>> get behind that engine block. get behind the block. >> new video shows the moment law enforcement entered the active shooting situation at the railyard. what the contact team encountered. protesters demanding justice for a man officers shot and killed, the surveillance photos police released in the case. and also this morning, your child's next visit to the pediatrician could include an opportunity to get the vaccine for covid-19. the return of live shows in san francisco. if you want to see hamilton in person, you will want to hear this. good morning on this wednesday, june 2nd. you are watching abc7 mornings, live wherever you stream. >> we want to start with a check the weather with mike nicco. hi, everybody. let's look at what is going on with the winds today because they will tell the tale. we have a stiff northwesterly

breeze that turns left at the golden gate. it shoots through the delta, fairfield has 33-mile-per-hour winds. northwest winds are pushing down into the south bay also you can see there, san jose, northward, it is already cloudy. some of those clouds are giving away a little mist this morning. so don't be surprised if you are moving through the hills and the coast, a little bit of that falls on you or is hanging in the air. temperatures inland, cooling once again. 90s are gone except for around lake port and ukiah. and 77 in san jose, san rafael, 75. and 60s around san mateo. we will talk about how much cooler it will be coming up in the seven-day forecast. san jose police are expected to give another update about a deadly police shooting today. protesters are demanding justice for a man officers shot and

killed. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> this crowd of people marching on the guadeloupe freeway to police headquarters chanting the name of demetrius stanley. pictures show stanley pointing a gun at officers as they were conducting an armed robbery investigation. family members tell our news partners that is not the whole story. they say neighbors home security video show police officers were in plain clothes in unmarked vehicles and did not announce themselves as police. the police department said it is being transparent with the family. >> officer involved shooting, person of color. there is a lot of questions. people want answers. we are meeting with the family. we are sharing as much information as we can with them. >> the monday night shooting marks the second deadly police shooting of the year by san jose

police. >> today marks one week since a mass shooting in san jose that left nine bta employees dead. as the community continues to mourn the lives lost, this investigation is picking up. the sheriff's office just released new body camera video. our reporter amy hollyfield is live with what they are sharing with us. amy? >> reporter: we do have the video. we want to warn you it does contain disturbing images and sounds, like the sound of gunshots. it shows what happened here one week ago today. it takes you inside those terrifying moments. >> reporter: as the contact team is moving through the dispatch center, one shot is heard. >> reporter: shots were still being fired as offics arrived d ormed i blding. they s tnmped ove

in a chair. they see the gun in his hand. he had shot himself. the sheriff applauded the brave work of the officers who responded last wednesday. she said they were carrying out their active shooter training which involves law enforcement from different agencies all working together. >> it was put into action by the sheriff's office and san jose police officers who hardly spoke a word to each other. they knew that their job was. they did their job and confronted the suspect that took his own life. >> reporter: nine bta employees were shot to death in the attack on their work place. investigators found more ammunition on the gunman. they believe he would have kept shooting people if the officers had not arrived and confronted him. so they believe the officers saved lives last wednesday. live in san jose, amy

hollyfield, abc7 you can help support the victims' families today. denny's restaurant in santa clara county will donate 50% of the proceeds. you can also make a donation at the register. this is at all locations in the county all day today. and you can donate online. head to abc7.com and look for how to help vta shooting victims. that will show you the links to all verified gofundme pages and the main donation site. this morning another investigation is underway in a work place shooting at a southern california fire station. jobina is at the live desk with what we know so far. >> thank you. an off-duty firefighter killed a fellow firefighter yesterday morning at the station. the victim was a 44-year-old firefighter who died at the scene. a second victim, a 54-year-old fire captain was critically hurt and is still in the hospital this morning. after the shooting, police say

the gunman drove to his home and set it on fire before killing himself. >> i have always prayed that we would never have a line of duty death. and never thought that if it occurred, it would occur in this fashion. >> the firefighter who died worked with the department for more than 20 years. sources tell our sister station in los angeles that the suspect was involved in an ongoing dispute with a coworker. >> thank you. the alameda county fire department is flying its flags at half staff in the wake of the shooting. the department tweeted this photo saying our hearts go out to the los angeles county fire department, family, friends, community. officials are blaming fireworks for a vegetation fire that destroyed two apartment buildings in antioch. officials released pictures from the scene. a 44-year-old man is under

