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the story only here on abc7. >> reporter: nearly two weeks since the vta mass shooting, this man is still trying to process the death of his beloved uncle. >> i can't sleep at night. >> reporter: he lives in vienna and says his uncle immigrated to the u.s. after fleeing iran and was a beacon of pride for their family. >> he wasn't a person there to have an easy time. he worked really hard. he was there . >> reporter: on instagram he shared his favorite memory with his uncle, a photo of them together at the lighthouse at half moon bay. >> to me that trip there was so significant because i was like this is it.

this is like the end game seeing my uncle like that with that level of comfort and success taking me to a lighthouse and i was like wow, how symbolic. we're here. we made it, america, the land of the free. >> reporter: but he's now finding it hard to square that feeling of hope and opportunity with the reality of his knowingly's fate. >> to see someone try so hard this is their fate in a country that claims to be the greatest country in the world, breaks my hard, doesn't make any sense to me. >> reporter: abdi who was 63 left behind his wife and two children. his brother who was an iranian national was unable to get a visa to attend the funeral. >> after all these years of not being able to visit him he couldn't even go to his funeral. >> reporter: he says it's just another sad layer to an already unfair tragedy. >> he got away. he wasn't supposed to die. i'm saying what happened to

him, he didn't deserve it. >> now on www.abc7news.com we have a way for you to support the families of all the victims including links to verified gofundme pages. california is building on its progress in the fight against covid-19. here are some quick headlines. the state's seven-day positivity rate is holding steady at 0.8%. it's been at or around that figure for several days now. nearly 18 million californians are now fully vaccinated. that's a number that's been creeping upwards. nationally there's a potential setback to vaccinations. the u.s. is now at risk of not reaching president biden's goal of 70% of adults receiving at least one dose of the vaccine by july 4th. alameda county is revising its covid-19 death count saying

it overcounted more than 400 cases. abc7 news reporter matt boone explains why and what the change means. >> reporter: as of friday, the alameda county health department had reported 1,634 covid-19 deaths, but later that day it was revised down to 1,223, a 25% decrease. according to the health department, the change was made to comply with the state's definition of a covid-19 death which requires covid-19 to be a direct or contributing factor or a situation in which it can't be ruled out. >> there are situations in which people say are in a car accident and die and get screened coming through the door into the icu and it turns out they have asymptomatic covid and they die as a result of their traffic accident. that would have been counted under the old system for alameda county as a covid death. >> reporter: epidemiologist dr. george rutherford has closely studied data from

around the country and said the fact that alameda counted so many incidents in that way is unusual but points out alameda was forced to create their own reporting criteria before the state created its own system. >> i'm betting it's very specific to alameda county who had a lot of cases early on and had to do a lot of on-the-fly definitions. >> reporter: in a statement a county spokesperson said they'd been aware of the discrepancy and planned to update the count "when cases and deaths stabilized" though they did not respond to further questioning about the timeline. dr. rutherford says the revised numbers don't mean much in the scheme of things and predicts the overall death count throughout the country will be likely to be much higher. >> there will be a lot of nursing home deaths stay a year ago that did not get reported. >> reporter: matt boone, abc7 news. health is one of the key issues we're focused on as we work to build a better bay area, but as we head towards reopening so is the economy.

starting tomorrow some transit agencies are making changes to prepare for an increase in ridership. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke to officials about what else could be coming including if masks will be required after june 15th. >> reporter: it's the sound of moving forward. >> i just want more service, you know, more hours, more trains. >> reporter: just nine days before the state is set to reopen b.a.r.t. is noticing an uptick in their data. looking back in march of 2020 they saw a drop of 93% in ridership. now thousands of riders are riding b.a.r.t. again pushing the system to make changes. >> starting tomorrow we'll add 26 additional trips to our busiest lines. that's the yellow, the green and red. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. hopes these changes help their numbers. now up to 70,000 people are riding b.a.r.t.

