i'm jr stone. racing fans got octane rush today at sonoma raceway. most people were thrilled to be there despite some covid-19 restrictions. >> reporter: for nascar fans it is like old times. >> it is great to be back. we miss today for over a year now. >> drivers start your engines! >> sonoma raceway revving back to life after a long hibernation. >> we are thrilled to have our fans back. it has been 714 days since nascar last raced here in the sonoma valley. >> it is our first nascar race. >> reporter: richard and

his son, rj, are excited to go somewhere fun together. >> we go to monster shows, a's games we just love to get out. this is the first time we can get back out and we just jumped for the chance. >> last year it just was not happening, a dead silence. it was sad. >> reporter: covid-19 protocols are in place. masks and social distancing required. >> at 33% capacity to a sold out crowd here, check it out. normally, there is room for 47,000 people. >> reporter: there were star sightings off of the track like the basketball super star michael jordan now a nascar team co-owner. coach shanahan served as race grand marshal. >> being at a sport where there are fans it is the best feeling. i don't want to go through another year without the fans. cardboard cut outs don't so much. >> i am daniel and busch fan. >> many are happy to be back home.

>> love it. we will be back. >> reporter: back to you. >> good times out there for sure. we will have highlights of today's race coming up in a few minutes on abc 7 sports. well, abc 7 news is committed to helping build a better bay area. that effort including the focus on issues of race and social justice with san francisco police today releasing the crime numbers. data through june 4th shows the most targeted group in the city is asian americans, the victim of 39% or 11 hate crimes this year. that is up from a total of 9 crimes for all of last year when hate crime against the black community were the most prevalent. 18%, a total of 5 targeted black community followed by 4 anti-jewish crimes. the city reports a total of 28 hate crimes as of last friday. that number was 48 for all of last year.

a group gathered in san francisco today to rally for justice in memory of shawn montarosa. he was killed a year ago by the police outside of a walgreens where there was looting following a george floyd protest. california attorney general office is conducting a review to determine if charges should be filed against officers. the family says they hope new protocols will be established for police shootings. >> there are hundreds of families like ours whos loved ones were taken and accountability went unanswered. we hope that struggle and sacrifice will build a bridge between impacted families and legislatures and elected officials to have the power to bring justice to our loved ones. >> he was kneeling when he was shot from the back of an unmarked police vehicle. the police say the officer thought he had a gun in his pocket but it was

a hammer. happening now, vice president harris is heading to guatemala to discus migration issues. a technical issue delayed her departure. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris giving the thumb's up before twitching planes, a technology issue forcing her to turn around before continuing on her trip to graduate guatemala and mexico. she met with both nations virtually but now face-to-face. >> it will be an honest conversation. i am there to listen as much as i am there to share perspective. >> reporter: her mission, slowing migration. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: gloria say nurse in guatemala. she says many parents leave because they can not find work. the world food program mating four million guatemala now struggling with hunger and food insecurity. 46% of children under 5 have stunted growth. in april, the u.s. committed

$310 million in aid. the white house propose will $4 billion over the next 4 years. a stark contrast from the trump administration that halted all aid to the area. the biden administration. groups recommending which migrants should be allowed to seek asylum in the u.s. >> the administration is trying to address the challenge of lifting some of the more restrictive trump administration policies but also not encouraging another period of increased arrivals. >> reporter: this mother reunited with her 14 and 10- year-old children. she says she sent them alone across the border in search of a better life. telling them they cried every day. she felt like she had no choice. >> like any other mom. wants the best for her children she had to make the hard decision. >> the kids were placed with a foster family in ohio last november after crossing the

border illegally. the mother stayed behind to wait on her case. abc news, washington, d.c. on the peninsula, today, it is family pride day at the flag was raised. tonight's concert features a queen tribute band. the fair runs through next sunday. now, we put together a history of pride month along with a list of the many events that will be taking place this month. you can find it by going to our website abc7news.com/pride. and watch any of our premium pride month content on our abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple, tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. starting tomorrow, your wait for a b.a.r.t train could get shorter. the agency is adding more trips as

ridership increases. good news to many. there will be 26 more trips monday through friday and 16 more trips on saturdays. the hours will stay the same with the last trains departing the end of the line at 9:00 p.m. b.a.r.t will return to near prepandemic service including staying open until midnight starting august 30th. also tomorrow, ac transit will only require three feet distancing on buses, improving passenger capacity. harry and meghan are now parents to two. people in the east bay opened up their homes to anyone today as part of an effort to go green. see how environmental home design is going beyond solar. the winds are gusty out there on this sunday evening but they turn even stronger tomorrow. a wind advisory into effect on monday with

to remember those involved

in the d-day landings. >> right there. on d-day more than 150,000 troops landed on the beaches of normandy, france, in total 4400 lost their lives, 2500 americans, the assault led to liberation of france and europe. prince harry and meghan welcomed their second child. she gave birth friday morning in santa barbara. this is the statement that came from the couple's press secretary. the baby's name is lilibet diana. lili for short say tribute to queen elizabeth and her middle name, diana, honored harry's late mother. the royal family all extended