arrest. he threw a fire cracker into the field behind the apartments. the fire destroyed 8 units and displaced 40 people. let's talk about what is going on temperature wise. we will start in the south bay neighborhood. 52 in san theresa, 51 in morgan hill, the cool spot is los gattos. this way and elsewhere, a lot of 50s out there, napa, san francisco, and also half moon bay. the rest of us in the low to mid-50s. clouds are on the increase throughout the morning commute as you can see from our camera. they are hanging low. they have more moisture in them than yesterday. some mist is possible during the morning commute. we will have the usual clouds pulling back to the coast, keeping you in the 50s. 67 to 78 for the inland temperatures. at 4:00, 72 to 83, no more 90s.

the heat is broken. a comfortable evening with 50s on the way. you can see the cloud cover making it to walnut creek right now. the heat is broken small craft advisory. make sure you wear a strong spf if you are out exercising. that is our biggest concern because the forecast for tree and grass pollen remains moderate. that's good news. we have cooler weather coming up in the seven-day forecast coming bog advisoryoory for the privilege and a wind advisory for the benicia bridge and the altamonte pass. 80, all of the headlights westbound, traffic picked up yesterday following the memorial day holiday, so we are expecting

that trend to continue as people come back to work. giving you a look at the bay area, the only slowdown is out of tracey for our super commuters. expect the slow speeds. as you travel westbound, fog around highway 1. that is not usually a commuter corridor. everything else is looking good. bay area pediatricians are giving covid-19 shots to kids. this is part of the next to expand vaccination efforts. in larkspur, a pediatrics is offering the vaccine, one of the first in the bay area. recently, most kids had been getting vaccine shots at clinics run by large health systems or county health departments. pfizer's vaccine is authorized to kids as young as 12. moderna's may soon follow. the minimum age is expected to drop gradually to 5 and then 2 and then potentially to babies as young as 6 months. i'm excited to say hamilton

is coming back to san francisco and tickets go on sale this morning. the show gets the orthium theater until september 5th. then it goes to san jose. hamilton canceled shows last april because of the pandemic. two major music festivals are coming back in 2022. coachella will be in april. we still don't know who will head line. rage against the machine was among the acts set this year before it was canceled. passes go on sale this friday. stagecoach will happen in april. organizers have not announced when those tickets go on sale. the warriors give back, the major renovation giving oakland students a brand new space. and celebrating pride, the lighting ceremony for the pink

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seven people charged in a fentanyl bust in the bay area are scheduled to be in court today. more than 40 pounds of fentanyl was seized from two suspected stash houses in oakland and san leandro last month along with $30,000 in cash. six people from the east bay were taken infoocustody during this operation along with one person from oregon. the chp is asking for help finding an 81-year-old grandmother, jean canfungleft her home for a walk on friday. she was last seen at the marina and fill more street. she was wearing a pink jacket and ugg boots. an alert is in effect for several counties. this morning through the

fog, the pink triangle in san francisco is lit up for month. >> three, two, one. hit it. >> last night you can see mayor london breed, house speaker nancy pelosi lighting up the lights. sister roma got a little emotional while explaining what the pink triangle means to her. >> the illuminated pink triangle up on the hill over looking all of san francisco is the most impactful meaningful beacon of light and hope to people like me all over the world, to let them know that there is a place where you can go and you will be safe and welcomed. it also tells the rest of the world, get with it. >> san francisco h for 26 years now. it will be elumeinated from dusk

until sunrise through july 1st. san francisco city hall is also lighting the beginning of pride month lit up in a beautiful shade of pink. the san francisco giants are the first team in major league baseball to wear pride colors on their game worn hats and uniforms. players will wear the special uniforms when they host pride night at oracle park on saturday. next month there will be two pride movie nights and you will see me there. this month we are looking back at 30 years since san francisco unified created the nation's first lgbtq student serves. in 1978, the braves initiative sought to ban gays and lesbians from working in the schools. the initiative did not pass but it brought about awareinous leading to the creation of programs for lgbtq youth. the program was started 30 ago. the q for queer or questions