during weekdays, 17% of prepandemic levels. >> this change will allow to us double the number of 50 minute frequencies and we're putting these trips on the shoulders of our morning and evening commutes. >> reporter: a.c. transit is also making changes monday. their social distancing guidelines will be modified from six feet to three feet. yvette malvia is an essential worker and has relied on public transportation through the entire pandemic. >> i really don't mind too much because most of the time the buses are pretty much about empty. >> the tsa has a mask mandate for transit nationwide that doesn't expire till september 13th. >> reporter: starting august 30th b.a.r.t. is planning to return to prepandemic service levels and updating service hours from 9 p.m. to midnight closures. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news.

racing fans got their high octane rush today during the nascar race at sonoma raceway. a soldout crowd in the stands, you can see open seats in parts with capacity capped at 33%. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard says most people were thrilled to be there despite some covid restrictions. >> reporter: for nascar fans it's like old times. >> it's great to be back. we've missed it for over a a now. >> drivers, start your engines! >> reporter: sonoma raceway revving back to life after a long hibernation to host the toyota savemart 350. >> we are thrilled to have our fans back at sonoma raceway. it's been 714 days since nascar last raced in the sonoma valley. >> this is our first nascar racism. >> reporter: richard summerland and son r.j. are excited to be doing

something fun together. >> we go to a lot of monster truck shows, a's games. we just love to get out and this is been like the first time we can get back out and we just jumped at the chance. >> last year it wasn't happening. it was kind of a dead silence. it was sad. >> reporter: covid protocols are in place. masks and social distancing are required. at 33% capacity it's a soldout crowd at sonoma raceway. check it out. normally there's room for 47,000 people here. there were star sightings off the track like basketball superstar michael jordan now a nascar team co-owner. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan served as race grand marshal. he says the experience is giving him hope. >> actually being at a sport where there's fans is the best feeling. i don't want to go through another year without fans. those cardboard cutouts only do so much. >> reporter: no cardboard cutouts here. manufacture those fans are happy to many of those fans are

happy to be back home. cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> we'll have highlights of today's race coming up in a few minutes on abc7 sports. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 another bear sighting, this time in discovery bay. experts explain why we're seeing more of the animals in residential areas. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. winds turn gusty again tomorrow. we have a wind advisory starting at noon. we'll look at how high those winds get where you live in the accuweather forecast today. a marin county man's journey to break a world record is cut short, new

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new at 11:00 tonight another bay area bear sighting, this one in discovery bay. amanda dove captured this bear on her home security camera today. experts say we've seen more bears in more unusual places lately and there are a few reasons why including the drought. >> in the urban areas we have 24/7 access to food, water and shelter. we're probably going to see more bear encounters as the years progress. >> just on friday there were several sightings of a bear in oakley and last month a young black bear was spotted in a tree in san anselmo. neighbors tell us officials were out searching for the bear today in discovery bay. we reached out to the sheriff's office and fish and wildlife about the status of the latest bear but have yet to hear back. now to our drought emergency, california's 1,500 reservoirs are 50% lower than they should be at this time of year and it's only expected to get worse.

here's abc7 news reporter zohreen shah. >> reporter: folsom lake is one of california's largest reservoirs, crucial to providing water to the state's 40 plus million residents, but it's dramatically shrunken this year. people can normally launch boats off this ramp, especially during this time of year, but as you can see from our drone, those levels are so low it takes at least a quarter mile to get to that water. relentless heat and dry conditions evaporating the already below average snowpack in the nearby sierra nevada mountains that supplies the reservoir. if this was a normal time and this lake was full, how far underwater would we be right now? >> right now we'd be about 70 feet under water. >> reporter: 100% of california suffering a worsening drought posing a threat to farmers, the state's hydroelectric power plants and entire communities as wildfire season approaches. >> we used to think about preparing for climate change impacts as sort of a future planning exercise. >> reporter: but the drought leaving officials scrambling to

