high school, was midway through the ceremony and halfway through kids weren't allowed to walk up and get their diplomas all because of the lockdown. you can imagine what this day was like for the students and their parents. >> all of a sudden my phone was blowing up, what's going on and there were three or four helicopters overhead. >> reporter: worried parents flocked to the school, and as they circled it, they texted their children on lockdown inside. >> it was pretty tense. i heard somebody gave somebody a gun to keep it. >> i know some people were having panic attacks and we were all in the dark. a bunch of people were passing around a picture of the kid on snapchat so we all now who it was. it was weird because we heard he was in a classroom.

>> reporter: 20 police officers methodically started searching the campus for what many said was a 15-year-old freshman as they enforced the lockdown. students shared cellphone video showing some kids playing basketball to pass the time. by 1:00 officers swarmed this mcdonald's across the street from the high school where witnesses said police collected evidence and possibly parts of a gun from a trash can in the men's restroom. immediately word got out. >> i don't know. i'm glad nothing happened and it was all under control. >> reporter: no one hurt. no threats of violence. we're expecting a press conference to get under way in a half hour. up until this point police have not confirmed any information. we've gotten all of that from the parents, the school, and the school district. they're going to make some counselors available on monday. dan and kristen? >> thank you so much.

what the studehave the students parents told you happened today? >> reporter: many said they're sorry that one student could wreck what was a special day, that the kids went off to school happy, it's the last day of school before summer, final exams on the line, and graduation interrupted. they're glad there was a happy ending and the student taken into custody and no one hurt. reporting live, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. breaking news right now in virginia beach, virginia. 11 people are dead after a shooting at a public works building. abc news is reporting the suspected shooter is also dead. at least six people were taken to hospitals in the area. the conditions of the people are not known at this time. one of the vanillas shot was a virginia beach police officer. he was saved by his bullet-proof vest.

we'll continue to bring you breaking news as soon as we get it. new developments with the san francisco's police department raid on a journalist in the search of a leaked report. the journalist brian carmody today revealed he got a copy of the search warn and it included an order to wiretap him and seize cellphone records from verizon. the warrant was obtained by the police department a weak after his death. it was three weeks ago that officers were seen trying to force their way into carmody's home as a par of the investigation. police chief bill scott has apologized. they say they have no comment on the search barnt. we also reached tout verizon who also declined to comment. a federal agency announced today it will investigate why so many great whales are washing ashore on the west coast. they say they declared it an

unusual event freeing up funds to investigate it further. at least 78 great whales have been found stranded and dead, the most in nearly 20 years. that's nearly double the average year and the most since 2000 when 83 had watched up by this date. >> as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, we watch how cities and towns spend their tax dollars. today we watched how a budget was spent. that includes $100 million for homeless services and nearly $200 million for affording housing. the money for affordable housing will also go toward tearing down old buildings like these and replacing them with new affordable units. breed grew up in similar conditions and wanted to show supervisors conditions facing

these residents. >> they don't have mold and all of the things i lived with sadly for 20 years of my life. when you've been forced to live like that, you never forget and you also don't want people t have those experiences. >>reporter: the budget includes $130 million for road repairs, $12 million for new public toilets and trash pickup and $50 million for drug and health programs. tony thurman has joined the bargaining table. thurman seen here from a previous story said the strike involving schools in union city and south hayward has just gone on long enough. it's now in its ninth day. negotiations resumed this morning after an all-day session yesterday did not lead the a deal. you may recall thurman joined negotiations during the teacher's strike earlier this year. abc

more. we begin with mindi bach with what the warriors are looking to fix after their first game one loss in the nba finals under kerr. >> reporter: better defensives key to the warriors. they saw the raptors' speed in the film sessions. they experienced it last night and it has a familiar feel. >> they remind me of us in a lot of ways. you know, dre mondaymond pusheso ball in transition. siakam pushes the ball in transition. they've got a lot of guys that can play the ball like we do. when you have a team that can push the ball from a lot of different positions, make plays from a lot of didn't positions and play fast, you've got to be vigilant with every possession. if anything, they remind me of

