>> it appeared purpeful >> they reached their conclusion based on interviews with more than a hundred people. police just released this booking photo of jimmy lam with a previous run in with the law. police have not yet established a motive for the crime. onto a major motive. it will have a big impact on drivers heading northbound next month. t controversial and historic. >> it will happen during the san francisco marathon in july. it's a made move partially because of concerns over recent terrorists acts oversaws. >> reporter: it's unclear what it could mean for future golden

gate bridge events. we know this is all aimed at keeping runners safe. if you plan to drive across the golden gate bridge it's going to be tough. runners, not cars will be the priorities. >> it's 15,000 runners. >> reporter: today this group of people, the golden gate bridge district board of directors voted to yunanimously to close all lanes of traffic. she says the usual arrangement seen here of using cones to celebrate the runners from one lane of northbound traffic puts the runners at risk. >> distracted driving, impaired dro drivers. there's always a >> reporter: terrorist attacks are factor too.

>> as a runner i think it's better. >> reporter: he's run the marathon across the bridge many times and feels the inconvenience for drivers is worth the safety benefit. >> you're really close and the cars are right there. it's kind of scary. >> reporter: southbound lanes separated by the cement median will still be open. a 17-year-old student fell to her death yesterday. the teenager was with an adult and another friend when she slipped and plunged into the water just east of mile rock beach. authorities believe she was not on the designated trail when she lost her sunnyvale caltrain station

is back open. the southbound train fatally struck the person near the platform. none of the 60 people on the train was hurt. oakland police are calling the death of a 102-year-old woman suspicious. she was unresponsive when police officers arrived at east 30th and 22nd avenue early sunday morning. she was pronounced dead at the scene. a suspect was detained at the time but later released. oakland police are appealing to anyone with information about this case to contact them. leave your car and flee on foot. that was the advise that firefighters gave to residents yesterday in vallejo as a fire burned dangerously close. neighbors are asking questions about that order. good reason they gave that specific advice. >> reporter: there's a reason they gave that advice. it's because there were several

cars that were going over their hoses and it affects water pressure. they needed the lines to be clear. still neighbors have a lot of concerns today because you can see how close this one came to this row of homes. >> vallejo fire department asked us to exit on foot. i'm disabled. how am i spoeupposed to get mys, our stuff and four animals out on foot. >> reporter: she came to get a closer look at the scorched side. grass fires this time of year have become a reoccurring problem. she's fed up with it. >> i want something done. they need to protect this hill. they need to protect these residents. >> reporter: the nearest fire station has been closed for seven years. firefighters tell us it's due to budget and staffing issues. neighbors are concerned about response times. t.j. knows the risk. he and other neighbors stepped into action.

>> we attached our hoses to these houses and tried to keep the fire back. >> reporter: an overheated jeep pulled over. it caught fire and ignited the grassy hill. >> reporter: the heat and wind helped take the flames up the hillside just inches from this home. a burning vehicle on interstate 80 caused another fire exactly one year ago. neighbors recall even more. >> since i've been here ten years ast happened three, four times. >> reporter: firefighters needed the street open so they advised some residents to leave by foot. firefighters had a few challenges, no homes were damaged. no lives were lost. neighbors hope this situation stays this way. temperatures around the bay area have thankfully dropped today. let's give you a live look. you can see the fog.

the fingers of fog bringing cooling relief. >> that looks so inviting. >> the difference the marine layer makes. here is a look at live doppler 7. the fog is at the coast and pushing beyond the coast now. this is our 24 hour temperature change. it's 15 degrees cooler in fair field than at this hour yesterday. 14 degrees cooler in concord. you get the picture. it's cooling in all areas right now. it will continue into the weekend. this is the view of that finger fog moving in over the city. degrees here in san francisco. oakland, 70. mountain view, 74. san jose, 80. this is how it looks at the golden gate bridge.

