>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> the agreeing news is in texas. an active shooter situation at a wal-mart in amarillo has ended. police say a gunman was holds hostages and is dead. the hostages are safe. police say the suspect was swat officers inside the store. this happened in the past 20 minutes. the details right now are still coming in. we will bring you updates as we get them and twitter@abc7newsbayarea. i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. christian is off. now the latest on the terror in

orlando. this morning officials are painting a more complicated picture of the gunman who killed 49 people. f.b.i. agents are hearing from witnesses that omar mateen was a regular at gay clubs including pulse nightclub. a man said he had seen mateen inside the clip at least a dozen times. witnesses say he used gay dating apps raising questions of whether mateen was good although he target add gay nightclub. a new interview his father denied that and said that his son probably visited pulse nightclub to scope out scene for the shooting. [ inaudible ] of property so i don't know what happened. >> officials believe that mateen 's wife may have known something about attack before it

happened. can you see this video covering her face out of her orlando apartment. we are learning she is being considered for possible criminal charges now. the f.b.i. is looking into her claim she tried to that mateen out of attack. her mother lives in the bay area. we stopped by the home on monday but our requests for an interview were denied. >> i am not taking bout being tough on terrorists. actually be tough on terrorism. stop making it easy as possible for terrorists to buy assault weapons. >> that is president obama going after congress are for not passing more gun laws. he responds to critics who want him to say radical islamist terrorism. he stayed is a political talking point and there is no point in him using it. the president will said that the government has no evidence the orlando shooter was directed by a foreign terrorist group and it appears the shooter was radicalized through the internet. rebound plans to travel to orlando on thursday to meet with the victims' families.

the investigation at pulse nightclub has shifted today. f.b.i. technicians have completed the work on the outside of the club and they are start on the inside where cell phones, purrs and clothing of the victims still remain. they set up a tent to conceal any evidence they take from the scene. >> we got an update on the people would were wounded this morning in orlando, there are 12 victims in the hospital and six are grave, six in guarded condition, and as for those we lost, we are helping they range from 18-50 including a recent high school graduate and accountant, a barista, people we encounter each day. some who lived to tell about it are sharing stories including norman getting ready to leave pulse nightclub when he heard the gunshots. he told "good morning america" that he crawled into a bathroom and the gunman followed. >> the only thing i was able to do the last few signatures mom, dad, i have been shot, and i love you guys.

>> the shooter hit him four times and he was able to military-style crawl into a crowded bathroom stall where he waited for first responders. he was released on monday from the hospital. >> san francisco woman is flying to orlando for the funeral of her former girlfriend who died in the shootings. she started working at pulse nightclub as a bouncer and moved from hawaii to orlando to take care of her 85-year old grandmother. star and morris remained close friends despite living nearly 3,000 miles apart speaking each day even in the hours before the shooting. >> sent her a text that said i miss you and she wrote me back, the last words "i miss you, too." i am thankful i have that and she knew i love her and miss her. >> she believe her friend helped save lives. >> we hear from the victims being treated at the hospital. patience carter was shot in the

leg and was vacationing in orlando, she lived in philadelphia. she said the guilt of feeling grateful to be alive and heavy because she lost one of her friends vacationing with and wrote a poem after her 18-year-old died in the shooting. >> i feel guilty screaming about my leg and pain because i could feel nothing, like the other 49, who were not so lucky to feel the pain of mine. >> and this, she said the gunman spoke to the folks directly asking in there were any black people there and carter was too afraid to answer but others does and she say the gup man responded, question so a problem with black people this is about my country, you guys suffered enough. >> san francisco ride is around the corner in the bay area and the memorial for the victims continue to grow in the city, amy hollyfield is near 18th and castro. amy? >> natasha this has become a

