a large orchard hardware supply center. a large portion of this parking lot is. there are at least 10 to 12 freemont police vehicles in the parking lot and this side of the lot is taped off with crime scene tape. we also understand a spokesperson from the police department is on their way to the scene, so we do expect to get a lot more information soon, here's what we know right now, that one person was shot by at least one fremont police officer and that person was taken to the hospital alive. we do not have any information about their condition at this time. but we do know from the fremont police department that no officers were hurt. so mostly what we're waiting to learn is who this person is and exactly what led up to the shooting. and good evening.

>> now to video you'll only see here on abc news. >> the truck came to a rest on park street between web and lincoln avenues in alameda. two people died, four others survived. >> reporter: they're just reopening this street, park street behind me while they are still cleaning up after this accident. we spoke to several witnesses to this crash and they told us this truck was going twice the legal limits before it went airborne and that the victims include children. this service video shows what witnesses describe. a pick-up truck that had been going 50 to 60-mile-per-hour, running red lights through downtown alameda, out of control, flipping down the middle of the road. >> sergio silva heard it from his martial arts studio, just a few yards from where the

trucklanded. >> it was a terrified scene. >> reporter: alameda police say the pickup was carrying six people, one died at the scene, another at the hospital. >> she was really just scared and shaking is and crying. it must have been horrible to see that, definitely. >> the car basically rolled down the street. >> reporter: this man did not want his face shown, he told us he saw the truck in mid flight. >> it looked like would have been of those moving cars just going through the air and just blowing down the street. it's something that you see in the movies but you never think you would see something like that in real life. >> it was horrible, from the boom, the sound, the impact. >> reporter: jesse hill was working at the waffle shop just across the parking lot. she's shaken by what she

and saw. a chemical spill forced the closure of two streets in santa oez a. the city's fire department sent this video of the hazmat team in action. a truck spilled sodium hydrochloride, that happened near the road of pioneer road and pine crest, which were closed for a few hours because of the spill. take a look at all the keys napa police say they found on a suspected car thief. they found the suspect trying car doors this morning. police arrived and arrested 26-year-old joshua arden. if you have lost or had a key stolen recently, let them know, they may have just found it. a lake county man is in custody after allegedly

attacking a man with a machete. he cut an african-american man on the shoulder after yelling racial slurs. he then tried to hide in his apartment refrigerator before being arrested. on the way to jail, hammoned threatened to kill police. it happened not once, but twice. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: a los gatos high school senior. it began with this snapchated eoji app. when his prospective date went impressed he had a better idea.

he painted his hair black, with a blue face and a goat tee. >> lyle who's half african-american, said even with a bitmoji context is offended. >> then to make it black, which the student was not. you're saying something about black skin tone about it being funny. >> i did not mean this in a racist way whatsoever. i'm very sorry if you feel offended. >> reporter: the online version of the paper also featured a controversial junior prom ask. there was something like do the you want to be my n-word and hang at prom. and then it featured a drawing of a black person hanging from a tree. she wants to better education people about racism, and what she calls modern day nuance

racism. cal osha investigators met with manufacturers and contractors trying to find out why a 10-year-old by hide drove planed off a water slide. yesterday was fixed and reopened. and we talked with some parents who had differing views of the slide where the accident happened. >> i wouldn't have wanted to go down that one anyways. >> i'm not much worried, these kind of accidents do happen, and i'm sure people are taking care of that. >> this is video of the park from saturday, the park's openiopen openiopen opening day, the young man is recovering in the hospital. the water slide is closed until further notice. some people think that a grass fire in the east bay may -- a grass fire burned this morning on steep terrain behind

a home. firefighters say the timing of this fire helped them quickly put it out. >> we're early in the season, the fuels are still wet, you can see the grass still has a lot of green in it. this fire would have happened two, three months from now, we would be in a whole different situation. >> near the fire, crews ran into a woman who said she had been stabbed, but she had no injury. a fire in the north bay bumped a dozen people out of their home. two cats died at the house in sono sonoma. they were able to escape. the flames destroyed the house and six cars. investigators say downed power lines and a leak in the home's gas line made fighting the flames challenging. the stories of sacrifice and valor are at the very heart of memorial day of course. that's why hundreds turned out san jose.