we still have a heat advisory in effect for 9:00 for the inland east bay. tonight we'll see the fog advancing out over the bay during the overnight hours. tomorrow we'll start off with a bit of fog. a little cooler start than today. i'll give you a week at the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. pride festivities in full swing in san francisco. this year there's special attention to security. >> reporter: your absolutely right. i was just going to say that. thank you for saying that. hundreds start early, larry, here. even though the march starts at 6:00. as you mentioned it's all about politics in washington and extra

security. police in the castro district are making sure they are seen. this sunday every san francisco police officer will be on duty for the pride parade. >> we're on foot. we're in vehicles. we're going to be able to respond to any situation anywhere through the city. >> reporter: the fbi will also have a presence this weekend. that agent said it will be ready to assist for a worst case scenario or if sfpd request help. police say there's a situational awareness following the attacks in europe and shootings in the u.s. bar and restaurant managers will have the pulse nightclub shootings in orlando on their minds but say they will not be deterred. >> it was a few weeks ago we had the orlando anniversary. it's a recursor to ride. >> i saw his face that day, that night. >> reporter: he's one of the

survivors of that shooting which occurred last june. he was leaving the club when the shooter started firing behind him. 49 people died. >> we're all confused, dying. i'm by myself. i don't know where nobody is. blood all over our shirts, hands, not even my hand. it's other peoples. >> reporter: he's in san francisco to attend the parade representing the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >> getting around will not be easy during sunday's parade. it will also be street closures at 6:00 a.m. for the parade staging areas and we have those outlined in red on the top of your screen. for more details on the closures

and there's so many pride events going to abc7news.com. a scity wide ban on drinkin tap water is in affect. residents are stocking up on bottled water as new tests show excessive levels of nitrates in the town's water supply. the run off from nearby farms are to blame. babies and pregnant women are at risk. it won't help to boil the water as it will make the nitrtes more concentrated. work is being done to remove lead from the soil at a san francisco community garden. they are rebuilding planting areas at the paid street community garden. a man was robbed. second early morning robbery that has taken place. this happened around 2:00 a.m. three men approached man sitting

inside his car near sign post 16. the two dragged him out of his car while the third stole his property. the victim suffered minor injuries. it was this past tuesday morning when a woman was shot in the leg during an attempted robbery at the very same location. pride isn't the only celebration this weekend. nascar rolls into the north bay the competition between bands hoping to get the best spots. what is behind this warning in eastern contracosta county. feeling like your entire lower body is cast in concrete. i remember looking up and thinking this can't be permanent. >> a swimmer paralyzed but never gave up. his recovery and how he's making a difference for others. let's check the afternoon commute. a get away friday. if you're trying to get away, you're getting away slowly. en coming traffic going at the lower deck at the bay bridge.

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sonoma raceway heating up for a very big nascar weekend. she went for a ride in one of the cars giving us a driver's eye view of the track. >> reporter: these are the curves that make the sonomasonoa way challenging for drivers and fun for fans. we got to take it on this morning. these ten turns and two miles can be tough. >> there's so much that goes into o lap here to get a good

lap. you shift probably 10, 15 times where no regular tracks you don't shift at all. >> reporter: the fans love it. many of them set up a city high above the track. they stake out on thursday and camp till monday. >> we love our spot. we've been here for 13 years. >> reporter: the spots don't come easy. all camping locations are sold out and some are much better than others. she put a deposit down in december for this stellar view. >> usually there's waiting list for the front row. our friends that didn't get their deposit in is this the back row. >> reporter: look at the huge tent popped up in front of them. >> you can see the whole track almost from our camp site except for that big tent. >> i was a bit bummed out. i was going to go down there just to ask what the heck. >> reporter: they will still go down to the track to catch the action. nascar only comes here once a

year. >> i'm really sad. i'm really bummed out. >> reporter: even dale junior says this track is a challenge for him. they expect the stands to be full. they think more than 100,000 people will pass through here this weekend. if you want to come there are still tickets available. if not, avoid the area. traffic is expected to be back especially on sunday. coming up at 5:00, we'll take you in for a pit stop. more sports news. it's official derek carr will be playing for the raiders through the team's fiej season in oakland. he sign add 5-year, $125 million contract extension. average salary of 25 million each year. that will make him the highest

paid player in the nfl. he wants to be raider for life. >> the team that i love. of the oy team th was on my mind, that's always been on my mind since the draft process. >> carr had a huge year. led them to their first post-season appearance and he broke his leg right before the playoffs. l.a. versus san francisco. it's a classic rivalry and today los angeles topped us not in baseball but in buildings. take a look. the tallest building west of the mississippi celebrated its grand opening a short while ago in downtown l.a. it's 73 stories. i'm going to pause it for you so we can show you what we're talking about. that's this building right here. i closed it. let's bring it back for you. okay.