would come later. >> we started with curriculum development, training teachers how to use the words gay, lesbian, transgender, questioning. over the years sfusd has added more programs including a queer trans advisory panel. there is a list of events going all month long and you can find it by going to our website. a southern california teenager is talking about her backyard encounter with a mama bear. she pushed, yes, pushed the animal when it went after her dogs. as you can see in the video, she is lunging at the bear and

pushing the bear off the ledge. she only had some scrapes on her knee and a sprained finger. >> it didn't register in my head that it's a bear. i was like, it's an animal and it's taking my child and i must protect my child. i pushed the bear and was like, oh, my god, i just pushed a bear. >> uh-huh. well, one wildlife expert said this was a dangerous move. it is better to stay in the house or try to prevent the bear from getting in the back yard before it even gets to this level. >> i watched that five times. applause to her. >> right. it is one of the bravest things i've ever seen. >> no applause, honey. >> why? >> those dogs, it would have dleho running pushingm a bear?

>> she is. >> no. >> i might too. i have to say. >> i would say a prayer for those dogs and in about 10 minutes go check on them and hope that all is well. >> it is not going to be well. >> i was wondering if the mama bear respected the fact that she was protecting her babies when she was pushed off the ledge. >> oh, i see you. you're a mama to. >> i get you. >> i see you. >> i'm going to leave you alone. i'm not going to eat you. >> yeah, don't do it but i would do it. right? >> that was fight or flight. you take over and you never know what you will do for your kids, come on. >> i have learned a lot about you two just now. >> me and reggie are on the same page on this one. lts talk about what is going on. here's a look at 880 at the coliseum looking northward. you can see it is covering the east bay hills. watch out for the mist at higher elevations.

because the marine layer is taller and covering more layers, it will take it longer to get off the coast. temperatures will be close to where they were yesterday. same pattern. significantly cooler.ern allhe w high pressure is retreating off to the east as this big trough of low pressure and cooler weather is poised to move in. that's when we will see a change in the forecast. it will take several days to get here. you can look at the cloud cover and by noon, everything is back to the coast except for the fog rolling across. that will be a mainstay. already, the sun sets before the cloud cover. 80s around gilroy, upper 70s in the south pay. mid-60s on the peninsula. stubborn 50s on the coast to barely 60 ipdowntown san francisco. in the north bay from 75 in san

rafael to 94 in ukiah. on the east bay shore, oakland, 66. inland, temperatures are in the 80s. no more 90s for you. tonight, looks a lot like this morning. the seven-day forecast, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, minor flucuations in temperatures through sunday. look at tuesday, 50s, 60s, 70s. it will feel like fall. >> thank you, mike. students at a high school in oakland now have a new basketball court and an up graded gym thanks to the warriors. it's an event that jobina got to be a part of. i know it was exciting to be there. >> it was. the students didn't get to have a real basketball season this year so coming back to the school with a new court is huge. the theme is oakland forever. it has school of champions etched across the floor. i got be there to mc the

event. warriors all-star jason richardson led the ribbon cutting ceremony for the the warriors along with rackuten funded the court which features the names of stars like hall of famer bill russell. >> this is an opportunity for us to continue to at mcclaymans. we are a small school. students are excited. >> the school also received new uniforms, basketballs, and a $10,000 for a graduating senior. and i learned something new. rackuten is a japanese company and it means optimism and i didn't know that. they are optimistic for the school yur and they hope the students can get something great out of this. >> they did a great job. that would make me feel special.

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it is 5:24. here are seven things to know this morning. we are expecting to get more information today on the deadly police shooting in san jose. it happened late monday night. last night protesters marched through san jose demanding justice. investigators are saying that the suspect pointed a gun at officers. number two, we are getting a first look at body camera video from last week's shooting at the bta railyard mass shooting. it shows a team of deputies responding as gun shots go off. nine people were killed in the attack by their coworker. every denny's restaurant in santa clara county are raising money for the shooting victims. they are donating 50% of

