news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. hi, everyone. you've made it to your saturday, june isst. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with your accuweather forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> as we look at live doppler 7, plenty of low clouds and fog, even mist and drizzle along the bay. visibility down to a quarter of a mile to the north in petaluma and half mile in santa rosa and two miles on the coast. temperatures are in the 50s. 50 at the shoreline. half moon bay as well as novato and 54 in hayward. here's the plan today. we are starting out with the gray skies and the fog, the patchy drizzle and as we get through the noon hour, temperatures will be in the 70s

along the bay and upper 70s and we are warming up. inland back into the low 80s staying cool at the coast, but it looks like june is starting off into a typical pattern. we'll talk about the second half of the weekend in a few minutes. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >> developing news. 13 people including the gunman are dead and four others injured. this after the gunman opened fire in the municipal center. the sheeooter was a disgruntled employee. >> good morning, chris, the governor calls this the worst kind of tragedy. everyone in the office red for the summertime weekend when the shooter who lost his job with the city started firing. >> today is virginia beach's darkest hour. more than a dozen dead in a virginia beach mass shooting. law enforcement sources confirming to abc news that 40-year-old dewayne craddock, a longtime public utilities

employees, who had recently been terminated entered the virginia beach municipal center and fired indiscriminately among his now former coworkers. >> he has access to the weapon. >> caller is advising of a male in front of building 2. >> the carnage began just after 4:00 friday afternoon and spread throughout the building. police saying they found victims on all three floors and another in a vehicle outside. employees describe hiding in terror. >> we heard gunshots. we kept hearing gunshots and we kept hearing the cops saying get down. >> four officers quickly responded zeroing in on the shooter. >> i'm going in. call the units. going to the second floor. >> a lengthy gun battle soon followed. the shooter rained heavy gun fire even hitting an officer in the bulletproof vest before he was shot and killed. investigators recovered multiple extended magazines at the keen and a 45-caliber handgun. >> the suspect was reloading

extended magazines in the handgun firing at victims throughout the building and at our officers. >> the community in shock. anthony daniels was speaking with a local affiliate about his wife who was inside when suddenly an emotional reunion. the couple reunited in the last video are some of the lucky few. so many families didn't get their reunion. the mayor of virginia beach said today is the most devastating day in virginia's history. >> abc 7 news sat down with instructors. the local company uses live scenarios to train civilians and law enforcement on how to handle violent situations. as abc 7 news anchor dan ashley explains. the co-owner said the program stresses four steps for preparedness. >> first is preventative, surro being able to identify threats before they become threats and trying to get there as fast as

you possibly can to one of those exits and potentially making an exit of your own perhaps through a window. third step is going to be hiding. that involves finding a piece of cover and hopefully something that will stop bullets which are going to penetrate nearly anything in an office environment and then the fourth step is if all of the above fails you will have to fight and you have to fight with s surprisurprize action. >> each active shooter situation is different. >> these scenarios are dynamic and incredibly scary and they're incredibly dangerous and all we can do is teach people that having a plan and being acclimated to stress can help improve their odds, but there is no solution to how you can survive something like this. >> dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> you can find more information about active shooter preparedness on our website at abc 7 news.com. time now 5:04. in santa rosa fear of

possible gun violence created a tense last day of school as a campus was put on lockdown. police arrested a male student accused of bringing a gun to santa rosa high school. at one point the lockdown ran through last night's graduation ansar hassan has more. >> the benavidez family. >> i am scared for my son and i am outside the school and he said i'm okay. her son was among the high school students who were on lockdown in the gym this morning. some even hid in the locker room. police say a 15-year-old student who was already suspended from school for another violation allegedly brought a gun to campus. police say he wanted to show the gun to his friend to other students reported the incident. > one of the students reportsed he observed the other student rack back the firearm, as in pulling back the slide of the firearm. >> the student who had fled campus. police found him a few hours later. after being arrested, the