central spot to gather and this community is proud of this memorial, keeping it looking nice for all of visit lores who -- visitors who stop to spend time. the flowers and figures draw mounts to this corner for same and different reasons. for rebecca it is place to teach her son. >> it is hard to see. my heart goes out to the families and the loved ones lost. i wanted to share it with my son. >> i feel sad when bad stuff happens like this. i don't like it when it happens. but sometimes we have to move on. we still have to think of them. >> for others it is a success of comfort to help with the fear. >> people like martha can show

support here. >> i wanted to acknowledge the pain of the people and the relatives and the community. athis is now the only place in the bay area where the orlando victims areening -- are being remembered. it is ride nature at the a's game and there is a moment silence. this is the largest display of grief and has become the industrial gathering spot. >> it is really important there is a message of love and peace and flowers and beauty. that is what the castro means to me. >> safety is also a go cuss, with supervisor weiner organizing a meeting with pride organizers and nightclub owners and police with pride only only a a two weeks away. all the bay area tribute to the details emerging from orlando we

will have the latest information on our news app. can you download it. enable push alerts for instant updates. >> lightning may not strike twice but in san jose cars do not follow that same lunch ice. a home seems to be a magnet for crashes. matt is at a home in san jose with what happened. matt? >> yes, reggie, this crash has created a huge mess. a lost cleanup is still to come. the homeowner has insurance. it is a process he is familiar with over the years. >> you don't see this every day but if you are ray, you have it more often than most we have been hit one way or the other 19 times and four have again through the house. he has lived here since the 1950s and believes last night's crash was the worst. here is how it happened. a man driving a gnc pickup sped down the 680 jackson avenue off-ramp, sailed through the

intersection and threw ray's fence and concrete pole into his parked honda before stopping in the garage. he had to be close to 100 miles per hour. i don't know how he survived. >> ray said the driver appears to be intoxicated but uninjured. the driver was checked out, put in handcuffs and taken away by police. ray and the mother were in the back of the house and were not hurt. however, their cat is missing and feared dead. all the first one shock you. after that, as long as nobody in the house is hurt you don't care because everything will be repaired. >> everyone was checking in with ray. his neighbor, perry be has lived next door since 1963 and seen it all. so the obvious question for ray: will you move? >> he says no, he has been here too long. >> we will stay in the back of house and watch everything. maybe put a ski ramp.

>> by advice? >> pray. pray. it will be all right. put some bigger poles in the ground. >> ray is not alone. i talked to the person who lives across the street from ray and she told me their property has been hit twice in the past six months. >> crazy. the warriors flying back do cleveland today following the stunning loss to the cavaliers. draymond green will be back on the court with the dubs on thursday after serving his one game suspension. the warriors hosting a watch party at oracle arena and ticket s go on sale at 6:00 this afternoon. warriors center bogus is undergoing m.r.i. for a strained knee. when we know the status for game six we will let you know.

boy...justin able push alerts for the latest information. >> we are your home for the n.b.a. finals and on thursday join us at 4:00, following by world news ten at 6:30, and a special warriors pre-game of abc7 at 5 o'clock p.m. at 5:30, it is game 6 with the warriors and cavaliers in cleveland, with tip-off at 6:00 p.m. we are the only place to see game six. gin abc spores director larry beil and mike shumann for after the game and analysis from warriors ambassador adonal foyle. we will broadcast from the watch part at oracle arena. >> the wiz are on the road in cleveland their proposeed marina is moving forward with the final passage of $6 million for design and transportation projects connected to the arena. the 18,000 feet venue will open in time for the 2019/2020 season. >> you have to see this

explosion, southern california firefighters had to stand by while the fire continued to burn. >> a look at emeryville camera and meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the