proceeds and you can also donate at the register. jbs says the majority of meat plants can resume operations today after a cyberattack shut down operations over the weekend. the attack is believed to be from a russian group. and finally a relief from the heat. the highest temperatures are in the 80s. concord and livermore 2 to 8 degrees cooler in the 70s. we have a back up in emeryville because of a crash. here's a live camera of the area. you can see how busy it is. number seven, hamilton is returning to san francisco and the tickets go on sale today. the show will be running from august 10th to september 5th in san francisco and it heads to san jose in october. as more of us leave home, thieves are looking for packages to steal. some states are taking action to protect deliveries from porch

pirates. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, cracking down on suspected porch pirates. with memorial day sale items shipping your way, how pandemic habits have made it easier for package thieves who authorities say are trying new techniques. techniques like this. it seems like a normal delivery. a woman pulling into a driveway in north carolina, grabbing a package from a delivery driver. the only problem is, this isn't the woman's house. she drives away with a brand new laptop. police are still looking for the suspect. a man dressed like an amazon delivery driver accused of stealing packages. >> i looked like it was amazon and then i realized he was undelivering the packages. >> reporter: we will have more coming up at 7 a.m. including what you can do to packages safe. coming up -- sorry, reggie.

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this is abc7 news. >> we will never forget those innocent victims whose lives were taken by a crazed coward. >> now at 5:30, the view from first responders, new body cam video shows the moments law enforcement arrived at the vta shooting that left nine dead, a

closer look at what they saw on the scene. a cyberattack on the u.s.'s second largest supplier of bf, r parade ahead of graduation ceremonies today. good morning on this wednesday, june 2nd. abc7 mornings is live wherever you stream. >> we want to start with a check of the forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning. we want to start by showing you the cloud cover on the rooftop camera. 33-mile-per-hour winds in fair field. winds are out of the north for all of us. it is pushing cloud cover into more neighborhoods this morning. thankfully the visibility is okay at the coast or driving into the clouds through the east bay hills. you will find some mist also. be aware of that also. look at this. we have 90s around lake port, ukiah. 70s and 80s for most of the

inland neighborhoods. 60s around the bay into san francisco and 50s at the coast. much easier to be outside today. f new details involving the vta mass shooting in san jose. the santa clara county sheriff's office released body camera video. today marks one week since a gunman killed nine of his his coworkers at the vta railyard. the photos of the victims you can see on your screen. amy hollyfield is live at the railyard with what the first responders saw as they were getting into the building. >> reporter: you see it all in the video release said from the sheriff's office from the second they arrived. a warning, it is tense and sca a to watch. you do hear gunshots. >> sheriff's office, sheriff's office, sheriff's office. >> reporter: five officers storm into the building while shots

are still being fired. they do locate the gunman, his image is blurred in the video. he is slumped over a chair with a gun in his hand. he shot himself. he took nine lives, shot and killed nine of his coworkers at the vta. we will never forget those innocent victims whose lives were taken by a crazed coward. >> reporter: here are the pictures of the men who died last wednesday. the sheriff believes there would have been more victims if the officers had not arrived and confronted the killer. he had three guns and 32 high capacity magazines on him. the sheriff says there were more than 100vta employees on site that morning when the massacre happened here one week ago today. live in san jose, amy

hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. vta officials say they do not have a date for when light rail service will resume after the shooting. a memorial for the victims continues to grow outside of san jose city hall. vta officials are encouraging employees to seek counseling and support during this time and that means taking time off. >> to support each other, take advantage of counseling services and other resources so we are not requiring them to come to work while they need that time. >> for the first time we are hearing from the family of youngest victim in last week's shooting. adrian beza saved not only his brother's life but many others. >> reporter: at the baeza household, they are mourning the death of a family member who

leaves behind countless family members including his brother. >> he would do anything for me, his mother, his niece and nephew. he did everything for his s he was selfless in the situation. he demonstrated true bravery. and ultimately he sacrificed himself for his coworkers. >> reporter: juan was on his way to the rail yard when he got a call from his brother. he said, don't come i heard gunshots. shortly after that. what i heard was a grown. it was him. he was hit. i

