a vigil for shooting victims tonight as leaders work to figure out what comes next. >> 40 years of aids. the powerful memorials of remembrance. >> just ten days away california we open up. contracost county vaccinating people at home. >> tracking a windy and cooler finish to the weekend tomorrow. the countdown is on. california is due to reopen in

ten days, june 15th. counties are making a big push to vaccinate as many people as possible. good evening. i'm jr stone. you're watching abc watching abc news at 11:00. contra costa county health staff are driving to people's homes to vaccinate them. luz peña spoke to officials about their goal to reach herd immunity before california's reopening. >> reporter: time is ticking with ten days left before california reopens. >> very quickly. >> reporter: 65% of contra costa

county is fully vaccinated. county officials are not changing their vaccination strategy. >> there are some people who are just stuck at home and have not been able to go down to one of the vaccination centers. >> reporter: their goal is to reach herd immunity. that means 75% or more of the population fully vaccinated. as we get closer to june 15th. >> go into the home of those who are homebound and vaccinate them at a convenient time for them because we know that's what it will take to get the last 20% or so. >> reporter: you will need to fill out this digital form on the county's website. lack of transportation could be a reason. once you've said that you are homebound, supervisor joya says the mobile vaccination team will go to you, no questions asked. according to

the county's deputy health officer, contra costa county is in the process of vaccinating 700 residents at home. the plan is to expand accessibility. and they continue the vaccination sites. >> the bottom line is we have enough vaccine. and we have enough staff to deliver it. so we're fully capable. we won't take a case to go out to either home. 15 californians who rolled up their sleeves to get vaccinated for covid-19 are now $50,000 richer. none have come forward yet. because this is about their health, they aren't required to. governor newsom announced the first winners of the state's vax for the win incidentive program yesterday. incentive program yesterday. each will be notified in the next couple of days. there will be another drawing with 15

winners next week. and ten people will be selected for $1.5 million in prize money each on june 15th. if you'd like to make a vaccine appointment, we have information how to do that on our website. developing news tonight. bay area gun control advocates are upset over a federal judge's ruling to overturn california's throw decades old ban on as weapons. >> in my personal opinion, the decision is absurd. assault weapons don't belong in civ hands. >> absolutely indefensible ruling given the history of mass shootings in california. it's so insensitive and so thoughtless. >> activists made the remarks at vigil. they support an appeal of last night's ruling. the vigil

was organized by the brady campaign. reaction to the ruling has been strong on both sides of the gun control issue. >> reporter: a federal judge's ruling overturning california's three decade old ban on as weapons. posado's wife, jody, was one of eight people killed by a gunman in 1993. >> he needs to just go to a couple of the funerals and find out what the reality is of how these weapons are used, the impact it has, the devastation is has for these families. >> reporter: judge benitez said the state's ban on illegal military style rifles violates the right to bear arms. in his decision he wrote "like the

swiss army knife, the ar-15 is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment." the governor blasted the compare say comparison saying "the fact this judge compared the areceive-15, a weapon of war on the battlefield, to a swiss army knife is a slap in the face to families who have lost loved ones to this weapon." >> how do we face the families who have lost their loved ones to gun violence? when a judge says an automatic weapon is the equivalent of a swiss army knife. something is very wrong. >> reporter: sam locardo says less than two weeks after the mass shooting at the vta rail yard, putting more weapons on the street isn't the answer. >> it's hard to escape the conclusion. with 300 million guns, the solution is not more guns. >> reporter: not every

critical of the ruling. >> a year's distance of being able to challenge all of california's gun laws. all of them. >> reporter: california's attorney general says the state will continue to advocate and defend common sense that will save live

a funeral was held today for one of the nine victims of the v, it a shooting. >> every time i look at him, all i feel is he's around me. >> carmen string says he is remembering his older brother as a hero. his actions save the lives of others that day of the shooting moments after the gunfire started. he called 1 of his coworkers to tell them to stay away. right now at abcnews.com we have a way for you to support the families of the victim. including links to verify gofundme pages and a link to donate to a group fund. still ahead at 11:00, looking back 40 years since the first cases of aids were reported in the u.s. a day of

