behind that engine block. >> now at 6:00, newly released body camera shows the month law enforcement entered the active shooter situation at the vta rail yard. your child's next visit to the pediatrician could include the opportunity to get a covid- 19, the next phase in expand vaccination efforts. plus, a little incentive for the adults to get vaccinated, the deal with anheuser-busch. you're watching abc7 mornings, live on hulu live and wherever you stream. we'll start by looking at

live doppler 7 penetrating the coast, cvalley and going into more neighborhoods and fairfield. 33 miles per hour. so that delta breeze is definitely there. what it's doing is bringing the cooler marine layer winds it everybody. so the 90s are gone outside of lake port and ukia. a mix of 70s and 80s. 50s at the coast. i'll have the rest of the forecast coming up. san jose police are expected to give another update about a deadly police shooting today. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. >> you can see several people marched on the guadalupe freeway chanting the name of demetrious stanley. that's the man they said officers killed monday night.

the video shows officers pointing a gun at stanley as they were conducting an armed robbery investigation. the neighbor's home security show's the officers were in plain clothes in an unmarked vehicle 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 are a lot of questions. people want's. 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 shooting of the year. today is a week since the vta shooting that left nine people dead.

amy hollyfield has more on that. good morning, amy. >> reporter: we want to warn everyone this video contains disturbing images and sounds. it takes you right inside the first few scary moments. it happened here one week ago today. >> as the contact team is moving through the dispatch center, one shot is heard. >> reporter: so shots were still being fired as officers arrived. they see the gunman lumped over in a claire. they see the gun in his hand. he had shot himself. the sheriff applauded the brave work of the officers. she said they were carrying t theiacve shooter training ines from different together. s put together bjo sl

other. they knew what their job was. he did their job and confronted the suspect that took his own life. >> reporter: nine vta employees were shot to death during the attack on their workplace. investigators say they found more ammunition on the gunman. they believe he who have kept shooting if the officers had not arrived and confronted him. so the sheriff is saying the officers who arrived at the scene one week ago today saved lives. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. and you can help support the families left behind in this tragedy today denny's restaurant in santa clara will donate 50% of their dine-in proceeds. in you don't want to go in for the sitdown meal you can make a donation at the counter. there's another way to help. we have set up a way online.

head to abc7news.com. on our home page look for how to help the families of vta shooting victims. this morning an investigation into another workplace shooting is underway. detectives trying to piece together the motive at a southern cal fire station. jobina is at the live desk. >> reporter: it happened at agua dulce. the victim, a 44-year-old firefighter died at the scene. the second victim, a fire captain, was critically hurt and is still in the hospital. after the shooting 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. i never thought that if it

occurred it would occur in this fashion. the firefighter who died worked there for 30 years. the suspect was involved in an ongoing dispute with a choe worker. reggie? officials are blaming fireworks for a vegetation fire that destroyed to apartment buildings in antioch. they arrested a 44-year-old man. the man threw a firecracker into the field behind the apartments. it destroyed eight units and displaced 40 people. an influential labor group has launched a group to fight the recall against governor newsom. they say that newsom has been good to workers during the pandemic fighting for strong worker protections >> it threatens the decades of

progress we made on things like higher pay, sick leave, paid family leave and the right to join a union. >> volunteers will go door to door asking them not to support the recall. six in ten california voters said they approve of newsom's handling of the pandemic. 40% support removing newsom from office the next phase of covid-19 vaccines will involve younger kids. and a look at the special uniforms the san francisco giants will be wearing this weekend in celebration of pride month. notice the flags pointing to the east. it's unfurled. the heat is broken. it will be a little fast on the water.

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temperatures are running around 51 to 52 degrees. 60 in antioch. most of us are hanging out in the 50s. the mist and drizzle hanging around. it's not widespread but definitely out there. by noon we'll have cloud cover along the coast but mainly the coast will be cloudy, 50s, 60s and 70s. 60s and 70s around the coast. 70s and 80s inland. the 90s are gone the heat

broken. tree pollen, grass pollen still low. we are starting with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. the drive time will take about 15 minutes to get from the toll plaza into san francisco. bringing you a live picture from the golden gate bridge. we have wind advisories for the benicia bridge and giving you an overall look. a slowdown in tracy and across the bay bridge going into san ie francisco. kumasi. the area is pride month. >> last night mayor london

breed and house speaker nancy pelosi through the switch for the lights. sister roma from san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence got a little emotional describing what the pink triangle means to her. >> it's the most impactful, meaningful beacon of hope to people like me all over the world letting them know there's a place you can go and be safe. >> san francisco has show cased the pink triangle for 26 years. it will be illuminated from dusk to sunrise until july 1st. the san francisco giants will wear the special uniforms when they host pride night at

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san francisco. tickets go on sale this morning. >> this so much joy to see julius up there. the show gets underway at the orpheum theater and runs for four weeks from august 10th to september 5th in san francisco. i just set my alarm. >> i missed the last two big events. i still have not seen julius and i've seen hamilton twice here. >> i haven't seen it at all. >> okay. now how many tickets am i getting? >> three. >> jobina,

