5:00 live here on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. cornell bernard spent the day getting reaction to the ruling that came down late last night. state officials want to judges, they wanted to fight this decision. >> reporter: from sacramento to washington, d.c., lawmakers promising to appeal this ruling. the governor calls it a direct threat to public safety. >> this is a judge that is not tethered to reality. >> reporter: the ruling overturned california puffers three decade old pam. his wife, jody, was one of eight people killed by a gun man in the 101 california shooting massacre in 1993. >> he needs to go to a couple of the funerals and find out what the reality is of how these weapons are used for the

impact it has, the devastation it has for these families. >> reporter: the judge said the ban on illegal military style rifles violates the right to bear arms. he wrote like a swiss army knife, the popular ar 15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment. the governor blasted the comparison, releasing a statement saying the fact that this judge compared the ar 15, a weapon of war used on the battlefield, to a swiss army knife completely undermines the credibility of this decision and is a slap in the face to the families who have lost loved ones to this weapon. nancy pelosi demands a ruling be overturned. >> how do we face the families who have lost loved ones to gun violence? a judge saying that kind of an automatic weapon is the equivalent of a swiss army knife. something is very wrong. >> reporter: san jose mayor said less than two weeks after

the mass shooting at the vta railyard, putting more weapons on the street isn't the answer. >> it is hard to escape the conclusion that a nation with 300 million more guns, the solution is not more guns. >> reporter: not everyone is critical of it. the nra said the judge highlighted what all gun owners know, these types of restrictive gun laws don't make anyone safer, and infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens. >> an ar 15 is a military weapon, it is used to kill a lot of people in a short amount of time. who is coming to your house? the soviet army? >> the weapons ban was challenged by a company resident at the san diego county gun owners political action committee. the attorney general has promised an appeal. vaccine watch, the san mateo county fair kicked off today with carnival rides, food, and covid-19 vaccines.

april 12 and older lined up this afternoon at a vaccination clinic set up at the fairgrounds. the vaccine will be available for county residents tomorrow, sunday, and next weekend. there is a special deal for anyone who gets a shot. to receive free admission to the fair, a $20 food voucher, and four ride tickets. >> getting your vaccine is good by itself, i think it is great, it is just a good deal. >> san mateo county fair organizers say the health and safety of guests is their top priority. the fair runs through june 13th. on the east bay, the search is on for the driver of a brown toyota tundra who is accused of backing over a police motorcycle . livermore police say yesterday a motorcycle officer pulled over and pulled the driver over for a code violation.

the suspect put the truck in reverse and accelerated towards the officer. he was able to jump out of the way. the motorcycle was badly damaged. this happened on northbound isabel avenue near i-5. a family is remembering a young man's death at the hands of police, and at the same time, hoping to help others. we were at lancaster park in walnut creek as a memorial was dedicated to miles hall. he was shot and killed by police in 2019 as he went through a mental health crisis. his mother says they are looking for change. >> training has to happen, we probably have been pushing to change policies and procedures, make sure they have more training. there is more crisis intervention and trained officers. >> the memorial is not just for miles, but our families and friends who have lost someone who went through mental health challenges. we have already seen several

wildfires this year, and the season hasn't even hit its peak months. the north bay is making sure residents are ready. fitch mountain area in sonoma county held an evacuation drill this morning. some people were awoken as sheriff's deputies rolled through with sirens blaring to get people to leave their homes to make the county says it has learned a lot since the 2017 firestorm that wiped out thousands of homes and killed d6 people. >> we do not want to go back to those days when first responders, instead of protecting structures and stopping a fire or sitting there evacuating people and moving dogs around and doing things like that. we don't do chaos anymore. >> more evacuation drills are planned in the coming week. former president trump today returned to the political stage. alex presha tells us this comes in the midst of an ongoing criminal investigation in which some of his former employees are testifying. >> reporter: after being mostly

out of the spotlight, president trump traveling to north carolina today, retaking the political stage for his personal public speech since february when he addressed the cpap conference. >> do you miss me yet? >> reporter: the appearance comes one day after facebook announced his band from their platform will continue until at least january of 2023. the social media giant cited videos like these posted on facebook to supporters while they were attacking the capitol january 6th >> we love you, you are very special. >> reporter: as well as another post where he called the insurrectionist great patriots and wrote, remember this day for ever. facebook wrote these violations were worthy of the highest penalty available. trump blasted the decision, calling it an insult to supporters. meanwhile the criminal investigation into the former president continues. sources tell us the organization's controller recently testified

