firefighter who died at the scene. a 54-year-old fire captain was also shot. he was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery where he is now in stable condition. the gunmen left the fire station and barricaded himself inside of his home and then set it on fire. he was found dead with a self- inflicted gunshot wound. >> i heard the helicopters outside. i came out and saw dozens of police cars arriving and saw the smoke from the house but not a single fire engine. i knew it wasn't just a house fire. >> the firefighter who died worked with the department for more than 20 years. detectives are investigating the motive. an hour from now the santa clara county sheriff's office will update the vta shooting and will release body camera footage. we will bring that to you live when that happens. we have support on for the victims families. >> reporter: nearly one week after the bay area's cility as employee unleased terror that no one saw coming before

unleashing a gun on himself. >> we are asking customers to be patient and we are trying to work as hard as we can. >> stacy processes light rail operations will be suspended indefinitely to give employees the time they need to grieve. >> to support each other, to take advantage of counseling services and other resources so we are not requiring them to come to work while they need that time. >> at san jose city hall, this memorial reminder of nine souls taken too soon. mechanics, operators and maintenance workers who were friends, fathers, sons and significant others to so many who knew them. >> in weeks, months and years to come, the loss will be very real. >> a fund set up by working partnerships u.s.a. and the thought a labor counsel to provide support for victims families. >> we want to make sure they are not worried about how they are going to put food on the table or how to pay for their

rent. those are the things that as a community we have to step up to support these families and families like them. >> reporter: as many wonder if the tragedy could have been prevented, the state representative who represents san jose is calling for the expansion and improvement for california's red flag laws which are meant to prevent mass shootings. >> making sure every californian understands the tools available to them and they can intercede and they can let the appropriate authorities or officials know when they detect something that is amiss without the stigmatizing anybody or breaching privacy. >> for now, these tracks will stay silent partly in tribute to the men that spent years keeping these communities moving. 100 years ago, a violent mob of white men attacked the black residents of the greenwood district in tulsa, oklahoma. 300 black americans were killed in that area and black wall street was destroyed. today is the anniversary in

tulsa.meitof greenwood. a thriving hub of black-owned businesses in tulsa, oklahoma nicknamed black wall street. untold amounts of generational wealth wiped out in 24 hours. it left an estimated 300 black americans dead and 10,000 displaced. president joe biden today visiting the greenwood cultural center and meeting with survivors of the massacre and other descendents. >> the pain of that day is still fresh. so is her pain for a lack of reckoning. no one was ever punished or held accountable for the massacre. there is currently a lawsuit against the city of tulsa for estimated $1.8 million in property claims loss from back then. >> some are so her

can't be buried no matter how hard people try. >> there are calls to do more. the president says the attacks and greenwood persisted across generations and the federal government must recognize and acknowledge the the the the the >> this afternoon he is and billing steps the government will take to boost contracting with small disadvantaged businesses by 50%. there is an interagency effort to address inequalities and housing appraisals and as a part of biden's infrastructure plan, there is $10 billion for community revitalization projects to help fight greenwood. >> this was a a a a a a >> there is also the hotly contested issue of reparation. there is a bill making its way through the house that would

study and develop proposals if president joe biden supports it but it will face an uphill battle in the senate. in california a first in the nation task force meant to begin a two-year study on possiblereraons fo black community impactby slavery. liz kreutz is joining us with more on the landmark meeting and what they hope to achieve in the long run.long run.long r. >> this was the first meeting for the california reparations task force which as you mentioned was the first of its kind in the country. it was proposed by shirley weber when she was an assembly member and signed into law last year by governor newgovernor n more than a year after the killing of george floyd prompted a nationwide racial awakening, a california task force leading the way in the push for equity. today, the california reparations task force met for the very first time marking the beginning of a two-year process to consider reparations for the black community. >> i think my ancestors would want me to say to you always, it is time. it is time for folks to

acknowledge that the harm that has been done. >> california is poised to lead the way. >> among the nine members of the first of its kind force, the group will study and propose possible ways to right the wrongs of slavery and discrimination, the effects of which are still felt today. >> what does it feel like to be in a country where you are continually abused, misused, ignored and no one stops and says we were wrong. >> john powell is proud to see california taking this step. >> with at the disparities today. these institutional structures were put in place. >> critics of the task forces mission said reparations could be divisive and california did not have slaves but supporters believe it will be healing and

