news to build a better bay 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 towards vacaville and mid-50s in

concord and livermore. here's the plan for the rest of the day today and we'll be looking at the fog eroding and looking at the shoreline for partly cloudy skies there and sunny conditions with numbers climbing through the 70s inland and mid-70s around the bay and a nice afternoon in store. chris? >> lisa, thank you. developing news, at least 13 people including the gunmen are dead and four more are seriously hurt this after the gunman opened fire at the virginia beach municipal center. police say the shooter was a disgruntled employee. an official spoke at the news conference about the shooter. >> the suspect, this will be the only time we will announce his name is dewayne craddock, he was an engineer with public utilities. he was employed with that department for approximately 15 years. >> len of the 11 of the 12 victims were with the public utilities departments and the 12th victim was a

contractor upon. the motive of the sotings e s s still employed and had a security badge.o cf1 o multiple weapons were found in his home. trevor alt has the latest. >> 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 employee who had recenty been terminated entered the virginia beach municipal center and fired indiscriminately among his now-former coworkers. >> he has access to the building and came in with a weapon. >> courthouse drive. the caller is advising a male in front of building 2. >> the carnage began just after 4:00 friday afternoon and spread throughout the building. police say they found victims on all three floors and another in a vehicle outside. employees describe hiding inng

unshots d w kept hearing the cops saying get down. >> four officers quickly responded zeroing in on the shooter. >> i'm going in. call units. we're going to the second floor. >> a lengthy gun battle soon followed. the shooter rained heavy gun fire even hitting an officer in a bulletproof vest before he was shot and killed. investigators recovering multiple, empty extended magazines at the scene and a 45 caliber handgun. the suspect was reloading extended magazines in that 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 in that final video with that emotional reunion are some of the lucky few. so many families didn't get their reunions. the mayor of virginia beach says friday is the most devastating day in the history of the city. trevor alt, abc news, virginia

beach. >> abc 7 news sat down with instructors at threat scenarios. 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 says the program stresses four steps for preparedness. >> first is situational awareness and knowing your surroundings and being able to identify threats before they become threats. the second is running and trying to get out of there as fast as you possibly can to one of those exits and potentially making an exit of your own perhaps through a window. the third step is going to be hiding. that involves finding a piece of cover, hopefully something that will stop bullets which are going to penetrate nearly anything in an office environment and the fourth sete is if all of the above fails you'll have to fight with surprise speed and action. >> research the latest incidents and incorporate them into your

exercises because each active shooter situation is dynamic. >> 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. in santa rosa, fear of possible gun violence created a tense, last day of school as the 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 is relieved to be celebrating graduation. >> i am scared for my son and i am worried outside the school. i talk with him and he say i'm okay. >> reporter: her son was among the santa rosa 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 cmpus. police say he wanted to show the gun to his friend and two other students reported the incident. >> one of the students reported that he observed the other student rack the firearm, as in pull back the firearm. >> reporter: 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 bathroom. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with the incident behind them, graduation went on as planned, but senior grace alchemy wasn't sure it was going to happen. >> we saw the principal start running and then the police officers start running, too. it was an insane lockdown with my friends kind of like crying and really scared and being here today and celebrating at the end of that was really special for me and made me value it so much

more. >> the district says any student wo didn who didn't finish the final exam will be given a waiver and will not be given a test. ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >> happening today, hoping to strike gold. democratic presidential candidates are swarming the bay area for the california democratic party convention. 14 candidates are scheduled to week throughout the weekend. liz croit has more from oakland where 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 four friend arrived in oakland at 1:30 to so elizabeth warren. >> we were crazy about getting here. >> it wasn't until 11 hours later when warren took the stage. >> hello, oakland. i'm elizabeth warren and i'm running for president because i've got a plan for that. >> in front of the crowd of 6500, the massachusetts sender