but even after decades some wounds never heal. al. >> reporter: this # # 9999999999 yul observance brought people as far back as world war ii and from afghanistan and iraq. this is a day to remember those who lived through war. >> i am a survivor of omaha beach, i was 20 years old at that time. >> reporter: and to remember those who did not. this was san jose's 99th annual gathering of survivors and their families. >> i'm reminded of those families and their loved ones didn't have a chance to be fathers and grand fathers, to be mothers and grandmothers and

what they sacrificed. and this country is in debted to all of you. time doesn't erase the intensity of battle and surviving the bloody landing at normandy. >> i lost my sergeant right next to me. and it brings back a lot of memories. it's not a celebration for me, it's a memory of the people that didn't come back. >> reporter: memorial day is solemn to most, but even to retire army general david livingston, the salutation happy memorial day is appropriate. >> we should enjoy because we live in america, that's what should make it happy, it should be happy because these people give us a chance to live her. and that's what should be noted,

okay? >> reporter: 14,000 veterans rest here. in san jose, david lui, abc7 news. and a special tribute to fallen soldiers at golden state national cemetery. hundreds of people attended the memorial day celebration in san bruno. 50 years ago he died fighting for the u.s. in vietnam. >> he was here and they drafted him. he didn't have to really go. but he wanted to go, because he believed in this country, to defend the country. so he went happily to go to the military. >> the ceremony also honored those who fought in world war i. this is the unitedstates's 100th year of entry in america's first world war. amused some and acngered

others. meet the artists who made statements. sports director larry behl will have highlights and reaction from today's bench clearing brawl. >> it's a bit windy, cooler than average for this time of year, but a warmup just in time for the first day of jucne. i'm happy my wife is alive, that's the only thing i needed. >> he is a hero, not only in the years of his wife, but also in the eyes of these deputies.

. president trump laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier today. >> we can never replace them. we can never repay them. but we can always remember. >> the president offered the nation's respect to gold star families and told some stories of some fallen soldiers. an anti-president trump float entertained many in the crowd, but others say it was a flat out insult to those who served our countries. cornell bernard is live with the story in cornell. >> reporter: one man's political statement got big laughs from most of the crowd, but not everybody was laughing. this parade had things you would expect to see on memorial day,

veterans who have served our country and lots of red, white and blue. >> some of the vets paid a lot higher of a price than i did. and i think it's -- i'm very appreciative of parades like this. >> reporter: then there was this entry, artist and activists created this float called the bamboo theater. it features a bobblehead trump who broadcasts fake news across an electronic ticker tape. lady lib berty scolds president trump. >> we created the bamboo theater as a way to present how we field about the world and mr. trump's actions. >> reporter: in the crowd ate it up. >> people expressing their political belief against a president who frankly is an embarrassment is great. >> reporter: not everyone was

amused. >> i'm a patriot. i want to see more flags, i want to see more red, white and blue. >> others say trump bashing is not appropriate on memorial day. >> what about all those kids who died in afghanistan. it's all narcissism, in their little marin county home. >> reporter: flooren doesn't expect everyone to agree with husband message. >> and we appreciate these abc7 news viewers who shared their memorial day experiences with us. they all added the #abc7now to their social media posts. as you know, bottle rock music festival came to an abrupt end last night. [ cheers and applause ] kevin klein, the

host on the radio, showing organizers pulling the plug on the foo fighters. this is the second time a band has been cut off during the bottle rock's entire history, it last happened to the cure back in 2014. tiger woods has now apologized to his fans for a dui arrest, saying alcohol was not involved. it happened at 3:00 a.m. in jupiter, florida. not far from his home. investigators have not said if he tested positive for alcohol or drugs. woods admitted responsibility in a statement. he also said, i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. regardless of the reason, sports and analysts believe this could

be it for tiger woods's career. >> he's not going to be coming back, unfortunately, barring an absolute miracle, but i think it can be really fascinating, watching him try to become tiger woods again, i just don't see it happening on a major level. it's time to turn to our holiday weather. a little gloomy in some spots. >> the day got off to a little bit of a gloomy start, it is breezy and cooler than average for memorial day, as you might have noticed. we're using concord as our temperature for the week ahead. right around just below average. notice how temperatures start to rise sharply toward the end of the week, and we'll see temps climbing into the upper 80s to near 90 by beginning of next week. things are warming up. here's a look at live doppler 7,