student took police to a nearby mcdonald's where he threw the gun away in the garbage of the men's ♪ ♪ >> with the incident behind them graduation went on as planned. senior grace alchemy wasn't sure what was going to happen. >> we saw the principal running and my friends were crying and really scared and being here today and celebrating at the end of that was really, really special for me and made me val tu so much more. >> any student who didn't finish their final exam because of the lockdown will be given a waiver and will have not to retake any test. in santa rosa, ansar hassan, abc 7 news. time now is 5:06 and happening today, hoping to strike gold. democratic presidential candidates are swarming the bay area for the california democratic convention. 14 candidates are expected to speak at the weekend-long

convention. senator elizabeth warren drew thousands to a town hall. >> ivy, amy, tara and linda came prepared. >> we wanted to be first in line and we got it. >> the first arrived at the college in oakland at 1:30 to see elizabeth warren. >> we were a little crazy about how early we got here. >> it wasn't until seven hours later that warren took the stage. hello oakland! i'm elizabeth warren, i'm running for president because i've got a plan for that. >> in front of the crowd of 6500, the massachusetts went through her highlights of the key progressive approximately cease. >> i haved biggest anticorruption plan since water gau watergate. >> universal child care for every baby age 0 to 5. >> she also addressed gun violence and mentioned the mass shooting in virginia beach just hours before.

>> on the question of gun violence, i will be fearless. >> warren's visit to the bay area, her very first of th ca cycle. she made a splashy entrance, too. earlier this week she put up this billboard in silicon valley going after big tech, a big move, but in a field of 20, candidates have to do something to break through. >> she's one of my top candidate, but i'm keeping an open mind and we're early in the process. >> the event was supposed to be a town hall-style, vent where people would take questions from voters and warren decided to skip that portion and she stayed late until 11:00 p.m. taking photos with supporters. in oakland, liz luz pena spoke to several others who said they're ready to win the golden state. >> 3400 democratic delegates from across the state were all ears at the democratic convention. >> he's been fighting for what

he preach% over 30 years. >> 14 democratic presidential candidates are in the bay area right now. we spoke to several californians who tell us that climate change, immigration and health care are one of the top priorities. >> kamala harris was all about rights. >> we will not stop fighting until every woman in our country has the right and the ability and the right to make her own decision about her own body. >> presidential candidate beto o'rourke welcomed his supporters and his biggest priority, he says, immigration. >> we have a lot in common. our two states and we are both immigrant states and we're both border states at a time when the president has trained the focus of this country in the u.s.-mexico border. that is exactly what we are. we unveiled a bold, ambitious proposal. >> not everyone that showed up agrees. >> people who come here illegally should not be provided

benefits at the taxpayers' expense. >> inside the california democratic party convention and the hallways and sessions were buzzing. all of the major democratic candidates are expected to be present in the bay area except for former vice president joe biden. in san francisco, luz pena, 7 news. >> ro khanna has received the best office prestigious award. >> it's about helping solve constituent problems and working with the community and how good you are in working for the residents that you serve. >> khanna stopped by abc 7 and said all 435 members of congress were up for consideration. it was given out by the congressional management foundation. marco rubio's office won for the senate and we will have the democratic convention throughout the weekend. >> time now 5:10 and lisa argen

is tracking the forecast for us. >> we have the marine layer with us and also warmer temperatures inland. so we'll have the cool e westerly wind from the exploratorium camera. 52 in san francisco. 58 in san jose. so we have 80s on tap for our inland valleys and partial sun at the coast, but we are still tracking a warm-up as we get into next week, the first full week of june and we'll have that in my first accuweather forecast. >> it's the ultimate power lunch. someone just paid a record amount to dine with warren buffett and help a local charity. this is eric thomas from west oakland which hasn't had a full-service grocery store in 40

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time right now is 5:13. we are taking a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. the bridge is pretty much fogged in on this saturday morning and these drivers off to an early start and very quiet out there and we'll get a full check of the accuwether report from lisa argen coming up in just a little bit. but first in southern california crews have removed an f-16 from inside a warehouse after it crashed two weeks ago. the crash happened in riverside county. you can see the jet all wrapped up on the back of a semitrailer. this is what the warehouse looked like shortly after the crash. the jet crashed during a training mission. no one was hurt and the pilot was able to safely eject. new this morning apple is planning to get rid of itunes. according to bloomberg the company is expected to announce the news at its annual developer conference in san jose on monday. itunes has been the way users listen to music and podcast and watch movies and tv shows for nearly 20 years. apple will soon launch three new apps, music, tv and podcasts.