went through her campaign stump speech which included highlights of her key progressive policies. i have the biggest anti-corruption plan since watergate. i want to see an ultra-millionaire's wealth tax. let's do it. 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 the campaign cycle. she made a splashy entrance, too. earlier this week she put up this billboard in silicon valley going after big tech. a bold move, but in a field of 20, candidates have to do something to break through. >> she's one of my top candidates, but i'm keeping an open mind and we're early in the process. >> the event was supposed to be a town hall-style event and warren decided to skip that portion and she, instead stayed

late until 11:00 p.m. taking photos with supporters. in oakland, liz croit, abc 7 news. senator warren isn't the only top-tier candidate in town. luz pena spoke to several others who say they're ready to win the golden state. >> reporter: 3400 democratic delegates from across the state were all ears at the democratic convention. >> he's been fighting for what he preaches for over 30 years. >> at least 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 some of their top priorities. >> senator kamala harris was all about supporting women's rights while standing next to planned parenthood's leaders in the bay. >> we will not stop fighting until every woman in the country has the right and the ability to make a decision about her own life and her own body! >> a couple of blocks away in the district, presidential candidate beto o'rourke welcomed

his supporters and his biggest priority, he says, immigration. >> we have a lot in common, our two states. we are both immigrant states. we are both border states at a time that the president has trained the focus of this country to the u.s.-mexico border. that is exactly where we are. we just unveiled a bold, ambitious proposal to fix this country's immigration laws. >> not everyone that showed up agrees. >> people who come here illegally, you know, should not be provided benefits at the taxpayers' expense. >> inside the california democratic party convention, the hallways in 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, abc 7 news. south bay congressman ro khanna has received the prestigious best office for constituent services award. >> it's a reflection of my team and the district. it's about helping solve constituent problems, working with the community and how good you are in working for the

residents that you serve. >> khanna stopped by abc 7 yesterday. he says all 435 members of congress were up for consideration. the award was given out by the congressional management foundation. arco rubio's office won for the senate. we'll have continuing coverage of the california democratic party convention throughout the weekend. time now is 6:11. lisa argen tracking the accuweather for us. we take a look outside especially on the camera behind us. it looks deceiving and both foggy out there, but it will be nice today hopefully. >> high pressure is building in pressing down on the atmosphere and that's making for visibility issues around the bay and right here from our south beach camera and can't see much of the bay bridge and 56 in oakland and it's 58 in san jose and the 80s returned inland and the warmer day out of the weekend will be today and plenty of low clouds and fog at the coast each day over the weekend, but then things really warm up. i'll tell you when and what to expect next. >> see you soon, lisa, thank you! >> also ahead, it's the ultimate

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listen to music and podcasts and watch music and tv shows for nearly 30 years and apple will launch three new apps, to replace itunes. users will be able to manage their devices through the music app. at abc 7 news we're committed to building a better bay area and we're doing that by digging into the issues that affect our quality of life while also looking for improvements and sometimes we get a chance to show case an example. a grocery store called community foods market is about to open on san pablo avenue in oakland as abc 7 news anchor eric thomas explain, this is about more than shopping. it's a celebration. >> everybody's got to eat. >> that's the main reason activist brahms ahmady worked so hard in the past seven years to create an idea into a brick and mortar reality to an underserved community. >> they want good produce, the good bakery, dairy and quality and affordable for them. >> the last full-service grocery

serving the clawson neighborhoods pulled out in the '70s leaving behind a food desert for 9,000 residents and when ahmady began pursuing his idea, step one was simple. come up with millions of dollars to acquire land, construct a new building 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 says it will be more than just a market. i am really excited that community members coming in and being able to do music or us being able to test run someone's homemade jam. >> in addition to fresh produce, it will have everything a grocery store delhi will specialize in. this couple can't wait. >> they'll serve organic foods and all kind of stuff and i'm having a baby so it's good for me. >> they'll have to drive to another city, san leandro, emoriville. >> special deals with vendors

will help them sell at or below the 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 ginning our better bay area on facebook. june is lgbt pride month. cities are kicking it off including in the east bay, yesterday in concord and city council members raised the pride flag at a special ceremony at city hall. today is contra costa pride in concord. there will be a deejay, food and a kids area and it will be at todo santos plaza. the auction to won a power lunch with warren buffett has ended and the winning bid was $4.5 million. that's a new record. the previous high bid was $3.4 million paid back in 2016 and 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 in new york city on a mutually agreed-upon date.