us. >> our coach preached about it. you know, since we found out we were playing it, it's different. now that we have a feel for it, we know how to adjust. we know how important that it is. it's on us to then make the effort. they're very fast. a little faster than it looks on tape, that's for sure. >> reporter: an mri on andre iguodala came back clean. he's ready go back to work. steve kerr said he will be out for sunday's game as he continues to work back from his calf sprain. game three in oakland isn't until wednesday but toronto raptors star kawhi leonard is making an appearance. the ad is sponsored by new balance which has a shoe

contract with leonard. >> we're not scared of him. after the nba finals you could consider toronto a basketball town instead of a hockey town. >> that's true. abc 7 new's dion lim has more. >> reporter: we'll talk about this in just a second. the entire city is popping and all of can d is celebrating the big win from the raptors yesterday. this is a kawhi leonard burger from the vendor behind me at burger fest. it's one of the ways people are basking in that basketball glow today. outside canada's busiest transportation hub, a kickoff called union summer is under way. not only to honor the changing of the seasons, but for these folks, it's a time to bask in the sun and glory of the game one win. >> right now i'm here to

celebrate with some great food, you know, celebrate the win and nice weather as well. >> just down the street is what we really came for. >> when you think of canada, it's all about hockey. so no trip to toronto is complete without a trip to the hockey hall of fame. more than 350,000 visitors from across the globe come to the hockey hall of fame each year. >> that's what's so great about the game of hockey. it's no longer canada, u.s., russia. it is a global game. >> boasting 60,000 square feet of artifacts, this is the largest collection of memorabilia in the world. it's a place for the whole family. why are you wearing the sharks t-shirt? >> because i'm a hockey fan. >> not because they're your favorite team? >> no. >> epic fail. but in order to view perhaps the most famous trow face in sports we head to a famous vault. >> that ball sat on the stanley cup until 1968.

hero at the hockey hall of fame,'ve seen grown men come up here and get teary-eyed for seeing it for the first time. it's pretty amazing. >> even if the troenltd maple leaves' last cup win was all the way back in 1967. >> as a toronto fan i would love to see them win one day and the san jose sharks because i do like joe thornton. >> reporter: back out here live, okay, this is not a hamburger, but this is actually steph curry's alleged favorite candy. it's candy. he's called maynard fuzzy peach. he apparently ate these when he lived in toronto during his middle school days when his dad was playing for the raptors. let's hope steph can enjoy some of these after the win in toronto sunday night. dion lim, abc7 news. >> great job. abc 7 is the only place to watch the raptors and the warriors.

we're all very well represented. both dion and mindi are there. the dubs on there. be sure to stay with us after that for after the game abc 7 sports anchor and director larry beil. an escalation in the battle at the border. what the u.s. is now doing to try to stop people from crossing into the country. plus -- >> looking back between the warriors' demise and the spelling bee. >> the other big event last night, and this one made history. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it's an absolutely gorgeous day across the bay area. e'll let you know if the mild to warm weather will continue for your weekend plans coming up. gateway to weekend, friday, getaway commute going back. even eastbound on your left there is moving. >> nice. >> looks like the summer graduation season and summer

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eight winners on the spelling bee. >> he went to his meddle school and found excited classmates and teachers. you don't always think of the national spelling bee as being as exciting as the warriors playing in game one of the nba finals, but they both had derek watt kins' attention last night. >> flipping back between the warriors' demise and the

spelling bee. >> reporter: so watkins saw the moment when a student from his school rishik one of the champions. >> it was exciting. >> reporter: he's a student in the middle school. his friends were also watching as he became one of eight winners. >> i knew that he had it in him. it was a little bit surprising, though, because there's so many spellers, but an eight-way tie is really amazing. >> reporter: his friends may be confident but rishik said on "good morning america" this morning he wasn't all that sure. >> to be honest, i didn't think so. but dr. bailey said if you get to 20 and spell your word correctly, there's a chance.

>> reporter: rishik doesn't just focus on spelling. he also plays in a band and his friends say he's a straight a student and a good friend. >> he's pretty funny, and he's always joyful. whenever i would meet him, he wouldn't just skid off. he would say hello. >> reporter: now they'll be saying hello to a national championship. in san jose, amy a bill would require social media services to get a parent's consent before a child under 13 starts an account. the company would have to take several steps to verify whether it's actually the kid's guardian. >> we don't let the kids drive. we say they have to be license at 16 and get instruction. why should it be any different to social media when we're basically giving them the keys to the entire word.