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to the memorial because he remembers what it represents. >> it was a very scary time. >> reporter: having friends who died he was worried but also curious to view the quilt. nancy pelosi helped facilitate the quilt's debut in 1987 and helped return it to san francisco last year. >> travelling and finding a home in atlanta. it's come home to san francisco. where we will honor it, where we will protect it. >> reporter: along with a display of the quilt, another tradition, the reading of the names. volunteers line up reading the names of those who passed. >> it feels a little morbid sometimes. but every time a name is said, somebody passed away, i'm convinced that they live. >> reporter: donna sashay came

to read names including friends who died young. >> people were vital and laughing and drinking and having a good time, and within days, gone. >> reporter: >> in the early days it was really clear that no one was coming. it wasn't the government response. you had a government that chose not to respond. >> reporter: he's currently living with aids and while there's still no cure, there has been progress. and not just for hiv prevention and treatment but for the life-saving breakthroughs in the covid-19 pandemic. >> we would not have had that. we would not have gotten there. and certainly the research and the development of the vaccine would not have happened at the rate that it did were it not for all of the work that has been done over the last four decades. loved ones of sean monterosa are honoring his life one year

after he was killed by a vallejo police officer. he was shot to death this week last june standing outside a walgreens where he had -- where there had been a looting. the officer thought he had a gun. it turned out to be a hammer. an independent review is underway to determine if the officer should have criminal charges. an east bay family is remembering another young man's death at the hands of police. and at the same time hoping to help others. abc 7 news was at lancaster park in walnut creek as a memorial was dedicated to miles hall, shot and killed by police in 2019 as he went through a mental health crisis. >> change has to happen. to make sure that they do have more

training for mental health. that there's more crisis intervention as well. >> the memorial is to all families and friends who have lost someone who went through mental health challenges. crews searched today in san francisco's marina district for a missing 84-year-old grandmother. she was last seen on may 28th wearing a pink puffy jacket, purple sweater, brown pants and a red beanie. san francisco police say officers searched the area for her today. investigators looked for possible surveillance video. we've already seen several small bay area wildfires this year. and the season hasn't even hit its peak months. the north bay is making sure its residents are ready. an evacuation drill

was held this morning. >> we do not want to go back to those days when first responders instead of protecting structures and stopping a fire are sitting there evacuating people and moving dogs around. >> more evacuation drills are planned in the coming weeks. tonight the san francisco giants debuted special uniforms in honor of pride month. the giants took on the cubs at oracle park. they had announced the new uniforms earlier this week. they're the first team to ever honor the lgbtq community on a major league uniform. >> very proud of our group for publicly supporting the lgbtq plus community. it's an important step. >> i'm sure this is a thing

that's very inclusive that we want to be a part of. and i've never worn a hat like that before so that was cool. >> the giants also honored the first openly gay teacher in san francisco before the game. the oakland a's will host a pride night game on june 11th. we put together a history of pride month along with a list of the many events that will be taking place all month long. you can find it on our website, abc7news.com/pride. drew, you have the most important job because there's so much going on tomorrow that people rer lying on this forecast. >> so much. and i've made it so easy on everybody. tons of sunshine to finish out the weekend. but tomorrow afternoon, a little cooler than today was. a little windier. we'll talk about the setup in one second. let's go outside to the east bay hills camera right now, pointing

toward the west. great visibility. clear skies up above. the onshore winds have brought us great air quality. so tomorrow and monday no matter where you live in the bay area, you've got fresh air. good, green, a-okay. winds right now, we have a couple of issues in. city of frazee, we're about 20 miles per hour. fairfield gusting close to 30 miles per hour. and this breeze will weaken first thing tomorrow morning. right now we're cool on the coast in the 40s and low 50s. inland, some warm temperatures, 50s if not 70s. 75 in brentwood, 60 in santa rosa. the same in san jose. 64 in novato. live doppler 7 along with satellite. across california it's a really quiet picture tonight. to our north, an area of low pressure. this is gonna dive down to the south. it will bring some cooler temperatures but it will also