breaths. >> reporter: adrian and another working rushed in to stop the shooter from going into other rooms. adrian baleza died a hero. >> he saved my life and bravery saved his friends. i will always be grateful to my brother. he will always be my guardian angel. >> of course we are thinking of them. we have set up a way for you to help support the families of the victims in this tragedy. you can head to abc7 news.com to find the links to verified gofundme pages and a link to donate to a group fund. new this morning, firefighters in san jose are investigating what sparked a massive fire in a home garage. a resident says it may have been his car. crews were called to a

badly it was dnd yanee h vio. ra w crred.a there is damage to the white tesla in the driveway. officials have not said what caused the fire. just as barbecue season is kicking off , a cyberattack has forced america's second largest beef, chicken, and pork supplier to shut down operations. jbs is promising it could resume operations today. jobina is at the live desk with more. >> it it is too early to know if this will affect the supply chain to the supermarkets but it comes as meat is at a high. jbs notified the white house on sunday that a criminal organization in russia is essentially holng of iputerystea and demanding payout. thousandtht a thege oinitilly tt

coast in a matter of days. experts say attacks like these could continue to hurt consumers. >> the reality is that consumers will continue to experience more of these disruptions. >> the white house is now engaging directly with the russian government while the fbi investigates. russian officials had no comment when asked about the attack. president biden plans to meet with vladimir putin in geneva later this month despite these recent attacks. two bay area counties have advanced to less restrictive tiers. marin is the first bay area county to enter the yellow tier. businesses can expand indoor services. after weeks in the red, solano county moved to orange, matching the rest of the north and east bay. these classifications will only be in effect for the next two weeks. california is set to fully reopen on june 15th if current

case and vaccination rates hold. it is high school graduation season and celebrations do still have to be altered the pandemic. lastlastlastlastlastlast palo alto high schools celebrated graduations with a car parade. they sat anywhere you can imagine, on the roof, window, squeezed into the back of a pickup truck. >> we kind of hyped up senior year so much, we kind of expected spirit week and all of these events that never ended up happening. it is kind of all happening now which we weren't expecting so it is kind of cool. it's a welcomed surprise. >> we made the best of it. that's all i can say. i'm grateful for it. >> they will hold graduation ceremonies today on the football field where seniors will walk acrosscongratulation

a woman explains how her precious belongings were taken right in front of her. the best place to raise a family, the pay area city that almost topped the list. first, a check on the weather with mike nicco. >> thanks. we will start by showing you the difference from yesterday morning. most of us cooler because of the sea breeze. in the east bay, you can see the difference. it is 58 in that means the marine layer is getting over the bay and taking away the 90s. right now it is 60 in antioch and the rest of us are in the 50s. we are 49 in santa santa low to mid-50s elsewhere. yesterday los gatos was 78 and w ofog the san bruno gap. 50s and 60s at noon for the

coast and bay. we will have 70s and 80s at 4:00. breezes kick in and we drop to the 50s and 60s by 7:00, comfortable evening for exercise or an after dinner walk. there is mist in the clouds this morning. watch out for that. small craft advisory during the afternoon and evening commute. it is going to be cooler this morning and milder this afternoon. all of that refreshing cool air is very clean. look at that. most of us are going to be good through friday. take a look at the weekend forecast coming up next. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. the good news i that the crash we are following in emeryville westbound 80 as you approach eastbound 580, at the maze has cleared. but we have a backup through berkeley. here's a live look at the emeryville camera to show you what you will face in the area. the average speeds are around 30 miles per hour if you are headed

westbound. if you are goingds tay tge plazi clear there but what we typically see is the lights will come on earlier because the traffic in emeryville will make it to the toll plaza. ac transit is reducing distancing requirements starting monday. passengers will only need to stay three feet apart instead of six. it means increased capacity for buses. facemasks are still required. vta and san francisco bay ferry made the same move last week. i do want to note, vta light rail service as well as this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden.