>> reporter: the bill passes the senate. it aims for more consumer protections when it comes to tech. >> you still have a few hours left to win a bid for lunch with billionaire rar when buffett. the bids have already hit a record $4 million. buffett has been auctioning off the lunch for 20 years, raising more than $30 million for glide over those two decades. his first wife introduced him to glide after she volunteered there. he said it helps people in difficult situations find hope again in life. >> we are saying good-bye to one of our own here at abc 7. our long time friend bob fowler has passed away at age 95. he started in the accounts department in 1953. bob retired as chief accountant and is remembering by co-workers for his tremendous spirit and

fantastic command of finance. his memorial service is today in new hampshire. >> we wish his family well. let's talk about the forecast and high school graduations going on. >> it appears to be warming up, sandhya. >> it going to be nice this weekend. let me show you live doppler 7 right now and talk about what's happening. the fog has just cozied up to the coast and never quite completely left, so the rest of you around the bay and inland enjoying the sunshine. i ooh going to widen out the picture. remember the picture that cooled us yesterday that triggered all the thunderstorms? it's at it again. we're seeing strong thunderstorms in the mountains. it is also producing some high elevation snow. those storms luckily bringing the rain. also seeing some development in the southern end of san bernardino county. if you're traveling, keep that in mind. a good day to go out sailing on the bay today. 57 in san francisco.

70s. 76, morgan hill, 82 degrees. if you're at the golden gate bridge, can't see much. it's like pea soup. nappa, 72. compared to 24 hours ago, yes, it is running warmer. up 9 in san jose, 7 in santa ro rosa, 13 degrees warmer in concord. you see the stable side which is the fog and the unstable side some acumulus of buildups as we're seeing some of that moisture rotating. we're not expecting thunderstorms. mild to warm this weekend an temperatures in the 90s inland next week. hour-by-hour forecast 7:00 tonight, the fog near the coast rngs it will spread locally over the bay for tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m. i don't think it ooh going to be quite as extensive. as we head into the evening hours, we will see some

thundershowers. sunday we're looking at more fog along the coast and then on sunday afternoon evening just around lake county could be an isolated shower or two and that's about it. first thing tomorrow morning, the fog will be confined the coastal bay. temperatures in the upper 50s. as we head into the afternoon, similar to today. 86 in antioch, 82 in santa rose za, f 2 in half moon bay. santa may owe, 72. a few clouds, plenty of sun. low 60s to 80s tomorrow. it will be cooler on sunday and breezier. upper 50s to the low 80s. but don't g used to this idea. look at those temperatures rise. tuesday, wednesday, we're talking 90s inland. low to mid-60s at the coast you still have a comfort zone in the bay area. you can find it away from the inland areas if you don't like

the heat. and then we'll go cooler for thursday and friday. >> very nice. thanks, sandhya. lart. the rom com, newest one to hit the small screen, actually with a san francisco twist. hear from the stars coming up next. plus the afterschool program people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at cvs pharmacy we got up early and built a system that helps calculate each person's ideal schedule.

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robert pattinson is officially the new batman. pattinson has been focused on independent films the last few years, but he's no stranger to big franchises. he got his start in harry potter and played edward cullen in the twilight series and now comes batman. no official start date has been set for the filming of batman but th film is expected to hit

theaters in june of 2021. >> i'll always see him as the glistening vampire. the movie "crazy rich asians" was big. now "always be my maybe" airs on netflix. >> it's very different. this story is based here in san francisco. i sat down with the co-producers and stars this week. you know randall park from his five seasons as the loveable dad on abc's fresh off the boat. >> he's the hero for playing candy crush. >> and you know andy wong from her netflix comedies. they challenge you to think again. >> you still have the corolla? >> what are you looking at? my back seat because we had sex back there? >> oh, my god. >> it's the story of two

childhood bestieses who friendship ended after one awkward encounter. later she becomes a celebrity chef in l.a. but when she comes back to open a new restaurant, they get a second chance. you and marcus are so cute. remind me why you never got together. >> yes, he lives at home, but she loves it and you believe that she loves it because growing up i loved guys like that. >> guys that are not daniel day come of "the good.cal ter" or keanu reaves who makes a surprising cameo. >> oh, my god. >> you choose randall over pretty hot men. >> randall's a pretty hot man. >> is that what you were getting at? >> if randall and ali ali easy chemistry, they were friends at improv day. if there's no role for you, you make your own, which they did.