congratulations to them. just so you know, mom and baby lili are doing well. bay area homeowners are showing off their efforts to go green to help others who are thinking about being environmentally friendly at home. the most obvious change is adding solarpanels, that is just the beginning from all electric appliances to great water systems to landscaping, all sorts of ways to fight climate change. now, one homeowner shares you can go green when pouring the foundation. >> apparently in the production of concrete it releases a tremendous amount in production of concrete and in the curing it releases a tremendous amount of carbon dioxide. >> reporter: the homeowner says by adding fly ash it becomes sustainable. a spectacular new mural unveiled in san francisco called "the word is on fire" it brings attention to climate change and

protecting the environment. the message is pretty clear. it encourages people to break free from using fossil fuels like coal. a chimp here in the bay area who made national history fondly remembered today. if you visited the san francisco zoo chances are you met colby. up next what made him so special and how the zoo is remembering him. to the future cast, a dip in our temperatures, we will let you know how low they will go. coming up in sports both baseball teams in action, racing goes overtime in sonoma and here in san francisco, the u.s. overtime in sonoma and here in san francisco, the u.s. overtime in sonoma and here in ♪ windows open,the u.s. i'm yelling unity ♪ ♪ side by side with my community ♪ ♪ celebrate, let's have a jubilee ♪ ♪ they've been there for us ♪ ♪ let's be there for them ♪

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calming presence to the zoo's troop of 7. innovative bike share program specifically for people with disabilities has relaunched in san francisco's golden gate park. the program allows cyclists of all abilities to rent hand cycles, bikes, side by side bikes for a fun sunday ride. rentals are free for people with disabilities. it is located near stanyon street. it was put on hold because of the pandemic. it will run every sunday of november of 2021. >> drew, i saw those flags blowing away on my way here to the station. >> yes. the wind will get stronger as we head into monday. monday we will have a wind advisory going into effect at noon for winds potentially gusts over 45 miles per hour. so, the windy weather it is here to stay another day. we will take you outside our roof top camera here at kgo and the

embarcadero. you can see the flags are flapping in the wind right now. winds are so strong along the coast right now. point reyes. the parking lot had to close because they had flying debris. you can see the winds there. launching stuff in the air. they are strong. especially wind gust of 37 miles an hour. briefly weaker wind at this moment. active 20-25 miles per hour. and those winds have helped bring in cooler air. today, some 5-10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. 62 in the city right now. 70, though in san jose, 77 right now in concord. 85 in santa rosa with the wind. 77 again. a poplar temperature in the inland east bay. winds overnight tonight. they do remain breezy along the coastline. we expect the winds close to the ocean gusting over 20 miles an hour at times. tomorrow afternoon, the wind, it is everywhere across the region.

we expect the wind gusts at times up to thrive miles per hour inland or higher wind gusts along the coast by tomorrow evening. for that fact, there is a wind advisory that will begin at noon tomorrow, lasting at 8:00 p.m. monday evening for the entire coastline. including san francisco, north bay mountains and inland east bay. for the northwesterly winds, the winds gust to 45 miles an hour or higher winds can happen along the coastline. overnight tonight, it means breezy along the coast. middle 40s to 50s for the overnight lows with clear skies, the marin layer is absent. tomorrow, cooler day compared to today. 70 for the san jose area. 68 for sunnyville. 69 for coopertino a windy day. tomorrow, cool june day, 61 downtown. 59 in daley city with the wind. a big drop compared to today.

74 in napa. the east bay, in the 60s to lower 70s. 65 for oakland. 67 union city with the wind. and inland we are only topping out in the 70s. below average for this time of the year. here is the accu-weather forecast. it is a windy afternoon with the wind advisory remaining breezy on tuesday. the winds relax on wednesday. wednesday, the coolest day of the week before a warming trend hits us by friday. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. championship sunday, the u.s. women's open and a beautiful day at the olympic club. fans in attendance at the first ever women's major held at this course were treated to a great sunday of gulf full of drama towards the end. such a great location here in san francisco and the sun was out. high school junior stanford bound, started out in contention and fell off on sunday, finished tied for 14. low amateur. her future is bright. thompson led

now, nasa hataoka, getting her to 94. she waits, here on 18. yuka saso a chance to win it out alexandrite -- out right, right here. now, it is short. she shot a 5 over on the back 9. she she she she she she she the youngest champion in history. she becomes a a a philippines. >> to all of my friends back in the philippines and japan i am thankful. i hope i can do more better.

keep this going. >> it is hard to smile but i mean, it was an amazing week. yes, i played not so good today with a few of the bogeys coming in on the back 9. you know i i will take today and learn from it and i have a lot more weeks ahead and a lot more years and a tournament next week. >> to baseball now, giants, drink your juice, wear your sunscreen, all kid approved. junior leading off and leaving the yard. the first pitch swinging, there you go. 3-1 giants in the 4th. the second winner of the game. he ties it, seven home runs in 8 starts, he is off to a good start this year. bottom line, 4-3. now, giving that hanger a drive. he is tall, makes it at the wall. a's going for the sweep in in

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sonoma. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. jr you mentioned michael jordan was at the track. he is the owner owner owner own wallace, bubba watson say golfer. sorry. >> when you get lost in michael jordan land your mind goes all over the place. that was great stuff. the grand marshal. that is the best time we got to get that gig. >> yeah, totally. they are not fast enough for nascar but some classics were on display today in the east bay. guess what all of these struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪

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