live where you live, this is abc 7 news. [ cheers and applause ] >> loud cheers this morning as the presumed mayor elect of san francisco makes her first official victory speech. london breed chooses the symbolic setting, the elementary school she attended as a chill. thank you for joining us. i'm kristen sze. this highlighted her theme, anything it possible, the city presumed first african-american female mayor is making clear her top priorities. amy hollyfield is live at rosa parks elementary school where there was a crowd full of energy. >> reporter: that's right.

this felt like the speech candidates give on election night. it was very enthusiastic and well-received, and london breed spelled out her plan for the city of san francisco. she was greeted by a full gymnasium at rosa parks elementary school, could barely get the speech started because the crowd cheer and chanted her name. she thanked everyone and talked about the struggles that face san francisco. homelessness was first, saying she's creating safe injection sites and giving homeless the support they need. up next, tackled the big issue of housing. >> it is going to take a lot of work and creativity to get to a better place of building more housing. we have to make changes to our bureaucratic process that gets in the way of housing production in san francisco. i want to make sure that the next generation of san franciscoans have a real opportunity to be a part of the future of this city. i don't want what happened to me

and my friends to happen to the next generation. >> reporter: we've got a cute picture for her when she was a kindergartner here at the school. she grew up just a block away from here. she said in the speech she heard gunshots, saw drug deals, and never thought the opportunity to become mayor was possible. this was set up as a press conference, but questions at the end were difficult. it was more of a celebration atmosphere. everyone wanted to talk to her, get a picture with her. one question was asked, who succeeds her in the position as board of supervisor. she said that question is for another day. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. breed's closest competitor, mark leno, conceded yesterday although there's a few thousands votes left to count. he says he doesn't see how he could make up the difference. when the election results are certified and breed takes office, likely early july, breed

is the only female mayor among the 15 largest cities in america. right now, the mayors in all the cities are men, and the vast majority are white. new york city, los angeles, philadelphia have never had a woman mayor. in other news, it's developing news, a car crashing into a house in lafayette. sky7 showed the crush vehicle that plowed into the home on glenside drive leaving a huge gaping hole on the side of the home. according to the police department, it happened shortly after 8:00 this morning. firefighters had to extra kate the driver from the vehicle. the driver was taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries. the home is being checked for structural damage. abc 7 reporter laura anthony is on scene. the car was apparently speeding and ran uphill at least 20 feet into a house. today marks one year since a gunman killed three of his coworkers at a ups facility in

san francisco. this morning, the facility located at 17th and utah held a private memorial to honor the victims. ups drivers wayne chan, mike, and vincent were kill in the shooting. two others were hurt. the shooter was also a ups driver. he turned the gun on himself. winds made it difficult for firefighters put out a fire this morning. the house is located near withers avenue and taylor boulevard near brookwood park. the fire broke out before 4:00 a.m. it was fully contained about an hour later, and no one was hurt. authorities believe the fire started in the attic. it was caused by an electrical wire that runs from a nearby pole to the house. happens today, just a few minutes california attorney general is set to make an announcement affecting thousands of students frauded by corinthian colleges.

they ran several schools in the bay area until closing them in 2015. they were sued and lost for false advertising like exaggerating job placement rates to attract low income students. the federal government forgave student debt, but they are expected to announce a $67 million settlement to provide further debt relief for affected students. the state of new york cifil suit against the trump foundation, accusing them as serving as president trump's piggy bank for his businesses, legal bills issue and presidential campaign. the president's three children are also named in the suit. they seek to dissolve the foundation and collect nearly $3 million in restitution. president trump laughed at the suit on twitter saying, he won't settle the case. now to the investigation involving michael cohen, president trump's former personal tone and so-called fixer. cohen is now searching for a new legal team to represent him in