they will launch the devices through the music app. we are focused on building a better bay area and we are doing that by digging into the issues that affect our quality of life while also looking for improvements. sometimes we get a chance to show case an example. a goshry store called community foods market is about to open in san pablo avenue in oakland. as eric thomas explains, this is about more than shopping. it's a celebration. >> that's the main reason activist brahms ahmady worked so hard to turn into an idea to be in an underserved community. >> they want the good bakery and dairy and the quality and affordable for them. >> the last, full-service grocery serving hoover foster and clawson neighborhood pulled out in the '70s leaving behind a

food desert for 9 sno,000 resid. the first step was simple was come up with land, and staff it. 13 million came from grants. >> we raised $2.2 million from average people. >> those people bought stock in the store like this woman who said this will be more than just a market. >> i'm more excited like community members being able to do music and us being able to test-run someone's homemade jam. >> in addition to fresh produce it will have everything a grocery store deli specializes in and you'll be able to get espresso and custom-made coffee. >> they'll have organic foods and all kind of stuff and i'm having a baby so it's another city, san leandro, emoriville. >> special deals with vendors will let them sell at or below prices of nearby markets. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7

news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >> time now is 5:17. june is lgbt pride month and cities are kicking it off including the east bay. city council members raised the pride flag at city hall. today is contra costa pride in concord. there will be a deejay and a play area. it will be at todo santos plaza. the winning bid was $4.5 million. that's a new record. the previous high bid was $3.4 million paid in 2016. the money goes to the glide foundation in san francisco which helps the homeless. the winning bidder will dine with buffett at smith and wollensky on a mutually agreed upon date. we are off to a foggy start and meteorologist lisa argen is

tracking the forecast. >> also the drizzle, you may need your wipers from time to time. here is live doppler 7 as you put your visibility in miles. up in petaluma and 6 miles in hayward and 3 miles on the coast and certainly a little gray out there, but from high above mount tam you can see the low cloud deck and this will all burn back to the coast so it should be a nice day today and it is 51 in san francisco and 58 in mountain view and san jose. half moon bay sits at 50 and the east bay hills camera, you can see mount diablo there. a beautiful start to the day and the sun coming up in 30 minutes. it is 50 in santa rosa and 56 in napa and 55 fairfield and upper 50s by the delta with low to mid-50s in livermore and concord where tempetusill be a better e pleasant in the 60s so we'll have that range once again in the shoreline to the inland

valleys pretty typical and we'll have the fog and coast at the coast and around bay with the drizzle and mild to warm over the weekend, and temperatures in the 90s inland by next week. it looks like tuesday could be the warmest day. as we go through the next several hours and the low clouds and fog pullback from the san mateo coast and notice, we still have the showers and storms firing up in the sierra nevada. it's been day after day and it looks like that will continue today and as the sun sets it dies down, but tomorrow as the low clouds and fog bringing that stable air to the bay once again by the afternoon we will see more of those showers and thunderstorms from the northern sierra all of the way down into yosemite and we will have the sea breeze here at the coast. a little instability to the east of us while we have that stable air allowing for that range of temperatures at about 20 to 25 degrees. so 62, half moon bay today and 63 at the beach with partly

cloudy skies with west winds 10 it 20 miles an hour and santa cruz should be a nice afternoon in the low 70s. skipping ahead to monday, numbers climb through the upper 80s inland and we'll be in and around 70 degrees around the bay, some of the warmer locations and still cool by the coast and by tuesday, those reds and pinks from the sacramento valley getting closer to our inland valleys and they will offer the mid-7 s around the bay and 60s in the city and by wednesday, still holding on to the warmth inland and slightly cooler at the coastline. 72 in san mateo and look for 75 san rafael, and 82 in san jose. so the accuweather seven-day forecast. 60s, upper 70s to mid-80s today. a nice start to the weekend, a nice start to june, and as we get into your sunday maybe a degree or two cooler at the coast. otherwise, pretty nice. a couple of degrees cooler around the bay and looking at the numbers rebounding on