pick up our wind in northern california. tomorrow mortgage, just a light breeze, wind gusts about 20 to 30 miles per hour. we could see wind in excess of 40 miles per hour. overnight tonight, mainly clear skies. along the coast in the mid-if not upper 40s. around the bay shoreline, in the low and mid-50s for our starting temperature tomorrow. tomorrow is a bright looking day, a little breezy. in the south bay, a little cooler tomorrow. about 80 in morgan hill. along the peninsula, bright and breezy as well. upper 50s to lower 60s along the coast with that wind. downtown san francisco tomorrow at 64 and sunny. 63 the high. into the north bay, it's a warm one, but just a little bit

cooler than we were today. 86 in ant knock, 81 in walnut creek. 77 the high in pleasanton. sunshine tomorrow, cooler day. windy in the afternoon. monday, tuesday, wednesday, barely topping out in the mid-70s. warmer by thursday and friday. by friday and saturday, we're closer to where we should be for this time of year. >> t

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for a team many experts said would have trouble reaching .500 this season, the giants have the best overall record in baseball. 37-21. saturday they have a chance for a full game sweep of chicago tomorrow. buster posey and the giants wearing uniforms honoring pride month. alex dickerson to left, up and out. giants on the board 2-1. fans in the bleachers, baseball and a brew. what could be better for them? bottom of the 5th, giants up two. brandon crawford, 12 homers on the year.

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permanently on twitter and snapchat, facebook announcing on friday trump is banned from its platform, which includes instagram, until january 2023. it will use experts to assess whether the risk to public safety has receded. the company citing videos like this one posted on facebook to supporters while they were attacking the capitol building. >> we love you. you're very special. >> reporter: he has called the decision an insult to the millions of americans that voted for him. while the former president has stayed mostly out of the public eye since leaving office, prosecutors in new york have continued their criminal investigation. the controller for the trump organization testified before a special grand jury empanelled by the manhattan district attorney which will decide whether to bring criminal charges against trump, his business or any of his employees. one area of interest in the suitcase whether trump

allegedly inflated the value of assets to benefit him and then deflated them for tax breaks. it was a emotional for the family of six-year-old aidan laon, s. he was in a back booster seat when he was hit by a bullet from another vehicle on a bay area freeway. it was driven by a woman with a male passenger. >> i want nothing more than to find justice. my precious sob had his life rip wide from him for absolutely no reason. >> a reward for information about the shooting has reached $500,000. a high school senior in

north carolina is being 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. the student told a local newspaper he wore the flag to represent his family. there are new details about what happened on a delta airlines flight where a man apparently tried to break into the cockpit. >> my wife said quick, look. the flight attendant's fighting with someone. and apparently he was trying to get into the cockpit. so i dove out of my seat and helped wrestle the guy.

>> passengers and crew members worked together to hold the man down as he was shouting "stop this plane" over and over. it happened yesterday on a flight from lax to nashville but 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 that the guy didn't get in there. >> the fbi took the man into custody. the flight continued on to nashville. >> still ahead, funnel cake, pig races and free vaccine doses? a county fair that has a unique offer that kicked off today on the peninsula. >> we are tracking a cooler end

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every year during fire season we're used to seeing airplanes drop fire retardant to help ground crews do their job. what if instead of airdropping it, you put it on your house before a fire ever starts? a company is adapting it to do just that. >> reporter: it comes from one company. with fires getting worse and worse, that company had an idea. what if we sell you retardant before there's a fire? that's what this crew is doing to a home in portola valley outside san francisco. right away you can see it's not the exact same formula. >> the only reason it's red is so pilots can see it. >> reporter: unlike the original, this one will not pain your yard red. it's also been reformulated with the side of scientists at stanford to be stickier and last longer. >> it has durability all the way

through until a couple of inches of rain come at the season. they've also developed a product so they can spray it off of a truck like this one. a spray is not gonna fix every problem. if your power company happens to have a history of neglecting and safety work, the retard an can't make anything 100% fireproof. but if sparks do fall, the idea is to keep the grass underneath from breaking into flames. >> it helps. that just chars it versus burned. >> reporter: you gotta put on a new coat every year, whichchchch an ongoing cost. a 20-foot spray can run $20,000 a mile.