weather wise, it's foggy out there and let's check in with lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. >> hi, chris. low clouds and fog making their way around the bay except for inland, last report, concord and livermore were clear and the visibility has been reduced because the cloud deck is lower this morning. so as we look at that in miles we're looking at just under a mile there in half moon bay, pet petaluma and six miles in hayward. temperatures typically cool in san francisco today in the mid-60s and right now it is 51 and 53, san jose, 52 in morgan hill and 50 at the coast. another vantage point where we're looking at the low clouds and fog here, settling into the valley where it is 50, santa rosa, 56 in napa and concord and livermore and vacaville checking in at 57 and finally from walnut creek, hazy, but a lot of sun on the way and 80s continuing in

your forecast today so fog near the coast and bay with that marine layer compressed and we do have drizzle so you may need your wipers. inland ae'll have weekend and uy e comfo at th ti have wers thunderstorms from the northern sierra to the southern sierra and looking at low clouds and fog pushing back into the bay tonight and things quiet down after sunset and we'll do it all again tomorrow with more thunderstorms firing up right on through monday. so instability in the higher elevations while we keep it stable and just the way it should be for the beginning of june around here. if you're going to be at the coast today low 60s half moon bay in ocean beach, the wind 10 to 20 miles an hour and plenty of clouds right now. as we look at the forecast on monday this is when the numbers begin to warm up from the mid to upper 80s inland and still little changed at the coast and

by tuesday, this should be the warmest day of the week when we see the highs in the 90s and mid and upper 70s around the bay and more warmth along the shoreline from sausalito, 69, 64 in san francisco and by wednesday we have another nice, warm day with temperatures around the bay from the 60s to the low 90s, but taking a little bit of a slide after that. so plan on mid-60s today. downtown, 72 in oakland about 80 for you up in napa, and 78 for you in fremont and also palo alto and if you're headed to concord pavilion, nice and mild to warm and mid-70s by 8:00, you still have the sun out there and fading at 70 degrees and the accuweather seven-day forecast and we're looking at plenty of sun today and 60s coastline and upper 70s around the bay and mid-80s inland and a cooldown for your sunday with

temperatures coming down around 4 degrees bayside and inland and we'll rebound that going the other direction on monday and the warmest we've seen in wide a while for tuesday and wednesday and downloading the accuweather app and you can keep track of the temperatures throughout the climates. >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors and the nba finals and game two is tomorrow in toronto and we are well represented. mindy bach and dion lim are there for the game and our sports coverage of game two begins tomorrow with the dubs on 7 pregame show at 4:00 p.m. and nba countdown at 4:30 and game two of the nba finals is at 5:00 p.m. be sure to stay with us after the game with larry beil. >> dub nation, rise up. >> rise up, dub nation. >> let me hear you, dub nation. ♪ ♪ >> the warriors on abc 7. >> abc 7. >> abc 7. >> see the dubs on 7.

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abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and one area we focus on is education. in san jose, more students will now have an opportunity to keep learning during the summer break. with the end of the school year just weeks away in san helpeds help hundreds of students will have a safe and supportive place to spend the afternoons. >> san jose mayor announced the expansion of sj learns, an initiative to provide free summer school programming in some of the city's most vulnerable neighborhoods. >> the opportunity gap that exists right now isdu w does not? this summer more than 400 tk to third grade students from four elementary schools are part. more than half of them are english learners and the majority are minorities. city officials expect to serve 4400 students by 2021. >> between the end of the first

grade to the next, they can lose learning by not being in an educational environment. >> it is made possible by a $300,000 donation from alaska airlines. the airline has provided more than $1 million in grants and flights to those in the bay area. >> we're trying to close the achievement gap, families with a lot versus families without a lot can be even and we want to make sure that's where san jose is. >> the program has seen positive results across the board since it began four years ago. ? who knows who would be taking care of them? who knows if they'd have food to eat and i think that's one of the meaningful impacts that go beyond just the academic. >> business and community leaders working together to build a better bay area one student at a time. >> we know if a child is not reading at grade level by third grade they are four times more likely to be dropping out of high school and that's not tolerable for us. >> the city plans to expand the program to 26 schools across