that is in the middle and it is at 1,100 feet. that's edging out the u.s. bank building nearby. it also beats this one. the salesforce tower opening in san francisco. neither one is very tall compared to new york's freedom tower. go ahead and show you this one now. take a look. the spire is what's really cool. the owner is korean airlines. you'll notice the curve shape right of the building on top. that's like half dome. another highlight, led lights that change colors. some people just love it. others not so much. this building right there, it costs $1.2 billion to build. it has lots of office space, restaunts and bars. it opens jy 2nd. 12-year-old boy riding a

dirt bike was injured after hitting a pickup truck in santa rosa. it happened this morning on todd road. chp arrested the boy's 56-year-old grandmother for child endangerment. they were on dirt bikes to buy beer. neither dirt bike was legal for street use. if you're familiar with that area, the scene of many past accidents and there's always the danger of fire. the group behind the plain claims there's not enough first he respondsers. >> we have about five hours per week where when people call 911,

their calls are declined because we don't have anyone to respond to those fires or medical emergencies. >> during those emergencies, they call neighboring cities for help. the group wants for fire protection funding. fiejly, it's safe to go outside again. >> it will push inland during the nighttime hours. everyone is breathing a sigh o relief. these are our forecast features. we'll see soggy conditions at the coast. cooling continues over the weekend. it will be bright and mild in san francisco. overnight look for fog at the coast and maybe a bit out over the bay touching some local spots inland.

low temperatures will be generally in the mid to upper 50s. still relatively mild even though we have daytime cooling. some high clouds pass over tomorrow. it will still be a pretty mild day. we'll see high temperatures in the upper 80s to about 90 at antioch. maybe a couple of upper 70s and on the coast highs up to 60 degrees. it will be breezy at the coast tomorrow as well. a little bit cool with temperature about 66 degrees. later in the day notice the clouds disappear. we'll see high temperatures in the afternoon hours climbing into the mid to upper 60s in the city. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. the cooling continues tomorrow.

temperatures will be near average on sunday. we'll have breezy and cooler conditions on monday. monday will be a relatively cool day even inland with highs in the low 80s. it will climb back up to about the average range. by midweek we'll be looking at upper 80s. overall it's a cool to average temperature range over the week ahead. no extremes in sight. >> average has never sounded so good. sg exactly. i like that. >> i strive for average. johnny depp stirring up controversy today. did he really threaten president trump? why gmail says it will stop snooping through your e-mails. we're celebrating lgbt pride. san francisco's pride parade is known worldwide, but silicon

celebrations been around almost as long. it started as a rally back in 1975. now a parade and a festival at san jose's

actor johnny depp is finding himself in the middle of a controversy after he joked about assassinated president trump. here is what he said in great britain. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? >> the 54-year-old actor's comment was not taken lightly. the secret service says they are aware of depp's comments but would not say whether they are investigatin him for the threat. one die hard disney land fan can bring home the ultimate piece of memorabilia. take a look at a map of the park. this is called the presentation map. it was drawn when the happiest

place on earth was all by a glean in walt disney's this map is going up for auction on sunday. the opening bid, half a million dollars. abc 7 is owned by disney. some changes coming to your gmail at. google seays it will stop searching your e-mail to send ads to you. it will still show you ads but now it won't scan your e-mails to find out what might interest you. >> thank you, gmail. not all republicans are standing by the new health care bill. >> this bill is currently in front of the united states senate, not the answer. >> the major sticking point for lawmakers. hundred s of homes evacuate in the wake

here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. san francisco police vealed new information about last week's shooting that killed three ups drivers. the shooter targeted three fellow drivers using a stolen gun before then turning the gun on himself.