grand jury and panel by the manhattan district attorney, which will decide whether to bring charges against trump, his company, or any employees. one focus is whether he inflated the values of assets, deflated for tax purposes. >> i have legally used tax laws to my benefit. and to the benefit of my company. my investors, and my employees. >> reporter: he previously called this investigation a continuation of the greatest witchhunt in american history. sources tell us employee of the former president's company to be called to testify, which could be assigned prosecutors are burrowing deep within the finances. we are now hearing from the passenger from a terrifying flight. a man is restrained after trying to break into the cockpit to. a passenger talks about the intense moment. out of that beginning began a great movement.

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tonight about what happened on a delta airlines flight for a man apparently tried to break into the cockpit. >> my wife said, look, the flight attendant is fighting with someone. apparently he was trying to get into the cockpit, so, i dove out of my seat and helped wrestle the guy. >> frightening moment there, passengers and crew members worked together to hold the man down as he was shouting stop this plane over and over. this happened yesterday on a flight from l.a.x. to nashville, it was diverted to albuquerque. passengers are commending the flight attendant who took control. >> the flight attendant was a hero, he blocked the door, he

was making sure this guy didn't get in there. >> spectacular job. >> the fbi took the man into custody, the flight continued on to nashville and landed safely. it is 40 years today since the first cases of aids were officially reported in the united states. leaders of the aids movement gathered to mark the occasion, at the aids memorial grove and san francisco's golden gate park. they came to honor the lives lost as well as the survivors and heroes of the aids epidemic. house speaker nancy pelosi was among the speakers flanked by a 40 block outdoor display of the aids memorial quilt. the display was made up of more than 300 panels and stitched with almost 1200 names of those who did not survive. >> their lives were cut short, and it is good that we have come a long way.

i have friends who are living with aids now, and it is not a death sentence anymore, that is something to celebrate. >> speakers began reading the names of people who died with aids. more than 700,000 lives have been lost to aids in the past four decades. a big step to back to normal for the city of san francisco. to reopening city leaders say is symbolic of the city's aggressive early action on covid-19. cheers quickly turned to booze during a high school graduation where a student was refused his diploma for wearing a mexican flag. heading live outside, we are in for some unseasonably cool weather. drew is up next with the forecast. coming up in sports, we've got the u.s. women's open, plus, he is building a better play area, we will highlight captain klay thomps mother: right here, baby! vo: the sooner you recognize the signs of autism, the sooner

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a high school senior in north carolina is denied his diploma for wearing a mexican flag over his graduation gown. it happened on thursday in

asheboro. the student received a diploma holder, but returned to his seat without the actual diploma. school officials say he was denied because he violated dress code. you are working with him so he can receive the diploma another time. the student told a newspaper he wore the fight to represent his family. in the east bay, a group of activists gathered in oakland to nurture healing and demand change as the city struggles with a sharp increase in homicides. the black women collective is holding the event at different marie park in honor of black lives lost to violence. the group says the healing gathering will continue for 24 consecutive hours. oakland reports at least 54 homicides this year. that number was 24th last year at this time. word today that the san francisco's city hall will reopen monday. several city services will be available, as well as access to the general

public offices. reopening includes the county clerk, and the treasurer and tax collector's office. people have to enter on the polk side or the gross street entrance. other entrances will remain closed. you know, i love being in the studio, but i think outside right now is probably the place to be. >> especially this weather, temperature is not too hot, lots of sunshine. tomorrow will introduce cooler temperatures and increase that wind. live look, tons of son, mainly clear skies, temperature rise, typical spread we see. 64 in the city, a degree warmer in oakland at 65. 72 in mountain view, morgan hill 76, half moon bay cooler at 57 degrees. live look from the santa cruz camera.