find solutions now. >> upwards of 250,000 people in adjacent communities are identifying other sources for their drinking water this year because of an inability to draw from this reservoir. >> reporter: this winery owner susan tipton is one of those looking for water alternatives, her harvest taking a 25% hit last season. >> it's a worry. i wonder if my granddaughter will be able to walk through this vineyard one day and make wine from it. >> reporter: so concerned she says she recently donated part of her 18 acres to uc davis to study which grapes farmers should be planting to thrive in these changing conditions. a world record attempt cut short overnight, the marin county man attempting to paddle from sausalito to hawaii in a kayak had to be rescued less than a week into his journey. the coast guard picked up cyril derreumaux about 70 miles west of santa cruz. he had been anchored several

days because of bad weather and then lost gps signal. derreumaux says his sea anchor was damaged which led to the kayak being tossed by the waves. when the water got into his cabin, he decided to request an evacuation. he and his support team are trying to figure out how to recover the kayak at this point. the san francisco zoo moving along here is mourning the loss of cobby, the oldest male chimpanzee in u.s. history. 63-year-old cobby had a distinguished gray beard and was a long time visitor favorite. zoo officials say cobby died yesterday. he recently had been ill and age was a contributing factor. the zoo says cobby was a gentle soul and a calming presence to the zoo's troop of seven chimpanzees. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma here. my hair was blowing all over the place today, drew. do you have any good news on that front? >> it gets a little bit worse tomorrow and by midweek we'll

see a lot of this wind die down, but tomorrow a wind advisory will go into effect for some of the strongest winds we've seen so far this weekend. let's talk about what's going on outside tonight, a live look from sutro tower. it's gorgeous out there. we are fog free on this late night hour. no fog will begin to move in overnight tonight. so we'll start the day tomorrow with a ton of sunshine, but tomorrow thanks to those gusty winds it's a cooler afternoon than what we had today, below average temperatures coming our way actually the next couple days. it's still pretty windy out there in a lot of spots. even sfo is gusting close to 30 miles per hour. it's a similar story in concord as well and this breeze is going to stick with us overnight tonight, just an indication that it gets windier by tomorrow afternoon. right now with that wind we're mainly in the 50s and 60s, 53 in the city, 56 in oakland, 61 in san jose, 63 in santa rosa.

overnight tonight, though, we'll all mainly drop into the 50s. let's talk about that wind a little more. tomorrow morning 7 a.m. it's pretty breezy along the coastline. we're seeing winds gust over 30 miles per hour. as we go throughout the day, those winds strengthen areawide. look at the map. by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon we're talking the entire bay area experiencing those onshore winds gusting over 25, 30 miles per hour. thankfully it is an onshore wind meaning that wind is coming off the cool ocean water and moving over land. that keeps humidity levels up and it also keeps temperatures a little bit cooler. so while we think about wind elevating our fire danger, it's not those dangerous offshore winds that keep our temperatures warm and really drop humidity levels low, but nonetheless tomorrow we have a wind advisory at noon until 8 p.m. for essentially the north bay mountains, the inland east bay and the entire coastline including san francisco for

those wind gusts in excess of 45, even close to 50 miles per hour. i think the highest wind gust we'll see along the coastline. overnight tonight we're mainly dropping into the 50s under clear skies. again, there is no marine layer to talk about. tomorrow a lot of sunshine, but below average in the south bay, 69 santa clara, 70 in san jose, 69 cupertino. along the peninsula it's bright but windy, 66 san mateo, 67 mountain view. downtown tomorrow 61, 59 dailydy 59daly city, 68 in fremont with wind in the afternoon and inland 70s as those breezes pick up. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast, the next seven days it is windy tomorrow, remains breezy tuesday. the winds back off wednesday. wednesday is the coolest day all week before a warming trend