>> it wasn't something that we said we've got to make this asian american story, you know. it was more about we have to tell this story and we have to come from a place that feels real to us. >> no place feels more real to ali. ice where she grew up and atnded high school. some of her favorite spots are real. they're all rooted in authenticity. >> you can see when we first meet i'm kind of jostled because this old chinese lady is bumping me. that's not a lady who's an extra getting paid. that's an old lady trying to get her radishes. >> he does something for fun, rap. it's one of the perks of producing. >> so did you drag ali into this so you could have an outlet for your rapping?

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and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. the incident forced a lockdown for most of the day. there were no known thees of violence and nobody was hurt. graduation is still scheduled for tonight.

state school superintendent tony thurman has now joined the bargaining table in the teacher strike today. the california democratic convention kicks off in san francisco today. we've been checking out the final preparations and schedule 146789 presidential hopefuls are expected to speak. the convention goes through sunday. president trump has announced new tariffs on mexico unless the country takes action to stop migrants from traveling to the u.s. we're joined with new developments from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president trump imposing tariffs against america's third biggest trading partner. 5% on all goods imported from mexico startin june 10 with a threat of an additional 5% every month up to 25% unless mexico

cuts off illegal immigration at the border. the white house says these waco after warnings. >> anybody in the world who says they're surprised by this has been living under a rock and not paying attention. >> reporter: but some republicans appear to have been caught off guard. peter king said he didn't think anyone knew it was coming but there will be collateral damage. >> obviously it will have more impact on mexico, not us, but many american workers could be affected by this. >> reporter: the president said the tariffs could drive businesses that move to mexico like many in the auto industry back to the united states adding that mexico must take back the country from the drug lords and cartels. >> it's a national security crisis and has to be dealt with. >> reporter: the democratic-led

homeland security tweeting it has a severe lack of understanding when it comes to immigration as well as basic economics. several republicans have responded cautiously to the tariffs, supporting the president but say it needs to be watched closely. chuck grassley has criticized the president calling this misuse of presidential thought. trevor alt, abc news, washington. the dow plummeted 354 points or 1.4%. the nasdaq dropped 114 points while the s&p 500 gave back nearly 37 points. >> a legal victory today for abortion rights activists. a missouri judge issued an order allowing the state's only abortion clinic to continue provides the procedure. the ruling came before the license was set to expire. if the license had lapsed, missouri would have become the first state without an abortion clinic since the supreme court's

1973 roe versus wade decision. new developments today in the criminal case against actor jussie smollett. today a cook county judge said he'll decide on june 121st whether to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate kim fox and how her office handled the case. her office came under fire for all of a sudden dropping all charges against mollett for for smollett. the actor exchanged dozens of texts and messages between the two brothers who accused him of staging the attack. two bay area man plan to use the ocean beach tomorrow as a canvas to make a statement against president trump. in fact, you could say brad newsom and travis vanbrosch are drawing a political line in the sand. they were busy today for laying out a diagram that will read impeach.

the letters will be 150 feet across and be filled by several,000 people to union the demonstration. the pair are asking for people to show up by 11:00 a.m. to give them time to organize everybody. >> the banner that we're making tomorrow is 620 feet longful that's a significant issue since it's made out of humans, and they're a little wiggly. >> the biggest in volume image we've ever created, and there will be a helicopter here at noon and we'll have footage going probably viral worldwide before evening? >> that's what they're hoping for. they're trying to outdo earlier efforts at ocean beach that served big crowds. they have a permit this year for 10,000 people. ending the summer brain drain when kids kind of stop thinking over the summer.

