>> the community is vowing to remain strong and not giving into fear. jobina fortson is live with how the victims are being remembered. >> reporter: there was a huge showing of support for the grieving community last night. the man that organized the vigil outside of the city hall said he thought maybe 20 or 30 people would show up, but close to 1,000 people showed up because everybody wants to help this community move forward, and it was not just people in gilroy but other places as well. three young lives lost, ages 6, 13 and a man in his 20s, and on top of that the person responsible for this was one of their own. last night's vigil put a focus on those killed and everybody else working to heal. heal. >> this is my hometown, and something horrible happened and

it affects me personally, i have a cousin that was one of the people that was shot. >> reporter: this community has made it clear it's going to be a long road ahead for the recovery, but they remain gilroy strong. jobin jobina fortson. >> the suspect grew up in gilroy and was the grandson of a two-term santa clara supervisor, and he had been living with family members in nevada and that's where he legally bought the weapon used sunday evening. he would have been barred from evend s clected from rnia. wher he grew on the parked car

that could have been the gunman's car three bm sky 7 you robot alongside the vehicle, investigato investiga investigate ma particular ylarlo hrus. >> it's such a wonderful community. >> atf agents went door to door looking for surveillance video. one of the questions investigators are likely hoping to answer with the surveillance video is who brought this vehicle here and whether or not that person was alone. >> some witnesses told abc7 news they thought they saw a second gunman or accomplice. the weapon used was a variant of

an ak-47. the owner of the store where he bought the weapon posted on facebook, i did not know this individual and he ordered the weapon off my internet page. he's believed to have posted a message on instagram before the attack. a sociology professor said the book is popular in far right groups. >> it's part of a much larger set of propaganda literature that folks that identify with different aspects of white supremacist w as a way to support their beliefs. >> and that book celebrates wolf type of attacks. >> another person wounded in the attack is a 12-year-old girl

that was jumping in a bounce house when the firing began. >> translator: when he was reloading his rifle i ran towards my niece and grabbed her and we were all running. >> governor newsom met with that child in her hospital bed yesterday, and his visit yesterday came as a surprise. governor newsom said the visit left him at a loss for words. >> i don't know what i can say to make you feel better except god bless you and i'm so sorry. >> newsom said he spoke with the grandmother of the 6-year-old steven romero, the youngest fatality in sunday's mass shooting. >> you can get real time updates on our abc7 news

abc7news.com. more survivor stories are emerging from the shooting. >> we are learning new details about a bay area teen accused of murder in italy and it's not the first time he faced serious trouble. that's all ahead, but first it's 4:35. let's go over to meteorologist, mike nicco. >> good morning. i will start with the east bay shoreline where we are seeing an expansion of the clouds, if you will, and a slight chance of mist and drizzle. most of us around 57 to 59 degrees. let's expand this, and a lot of mid to upper 50s, just about everywhere until you get to concord, and the usual warmer spots, low to mid-60s for you. with the clouds increasing during the morning don't be surprised if there's patchy drizzle here and there especially the closer you are to the coast. it will be cool this morning but

warm this afternoon if you are headed back to the inland neighborhoods on mass transit, and we have a small craft advisory for the entire bay, if you will, or all areas of water. here's a look at the peninsula. cloudy through 9:00 and start to break out sunshine after that. and then low to mid-70s with total sunshine this afternoon. here's the south bay. we get sunshine a little quicker, about 9:00. then we will hang on the mid to upper 70s. head for our east bay valleys. we will see sunshine a little bit quicker, and maybe the clouds will hang around a little bit through 11:00. hanging out in the low to mid-80s this afternoon, again, about 20 degrees cooler than over the weekend. it felt really good yesterday afternoon. you said something about you were on the back porch -- >> yeah, reading my book and it was beautiful. >> slept great last night. let's hope we can do it again for the next couple nights. what are you watching this morning? >> it's quiet, and that's the way we like it especially if you

have to be up at 4:36. we will zoom in on our typically slow spot for our early-morning commuters heading out of the central valley from 205 and tracy up towards the we have roadwork on 880, various sections, both trdirections fro oakland towards hayward and that's not slowing things at this hour. drive times out of tracy, westbound into dublin, what a difference a day makes. yesterday was already over an hour at this time so nice and easy drive out of concord or antioch to concord. your drive from the city to san rafael looks good.