pave the way for importing change across the country. >> the victims and acknowledgment and apology by the perpetrator. i think america cannot heal until they have acknowledged they have done something wrong. >> this task forcetask forcetase forth the first report and we want to be clear this is simply a task force to study reparations and make possible recommendations. nothing yet is being put law. i know they are starting this discussion but what could possible reparations look like? who may be eligible to receive them? >> this is where things get really complicated. we don't know what this group will come up with but some past proposals have been money r whc

eligible, some people have suggested those who can trace their heritage to slavery. prof. powell says it should be broader given the discrimination black communities have faced fo generations. thank you, liz. shifting gears, let's take a live look outside from our mount tam camera. temperatures a little more pleasant and spots as in not so hot. we will check in with spencer for the forecast. >> what you just so is a reason it is not so hot. here is a look at what is going on. we have some inland heat holding on especially in parts of the north bay where a heat advisory remains in effect for virtually all of lake county and the eastern two thirds of mendocino county until 8:00 this evening. temperatures highs range from 90 is up to 100 degrees. again, the heat advisory expires tonight. >> in any event i will show you the current wind speeds. we have quite a cooldown from

yesterday. eight degrees to 11-12 or 14 degrees. along with the heat retreating we also have quite a significant cooldown and it is breezy out there as it has been as of late around the bay area. we have the strongest breezes near the coast with wind speeds of 20-25 mph. in some inland communities we have wind speeds of 15-22 mph. some of those areas will get gustier later in the evening. i will have the full forecast coming up a little bit later. california is building on the progress made in the fight against covid-19. the seven day test positivity rate is .7%. that is really low. approximately 17 million californians, roughly 43% are fully vaccinated. today, moderna said it is confident they will receive full fda approval for their vaccine now that it has compiled six months of safety data. to bay area counties advancing tiers and the

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developing on the peninsula and a critical juncture in lacey peterson and her son. they want to sort out whether scott peterson will get a new trial or be sentenced. david louis tells us what could happen next in this nearly 20- year-old case. >> the comp the scott peterson case appeared dressed in his prison jumpsuit over a camera feed while a judge discussed a path forward. you will be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for the murder of his wife lacey or a hearing will decide whether he should be given a new trial after the

california supreme court found irregularities in a juror's statements during selection for the penalty phase. on friday the district attorney decided to take the death penalty off the table. the situation puts peterson in a potentially precarious situation. >> they have the right to put the death penalty on the table. they have changed their mind once so i suppose they can change their mind again but they did say the death penalty was on the recordthe recordthe d >> peterson first must declare whether he can afford to pay harris. if matt harris has asked to be paid from public funds. talking to reporters outside of the redwood city courthouse, harris expressed

trial will allow him to present evidence that reveals who killed lacy peterson who was 27 and pregnant with a boy when she disappeared from their home on christmas eve 2002. the bodies washed up from san francisco bay about four months later. >> essentially they are delaying the inevitable. this case is going to get overturned eventually. the facts are coming out. more and more we are learning about what happened. we think we know who killed lacy peterson. we think the information is coming out and will come out. >> the next hearing is scheduled for june 18. >> in the south bay questions swirling in san jose after police shot and killed a man in front of his home late last night. amy hollyfield with the latest. >> san jose police say they were on test drive last night around 9:45 because they were following up on and investigation. then, the situation turned deadly. >> there was a confrontation. there were some shots fired by one of our officers. subsequently suspect was struck and he was pronounced >>

neighbors. >> we know the family across the street. they are wonderful wonderful wo i am very distraught about that. >> is a wonderful nice young man. i don't know what happened. >> the family of the man who was killed has questions too.'s mother canvassed the neighborhood looking for surveillance camera cameras that can answer her questions. when we asked for comment she said black lives matter. police would not say what they were investigating in this neighborhood last night. they also would not say what provoked them to shoot whether the man was armed only this. >> it was a very deadly situation that occurred here last night which caused them to react in the way they did. this is a very complex, complicated investigation. i know there is a lot of questions right now our focus, we really want the family of the suspect -- the deceased individual to get the facts from us first.