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druggered by a magnesium-fueled fire in los angeles county that break out at 2:30 in maywood gutting a commercial building and left 4,000 people without power. firefighters say the problem with magnesium is the violent reaction to water. crews had no choice but to let that fire burn itself out. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will meet -- bernie sanders will meet with hillary clinton. sanders wants to make sure hillary clinton commits to priorities like climate change and minimum wage increase. sanders said beating donald trump is the top priority has clout controlling a large bit of the diagnosises to the party's convention. >> the presumptive nominee candidates are responding to orlando in very different ways. donald trump calling for imposing a broadband on immigration from areas of the world with a history of

terrorism. hillary clinton is trying to push for tighter gun rules saying in a person is being watched by the f.b.i. as a suspected terrorist, that person should not be allowed to boy a gun with no quotes asked. >> saying so long to the nextture on the las vegas strip, the pomp and circumstance you may have mixed during the implosion. >> it feels like spring but it is the middle of june. temperatures are from 4-10 degrees below average and we have not hit the cool of the day yet. before we see a warming trend a chance of showers and storms in the seven-day forecast. >> want to cook like a pro? martha stewart is making it easy to bring her

>> benicia, san ramon, san mateo, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> look at this, it is not exactly the added attraction fans were look for in colorado when they lined up to see steely dan in concert. a sudden waterfall, bushing down the stairs of the red rocks theater. rain, hail and flooding forced everyone to take cover. it delayed the concert by half an hour. steely dan cannot be stopped, he hit the stage when the storm passed. >> a trooper. >> and now we will look from our roof because meteorologist mike nicco is up there. earlier, it look nice? >> it looks nice but the winds catch up with you in you are on any of our bridges and, also,

the water this afternoon. shear how it looks this morning, the winds were so fast the marine layer could not get established although you could see the low clouds at edge of the camera looking in the distance at the high clouds and impending sunshine from sutro tower. we will look at what is going on with the weapons 30 miles per hour at sfo, and that is as fast as they get. everyone is in double digits up to 20 miles per hour in fairfield. the entire bay into the delta, small craft advisory because of the wind and the wipe caps on the war, until 4:00 tomorrow morning. this is how it looks from mount tam, and cooler-than-average through friday tracking showers and thunder is possible on thursday and summer heat arrives next week. as more as today, inland, we are going to seat temperatures in the 60s and 70s, not budge too much into the afternoon hours and low-to-mid 70's inland, and upper 60s to low 70s around the bay, and low-to-mid 60s from half moon bay to san francisco and rich

upon. now, we will talk about the events today, san mateo county fair is going to be breezy and in the 60s, with sunburn factor very high although you may not feel the warmth of the sun because of the temperatures and the breeze. at 6:00, the farmer in monarch, in hayward, they will send more seniors into the real world. congratulations. dropping down to 61 this evening. baseball game, 7:00 first pitch at coliseum and dropping to 56. faster breezes so bundle up at at&t park at 67:15, 57 dropping down to 54. cooler tonight than this morning, upper 40s to low 50s. my seven-day forecast, shows cool of the tomorrow afternoon and thursday temperature-wise is like to and a chance of a shower and thunderstorm from about the san mateo bridge, north, and the further north the more likely you are to get under one of those in northern sonoma.

we warm on friday into saturday, and sunday and monday the heat is on away from the coast, 80s and 90s into next week of the enjoy the reprieve from summer while we have it. >> in the commute takes you across the golden gate bridge, listen up. starting this afternoon, you have a bit more breathing room on your drive when you are headed north. bridge officials say the northbound surge is happening earlier in the day and happening more days of the week. it is backing up to marin. it is changing how the lanes are configured. they will create four lanes northbound from 4:00 to action, on tuesday through friday. on monday, the lane configuration is going to remain the same, flee northbound and three southbound. something new. >> this is something, have you ever wanted to congress like martha stewart? it will be easier, with company you are saying "yes," but our director is saying "no," she is

launching a miami delivery service. you get a box shipped to your door to cook dishes at home. she has an archive of 18,000 recipes. this is going to be from $8.0 to $12 a serving partnering with a company that will be renamed martha and marlene. >> just because you get the ingredients doesn't noon it will looking like the cover of the food magazine. >> another part of las vegas is now out of here, a spectacular goodbye to the oldest casino

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