wonderful weather yesterday, it was clear as far as pollution,

and so maybe you have a the next couple of days to give it a try. very relaxing, and i recommend it. 63 in yeureka. that's how breezy it will be along the coast. and 87 in sacramento. yosmite 88. tahoe, we're going to be around 80 the next several days and then ramp up into the mid-80s with high clouds and sunshine for saturday and sunday but notice the threat of thunderstorms? there isn't, so no need to worry about it this weekend, natasha. and then we have information about one of the bay area teenss that stabbed somebody in italy. a judge ordered the two teens to remain in jail yesterday while the police continue their investigation.

"the chronicle" said he was a student at xavier prep acade ace elder turned himself in and it's not clear if he faced any discipli disciplinary action. >> we will have dan noyes' reports here and on the app. police say a man critically wounded a co-worker at a popeye's on lone tree way hours before. the victim was airlifted to a trauma center in credit cuitica condition. the defense in the ghost ship trial will deliver its closing arguments.

the prosecution gave its closing arguments yesterday. the two defendants acted with criminal negligence is what the da said, and the prosecution claims they have proven beyond a reasonable doubt the counts. more now on the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. a mother found herself caught in the middle of the gunfire. >> she tells abc news about how she carried her 11-month-old daughter while looking for safety. >> i remember runningand clutching her as tight to me as i could, and i just prayed, god, help her to see her first birthday in two more days. i have been going there t ens.l o a sudden we hear just pop, pop, pop, pop, and we heard

a huge swarm of people screaming, and somebody said there's a gun and somebody is shooting and we picked up the baby and ran into the back of our trailer thing and closed the door, and i don't know how long passed but 20 or 30 minutes when the police lead us out, and it's a three-hour ordeal. what stood out to me or shocked me when we are going in, when you are a vendor they don't check your bags, and my family was supposed to be there, and i have four girls and if that would have happened and he's alone with all four, there would have been a different end to likee are. not p be >> bay area sports teams are remembering victims of the gilroy shooting.

49er general manager, john lynch, addressed the massacre before practice yesterday. the giants and san jose sharks posted tweets concerning their condolences for the victims. >> you can find an interview with the president of ucsf for r tips on how to cope and talk to your children. here's mike with your forecast. >> let's take a look at what is going on. the peninsula, specificall specl e i will post information on social media if you have to leave soon. another breezy afternoon like we had yesterday. there will be minor changes, a degree or two, maybe three here

and there, barely noticeable as we head through friday and then you will notice the summer heat building on saturday and athe way through the early parts of next week. this area of high pressure for now it's moving off to the east and taking the heat with it. in its place, areas of low pressure strengthening and taking control and deepening the area of cool weather that will be sitting on top of us the next couple of days. in the south bay, we have 80s around los gatos, and mid to upper 70s for the rest of the south bay, including santa cruz at 73. head up the peninsula, a lot of low to mid-70s. low to mid-60s, 61 to 63 along the coast. daly city cooler at 60. 63 today in downtown san francisco. in the north bay, we start in the upper 70s and hit the upper 80s in calistoga and over along the east bay shore, struggling

to get up in the upper 60s with the breezes. low to mid-70s elsewhere. in the east bay valleys, maybe keep the air-conditioner off, low to mid-80s. mid to upper 50. my accuweather 7 day forecast, , we lose it tomorrow and then hit the mid-90s by friday but mid-60s at the coast. we are still looking at light conditions this early tuesday morning. let's look at your north bay drive. we head to the richmond san rafael bridge, and those headlights heading towards the toll plaza. a couple cars backed up there paying cash on the left-hand side of your screen. about an eight-minute drive across the span. we will look at, anhe hdlhtuth road and on towards the north gate mall and civic center and you can see everybody is at the limit, no delays here and no fog

in the north bay, so far so good. we do see a lot of green out there this early morning and we will look at the bridge drive times for you. richmond san rafael bridge, 6 minutes, and san mateo bridge, 12 minutes to get to foster city, and dumbarton bridge, a couple minutes so far. and sony producing a wearable air-conditioner. job cuts quarter. >> there could be a new way to keep your cool during the heat. >> somebody is developing a wearable air-conditioner, yand they expect the price tag around 115 bucks.