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news to build a betteray area. this is abc 7 mornings. , that so much for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. we're off to a foggy start across the bay area. here's lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. >> check out the golden gate bridge. look how foggy it is. yes, the ceilings are low this morning and visibility in the north bay down to zero. petaluma and santa rosa, it is 51, san francisco and 58 mountain view and san jose with some gray sky and here from the roof camera you can see how gray it is out there. 50 in santa rosa, 55 by the delta. concord, not quite foggy yet at 55, but it is in the vicinity and here's the visibility in miles, just a mile at the coast. it's better inland and you can see the fog is just about everywhere around the bay. so by about 9:00 we'll see it pull back to the coast and temperatures then begin their climb into the 70s and 80s.

it's going to be a nice day today and a lot like yesterday and the sea breeze staying at the shoreline keeping it cool. chris? >> thank you. >> we are learning the lengths to which san francisco police went to find out who leaked the report of jeff adachi. we have the latest. >> san francisco police raided freelance journalist bryan carmody's home three weeks ago, seizing 68 items including computers, cameras, cell phones and notes. who leaked the incident report on jeff adachi in february. it contained photos of the north beach apartment where adachi died and details of a mystery woman known as caterina who was with adachi that night. police got permission from a judge just one week after adachi's dead for the day after adachi died. subscriber information, call detail records and sms usage and

mobile data usage and 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 a warrant and an alarming and deeply disturbing, in an effort to unmask the confidential source. the search goes further allowing police to have the telephone number device day or night including those locations not open to public or visual surveillance. secret spying without carmody's knowledge. >> it just shows a willingness to really push it to extreme limits in terms of tracking movements and getting a log of who you call and who's called you. >> smith says this is a clear violation of the first amendment and california's shield law which protects journalists and their sources. >> it may also be telling that

nowhere in the warrant did the word journalist appear. did the judge know? did the police try to hide that fact? no comment from police. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. time now is 6:33. the oakland coliseum now has a new name. the longtime hope of the oakland as and the raiders will officially become ring central coliseum. officials unanimously approved the change yesterday. the deal is valued at $1 million a year for the next three years with an option for the fourth year. ring central is based in belmont and specializes in corporate communications and temporary signs placed at the coliseum next week and permanent signs will replace them later. >> the valor games west is under way. yesterday more than a hundred wounded veterans gathered on coast guard island in alameda for the opening ceremony and the competition. they're taking part in various sporting events that they've just been introduced to like track and field, archery and powerlifting. >> it's important to build

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happening today. be prepared for street closures in san francisco as the annual union street festival takes placeill be on union from goff o fillmore. arts and crafts, music will line unionon food and there will be a carnival crossing for kids with games and sports and the festival runs from 10:00 until 6:00 today and tomorrow. it should be a nice day for those folks heading out there. >> yeah. it is june, june gloom. we know the routine. so you shouldn't despair because you know sun is on the way. emoriville looking at 56 rate now and it will be an awfully strange month, and 60s, 70s and 80s around the bay and slightly warmer today than tomorrow and we have more heat to talk about and that's all next in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> kevin durant is not playing in game two of the nba finals tomorrow, but he is on the road to recovery.