an fbi investigation of his business dealings. abc further explains why this could be bad news for the president. >> reporter: he stood by the president's side for more than a decade as his personal lawyer. >> i'll do anything to protect mr. trump. >> reporter: is the president's former fixer going to flip? sources tell abc news michael cohen is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors. word is, he's parting ways with his own attorneys, among the reasons, a source says concern over payment of legal fees. cohen has been under extreme pressure. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york is investigating his personal business dealings like faci facilitating a hush payment to stormy daniels who claimed she had an affair with president trump. they raided his office and hotel room seizing documents and a dozen phones and electronic devices. illegal experts disagreed about what he may have to offer. >> we don't know what he's got to say yet, and probably not

even to the prosecutor. relax about it and remember that micha michael's role was narrow on the business side. >> i disagree, obviously. if you have three clients, one of which is donald trump, and you with being investigated for bank fraud, wire fraud or hush payment possibly made or deaf in thely made to stormy daniel, i think the two are inextricably tied. >> reporter: cohen's not been charged with any crime, but the attorney's office, if they dig into the close relationship with president trump, sources tell abc news that special counselor mueller has questions about russian real estate investments. the pressure is mounting. by tomorrow, the legal team must finish reviewing documents seized in the raids, and what's not protected will be turned over to prosecutors and could build a criminal case against cohen. abc news, new york. this morning, the san francisco's mourning the loss of one of the few female plumbers

in the city. the 34-year-old lilana died in a horrific accident yesterday. they were repairing a leak on 28th streak when she was struck and killed by a car that rolled off the tow truck. she was an apprentice in 2012 and promoted to utility plumber. >> knew had to do it on her own, took care of his business, and she was the one doing most of the work. the guys were on top feeding her tools, and she's in there, you know, making the connections. >> police are investigating how the car broke lose from the toe truck. she leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. police need your help releasing this surveillance video showing four suspects burglarizing a chevron gas station. it happened last thursday. you can see the footage. it's very clear. look at that, appear to take cigarettes, whatever was in the register, and other items behind

the counter. if you recognize any of them, call the police. bay area soccer fans pumped from yesterday's announcement that world cup is coming to the u.s. in 2026. they are getting into the spirit this morning. they are watching the kickoff of the world cup taking place this year in russia. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live. matt, i love how you use that bar to train. >> reporter: why not? it's the longest outdoor bar in north america, and you really have to run all the way down the bar, but because it is the longest bar, and we got all this surface here, i wanted to try something i've always wanted to try. in the movie, that drink that slides across the bloodar here with me, we're going to do this here. slide the drinks and see how far it goes. ready, colleen? protecting anything glass over

there? one, two -- oh! all right, now you need to do it back to me. all right. because here's this is -- this is what it's about in the watch parties for the world cup. what a great way to start for fans here. if it was one goal today for the san jose earthquakes, it was for fans to have a good time for the world cup's opening game, and why wouldn't they? north america's longest bar was open. the russia versus saudi arabia was on the very big screen, and the quakes' mascot, q, was passing out free donuts. the world cup happe eou years, so the san jose earthquakes decided to hold a watch party for every single game, even the onesthe morning. >> we hope we have, you know, crowds like today with a couple

hundred people coming out or even this weekend for the big germany mexico match on sunday. >> i wanted to go to a watch party, so i googled it, and found out last night, like, why not, good way to spend the summer, i think. >> reporter: admission and parking are free, and if you stand out, you may win a prize. >> we're doing a costume contest. >> reporter: he's got the best hair, right? >> obviously. >> reporter: patrick drew from hayward to the stadium and won a quick shirt. he's a true soccer fan so he waited until halftime before doing an interview with me. >> always watched the world cup, i think, because of my dad, since i was a kid. glad there's places like here games as early as 3:00 a.m.l the >> reporter: more than just the gam games. there's stuff for kids here, kick the ball through the hole, and i have my friend, q mascot with the earthquakes, and we'll have a competition. q,t.

the wind's fine, q. oh, nice try. it's my turn. get the tie off. >> go, matt! >> reporter: all right, one more chance. >> you got this. >> reporter: oh! i'm really good atcelebrations, not soccer. there we go. we got the quakes jersey. >> all right! matt! doing great. just keep practicing that, okay? the kick and the hand slide there. you'll get it. thanks, matt. shifting gears here. up next, terrorist plot foiled. where authorities took down a suspect they say planned to attack a major city with a toxin. the way the brother of the parkland, florida shooter is turning the tide of bullying across the country. you may have noticed the difference if you step outside, and if not, you will.