finally, if you are big on using food delivery apps you may not like this. >> a new survey of 500 food delivery drivers finds 28% of them admit to eat from the order before dropping it off. can i get a fry? >> those are your tech bytes. >> have a great day. the new warning for credit card customers this morning. a flight headed to hong kong forced to return to san francisco as

welcome back at 4:52. as we go into the lunch hour, look at the clouds still around from about sausalito, tiburon southward towards san mateo bridge. that area like yesterday, pretty cloudy. in the afternoon hours you will thin out, but notice the clouds along the coast. they will be stubborn but will let go a little bit as we have a small craft ties for breezy conditions so watch out for those. the a's are taking on the brewers, a quick two-game set. tonight let's look for more fun. a hacker got her hands on

the personal data of more than 100 million people that applied for credit cards. the fbi has arrested a seattle software engineer in connection with the breach. no credit card numbers or log-ins were released but social security numbers and bank account numbers were compromised. investigators say they tracked down paige thompson because she allegedly posted the stolen information to a site using her actual name and e-mail address. her roommate says he thinks she didn't mean to hurt anybody. >> had no infairious intentions with the data. >> capital identity protections. a mechanical issue

experienced not long after taking off, and it had to circle four hours before it could land back at the airport. it finally did so around 7:00 last night and nobody was hurt. back to me, so let's talk about what's going on with your forecast. i want to show you what it looks like from the roof camera, it's 55 degrees. here's a look at the temperatures today versus average. one degree cooler than average. san rafael, and you can see san francisco and san jose, four degrees below. concord and redwood city five to seven degrees cooler than we should be this time of the year. if you put off the yard work over the weekend, this is about as warm as it's going to get. this is out near antioch, low to mid-80s. everywhere else, 60s and 70s. here's a look at wednesday. looks like today, however you can see a few exceptions. we start to hit 91 in antioch,

and 90s around cloverdale. then friday, that's probably the last day where we are going to have minimal 90s, places like antioch because it just keeps get aing warmer through the weekend. let's get back to sue with the commute. if you have to be up this early on this tuesday morning, we have a look at the east shore freeway, and from our emeryville camera, you can see everybody is moving up the limit here. once you get into the toll plaza, we have slight delays for the cash pay lanes, they are getting through nicely. no metering lights yet. we will check back on your bay bridge commute in just a little bit. overall we are looking good with a lot of green out there with the exception of the early-morning commuters from tracy where the 205 and 580 merge up towards the altamont

pass. a little slowing there but a 35-minute ride as you make your way towards livermore. from highway 4, hercules to the mayse, and then the bay bridge, a 27-minute drive all the way from hercules into san francisco at this time, and your drive to sfo from there is about ten minutes. >> thank you. sorry, mom, mini vans are not selling like they used to. sales rebounded a bit after the recession but have fallen 32% over the last two years. the minivan share overall in the u.s. market is under 3%. if only our eyes worked more like an iphone, and if san diego researchers have their way, you just might be able to. the lenses are suppose to give wearers a better look at things far away like binoculars do.

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at 5:00 a.m., the bay area coming together after the gilroy shooting. how you can help survivors and victims' families. >> gun violence now of course weighing on many peoples' minds and the discussion has started in san francisco. it's round two of the democratic primary debates. you are never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist, mike nicco. >> let me set the table for what you can expect today. the sea breeze is out there, and 24 at concord, and 25 in fairfield. a nice hea