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san francisco, the guide to the weird, wonderful, and obscure that includes some things that you might not know about. it's really interesting. here's the book. we have with me now the author, ruth carlson. ruth, thanks for coming in. you and i actually met about 25 years ago. >> a long time ago. >> your book includes fabulous tidbits they may not know about. what's the most unusual you heard? >> the hottest ticket in town is not "hamilton" or the game, underground tours of the sewer. they take you on a tour of the wastewater treatment plants and they're booked months in advance. >> and they're not doing it to be punished. >> i diddet f eit for the books. >> we have so many privately owned public open spaces.

>> they're very rare. they have it in new york, they have it here, and i think one other city. but they're basically a chance for people in the financial district manly or downtown to get fresh air and you see views on some and they have artwork, outdoor artwork. it's a fabulous thing. stairways. >> we have a very european city and the best way to see the city are the stairways. the filbert street steps, they have a great one where they have a cutout of him in the movie because this the movie "dark passage" it was made in that apartment. if you go by, you can see bogey. >> you mentioned art. this city is filled with great art. what else have you discovered. >> well, diego rivera is very big in the city and all over town. you can see it for free. the academy of art and other tours that city guides puts on. you can see them in some private

areas and he was very controversial at the time because he was a communist and yet san franciscans invited him. they were very brave. and his artwork was all over the place. >> and art to instruments. san francisco has an instrument. >> we do. apparently the modern accordion is here and they thought it should be the official instrument. some thought it should be the violin but a bunch of protesters were at city hall and they played it and they said, enough, it's the official instrument. >> we're known for north beach and so many areas, but there was a french town in san francisco for a long time. >> there was before chinatown. french town was very big and they came here with clothing, all the supplies that people

needed during the gold rush because people had nothing. they stormed the boat and bought everything before they got to the dock. they said, okay, they're going to open up a department store. they opened the city of paris and the white house. it at one time was called paris of the pacific. after the 106 earthquake they wrote to their cousins in france, send all your clothes to the women and children here, they have nothing, and they gave them all away. we all love and celebrate this great city. this must have been a joy to discover things you didn't even know about. >> this was so fun. i loved it. what i loved about it was i talked to native san franciscans. they sid tell me something i don't know. i said do you know about the theater maft just for sound or the crazy art house for adults. no, i didn't know that. so i was happy i fulfilled my mission that and we're happy

that you put it all in a book. the book is called "a secret san francis francisco: a guide to the weird, wonderful, and obscure." ruth, good to see you. thank you. good stuff. secrets in san francisco we didn't know about. hi, there, everyone. it's that time of year. high school graduations. tomorrow night concord high school will be graduating at the pavilion. 77 degrees at 6:00. 7:00 p.m. when the kbrad yags takes place. really mild. 73. bright skies. hopefully a bright future for the graduates. temperatures will be falling to the upper 60s. congratulations to them. we're showing you the fog near the coast. we have thunderstorms in the sierra. here in the bay area, fog will linger near the coast tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the 60s as we head inland. sunshine, warmth, mid ' 0s for your saturday. i want to show you what's ahead for next week. it's going to warm up.

tuesday, low 90s. wednesday, low 90s. the good thing, it's not going to be hot everywhere. mild to warm tomorrow, breezier and cooler on sunday and then we'll warm it up for a few days next week. then we're going to see a sharp drop in those temperatures especially inland, thursday, friday, from the 90s to the 80s. you'll notice the difference. all right. the farm that not only brings food to life but people too. >> 7 on your side to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

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as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, we're show casing remarkable people who improve the lives of our community. today abc news anchor dion lim introduces us to a woman bringing people together on a farm for a more inclusive place. >> reporter: what grows in the furtherle soil stretches beyond nature's bounty. spend a bit of time and you'll see something else growing. >> good job. >> reporter: beneath the warm santa cruz sun. >> it's been great to see him

come to life. this is his element, outside where he can spread his wings. >> reporter: this is a police for everyone including people like thomas who has autism, to love and learn to flourish. >> he's become more independent, doing things, cooking, participating, we've been able to support him. >> heidi cartan five years ago had a big dream. >> he has cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair, nonverbal, super social, and loves to be outdoors, and in this country when you turn 22 all the school-based services stop. >> reporter: to fill that void, ten years ago heidi and other parents of children banded together to buy this parcel of land to answer an important question. >> what are we going to do with