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tunisian, is in custody. he began acquiring the material last month and he planned to use the toxin or where, but know the attacker was in germany. more details are expected later today. the brother of the parkland school gunman announced a new anti-bullying campaign. za zachary cruz is starting his own 24/7 hotline. although, zach says he does not understand how his brother killed 17 people, he says nick was bullied. >> people made fun of what he was wearing, how he talked, and that's who he was. >> reporter: do you still love him? >> i love him with all my heart because we grew up together, had the same types of struggles. >> the anti-bullying campaign, win, stands for we isolate no

one, caming to create student chapters in schools across the country. why sprint nixed the 15 dollar unlimited text, talk, and data plan, and what apple's doing to prevent law enforcement from breaking into i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light.

the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

take a look at the damage from eastern pennsylvania. six people suffered minor injuries as storms hit the area overnight. many homes and businesses damaged. the national weather service sent a survey team there this morning confirming two tornados created the damage there.

winds of 130 miles per hour. what made it scarier was the fact that it cameetween 9:30 and 10:00 last night as it was dark. i hope everybody had their apps or their weather radios watching their tvs to see that big storm coming. you could clearly see it on radar. it was amazing how textbook television. thankfully, just six injuries. now something more positive. graduating monarchs in hayward today, starting at 4:30, get there early, take pictures, temperatures in the 60s when you're finished. mill valley, wam rmer, 77 at 7:, and you drop down to 69. have a fun time. congratulations. be safe tonight. >> here's a look at the hazy sun leftover from the clouds this morningment th ment morning. the sea breeze is back also. we're in the 50s tonight again

and highs comntinue cooling through saturday. you see the dip in the jet stream. that's a dry cold front bringing us the cooler weather, kind of knocking the hot high pressure back down into the high desert for today. we have temperatures ranging from 76 to 81 in san jose and gilroy. comfort at the peninsula, redwood city at 78, and, in fact, the county fair starts in san mateo in 39 minutes. 74. dropping down to 59. have a coat if you go this evening. all right. low to mid-60s in the quays, upper 60s, 70s downtown, south san francisco, and temperatures in the north bay from from 79 to 84 in napa and low 90s north. some of the most comfortable is east bay shoreline, mid to upper 70s and may run the air conditioner out around, especially antioch, low 90s

there, but 80s for the neighborhoods. there's no small craft advisory on the water or ocean like there has been. this is an area dropping the most. east bay valleys cooler today, and you can see by 8:00, the delightful evening develops with 50s and 60s. midnight, clouds roll back in, and we drop into the mid-50s and low 60s. low 60s tomorrow morning, cooler than this morning. temperatures drop two degrees at the coast, six degrees inland, saturday we keep dropping, below average before we rebound for an average sunday. at least weather-wise. it's special at your house. monday, tuesday, wednesday, a slow warming trend. introducing the 90s back into the forecast tuesday, but not hot as yesterday and the day before. >> sounds comfortable. >> i think so. >> father's day is good. >> yes. >> thanks, mike. >> you bet. apple closing

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queen elizabeth and her new granddaughter-in-law are on a road trip. they got off the private train this morning 200 miles north of london. the duchess and queen have a a day packed with events including opening a new bridge an cultura. by only inviting markle, the queen may have had a hidden and sweet agenda. >> she wants to know her

personally and demonstrate she's been embraced by the royal family, and she's there by her side. >> this is markle's first solo event with the queen. the duo is gearing up for three days of activities. it's a big deal because prince william has only been invited on the train once. it's a special invite, and harry and middleton have never traveled on the train. we showed a video of kate to say she was never invited. >> wow. >> it's a big deal and good sign. >> yeah. special time for the two to get to know each other. i want to tell you quick, the latest on tropical storm bud. it's neari ining cabo now. we have the latest information on twitter and facebook. >> thank you. from us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us, a