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championship sunday at the u.s. women's open and a beautiful day at the olympic club in san francisco, the first ever women's major held at this course was a treat for the fans in attendance, such a great location here in san francisco. high school junior megha ganne is stanford bound, started in contention but fell off and finished tied for 14th, but she was the lone amateur. her future is very bright. lexy thompson led by as many as five, but on 11 the wheels began to fall off, a bad chip. nasa hataoka birdieing on 14 to get to minus 4. we get to 18,

yuka saso amazing, a chance to win it right here, but it slides by. so lexy thompson still in it needs this part to get into the playoff and it is short. she shot a 5 over the back 9. thompson finishes in third place. saso and hataoka are in the playoff. it goes to sudden death and saso with the birdie birdie bir is the youngest u.s. women's champion open ever. giants go for a four-game sweep of the cubs. drink your juice and wear your sunscreen at the yard. those kids know what they're doing. lamonte wade jr. knows what he's doing, first pitch swinging and that ball is out. 1-0 in the bleachers in san francisco. 3-1 giants in the fourth, johnny cueto on the hill. tied 3-3. he's got seven home runs in eight starts for the cubs. bottom of the ninth giants down 4-3. mauricio dubon is going

for a home run, but kris bryant is out in left and makes a great catch at the wall. giants fall, 4-3. a's going for the sweep in colorado, a lot of fans there. bottom three scoreless, tapia, r.b.i. knock to left, 1-0, colorado. to the sixth, runner on for sean murphy trying to tie it up, but it goes off the wall, an r.b.i. double, but the only run the a's score. a's lose it, 3-1. did you see this? >> drivers, start your engines! >> 49ers head coach kyle shanahan your grand marshal at sonoma, 14 weeks until the season opener. here's your look at road racing, social distancing optional. near the finish ryan priest gets on the dirt and tries to come back. cody ware gets him twice and we go into overtime. elk grove native kyle larson dominant most of the day and

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welcome back to abc7 news. new developments tonight, two people have been arrested in connection with an orange county road rage shooting that left a 6-year-old boy dead. young aiden leos was shot and killed on the northbound 55 freeway on the morning of may 21st. his mother was driving aiden to kindergarten when people in another car shot at him after an altercation. chp officials say they expect both suspects to be charged with murder. they did not provide details on what led to the arrests. across the u.s. this weekend gun violence has afflicted many cities from new york to chicago to southern california. some of the shooting victims have been children. abc reporter andrew dymbert has the story. >> reporter: gun violence continues to surge in cities across the country. miami-dade county seeing its second mass shooting in a week, three killed, another six

injured when gunfire erupted following a graduation party. the county with a new program, operation summer heat, a 12- week initiative to combat the recent spike in shootings. across the city of chicago at least 39 people wounded and five killed by gun violence since friday night. >> i'm hopefully that people will start opening up their mouths, start giving detectives information. >> reporter: very often it's innocent children caught in the crossfire. in new york justin wallace, a 10-year-old boy, killed, his uncle wounded when a suspect opened fire into his home. the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, meeting with the boy's family vowing to bring the justice. this body camera video showing a nypd officer rushing to help a 4-year-old girl hit by gunfire in times square last month. in indianapolis a 6-year-old girl struck in the head with a stray bullet while riding in the car with her mom later dying at the hospital. so far this year 307 children under age 11 have been injured

by gun violence, 129 killed, but for teens ages 12 to 17 the numbers are even more devastating, nearly 1,300 injured and more than 500 losing their lives to gun violence in just the first half of the year. in california some are outraged after a federal judge overturned california's three decade long ban on assault weapons. >> he needs to 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 it has to these families. >> reporter: andrew dymbert, abc news, new york. vice president kamala harris this is guatemala tonight, her first foreign trip since taking office. she's leaving the administration's response to the crisis at the border. more than 96,000 migrants from guatemala have been appear headed. apprehended. the vice president will meet with guatemala's president to discuss ways to increase economic opportunities there.