>> there is a lot of information to share and in the next few days they will explain what they were doing out here, why they were investigating this man and why they felt they had to shoot. >> and influential california labor group kicked off the campaign to fight the recall against governor newsome. union leaders at the california labor federation says recalling this sum will threaten improved working conditions for millions of essential employees. they will mobilize volunteers to go door to door to speak with voters urging them not to support the effort. newsom has been good to workers during the pandemic fighting for stronger protections and higher pay. >> it threatens the decades of progress we have made on issues critical to working families like higher pay, sick leave, paid family leave and the right to join a union.

>> according to a recent poll from the nonpartisan public policy of california, 6 in 10 california voters said they approve of his handling of the pandemic. only 40% say they supported removing him from office. a big day for students, faculty and alumni. today former warriors officer jason richardson led a ribbon- cutting ceremony for the newly renovated gymnasium. they funded these upgrades featuring a new court sporting the names of legendary make lineman stars like bill russell. >> this is the opportunity for us to continue to grow the opportunity. we are a small high school. kids are going to be excited and want to be a part of what is going on in there. >> in addition to the renovation they receive new uniforms, basketballs and a scholarship for a graduating senior. you may have noticed the warriors logo and center court.

> noto our atr rrr. spencer christian. doesn't that sound good? >>it was sound better if we had some extreme weather than i will feel like and whether warrior. we have a vigorous onshore flow. you can see in the background behind the skyline of san francisco. and building marine layer which is a bit more robust than it was this time yesterday. 59 in san francisco. 73 at mountain view. san jose 75. 55 at half moon bay. you can see low clouds hovering over the golden gate right now. the temperature 71 at napa, 84

novato. santa rosa a 72. 89 at livermore. it is pretty warm in the farther inland locations. they view from of the above the expanding marine layer these are the forecast features. low clouds and fog will continue. we will have morning clouds giving way to afternoon sun and a generally mild to warm pattern for the remainder of the week. he was a forecast animation taking us through the overnight hours. notice how expensive the marine layer will be reaching inland overnight. there will be lingering clouds bright day tomorrow. not bright overnight. low temperatures will be in the low to mid 50s and then tomorrow's highs will range from mid-50s at the coast where it would be breezy to mainly mid and upper 60s around the

bay shoreline. it will warm-up from low to mid with low to mid 90s at lakeport and ukiah. we are going to have good air quality tomorrow and thursday. once again we can breathe freely. here is the accuweather 7-day 7 forecast. mainly sunny skies through the seven-day period with not much of a change in the temperature range tomorrow through friday. we will see a little bit of a warm-up on saturday with inland highs approaching 90 degrees and minor calling by a few degrees. temperatures will drop below the seat of >> you have got to see this. a teenager takes on a bear. what was she thinking as she ran toward the animal? >> the best cities for advanced non-sma c

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now to consumer news. michael finney is here with a look at the headlines. >> you may soonmay soonmay soonn at your neighborhood 711. they are looking to attract electric vehicle drivers by installing 500 direct current fast charging portraits at port locations across north america by the end of 2022.

these charging stations will be owned and operated by 7-eleven as a host to the fuel at the gas stations and they must be purchased by suppliers. the move by 7-eleven could give them an advantage over other charging providers because the stores are closed to hi and major roads. there is a new report on how americans spend their stimulus money. by the look of things use the money to stimulate the economy that much. not with their second and third checks. 74% of americans actually spend the money they received from that very first checkfirst check early 2020. that wasn't the case with the two latter payments when half of americans used the checks to pay off personal debt. 11% of americans use the money from the first check to actually pay off debt. bragging rights for fremont residents. they rank second overall on wallet hubs., annual lives in the best place to raise a family in the united states.

only kansas ranked this marks for education and childcare as well as help safety. santa rosa ranked 37th and oakland 134th. detroit ranked last on the list of 182 major cities. i don't know what i think about this list. >> i congratulated fremont for being number four. they are consistently up there. >> they are. it is a nice city. >> happening tonight, san francisco kicks off pride month by illuminating the triangle on twin peaks.

they will stay lit up. it is embraced by the community as a symbol of pride but in germany it was used in concentration camps or to identify prisoners. we spoke to the founder and organizer patrick carney. >> the first time we put it up as a renegade cross project in the dark of night so we wouldn't be arrested. afterwards, we found out a lot of people didn't know what it was and they weren't necessarily young people. it was people in general that thought it was another colorful symbol for the rights movement. that is where the ceremonies came in. would like to educate people about what the pink triangle this. >> mayor london breed another officials will be on hand for our new scented oils give you our best smelling scents. now crafted with more natural ingredients and infused with essential oils that are 100% natural. give us one plug and connect to nature.