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in sport, the giants continue their road trip in the battle of first place team. san francisco take on the orioles at 1:05 p.m. and the as battle the astros, and the first pitch is at 7:07 p.m. the warriors will practice today ahead of game two against the raptors and it appears kevin durant is getting closer to returning. 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 game one after 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 in game two. this is video of k.d. friday in toronto. he's still rehabbing his right calf that has kept him off the floor since may 8th. yesterday, durant went into a light individual workout, but did not practice with the team. the warriors will not rush k.d. back into the lineup. >> this is a tricky one. if you re-injure the calf then that's it and he's done for the series. so when he's ready to play he'll play and that's our approach and i'm just not going to answer questions about do we miss him against this team or 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 when we have and then when he comes back we'll put him out there and 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, o'donnell and mindy. the warriors are not the only team from oakland playing in the big series and the as trying to close the gap taking on first place houston and the as came in as winners as 10 of the last 12 and no score in the third. matt chapman changes that and it's his 15th of the year and fourth in a week and that's a two-run shot. top seven, former a josh riddick gets houston on the board nearly into his old bleachers and the stros were tied at two. derek fisher, no, a different

one gets it off lou trev oino a houston goes on to beat the as, your final score 3-2 and the giants making their first trip to camden yard and top of the first, the two--run single by stephen duggar makes it 5-0 giants. their biggest, first inning of the year and drew pomerantz gave it all back and more in the bottom of the inning and the denny special. 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. congrats with bruce bocce in the dugout and pomerantz didn't make it out of the second and the two-run homer and the orioles go on to beat the giants and your final score 9-6. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a good weekend. >> let's go to the woman of the

hour, lisa argen tracking the forecast. it's foggy outside, but there are changes on the way. >> june 1st, the beginning of meteorological summer and yes, we're ready for changes. from the east bay hills camera, we can see the fog settling into the valley and we have fog in livermore this morning and it will clear and we're on the way to a nice, sunny day in walnut creek with temperatures in the lower 80s and we do cool down tomorrow and a little bit on monday, not as warm and we'll get a recovery on monday and look at the 90s arriving on tuesday and almost as warm on wednesday and by the end of the week things are cooler out there and santa cruz in the upper 50s right now. clouds along the northern california coast all of the way down toward santa cruz and we will look to about low 70s today with some sun there at the beach. here's live doppler 7 and the fog filling in around the bay and the visibility just at a mile and quarter mile petaluma

with six miles in hayward. you can see the low cloud deck at 1500 feet and it burns off quickly today by mid-morning. 52, san francisco and it is also 52 in morgan hill with 54 in oakland and upper 50s mountain view and half moon bay and look at how foggy it is at the san jose airport where we're not looking at any delays, but in the north bay it's chilly with the fog. 50 in santa rosa. 55 napa and 55 in fairfield and concord and livermore with the fog and san jose with the deck of low clouds here so certainly moving around the bay this morning so we have it by the coast, the bay and drizzle this morning and nonetheless, it is a warm to mild weekend and the mild temperatures at the coast with partial sun and temperatures climb into the 90s inland into next week and this is next week into monday and we are shy of that mid and upper 80s and typically cool at the

coast and by tuesday that should be one of the warmest days as we arrive in the low 90s for you. in antioch, 91 in fairfield with upper 70s around the bay and pretty warm and we'll hold on to the heat inland while the cooling begins later in the afternoon with the sea breeze, but still 70s for sausalito and that's a warm day and looking at highs today around the bay from the low 70s in oakland and a lot like yesterday and maybe a couple of degrees colder and 75 in san rafael and looking at the fog tonight keeping us in the low 50s and a bit of a temperature trend coming downward tomorrow so that will bring the coast back into the 50s and mid-70s around the bay with low 80s inland. today is a warmer day and monday we begin to warm up slightly and by tuesday and wednesday this is the warmest weather we've seen in quite some time. the numbers are heating up inland and download the accuweather app and just in time for the warmth and the summer

spread will cool back off thursday and friday. very typical for june to see this kind of pattern and probably welcoming it, right? >> absolutely. so nice to see the sun and the higher temperatures, too. >> lisa, thank you. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, we're show casing remarkable people who improve the lives of our community. dion lim introduces us to a woman who makes the farm a more inclusive place. meet our newest abc 7 star. >> what grows in thesoil stretc bounty. spend a bit of time and you will see something else growing. >> good job. >> beneath the warm santa cruz sun. >> it's been great to see him come to outside, a place where he can spread his wings. >> this is a place for everyone including thomas who has ought imto learn, to be loved and to flourish. >> thomas has become a much more

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