they're not warming up right now. the fog is making its push out in the bay. we have winds at 29 at san carlo, 31 in fairfield, so all around the bay area. but skies are mainly blue for now, we'll get fog and clouds overnight. 74 in gill roy, a half moon bay. it's 70 degrees right now in santa rosa. 72 in fairfield, con cord 69. there's still some folks out there even joying the beach front, under blue skies and it's mild in santa cruz right now, just about as mild as any of our locations are right around the bay. we'll see clouds overnight,

early morning damp spots because there might be some drizzle. we'll have an early june warmup toward the end of the week. low temperature will generally be in the low to mid 50s, and some spotty drizzle mainly near the coastline. we'll see the fog moving inland overnight. midday it will give us sunny skies over the bay and inland with lingering fog over the coast, much like today, us will be breezy again tomorrow as well. we'll see high temperatures ranging from upper 50s at the coa coast, to mainly mid and upper 50s in fremont. we'll break that 80-degree point by midweek, then later in the week, friday, we get that big warmup with high temperatures inland in the mid to upper 80s

by friday. mid to upper 70s on the bay. 60s along the coast. one of the main reasons for that warmup is the clockwise rotation from our southeast, it's going to pull warm air up from the south. the 7-day forecast, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, and again, slightly cooler than average for the next two or three days, but friday the warmup begins, and it will be full force over the weekend and we'll see the highs touching the 90-degree mark in some areas. sfo is almost done with run way work.

all right, you're looking now at san francisco airport, where flights were closed all weekend for a repaving project. on saturday flights were delayed an hour and 20 minutes. the seventh and final weekend closure will take place this coming weekend from friday night until monday morning, so be warned. >> we are recognizing a very special anyone on abc7, david lui is celebrating 40 years working in the bay area. >> we're so proud of him.

he is live with us tonight. david, congratulations my friend, it's been such an amazing journey and it continues for you? >> indeed, we're not going to stop with this 40th anniversary, but thank you, dan. it's really exciting to have this opportunity, not of course to recognize 45 we'res, but to thank all of you in our newsroom, because i'm so fortunate to work with the best news team in the bay area, and that's been consistent through all of these years when we used to be channel 7 news team, and abc7 news. just people who really care. one thing that really strikes me, even today when i'm out covering news today, they say, hey, i met you in 1979, when you came to san rafael high school. some say i met them in 1980. so it's so much fun to connect with viewers who have stayed so loyal to abc7 throughout the years and really follow us and appreciate what we do.

and when i say we, all of us in the newsroom. >> david, you are a world class reporter, we all know that, and you're also a world class guy, just big hearted and have been so deeply involved in this community for all of these years, congratulations. >> thank you, very much, dan. we're going to keep going, because there are many more stories to be told. >> the assignment desk is already working on something for you tomorrow. >> thank you, david, what a wonderful man, it's and great seeing all those pictures back years ago. >> david took me to lunch on my first day here more than 20 years ago, standing in the lobby, he said, you want to go grab a sand witch? coming up, a story of dedication that rivals

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recapping our breaking news from the top of the hour, police have shot a man near the mowry shopping center.

for the details that led to the shooting, we're waiting for a police department spokesperson to arrive on scene to tell us. officers were following a stolen car and tried to pull it over, there was a short pursuit and officers used their car to bump the suspect's vehicle near the vaccaville one man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and he's been released. a man fought off a burglar attacking his wife. >> tough guy. he managed to hold the suspect until police arrived. this is the story of incredible brave bravery. >> boom, boom, two times. >> reporter: christy describes how she confronted an attacker.

she said that the attacker hit her with a stick. >> i got very bad pain, because she broke my head. >> her husband heard her scream. without hesitating the 82-year-old started fighting the burglar, a woman 32 years younger than he is. >> she hit me. she was like tiger. very strong. and want to run away, i don't let her run away. >> reporter: he says he struggled with the suspect in his backyard, here in the driveway, and then it continued on into the street. >> i catch up to her in here. and she fall down. when i catch her like that, she try go but i don't let her go. my here, my injury. >> reporter: he held the suspect down until sheriff's deputies arrived. they arrested this 50 year for

assault with a deadly weapon, and eldler abuse. >> i am happy my wife is alive. that's the only thing i needed. >> reporter: words from a humble here-. electrify indication is expected to bring faster and more frequent trains on cal train and that is putting more focus on safety along the tracks. the california public utilities commission has listed four cal trains intersections among it's top priorities for elevating the tracks at the burrling game crossing. hundreds of people attended the memorial day celebration in presidio today. young and old politics aside, it's about honoring the fallen.