not as packed as it was this time last weekend, but still, a lot of folks enjoying the sunshine. 85 in santa rosa. 72 currently in napa, 87 in fairfield, livermore at 81 degrees. windy in the city, winds are gusting at 30, 31 miles per hour. breezy, we will have that wind again tomorrow afternoon, and that breeds will be stronger. live doppler 7, this area of low pressure, this trust will dip south. introducing cooler and windier changes. hour by hour, tomorrow morning, not too bad. it picks up in intensity by the afternoon, 4:00, 5:00, winds at 20 even stronger exceeding 40 miles per hour. overnight, clear skies, even along the coast. the marine layer is compressed. mid to upper 40s close to the water. the shoreline low to mid 50s by tomorrow morning.

highs, south bay, a little cooler, but all in all, comfortable. 74 in san jose, 80 in morgan hill. a lot of sunshine along the peninsula, 71 san mateo, pacifica, windy and cooler at 60. tomorrow, 64 and the city, that windy testing 30 per hour. north bay, 81 in petaluma, 77 in sonoma. 74 in vallejo. east bay, 60s, if not, low 70s with that breeds. 67 in oakland, 72 fremont, 72 hercules, and inland, not seeing any 90s. 70s and 80s. 81 in walnut creek, 77 in pleasanton. here is the seven day forecast, windy afternoon tomorrow. will keep the trend of cooler than average temperatures. we will bump up those temperatures by the end of the week, but increase clouds friday.

three of the u.s. women's open in san francisco, one of the first events on the tour to allow fans. out in part to support 17-year- old amateur megan, who led on day one after four under. so, a sunny saturday by the lake. stanford freshman rachel won a couple weeks ago, bertie tent, here a long one on 12. she is well off the pace at nine over. you will see here, right here, the birdie on number four, and drops her to five under. fired up, and it is actually going to be her first bogey of the day. watch as it drops and she is going to play to the crowd. she is 17 and having the time of her life.

big smile, avoids a disaster. lexi thompson making a charge, and at last check the machine is a seven under. second-round leader, already giving herself a chance on seven. sets up a birdie, seven under on a two shot lead. we will have your final highlights in that leaderboard at 11:00. men's golf, the pga tour, developing situation in i'll, john ramos the strokes. he has been forced to withdraw from the tournament. that was the moment he was told to. according to the tour, he was notified monday he would be subject to contact tracing protocols after coming into close contact with a person who had covid-19. he tested negative every day, but the most recent came back positive. gentlemen, start your

engines, kyle shanahan will be saying those words at the grand marshal. two time defending champion assigned to the 19th starting position tomorrow. with the race last year being canceled, he is happy to be back on the course. >> any time you go to a track you have had past success and you have confidence in what you need to do, i think it is always a good thing. looking forward to it, optimistic, i have confidence, but that doesn't guarantee. look forward to getting out there. belmont stakes today, final race of a triple crown marred with controversy. medina spirit not allowed to race, but preakness winner raced at the golden gate fields. instead, it is hot rod charlie and essential quality down the stretch. it is the favorite, essential quality, pulling ahead to win.

he is building a better clay area. lots of boats on the date today, klay thompson fired up an interesting instagram life. he has shown his love for the area, he mentioned he was heading toward the cove to watch the giants this afternoon. tebo commented talking about how much they missed him on the court and asked how many points he is going to score. >> i miss you guys, too. how many points? i'm not going to put an expectation, i want to be efficient. i don't care how many points. i want to have a positive impact.

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coming up tonight today marks one year since the vallejo police shot and killed sean monta rosa. a celebration held today to honor his life and calls for reform. a california's reopening is 10 days away. a push to get as many more people vaccinated as possible. that is all tonight at 11:00.

we end with a special, some san francisco kids had a pretty fun day. they got brand-new bikes thanks to s fpd's 12th annual old. they assembled the bicycles for 131st through third graders, you can see there, they are truly enjoying those bicycles. that is all for abc7 news at 6:00. we will see you back here at 11:00. have a great night.

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for a togo? ♪ ♪ cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com tracy sellers: hey, everybody. welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers. and first up today, we are cracking the case on why one of the oldest nuts around is popular yet again thanks to some local farmers and artisans. ♪ tracy: walnuts have been a beloved snack throughout history, dating back as far as 7000 b.c. with the romans munching on them then. today, they're still a popular snack, especially at farms like the crain ranch in los molinas. they started the farm with humble aspirations and along the