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this is abc 7 news. this week as a part of efforts to build a better better bay area. we are focusing on tourism how it has changed through the pandemic and how it is bouncing back as we head into summer. when will san francisco feel normal again? we are talking bustling streets, packed hotels, busy conventions. are we talking weeks, months, years? stephanie sierra to to the streets to find out. >> you could take a cable car to work. you can eatcan eatcan eatcan eat gaze at the golden gate all within a five-mile radius. >> we have everything. the bridge,

>> i would say i will be staying here until i get old and it is a time for me to retire. >> she would never leave not through the 1989 earthquake or even through the pandemic. >> this is one of those times that we have to and helpful. >> hopeful tourism will return. no doubt it will. the question is, >> we think we are already seeing it. people are already making reservations for summer weekends, summer stays. >> john kimball is the area general manager for the westin st. francis. he says the real boost when i come and tell conventions and and business travel do too. the iconic hotel would easily fill all 1200 rooms. now, on their busiest weekend,

they are lucky toto >> business levels really plummeted to low >> 85%. thankfully, none of the hotels in san francisco permanently closed. most are on the road recovery. >> during the pandemic it drops down to 20%. today, if it is a busy weekend, hotels may reach 60% on a good night. >> it will be a slow recovery. we will see the tourism first and we will see small meetings coming back and conferences as well.

it is important we get our conventions back. >> conventions are the secret weapon to getting the city back on track. >> we keep looking at the calendar and we are hoping it as soon. this seems to beto beto event planners are thinking about, bringing conferences back. >> from mass vaccination site back to mass homes they will return in the fall. the first one to sneak in before, a group of 1000 hand surgeons. the attending groups will start small but are expected to grow in size by september. >> we anticipate some groups can be on the 10,000-20,000 people coming to san francisco and we are excited to see that happen. >> he explains in a normal year, the mask only center accommodates a 30-40 conventions. >> we will be lucky to have 8-

10. that is a realistic estimate says the building will be closed for most of the year. next year we will get in a more normal cycle of conventions. it is still early to tell if the attendance will be at the normal level. >> painfully it is leaning in that direction but in order to really feel alive again, that will take some time. >> it will be several years before we are fully recovered and probably at least three years. >> at least three years for full recovery giving us hope for 2025. for now, it is small steps like spotting cable cars. that was just a test. we get the real deal in the fall. >> that is exciting.is exciting. >> more excitement is just weeks away. >> this june will be our first

wedding returning. >> a promising sign giving us a glimpse of normalcy. >> i cannot wait. i am working with coworkers and i see the lobby is packed with people again. >> that time comes and we will say, i told you. it is back. it is alive. here we are. we made it. >> that will be a moment celebrate. all week long we are looking at a return to tourism in the bay. tomorrow hotels in the home this. thursday vaccine passports. how important are they? friday, wine country tourism. you can watch all of the stories any time on our abc 7 bay area connected to the app wherever you stream. >> london breed announced she

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time now for the 4 we have spencer and then joining. this is incredible. a 17-year-old takes on a bear after seeing her family's dogs were in danger in their southern california backyard. >> he -- haley push the bear off the fence and rounded up the dogs. this have been yesterday afternoon in bradberry. haley and her mom talk to our sister station in los angeles. >> honestly, i didn't know it was a bear until after i pushed it. i didn't register it was a bear. i said it was an animal.

it is taking mymymymymymy must protect my child. pushed the bear and i said oh my god! i just pushed a bear. i feel like i am insein. i didn't know i had it in me, to be honest. does that? who in their right mind pushes a bear? >> i watched the videos probably attentive times. i have watched the other couple of videos from inside >> very brave. did you notice the bear came back up right away? it looks like a couple of behind.