police released pictures of the assault pistol that he used along with another hand gun that he had on him. they did not reveal. burglaries are up in san jose this year. we see the simple thing that many homeowners are not doing that could prevent burglars from getting in. cnn tweeted the sketches decided to send a sketch artist because cameras have been banned at several of those briefings. new developments over the battle of the senate republican health care plan. right now it does not have enough republican votes to pass. kenneth, we're hearing about possible negotiations underway. >> reporter: that's right. i can tell you now there's five. a fifth gop senator has come out gents this new health care bill. more and more republicans expressing their concerns. president trump at the white house focused on veterans affairs friday. >> we have already achieved

transformative change at the v.a. and believe me we're just getting started. >> reporter: also getting started, negotiations on the senate gop health care bill. the president telling fox news it's complicated. >> it's a very, very narrow path, but i think we're going to get there. >> reporter: the republican plan to replace the affordable care act facing major opposition, moderates worry it guts obama care too much. >> this bill in front of the united states senate not the answer. >> reporter: several top health and medical groups agree. the march of dimes saying it's disappointed senate leadership has failed women, infants and families. rand paul coming out strong against the bill. >> i didn't run on allowing the death spiral of obamacare to continue just to subsidize money. >> reporter: it scraps sub sidis

to lower cost. it leaves in place protections for people with pre-existing conditions. that could be major sticking point for house republicans who are paying close attention to what's happening in the senate. >> just like in the house, that's starting point. it's not the end point. >> reporter: the head of the house freedom caucus says he believes this senate plan does not have the conservative support to pass in the house, larry. >> kenneth, what are we expecting for this bill next week? >> reporter: what to expect early next week, negotiations, definitely. also the analysis of the potential impact on americans and not likely but possible a vote before the july 4th recess. >> thank you. the supreme court is expected to decide on presidnt trump's travel ban affected six muslim ma yourty countries next week. the court's term ends next week. the trump administration has appealed to the high court after

the nineth kcircuit from being implemented. a law in mississippi that would allow businesses to deny service to same-sex couples. >> reporter: a controversial piece of legislation passed in the mississippi state house in 2016 is one step closer to becoming law. >> i think this sends this wrong message to people outside our state. >> reporter: the fifth circuit court of appeals reversing a prior ruling blocking the bill giving it new life. >> fifth circui made the right decision in dismissing lant. >> reporter: it could provide a loophole to the u.s. supreme court decision granting equal protection for same-sex couples.

mississippi governor saying the house bill interference. it allowed business owners to refuse service based on sexual orientation. >> i do not think it's targeting gays. i don't think it's a discrimination. >> it's going to be another excuse to hate. >> reporter: opponents of the mississippi law says it endorses bigotry and promising to push back. >> ask the court to listen and take another crack at it. after that we have the opportunity to go to the supreme court. >> reporter: if upheld the mississippi law would be the broadest of its kind enacted in any state. new developments in the case of an ohio police officer accused of murder in the death of an unarmed black driver.

for the second time a judge has declared a mistrial. jurors could not agree on whether he intentionally shot and killed sam debose during a traffic stop in 2015. he testified he had to shoot him because he feared he could be dragged or run over as the suspect tried to run away. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in dl in london because of safety concerns. the june 14th fire killed 79 people. they ordinaried an immediate examination of the model of refrigerator that's believed to have sparked the grenfell fire.. north korea is calling itself the biggest victim of a smear campaign by the u.s. and south korea.

north korea said it provided hue mu man tear yan treatment to the student. 20/20 looks into the death of otto warmbier. that's right here. the call from peace from local muslims as ramadan comes to an end. spacex trying to make history again today. the big launch, coming up. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just post some of the hashtag ask finney and i'll answer them in a bit. fog continues to push out over the bay and the cooler weather pattern continues to assert itself. i'll have the forecast in a moment.