♪ >> reporter: as the traditional red, white and blue mark the beginning of the memorial day service at the presidio, children were busy showing their appreciation for the men and women buried here. >> these stones are the people that died. >> reporter: for more than a century, the presidio has hosted the event to remember the fallen. americans have been celebrating memorial day for 149 years, the boy scouts come two days earlier to plant all these flags. then families come today to decorate each grave. johnny evans of san francisco laid a rose on each headstone. for her it was a moment of reflection. >> i don't know any of these people, but they gave the ultimate for me to even be able to do this it. so it's emotional. >> reporter: these students from new jersey are from the bay area to visit tech companies, a trip

to the presidio on memorial day was a last-minute decision. >> it's such an honor to honor those who lost their lives. >> reporter: her father was in the korean war, and her father and brother were also in the military. >> this is the one day a year where everybody is very concerned. >> i didn't have to sacrifice my life, i didn't have to get nowhere close to being shot at. but i'm just honored to be here. ♪ for the ramparts we watched ♪ . on board the u.s. hornet today in alameda, a band held a service in honor of memorial day. it's not too late to show your support for our armed

services. volunteers are needed for the valor games far west next weekend in alameda. the games are a sports competition for veterans with disabilities. events run friday to next monday. the man appointed as special counsel in the russia probe involving the white house offered words of wisdom today to graduating students, robert mueller stressed integrity and honesty during his address. >> you can be smart, aggressive, articulate and be persuasive, but if you are not honest, your reputation is what is lost and a good reputation can never, ever be regained. >> robert mueller was introduced by his grand daughter before speaking at the prep school in las vegas. she was among the graduates.

the deadline is here for you to help name these osprey chicks. and what's

a tiger has killed a female

zookeeper in what's being called a freak accident. it happened today at the zoo in evening land, about 80 miles north of london. the zookeeper entered an enclosure with her. police evacuated the zoo and at no point did the tiger escape from the enclosure. a woman who survived a deadly train attack in portland, oregon has thanked those who stepped in to save her. she and a friend were on a train when a man started shouting racial slurs at her. the suspect now faces murder charges. >> thank you to the people who put their life on the line for me, because they didn't even know me. and they lost their life because of me and my friend and the way we looked. because without them, we probably would be dead right now.

>> portland's mayor has now called for the cancellation of all events scheduled for june in portland. today is one week since a suicide bomber attacked an ariana grande concert in manchester england. 22 people were killed including mostly teenagers a teenagers a a 8-year-old. today greater manchester police tweeted pictures of the bomber and hope that someone will come forward and help them piece together the days before the bombing. north korea launched a missile which landed in the sea of japan today. it is the ninth missile test by north korea this year. and one has launched every single week that new south

korean president moon man in power. japan has condemned the loss and will take concrete action along with the united states but did not say when that might be. this week marks the birth of john f. kennedy. to commemorate centenni centennial kicked off with a series of events and initiatives aimed at helping new generations explore the values of the kennedy presidency. as they prepare to enter their third nba finals against the cavaliers.

all right, you got to check this out. this is a time lapse video of free hand chalk board of steph ke curry. you can see how it all comes together on the abc7 facebook page. the countdown to the nba

finals is on and fans can't wait for thursday when this grudge match begins, it's the third time in history that the same two teams will meet in the finals three years in a row. here's the latest now from oakland. >> reporter: if kevin durant and steph curry look well rested, it's because they haven't played a game in over a week. the warriors are ready for the finals. >> i don't think anybody likes the time off. it's more stressful the time off, for me, at least, than when we're playing the game. >> reporter: almost as enthusiastic are the warriors fans who stormed into the arena to get their dubs gear. two for the price of one? >> yeah. >> reporter: you got two there. >> one for my husband and one for me. >> reporter: monday was all about the warriors road jerseys. >> i got a curry, i got a