not cheap but cheaper than a wildfire. as for your house, the retardant isn't a magic fix-all together. >> it puts an additional barrier. after you've cleaned out your gutters, done the fire-wise approaches, the defensible space. >> reporter: they are working with some insurance companies to treat more people's yards but you don't have to own a big estate in the hills to afford it. it'll set you back anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand. san mateo county fair kicked off today with carnival rides, food, and covid-19 vaccine. yes. people 12 and older lined up this afternoon at the vaccination clinic set up at the fairgrounds. it will be available for county residents tomorrow and next weekend. there is a special deal for anyone who

gets the shot. you receive free admission, a $20 food voucher and four ride tickets. >> it's good on itself and getting a better deal, it's great. >> organizers say the health and safety of guests is their top priority. >> drew, i didn't see any rain in that forecast you had. >> we need some rain. we do see up to a quarter of an inch in spots over the next several weeks. but tomorrow it's all about the wind and some cooler weather. winds tomorrow morning, not all that bad. they ramp up a little bit as you head into the afternoon. especially along the coast. gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. overnight tonight, clear skies. that marine lay servery impressed.

that wind is with us in the afternoon. gusting 20 to 40 miles per hour. cooling off into early next week. barely getting into the 70s in our warmest spots. even a few below average temperatures. windy afternoon tomorrow. cooler than average for the early part of next week. and then we'll bump those numbers up a little bit jr with increasing clouds by friday. >> hot one

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it is klay thompson on a boat. although he wishes he was back in the playoffs and playing again, the last time we saw him

on the court in a real game, game 6 of the 2018 nba finals. kevin durant's final season as a warrior. klay is rehabbing right now. 15 seconds into the game, james harden has to leave with a hamstring injury. he did not return. cj tucker picks durant's pocket. up top for giannis and the slam. game high 34. just like his number. kyrie irving, fancy finish. brooklyn led by two at the break. pulled away in the second half. duran, the triple. nets up 16 and rolling. a team high 29. nets win 115-107. game 2 on monday.

the memorial tournament in ohio. rahm leading by six strokes back to the third round but tested positive for covid after the round and withdraw from the tournament. gentlemen, start your engines. kyle shanahan will be the grand marshal tomorrow at sonoma raceway. truex jr. assigned the 19th starting position. >> i think any time you go to a track that you've had past success and confidence in what you need to do and the way to approach it, i think it's always a good thing. looking forward to it. and optimistic. and have confidence. but that doesn't guarantee anything. so we'll see

what we can do. 14 weeks from tomorrow, the niners will kick off the regular season in detroit. the nfl added a 17th game to the regular season in 2021. organized team activities, mini-camps are back live. jimmy ward entering his eighth season all with san francisco. developed as a player, a vocal leader on the defense. earlier this week he was asked if he'd be open to starting his own podcast. >> one day. you gotta get me in the mood. sometime i'm not in the mood. sometimes i slur my words. i don't really answer the question. but today you got me in the mood.

ncaa baseball tournament, stanford looking for their second win in as many days. pac-12 pitcher of the year, brendan beck. cody handcuff, a grand slam. back-to-back games for handcuff. they're just a win away from the super regionals. the belmont stakes in new york. plenty of controversy. the kentucky derby winner not allowed to race. the preakness winner was in the field of eight but not a factor. we've got hotrod charley. and essential quality down the stretch. the favorite, essential quality, pulls ahead to win the belmont.

somebody tell klay to be careful on that boat. that's it for tonight. i'm jr stone. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thank you for joining us. if you are headed to nascar, the u.s. open or the giants game tomorrow, enjoy it and get there early. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ]

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