monday. here comes the warmth on tuesday and wednesday. it might be a little bit too much heat for some folks and maybe you'll like the weather by the end of the week and it has been a cool several months. so it's something perhaps to look forward to. >> a little weird to see 90s in there. it will be nice. thank you. 5:21 the time. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game two is tomorrow in toronto and we are well represented. abc 7 sports anchor mindy bach and deon lim are both there with the coverage. the dubs on 7 pregame show, and the nba countdown at 4:30 and game two of the nba finals at 5:00 p.m. be sure to be with us after the game with abc 7 sports director larry beil. >> dub nation, rise up. >> rise up, dub nation. >> let me hear you, dub nation.

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she's tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. another 20 minutes and we'll have the official sunrise and here's the sutro tower camera. you can see the low cloud, marine layer to 1500 feet this morning and temperatures are in the 50s. 51 in san francisco, 52 in morgan hill with 58 both in mountain view and san jose. santa cruz, a lot of clouds, so the low clouds and fog along the coast from the northern california to the central coast and looking at 50 in santa rosa with some fog and 56 in napa and 54 in livermore. visibility down to about nothing in petta luma, and one mile santa rosa and three miles half moon bay. so the plan today will be to have plenty of sunshine and a warmer afternoon and look at the oranges come into play by about 1:00. we have 80s inland and those cool coastline numbers at the beaches. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >> we are learning the length to which san francisco police went trying to identify who leaked a report on the death of public

defender jeff adachi. i-team reporter dan noyes has been going over court documents released yesterday and has the latest. >> san francisco police raided freelance journalist bryan carmody's office three weeks ago, seizing computers, cell phones and notes. the aim to find out who leaked an incident report on the death of public defender jeff adachi in february. it contained photos of the north beach apartment where adachi died and details of a mystery woman known as katrina who was with adachi that night. he got permission from a judge to obtain information from carmody's cell phone for the day after adachi died. subscriber information and call detail records and sms usage, mobile data usage, cell tower data. glen smith is with the first amendment coalition. >> just when you thought this couldn't get any worse it has. >> carmody's attorneys called

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time right now is 5:40. we are taking a live look outside from the san mateo-hayward bridge camera. looking forward to a nice weekend and probably can't tell with the fog, but i'll tell you right now it won't be a bad way to start the month of june and we'll have lisa argen coming up in just a bit. >> happening today, be prepared for street closures in san francisco as the annual union street festival takes place. >> this will be in cow hollow on union from goff to fillmore, arts and crafts booths and live music will line union street and fl be a cuisine court highlighting international food crossing with games and sports. it will be today and tomorrow. hopefully good weather for those folks. >> slightly cooler tomorrow and as we look outside from the roof camera, the winds look pretty flat and there will be a typical sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour at the coast for 60s there

and once again, mid-80s and not much of a cooldown, but enough when we warm up we'll really warm up and we'll have it together for you next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> also ahead, kevin durant is not playing in game two, but lowe's knows tonly the best will do. so we carry pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers. and everything else you need. so you can get in, get out and get it done.

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durant is closer to returning and anthony flores has the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. while the entire country of canada is still celebrating the raptors win over the warriors in the finals. as for dub nation, many are still on edge. this was only the second playoff game one loss for the warriors in the steve kerr era. kevin durant is not coming to save the day. k.d. will not play sunday. this is video of k.d. in toronto. he's still rehabbing his right calf that has kept him off the floor since being hurt against the rockets on may 8th and yesterday he went through a light workout and did not practice with the team. despite losing game one the warriors will not rush k.d. back into the lineup. >> this is a tricky one. if you re-injure the calf, that's it. then he's done for the series and when he's ready to play, he's ready to play and that's our approach so i'm not going to

answer questions do we miss him against this team and that team because it's just a sound bite and it doesn't matter. the only thing that matters is we have to win the game with what we have and when he comes back we'll put him out there. nothing else matters. >> game two is sunday afternoon and can be seen right here on abc 7. our pregame coverage starts at 4:00 and stay tuned for after the game with larry, kerry, dona donald and mindy. the as are trying to close the gap taking on first-place houston and the as came in with 10 out of the last 12 and these guys are enjoying their night. no score in the third and matt chapman changes that and it's his 15th of the year and fourth in a week and that's a two-run shot and top seven former a, josh riddick gets houston on the board with his fifth of the year nearly into his old bleachers and they were tied at two and