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several water spouts were spotted off the coast. bystanders spotted these. look at these things. the storm weakened into a tropical depression as as it made its way farther inland.

the heat wave may have peaked but we're not out of danger yet. they had to put several patients on an iv drip to rehydrate them including one this morning. they are really concerned about seniors living alone who may not have air-conditioning. >> it can get slowly get more and more dehydrated and not even really know it. most don't know they are dehydrated and get to the point where they start developing heat exhaustion. >> doctors have a prescription for beating the heat. he says we can take a lesson from the hard hats and do what they do, drink a lot of water and drink it even if you're not feeting thirsty. we'll start with live doppler 7 showing that cooling fog on the coastline. it's pushing locally out over the bay now. overnight look for mainly clear skies in far inland areas.

tomorrow we'll say hazy areas. highs will range from about 60 along the coastline the low and mid-70s around the bay to mid and upper 80s. this weekend it's the toyota save mart 350. a very popular race. we have some weather that will be popular with those. it will be mainly sunny through the weekend. high temperature up to 80 degrees on saturday. upper 70s on sunday. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. this cooling will continue through the weekend and into early next. temperatures will drop below average early next week on monday but bounce back up by wednesday to about 88 inland. all in all, couldn't ask for better weather. >> nice. two, one.

>> spacex is halfway to a historic double feature this weekend. a robert blasted off from florida's cape canaveral. on sunday a spacex rocket is scheduled to lift off with more satellites and make a return landing. if successful the company will be the first to launch and land two rockets in just 48 hours. a bay area swimmer headed to m.i.t. had a tragic accident. >> as they lifted me, all i could think of was i didn't feel a thing of that. >> he could have given up. he's helping make a difference in the lives of other paralyzed people. meet this abc 7 star just ahead. when it comes to life insurance, shouldn't you go with your employer's policy or by something on your own? we

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a swimmer for sonoma bound for m.i.t. has a tragic accident in boston harbor. he was left paralyzed one week

for orientation. he survived but it's his determination to thrive that makes him an abc 7 sta >> as soon as i came to i realized something was wrong. >> reporter: there are those dates that will change your life forever. >> it was saturday august 24th. >> reporter: it was four years ago. >> i could my arms floating limply in front of me. i start trying to turn over to get a breath and nothing in my body is responding. >> reporter: it was the week before college orientation when he dove into the harbor. he may never know what he hit that broke his neck. >> if it wasn't so comfortable and knew how to breathe out the side of my mouth rgs i probably would not have been able to get him air. >> reporter: the waves brought him to shore. >> as they lifted me, all i could think of was i didn't feel a thing of that. >> reporter: for theo, there's been something about the water. that summer had been a dream. the star swimmer made it to m.i.t. >> i'm in.

i'm in. >> reporter: after the acceptance his first call was to his mom. >> i knew it was what he wanted and so it was what i wanted. >> reporter: after the injury this time a different call to his father. >> there's been an accident. >> reporter: his parents were in boston with a car full of dorm room supplies. >> when we walked into his room nothing was moving and he said mom come kiss me. he had never done that like that. i knew this was serious. >> reporter: he remembers that moment. >> i knew that was that mother's love is like the one thing i knew i nded at that time. >> reporter: hi said his body still woke him up at 6:00 a.m. ready for swim practice except now he couldn't move. >> feeling like your entire lower body is cast in concrete. i remember looking up and thinking this can't be

permanent. >> reporter: only determination. he said from that moment he took ownership. he calls hyimself a recovery athlete. years of physical therapy followed. piece by piece reclaiming his beside. against the odds he has sensation in his entire body. he can move his head, neck, shoulders and arms. he is still working on mobility from the chest down. now he wants to give back. he's founding a project to give online tutorials to others with spinal cord injuries. free exercises to do at home to help them recover. >> you have an opportunity to connect to your body. seize this opportunity. >> reporter: his parents said they had the privilege of raising their son a second time. >> you have such high hopes for your child. they will do many more things than you might have done. now he's developed a response to this set back and instills the pride and love a parent wants to

get. is. >> reporter: for theo st. francis there's something about the water. he still finds freedom here. he wants you to know the accident, this part of his story is a single happlap in a much lr wake. >> this is how i feel about my life. >> the class justraduated a few weeks ago and on that same day he posted this, a triumph of his own, standing against his car. he plans to go back to m.i.t. in the fall of next year. you can see him on his blog, theovercoming.org. >> remarkable young man. you can find all the at abc7news.com/stars. time for ask finney.