it was very brave.very brave.ve. >> spencer, she is the mama bear. she will be a great mother someday. >> she has those instincts. >> you will have to get past security first. that is another story. i am just thinking, what is it going to be like for the bear when the other bears see the video? come on! what kind of bear are you? it is going to be rough when that goes viral in the bear community. no more pro basketball games in washington, d.c. for one overzealous fan. the washington wizards issued a statement saying the men who rush the court in last night's

playoff game only to be tackled by a security guard has been banned from the capital one arena. they will be pursuing criminal charges. it was the latest instance of bad behavior by a fan and an nba game. one guy through a tic war bolessell westbrook. anstbroo >> trey young was spat at, right? >> yeah. i don't know what is happening with people that they are acting out. i don't know if it is copycat stuff but it has to stop. 99.9% of the fans going to games are normal and follow the rules. i don't know what is happening to this small group. >> we have seen this on more and more airplanes. if you can't behave in a civil and civilized manner you don't

belong amongst people. i am all for cracking down in a very stern way against people who act out like this. >> do you think we make it worse when we show these knuckleheads on tv? should we not show them at all? >> i don't think so. >> i don't think those knuckleheads are thinking about this at all. i will say, if this keeps up, the players are going to be saying get me back to the bubble when there were no fans in the arena. who could blame them? >> i do know a few players who were say you want to come at me? let's come back where there are no cameras and we will settle this and that will be the last fan that tries to do anything. >> indeed! all right, let's stop that behavior on the planes and basketball arenas and all of it. one state offering a new incentive to get residents vaccinated. a gun giveaway. west virginia will give away five custom hunting rifles shotguns to any resident gets a

shot. the announcement was made by gov. jim justice yesterday. there are other prizes like full ride scholarships and lifetime hunting and fishing licenses. west virginia has some of the lowest vaccination rates in america and the highest vexing hesitancy among residents. what do you think, spencer? >> well, i think they need more scholarships than guns and trucks. that is just my thought there. >> i agree with spencer exactly. i agree. that is a good point. although, it is a different part of the country and a different effort -- different priorities. if it is an incentive to get people to come out and get a vaccine i suppose that is okay too. spencer makes a very good point. >> luxe, that is not what i would have chosen but they know their state presumably and i know the folks who are

hesitant. >> press in the bay area it is probably like you get a free parking space in life and you say yeah, but that shot in my arm. >> different strokes for different folks. one of the many reasons we are not moving to west virginia. as of today, las vegas and the entire state of nevada is open without restrictions fully vaccinated people will not need to wear masks. we are talking about hotels, restaurants and casinos. intro vegas of style the moment was celebrated when the clock struck midnight. my daughter was in the middle of that somewhere. the only exceptions are masks will be inside hospitals and on public transportation.

>> vegas is not a place where good judgment often prevails. i hope people who are vaccinated are the ones that take off their masks and get close to one another and everybody else, let's do the right thing. >> yeah! that is true. >> i still wonder. >> it is fun to see reactions. >> if i do that again i will think how many hundreds or thousands of people put a hand on this thing and did

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the number of current and former athletes voicing their support for tennis star naomi osaka and her decision to withdraw from the frenfrenfrenfn continue to grow. she was fined $15,000 for refusing to attend her postmatch media availability. she issued a statement revealing her decision was due to mental health struggles since 2018. rod benson told abc 7 news that he supports her decision describing the idea of a postgame news conference as as antiquated. >> nowadays there is not much out of it other than got you journalism, really. your hoping athletes is something that is not cookie- cutter. all we are hoping to do is say

something that will not get us in trouble. in that way, the only thing that is interesting is if there is some sort of bait breakdown in communication. >> the committee that oversees tennessee's grand slam events issued a statement offering the support and assistance to osaka adding that mental health is a challenging issue which deserves the utmost attention.u. you talk about football basketball baseball reporters can go in the locker rooms, the clubhouses and talk to the athletes. tennis, the only chance you get to ask a question is at a postmatch news conference. you have no interaction whatsoever. it is a unique situation. >> i advocate to try to speak with athletes but if she is suffering they couldn't cut her a break this this this >> app. >> do what you have to do right now. it is tough. >> with turn our attention to the weather. it is a little more pleasant

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