thompson, i got a green and another curry. picking this up for the family. >> reporter: a little hard when your family is divided. this is the proud father of these dribbling siblings. at ages 11 and 13, they already know what makes the dubs great. >> they have good communication. >> exactly. and they also have really good offense and defense. >> like they shoot from really far, and i'm like, how? >> reporter: and if you think the grown ups can trash talk. >> lebron, you're going down this time, no crying. >> reporter: what do you think about lebron james? >> he should bring some tissues for the finals. >> reporter: they are traveling t cleveland for game four hoping for a sweep. in oak land, jonathan bloom,

abc7 news. coverage of game one of the nba finals, you can join us on abc7 for all warriors pregame show festivities. the cavs will be here at oracle arena for game one, tune in. wednesday night is the deadline to vote on names for two osprey chicks. here's a live look at their nest, located on the historic crane of rosie the riveter. the bomb and dad are named rosy and richmond. names very narrowed to ten finalists including whirly and windy and privacy and purpose. we have a link on our abc7 or abc7news.com. memorial day started a little bit gray out in the san francisco area.

>> we're looking at gray skies from our camera on top of mt. tam. >> it is windy out there still, we have gusts over 30 miles an hour in some places. here's a look at live doppler 7, you can see that we have low clouds and fog beginning to push out in the bay. early in the morning before sun rise, this is the way it will look, maybe some spotty drizzle near the coastline. then tomorrow we'll see a few high clouds, some clouds will linger at the coast as well, and we'll have highs afternoon 60s at the bay and warmer inland. by friday we'll have mid 80s inland, and there will be a steady climb of temperatures through the weekend into early next week. at which point high temperatures may be near 90 degrees inland monday and mid 80s around the bay and 60s along the coast. when baseball becomes a

prize fight. >> the giants game really turned into an episode of smackdown in

good evening. an otherwise quiet day at the ballpark turned into rock em, sock em robots. let's start with the calm before the storm. fans enjoying the holiday with their funny hats. second inning, brian zimmerman takes matt cain deep into left. then in the eighth, three years in the making, hunter strictlant drilling bryce harper in the back. a punch is thrown, a couple landed. this dates back to the 2014 playoffs when harper hit two homers off of strict land and watched one of them go into covey koe. this is the former football

player at notre dame, slamming into liz teammate michael morse. suspensions will certainly be coming as it takes three guys to drag hunter strictland back into the giants dugout. >> i can see how that stands out in people's minds, but that's the past. like i said, i left the ball over the plate a couple of times to him, he's taken advantage of that. obviously i would rather him and go over the plate. >> especially, it's so in the past that it's not even relevant anymore. i mean i just, i don't know why he did it, or what he did it for. but i guess it happens. >> now to the relative calm of the a's in cleveland. former indian rashi davis getting his american league

championship league. austin jackson, clears the wall, 1-0 indians, in the fourth, carlos santana, and edwin encarnacion, back to back jacks. this one goes 453 feet. measured it might. the a's lose their third straight 5-3. steve kerr was back running practice today for the warriors but only because acting coach mike brown has the flu. kerr said he's improvinmproving not ready to return to coaching in time for the nba finals. here's the update on his condition. >> i would like to tell you i'm ready, but i'm not ready to coach yet, i'm still feeling a lot of the effects of what i got going on. but with mike being out, i'll take his spot after he took my spot, media wise. i told the team that the good

news is the team's really healthy. the bad news is the coaching staff is dropping like flies. there seems to be a theme when i'm out, i think the team is like 182. i'm not sure what it is. >> warriors and cavs tip-off at 6:00 here on abc7 on thursday, and followed by after the game, all the highlights and postgame interviews live at oracle arena. the loss of death of legendary writer frank deford, known for his 50 years in sports television. espn sports, public television as well. frank deford was 78 years old. one final thought on the brawl, the telling shot was buster posy, he never made a move to help his pitcher out. normally the catcher interseeds, the unspoken word was hunter, this is what you want? you got it. he did not make a move to try to stop it. >> join us tonight on kofi tv

channel 20, cable channel 13. also at 9:00 and then on abc7 news at 11:00, we're staying on top of that breaking news in fremont, police have shot a man here in mowry shopping center. all right, that's going to do it for this edition of abc7 news, look for us on twitter @abc7newsbayarea. >> we appreciate your time.

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