first question comes from nester. i'd like to know what is going to happen to obamacare. >> nobody really knows. the republicans in the senate just released the bill they have been drawing up in secret. no one is sure if it will pass. one thing is for certain, those who are enrolled under obamacare right now will have coverage until the end of the year. after that we don't know. if i was a betting man, i would bet the taxes that support the system will be ended. that's what the gop seems intent upon. the mandate to make everyone part of the system will probably end too. it will be very hard to make replacement be sustainable under those conditions. >> leon asked is group life insurance from my employer a good deal or should i go out to talk to an insurance agent. i've gone from job to job the last three years. >> you need to compare the numbers. keep in mind what you're trying to protect. go online, get information an

get together with an insurance agent and talk it over. most important the question is, do you just want insurance. that's called term insurance or do you want insurance and an investment wrapped up together called whole or universal life. one final point on this. sometimes the insurance you buy at work you can take with you. often it's a good deal. you may want to add to it but it may be a good starting point. >> eric says i'm 19 years old, what's a good way for a young man like me to make money? >> at your age it's always best to follow your passion rather than money. find shotgomething you like doi because you'll be doing it for a while. you might have the buckle down and pursue work only for the paycheck, later. at this time look for something that's fun and exciting. >> take a chance.

there you go. >> i'm highly motivated by cash. that's the driving force unlike yourself. you just do this for humanitarian reasons. thank you. >> there's a new take on the super mario brothers game. developers created a version for augmented reality. ♪ this video was posted online. he said he did this using a microsoft hollow lens headset. it's not on the market and he did this on his own. talented guy. here is a taste of what augme augmented reality games could look like. we posted the entire video on abc7news.com. a gorilla's dance moves

captured on video at the dallas zoo is going viral. he's known as the break dancing gorilla. he was caught splashing and spinning inn plastic pool. he came to dallas in 2013. video of him dance ng in a puddle was viewed four million times in 2011. >> an internet star. moving ahead,he muslim holy month of ramadan overshadowed this year by acts of violence. >> it forces you to focus on things meaningful to you. >> the prayers for peace. remembering big mike. laughter and tears today for one of the ups shooting victims. also, prowler season is here. police officers give their advice to keep your home safe. locking up just isn't enough.

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coming up tonight, 8:00, shark tank followed by the premiere of what would yo at 9:00, then 20/20 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. members of the community in the bay area are praying for

peace and a little understanding. >> this comes as ramadan is nearing its end. >> reporter: on this friday afternoon muslims gather to worship during the month of ramadan. coming together add a community come to mind. >> it forces you to focus on the things that are meaningful to you, family time, going back to the roots. >> reporter: a time to focus on one's inner self. it's been overshadowed by acts of violence in recent weeks. something not lost on my as they seek to understand it all. >> this country is based and built upon that melting pot, that vibe of we're all one and we're all going to work together and our diversity makes us stronger. >> reporter: an opportunity to

educate and reach out to others. >> it feels like we have been given a platform to speak out against these types of things. it's united the american muslim community. >> reporter: the council on american islamic relations launched a new civil rights app. a notable feature as reports of mistreatment involving american muslims and other minority groups are on the rise. >> there's a lot of good that muslims do here by feeding, donating to vast number of causes. >> reporter: a sensef optimism despite the struggle. >> if we understood how to harness that energy we could totally change the world for the better. >> reporter: a community working to thrive during these challenging times. >> for more information on cair's new civil rights app we posted a link to it on abc7news.com.

>> enable the push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> thank you for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. the guns and the man behind the deadly ups shooting. new details police just released about this attack. fleeing a fast moving ce ii not by car but foot. it's summer which happens to be prime time for prowlers. police offer their advice to keep your home safe because locking up just is not enough. noticeably cooler today. i'll let you know if this trend is going to carry over into the weekend. what you doing? he said doing my thang. you know me. you know me. >> laughter and tears today at a memorial service for the man known as big mike.

one of the three u.p.s. workers killed in a workplace shooting last week. >> thank you for joining us. >> friends and faep membmily me recall happier times, san francisco police release new details on the timeline of the tragedy. >> also our first photo of the shooter, jimmy lam taken a of a previous bush with the law. he killed three co-workers in a june 14th attack. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom joining us live with the latest on the investigation. jonathan. >> this afternoon police gave us more details in the deadly shooting frshoot ing spree that happened last week and happened during a morning staff meeting. >> as the meeting was taking place, mr. lam produced an assault type pistol and without warning or