top eight now, derek fisher, no, a different one goes and gets that one off lou trevino and the solo homer off the first of the year and houston goes on to beat the as, your final score 3-2 and making their first trip to camden yard. the two--run single makes it 5-0 giants and their biggest, first inning of the year and drew pomerantz gave it all back and more in the bottom of thenning and dwight smith junior with the denny special and that's a grand slam and just like that, it's 6-5 os. top two now, and mike ties it up with his first big-league homer and we are knotted at 6-6 and congrats to bruce and pomerantz didn't make it out of the second and a two-run homer and that made it 8-6 and your final score 9-6. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores.

have a great weekend. >> getting a check now with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris. the marine layer is compressed and there's fog at the surface and the view here from mount tam. you can see the low clouds and fog at 1500 feet and right now is just about the official sunrise. so we are looking at a great start for many of you, but in terms of temperatures over in the east bay, we will be looking at walnut creek allowing for some warm numbers and then the fog at the coast and the shoreline for the next several days. we're not going to get rid of that, but as we look at the golden gate bridge, you will notice how gray it is and other clouds have made their way around the bay. concord and livermore are still clear right now and looking at the visibility in miles, less than a mile at half moon bay and three-quarters of a mile at petaluma with eight miles, as you step on out, emoriville and pretty gray here with

temperatures in the 50s and 51 in san francisco and 58 in mountain view in san jose with 52 in morgan hill and oakland at 53 degrees and the exploratorium camera, plenty of gray sky here and we'll get into some sun, about 65 once again today and that's about average. 56 in napa and 55 by the delta with upper 50s vacaville and southwest wind at about nine. as long as it's not too strong blowing in the delta, that's a good indication of 80s arriving inland and livermore at 54 and the sierra nevada mid and upper 30s and it looks like a wintry scene, and we have thunderstorms in the forecast for all weekend here with numbers in the 60s and mid-70s as we warm up toward the end of the week and so will the mountains and the snow melt continues. >> mist and drizzle at the shoreline and looking at mild to warm weather for the weekend and temperatures will be in the 90s

inland by tuesday and as we look at your monday forecast, we are getting close into the mid to upper 80s and you notice the reds here beginning to warm up just a bit and we'll see that more likely until tuesday and still staying rather seasonal here and 64 sausalito and half moon bay and here's where the 90s arrive and looking at the mid to upper 70s from hayward to richmond and feeling pretty good, a little more like june and typically cool at the coast. by wednesday, slightly cooler. in the south bay, look for 81 today so a warm day there and 78 in palo alto and 66 downtown and plenty of sun for san rafael and 80 and 82 calistoga. 71, 73 san leandro. inland today look for those mid-80s returning with 85 today for you in pittsburgh. 84 in liver more and tonight

looking at the low 50s with the clouds at the coast. the accuweather, seven-day forecast featuring more sun today with a little more warmth and mid-80s inland and cooling back by four degrees tomorrow and as we rebound early into monday and tuesday, it will be nice and finally feeling like pretty warm, summertime weather here and cooler by the end of the week. >> lisa, thank you. appreciate it. >> as part of our commitment by building a better bay area, we're show casing remarkable people who improve the lives of others in the community. de deon lim introduces us to a woman when makes this a better place. meet this week's abc 7 star. >> what grows in common roots farm stretches beyond nature's bounty. spend a bit of time and you will see something else growing. >> good job. >> beneath the warm santaru to hill com t life.

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area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> today is saturday the first of june. thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. as high pressure builds the fog is getting compressed and that's allowing for a foggy start in the bay area and here's live doppler 7 and the visibility just at a half mile. santa rosa, three-quarters of a mile in petaluma and three miles at the coast and a little bit better elsewhere above the clouds from the sutro tower camera it looks pretty good. 51, san francisco and 52 in morgan hill with 53 in oakland and from walnut creek you can see that it's a clear start and with temperatures around the bay also in the low 50s from santa rosa and upper 50s as you get