their promise. Lisa lost her family home in the 2017 tubbs wildfire. It would take years to rebuild it. Its not just for insurance purposes. I dont want my house to burn again. I dont want to go through all that. So they rebuilt exceeding fire safe standards with Defensible Space and more. This is fire proof paint that we have put on here. And then we have metal beams here. Not wood inside. Lisa says 80 of the walls are made of concrete. You know, theyre solid. So theyre basically as close to fire proof as you can get, she says. During the build state farm gave its approval, but on monday came an email. They basically said, were sorry. State farms made a blanket decision because of your location, youre out. State farm says starting this summer, up to 30,000 california policyholders are being dropped by the states largest insurer, including zip codes in high risk fire areas. We were told in the beginning that that as long as we didnt drop them during the rebuild process, guess that they would continue carrying us. Lisa says she never got that agreement in writing, and chances of an appeal on the nonrenewal are slim. Its very, very frustrating that state farm wont even come to the table and talk to us. In a statement, the company says state farm general takes seriously our responsibility to maintain adequate claims, paying capacity for our customers and to comply with applicable financial solvency laws. It is necessary to take these actions now. Nonprofit insurance advocates say theyre being flooded with calls from homeowners facing nonrenewal, looking for advice about next steps. In the big picture, what we recommend is that first, people connect with a broker a good broker who has access to many more policies. Were trying hard to fight to get some type of insurance reform. Meantime, lisa, now searching for another carrier to insure her new home. You cant just blanketly say were not going to insure this little area. I just we have no trees over our house. It doesnt make any sense in santa rosa. Cornell, bernard. Abc seven news and seven on your side has been all over the situation. Insurance crisis hearing from homeowners about their specific cases for months. You can find all of our coverage for advice on your own situation. As well as a help form to contact our team directly. Its all there for you at abc seven news. Com 7 on your side, right on new developments today involving cruz, which says its resuming service in the state of arizona. The Autonomous Taxi Service says it will restart manual driving with a goal of resuming driverless operations in phoenix, then expanding it to other cities. Cruz says for now, it will return to the road with human driven vehicles. Without Autonomous Systems engaged crews paused operations nationwide last november, when california regulators ordered it to stop its driverless taxi service in San Francisco after a series of traffic incidents that included a cruise car dragging a pedestrian 20ft after that person was hit by another car. The federal government wants to expand Health Care Access in the latino community. Yes, and today, health and Human Services secretary Xavier Becerra was in oakland speaking with patients at la clinica de la raza who say their service is saving lives. Abc seven News Reporter ryan curry was there to spotlight some of the people working to build a better bay area. At this round table, these patients share traumatizing stories. One time i got a knife and i told my mom, im going to kill you. They didnt want their faces shown or names shared, but they battled Mental Health issues. It was very important for me to know that later on that i did that to my own mother and that happens every every year. Two times a year. This woman says her violent episodes are less frequent. After receiving life changing care at la clinica de la raza in oakland, and helping more people like her is what health and Human Services secretary Xavier Becerra wants to accomplish. We think that what we can do is show that everyone can have access to the care that they need, because health care is not a commodity, he was in oakland tuesday as part of a nationwide tour to expand Mental Health care in hispanic and latino communities, a mission he says is crucial after hearing stories from these patients. What we want is for families to understand they should not wait until things get so bad that they have to go to an emergency room. But how do they expand to help more people . He says. It starts with outreach. More people need to know. Places like la clinica de la raza exist. There are fabulous centers of health care that are waiting to connect with you and theyre waiting to help you get back on your feet. By clinica ceo jane garcia is already working on it. She says they are expanding to another location and will soon be able to serve more people. She says they have been around for over 50 years, but are frequently telling people about their services, which include helping people sign up for health insurance. Because of our 53 years, people know about our services, but we have a Community Workers that do the outreach and connect people to not only services, but if they are eligible for medical or other insurance. We help them with that process, she says. The more people they help, the more lives they can change in oakland. Ryan curry, abc seven news. Coming up on abc seven news at four, the abortion ruling out of arizona that is making major waves across the country. Plus taking aim at socalled cancer alleys, the crackdown on hazardous factories across the country and bid farewell to the old bart trains. Your final chance to step into the stinging, 5timesaday,. Makeup smearing drops user. I want another option thats not another drop. Tyrvaya. Its not another drop. Its the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. Tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. Common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. Relying only on drops . Not me. My own real tears are my relief. Ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. Norman, bad news. I never graduated from med school. What . But the good news is. Xfinity mobile just got even better now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. 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As governor, i promise i would do everything in my power to protect our reproductive freedom. The ruling will take effect in 14 days, but arizonas democratic attorney general announced that her office wont enforce the law. An effort is already underway in arizona to put a measure on the November Ballot that would enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. Android users now have a feature that owners of many apple products have enjoyed for years. Today google launched its find my device app, allowing users to locate compatible android phones and tablets using features similar to those from apple. Google says users will be able to find their devices five different ways, even if theyre off, and even if the battery is dead. Really comes in handy. All right, its about to be the end of the line for barts old train cars, but not before offering the public one final run. According to sfgate, on april 20th, bart plans to run two celebratory ten car trains. Theyll feature the original fleet that debuted back in 1972. At the time, president Richard Nixon said the design made bart look like nasa. The final farewell will the 20th at oaklands macarthur station. Trains will run to fremont station station, and that stretch from macarthur to fremont was barts first ever segment in the bay area, so history made right there. History made. Larry, i bet youre happy today. Well, this weather is gorgeous. Its gorgeous. Were in for a warm up for, like five minutes. Thats no longer longer than five minutes. Right, spencer . Lets see. Not much of an exaggeration, though. It is going to be. Itll be a brief, warm up, but youre going to feel it because its going to be significant. Lets take a look at whats happening right now on the satellite radar. Composite image. High pressure. The controlling factor now weather bringing us these gorgeous blue skies. And thatll be our controlling weather factor for a couple of more days, bringing us even warmer weather than we had today. Right now were looking at Gentle Breezes near the coastline, especially with wind speeds up to about 15 to 20mph in most locations. And weve had a nice little warm up since yesterday. At this time, generally about 3 to 6 degrees warmer across the region. So lets take a closer look from sutro tower looking out over San Francisco, were at 63 degrees right now. Oakland 68. Weve got mid to upper 70s at hayward, san jose, 70 at san mateo and 57 at half moon bay. Nice view from emeryville. Looking westward, the temperature readings right now up north 75 at santa rosa, 70 at petaluma. Weve got napa at 72, mid to upper 70s at fairfield, concord and livermore. Now lets check out our forecast headlines summerlike warmth will be with us the next couple of days. But at the end of the week, as larry pointed out, this is a brief warm up because we get a sharp cool down at the end of the week, and over the weekend well get some wet weather coming in as well. Now for tonight. Mainly clear skies early, but well see an increase in clouds during the overnight hours. Overnight lows will be pretty much on the mild side tonight, mainly upper 40s to low 50s, so not very chilly at all. And tomorrow quite froms on thursday, and that cooldown continues into saturday, when high temperatures will not break out of the 50s be really chilly on saturday after some really warm weather midweek. Heres the accuweather seven day forecast. This is hard to believe such in such a short period of but level one rain will move into the picture on saturday for a refund. Yeah. Exactly. Right. Thanks, spencer. Okay californias case for reparations are closer. Look at the idea. Continues this week as we see you made a cow actually its a piggy bank. 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Were looking at the growing movement for reparations to repair the harms of slavery and discriminatory policies. While california is the first to study this, its certainly not alone. Now, the city of San Francisco, as youve seen me cover it here and a number of other cities and counties are joining the movement. We have much more work to do. But this apology most certainly is an important step. And one of the over 100 recommendations made by the African American reparations and advisory committee. Thank you. This resolution is approved. Same house, same call. The resolution is adopted unanimously. When i see the way that this is spreading, when i see that a spark has been lit and that people, when you talk to them about this repairing the harm framewor