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now a story only on abc7 news. a bay area student is holding out hope for a miracle. her dad is set to be deported

today. julissa aguilar has been advocating for her family to stay together. her father completed a two year drug conviction when he was in his 20s and to this day, it follows him. >> we are continuously on edge, not knowing what is happening, having to fight for more things for him and for our family. for our family, it feels lightning a battle i'm trying to fight for something he did before i was even born. i will have to continue to fight for it probably the rest of my life so i can have a father in my life. >> last week the aguilar family made an appeal asking governor newsom to pardon hugo and extend his stay in the u.s.. the appeal was denied. the governor's office did not make a statement but they said they assure that each application receives careful

consideration. a 90-year-old woman talked with us about being the brazen target of a theft. someone toll her stuff while she was moving out of an apartment building. she was sitting on a box of had her stuff and waiting for her family on the curb when a woman drove up and silently started loading at least three of her boxes into had car. and in one box was a chinese english dictionary. she and her fellow professors worked with it for 14 years in china and she says she used it to teach young people english. >> i didn't think something like this happen suddenly, you see. my husband is passed away. everything, the books, the photos, everything that's very precious to me. >> a neighbor who tried to help was knocked to the

zu was not hurt. rv's and tiny homes on wheels will be allowed to park on private property if they meet health and safety standards. regulations for density and height of modular homes would be updated to allow more people to live in them. the mayor acknowledges building in the bay area is expensive and these are more affordable. >> we are not compromising quality or health and safety. but we are taking advantage of advancements and innovations to build housing more affordably. >> the mayor says the proposal to change the city's planning code has been two years incis mn breed wants to spend $2 billion to deal with homelessness in the city. the money will go to mental health and drug treatment as well as housing. the mayor's proposed budget

maintains police staffing levels but calls for nonofficer responses to homelessness and mental health crises. all together the entire two year budget adds up to nearly $26 billion. >> this, this is a historic investment for our city. but we have to be honest with ourselves. if we are going to see change on our streets, it takes more than money. we have to have the will to make the change. >> the mayor says the budget is balanced. the board of supervisors will consider the proposal later this summer. a bay area city is one of the best places for families according to a new list. free mont r number two and that is behind overland park, kansas. freeland got high marks for forr education and child care. santa rosa was 37th. oakland was 134th.

detroit ranked last on the list of 182 major cities. the somewhat california on gma. to find out how california is coming back including bay area hot spots. >> reporter: from the majesty of the golden gate bridge to the celebrity of hollywood, california has it all. up in northern california in the livermore valley outside of san francisco, wineries like the lineage collection had to reimagine their business, staying alive by serving outside and having virtual tastings to keep the tradition alive. >> they are also making a stop in tim ron. you can watch the full report on

gma. when you talk to other people who don't live here, they really do think that it is like, southern california. >> they do. >> right? you live in california, it's like, 82 degrees every day. >> my friends are like, we are going to come visit you and go to the beach. they are from florida so i was like, let me temper your expectations. you will go to the beach and not get in. >> no, even though the ocean temperature is up to 54 degrees. >> ooh. >> i know, it's up from 50 last week, come on. >> look at us. >> yeah, yeah. you got to learn. it's a big state. we're different, everywhere. let's look at what is going on from mount tam, gorgeous with the sun coming up over the marine layer. the east bay hills and marine layer in the clouds making it

into the east bay valleys. watch out for mist this morning. sunshine and the 90s are gone. a steady pattern for the week, cooler afternoons next week. almost a touch of what would be a normal fall coming at us. until we get to that , we have a small craft advisory and the winds will get faster from 1:00 to 9:00. that means the bridges that already have wind advisories will continue to be breezy. mid-to upper 70s for the south bay. quite a spread on the peninsula from the mid-60s to 70s. mid-50s on the coast. 57 in the sunset. near 60 in downtown francisco and slauls leteo. 90s around ukiah. generally we are in the 50s through 10:00, 69 at noon. mid-70s through at least 5:00,

down to 64 by 8:00. on the east bay shore, 63 at richmond to 75 at free mont. inland, we will have 80 to 88 degrees. across the rest of the state, day three of record high temperatures including tahoe, 84 degrees. tonight is cool, unlike this morning, 50s. lots of cloud cover and low mist in the air again. expect the morning cloud, afternoon sunshine to continue through at least sunday. then look at monday into tuesday. we even lose the 80s next tuesday. what a dramatic drop that will be. >> thank you. big box stores extending hours now that covid-19 infections are on the decline. and the first human case of a rare strain of bird flu, what we know this morning. suffering fro

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