>> four. >> oh, my gosh. >> we're good r it. we got it. >> will venmo you. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. not dealing with the clouds but if you looked south you can see the bank of clouds that awaits you as you go toward the bridge. we have clouds but unlike yesterday they're climbing up and over and heading to the east bay neighborhood. that will take away the 90s. watch out for mist and drizzle. so slower sunshine, more cooling today. tonight same patterns a this morning. we'll have the same pattern through united states of a dramatic drop in temperatures next week. a touch of fa in the air. this big trough is pushing the high pressure and taking all that heat with it, thankfully so. today a little more manageable thanks to the cloud cover this

coast. let's see our temperatures down in the south to 73 83 in san jose. 73 on the peninsula. mid to upper 50s along the coast. south san francisco and ancisco lee toe. some 90s around port. mid-60s to 70s. as far as tonight's temperatures, they're the same a as this morning, 50s. my accu-weather seven-day forecast, not much of a fluctuation and we get rid of the 80s by tuesday. students at mcclymonds high school in oakland have a new basketball court and updated gym thanks to the warriors. job job, i know this was so exciting to see. >> reporter: the students didn't get to have a real

basketball season this year. the theme is oakland forever, a nod to the warriors and has the school of champions edged across the floor, tieing in mcclymonds. i got to be there to mc the event. former war yars all star, jason richardson led this newly renovated jim. the rack aton was was was was w >> this was an opportunity to grow our program at mcclymonds. we are a small high school. kids want to be a part of it. >> reporter: they also received new uniforms, basketball and $10,000 scholarship for a graduating senior. what i thought was pretty cool, the floor is the original floor at mcclymonds high school.

i know the school was founded in 1915. didn't as on the same floor. >> jobina, you said they were trying to pull it off as a surprise. were they able to do it? >> reporter: so many students didn't do it because they had been doing distant learning all year. >> i'm glad. i love a good surprise. >> you ever hear i was really good at basketball in high school? >> in a play. >> you got me, true. >> basketball, the musical starring reggie aqui. >> we know your strengths. you are skilled, my friend. >> yes, in some ar >>see, you know me too well.

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anheuser-busch has announced it is teaming up with the white house to give one free beer to americans over the age of 21 once 70% of u.s. adults are partially vaccinated. the company said they are trying to help president biden reach its goals to have as many as vaccinated by july 4th. right now about 50% have received one dose. but the offer excludes residents of california, alabama and texas. >> what? >> why? >> we don't need that be anyway. next at 6:30, relief for thousands of people who had trouble accessing unemployment benefits. what a judge has ordered bank of america to do. let's

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screen? now, us. there we are. we're an anchor team divided. >> yes, we are and we'll get to that in a little bit. live on abc7 or hulu live or wherever you're streaming. let's check in with mike with a look at the forecast. hi, mike. >> i've overlaid the video. half moon bay we have a little bit of fog. elsewhere the winds are the big issue. you can see them blowing cloud cover over our neighborhoods. we're looking at relief. the only 90s left, ukia. mid to upper 80s in the east bay where we've been in the 90s. 50s at the coast. kumasi? >> all right. thank you, mike. new this morning firefighters in san jose are

investigating what sparked a massive fire in a home garage. a resident said it may have been his car. crews were called to tisdale way. the inside of that garage is charred. there appears to be damage to the white tesla driveway. new details involving the mass shooting at the vta. today marks one week since the gunman killed nine people at the rail yard. president community is mourning the victims. amy hollyfield is live at the rail yard with what first responders saw and heard at the scene. >> reporter: you see it all in this video, reggie from the second they arrived here a you see gut is scary to tch.

you hear gunshots. >> 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 out in the video but he is slumped in a chair with a gun in his hand. he had shot himself. he had taken nine lives, shot and killed nine of his coworkers at the vta. >> we will never forget those nine victims office lives were taken by a crazed coward. >> reporter: here are pictures of the nine victims. the sheriff believes there would have been more victims if the officers had not arrived. the gunman had three guns there. were more than 100 vta

employees on site that morning when the massacre happened and this was one week ago today. live in san jose san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7. officials don't when the li resume. memorials continue to grow outside of san jose city hall. vta officials are encouraging people to seek help. >> take advantage of counseling and other resource. 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 adrian balleza. he is the youngest victim of the shooting. yesterday his brother juan shared moments before the death. he was headed to the rail yard but got a call from adrian

warning him about the gunman. while on the phone with juan, adrian and another victim, paul mejia, rushed in to stop the shooter. >> his phone call saved my life. his bravery saved his friends. i will always be grateful to my brother. he will always be my guardian angel. >> angel leaves behind a wife and 2-year-old son. we have more on adrian balleza at abc7news.com. that's where we also have a way to support the families of the victims including links to verified gofundme pages.