these adults to make their lives meaningful and some place they live. >> reporter: despite no farmer background they knew a farm's diverse range of jobs would help a diverse group of people. >> they can kind of flourish and own that job and feel good about it and feel important. >> the highlight of this greenhouse would be the accessible forest, the vertical towers here. they take away from having to work from the ground and bend over. >> reporter: today 25 to 50 people attend each week an more than 125 people specialize on special volunteer days. but more importantly is the special tran formation. >> we have no end of dreams here. >> common roots farm is build g buildibuilding residential living space. if you would like to get involved, you can do so by visiting our website,

abc7news.com. i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >> if you would like to nominate one, go to our website abc7news.com/stars. what about the soda taxes? >> it's working. i've got the proof coming up. consumers didn't quite dig into their wallets as much last month, the commerce department said. spending rose by 0.3% following a citizening march which saw a surge of 1.1% from the year earlie earlier. something to keep an eye on, however, inflation. they spent 1.5% more in april than a year ago for food, housing, transportation, medical costs. all of this is whether the national reserve bumps interest rates in weeks to come. oh with everybody been

reporting on the cannabis craze known as cbd. the products with r widely available but there's a lot of confusion over how to regulate them. the foopd & drug administration held its first hearing today to gather information on cbd. get this. the fda says cbd is not allowed in food, drink, or supplements. a lot of money is at stake. it's grown into a $1 billion a year industry. the so-called soda tax might actually be working. four bay area cities have it and researchers say consumers are buying less sugary foods and drinks when the items are taxed and have prominent nutritional labels. the international journal of behavioral nutrition and international activity found fruit juices are infrequently

left on store shelves as well. they can often have as much sugar, sometimes more than a soda. it's working. soda and the labels together. >> okay. that's the key, the combination. >> yes. >> thanks, michael very much. warriors teamed up with steph curry to give a of a lifetime. she asked why his line of under armour shoes didn't come in girls sizes. since then the two have become friends. she even co-designed the latest sneaker. if that wasn't enough, he had one more surprise up his sleeve. >> it's getting sweeter. you guys have been selected as "good morning america's" courtside kidsle. i'll see you for game three. enjoy it to the fullest. >> what? >> you're going game three. >> oh, my gosh. >> is that the coolest thing?

riley along with her sister oh limp ya are going to cover game three of oracle as work the sideline. >> good for them. a safe space for kids. coming up next, the summer school program helping some south bay kids prevent that dreaded summer brain drain. and west oakland is getting its first real grocery store in decades. how the community financed it on its own. that's coming up at 5:00. back here in a moment.

coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it's "marvels, agents of shield", "20/20," and abc news at 11:00. the mayor announced an expansion of his initiative which will provide free summer

school programming in some of the most vulnerable neighborhoods. >> reporter: the program aims to serve underserved kmubltss with access to after-school programs designed to bolster academic achievement. this summer more than 400 students are taking part. nearly half of them are english learners, and the majority are minorities. >> we know if a child is not reading at grade level by fourth grade, they're more likely to be dropping out of high school, and that's not possible for us. >> who knows who would be taking care of them. who knows if they would have any food to eat. i think that's one of the meaningful impacts that go beyond just the academic. >> reporter: city officials expect to serve more than 400.

>> they can lose as much as five or six months of learning in just those three months having not been in an educational environment. >> reporter: the summer program has been made possible by a donation from the alaskan airlines. they've provided more than $1 million in grants and flights. >> we're trying to close the achievement gap. we want to make sure that's where san jose is. >> reporter: business and community leaders working together to build a better bay area, one student at a time. in san jose, chris knew >> it has enhanced live video features, more customization and personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want

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the people involved are our friends, co-workers, neighbors. >> breaking news right now in virginia beach, virginia. 11 people are debt after a shooting at a city public works building. >> police say the suspected shooter is also dead. it a municipal complex with other facilities. >> we kept hearing gunshots and the cops saying get down. it was very muffled. the stair well was next to the office. we kept hearing people talking and the canines come up the steps. >> at least six injured people were taken to hospitals in the area. the conditions not known at this time. >> one of the people shot was a virginia beach police officer. his bullet-proof vest saved his life. police have not identified the suspected shooter but they say he was a long-time public utilities employee. >> right now, we have more ti