the second largest supply are of beef, chicken and support, jbs, is trying to resume operations today. jobina has more. >> reporter: it's too early to tell if this cyber attack will affect them. jbs notified the white house on sunday that a criminal organization in russia is essentially holding part of its primary computer system hostage. the company scrambles to get the system online. it comes after a similar attack on the colonial pipeline. experts say attacks like these could continue to hurt consumes. >> the reality is consumers will continue to experience these kind of disruptions. >> reporter: the white house is engaging directly with the

russian government. russian officials had no comment when asked about the attack. president biden will still with russian president vladimir putin this month. derek chauvin's federal court case on civil rights charges related to the killing of george floyd is underway. chauvin is the minneapolis officer convicted in state court. yesterday he appeared in a virtual hearing where he was read his rights. he is expected to be sentenced in estate court on june 25th. marin county is the first northbound county to enter the yellow tier. that means businesses can expand indoor services. solano county has moved to orange.

california is set to fully reopen on june 15th if current case and vaccination trends holds. it's high school graduation pandemic, some things are still altered. last night seniors from four palo alto high schools graduated by participating in a car parade. they sat anywhere you can sit, on the roof, the window, squeezing into the back of a pickup. >> we kind of expected to have a spirit week. we thought it would be events but never ended up happening. so its had kind of cool. it's a welcome surprise. >> we made the best of it. >> today is the day for gun and palo alto high schools. they're holding ceremonies on their football field where

seniors will walk the stage and get their diploma. san francisco city hall is marking pride we are looking back at 30 years since san francisco unified created the first lgbtq student services. >> the briggs initiative did not pass but it brought about awareness, eventually leading to the craig of programs to support lgbtq youth. the q for queer or questioning would come a little later. >> so we started with curriculum development. we started with training teachers how to use the word lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, questioning. >> over the years they have added more programs including a

queer transadvisory council. we put together a list of all the events happening all month long. you can find it by going to our website, abc7news.com/pride. the vote made yesterday and what they're asking for. >> you're looking at the big board. the new york stock exchange is down by 26 points. the best places to raise a family. the bay area city that almost made the list. >> we are checking in with mike the cooling that we felt yesterday is going to continue to spread to other neighborhoods, and that means possibly some free air conditioning for all of us. let's take a look outside and show you some of the neighborhood temperatures. 49 in pacifica. the rest of us in the low

mid-50s. antioch and san jose los gatos at 49. let's talk about what to expect. there's a little mist, a little drizzle. it's a little soupier this morning. as we head into noon, you can see most of the cloud cover keeping you in the 50s. we jump from 65 to 70 around the bay. 60s and 70s by 7:00. a nice evening for eating outside or going for a walk. other than the mist, the breezes on the bay that will be there in the afternoon and evening hours, it ought to be pretty quiet. let last talk about the clean air. it is going to be clean all the way through friday, just about all of us in that good quality. so we stopped a friday. we'll take a look at the

forecast. so far, the commute has been pretty quiet. we have some advisories. the chp has advisory for the altamont pass. metering lights came on at 6:06. it is packed there. a live look at the golden gate bridge where there's a fog advisory issued by i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis

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i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. now a story you'll only see on abc7. a student is holding out hope for a miracle. her dad is expected to be deported today. hulissa aguilar has been advocating for her family to

stay together. her father completed sentence for a drug convention in his 20s. >> we've been continuously on edge, continuously having to fight for him and our family. it's a battle i'm having to fight because it was something he did before i was and i'm going to have to continue to fight for it probably for the rest of my life so i can have a father in my life. >> the plea to governor gavin newsom was denied. the governor's office did not give specifics but said each application receives adequate consideration. a woman talked about being the target of a theft in oakland. someone stole the woman's stuff as she was moving out of her

apartment building. this photo shows 89-year-old jane zhu sitting on her box of belongings. she was sitting on a curb when a woman drove up and started loading three of her boxes in her car. in one of the english to a chinese a chinese dictionary. >> my husband passed away. everything, the the photos, everything, that's very precious to me. >> a neighbor, who tried to help, said she was knocked to t the ground. zhu was not hurt. a proposed ordinance will be plowed at the planning commission. is will allow rvs and tiny tiny

homes to park on private property. mayor libby schaaf acknowledges that building in the bay area is expensive and the new construction has made housing more affordable. san francisco's mayor london breed wants to spend $2 billion to deal with homelessness in the city. the money will go into mental health, drug treatment and housing. they maintain police staffing levels and calls for for responses. altogether, the entire two-year budget adds up to nearly $26 billion. >> yes. this is a historic investment for our city but we have honest with ourselves.

if we're going to see change on our streets, it takes money. >> the board of supervisors will consider it later this summer. nontenured university of california faculty are fighting for better pay. the teachers union will not immediately go on strike. it allows the union's bargaining team it call for a strike if their demands are not met with uc administrators. a victory for thousands of unemployed workers in california. first, we want to check on the stock

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good morning, america. amert supply. how vulnerable is our country? america's largest meat producer the target of a russian-based cyberattack. all of the company's u.s. beef plants shut down. close to a quarter of all american beef production. coming just weeks after that cyberattack on the colonial pipeline and the u.s. oil supply. the white house's stern warning to the russian government. another shooting rampage. new details after a firefighter killed a colleague at their station in l.a. county. >> all stations we have an active shooter situation. at fire station 81. >> a 44-year-old firefighter, husband and father. new pu