she will also visit mexico. >> 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. >> the trip got off to a rough start today when the vice president's plane had to turn back just after takeoff because of a technical issue. she left in another plane 90 minutes later. several wreaths were placed today at the american cemetery in france to commemorate those involved in the d day landings 77 years ago today. it's a scaled down ceremony at the american cemetery with virus travel restrictions preventing people from the u.s. and other allied countries from going to france. on d day more than 150,000 allied troops landed on the beaches of normandy, france.

in total more than 4,400 lost their lives. 2,500 of them were americans. the assault led to the liberation of france and western europe from nazi control. a san francisco bay landmark that played a crucial role in support of the allies on d day needs your help to insure its survival. the liberty ship ss jeremiah o'brien crossed the english channel 11 times carrying personnel and supplies to the normandy beaches to help with the invasion. last year it narrowly escaped a raging fire at pier 45. now the organization preserving it as a floating museum needs financial help to help recoup some of the losses brought on during the pandemic. the o'brien has been closed to the public and those tours have been closed since last year, but you can see it docked at the pier. prince harry and meghan have welcomed their second child. meghan gave birth to a baby girl friday morning in santa

barbara. there are no photos yet, but this is the statement that came from the couple's press secretary. the baby's name is lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor. lilibet is a tribute to queen elizabeth and her middle name honors harry's late mother diana. the royal family extended congratulations to harry, meghan, archie and we're told they're doing well. tomorrow the first cruise ship to depart north america since the pandemic began will set sail from barbados. we get an exclusive look at the protocols in place and what the ship plans to do if someone tests positive for covid while on board. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking a windy day tomorrow

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welcome back. tomorrow the first north american cruise in over a year will set sail with vaccine vaccn cards as essential as tickets. abc's gio benitez is getting a firsthand look at the safety precautions aboard the celebrity millennial. >> reporter: welcome aboard the first north american cruise since the pandemic shut the industry down over a year ago. take a look because all crew members and adult passengers on board are fully vaccinated. it doesn't look too full now because celebrity is keeping capacity at just 50% to start. remember, this is the first one. let's go ahead and show you what it looks like to get on board. we boarded in st. maarten. the very first document you have to show is that vaccination card, the card, not a photo. she also want to see a negative pcr taste in the past 72 hours. if you don't have that when you board, they'll take your test

here. because of the vaccine the cruise line says passengers do not need to wear a mask on board. the big question is will vaccinations be required when cruise line restart operations from the u.s. celebrity is up first the end of the month in florida and say vaccines will be required, but a few weeks later caribbean is saying guests are strongly recommended to set sail fully vaccinated if they are eligible. those who are unvaccinated or unable to verify vaccination will be required to undergo testing and follow other protocols. so it appears different cruise lines may have different rules, but they all say they are still working with the cdc and different state officials to try to work that all out, but no matter what we are going to be covering it all for you live right here on gma tomorrow morning as this ship approaches barbados. >> some exciting stuff there. for that report on the cruise's departure tune into good

morning america here on abc7 beginning at 7 a.m. tomorrow right after abc7 mornings. on the peninsula today was family pride day at the san mateo county fair. the flag was raised this morning near the kiddie carnival. the aids memorial quilt was also on display in the expo hall. tonight's free concert featured a queen tribute band. the fair runs through next sunday. 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 just by going to our website, www.abc7news.com/pride. moving along now, in the east bay a trip back in time today, abc7 news was at the shadelands ranch museum where the walnut creek historical society hosted its first car show. there were nothing but fords ranging from vintage mustangs to the famous model t. the owner of a rare 1915 model told us he was all set to name his

beauty after a famous disney character. >> i got the little carriage and stuff like that for cinderella and all that, but that's the way i was going to go with it, but i couldn't get the license plate. >> for some car owners this was their first show since the start of the pandemic. joined now by meteorologist drew tuma. we need to get some of those cars and hopefully open our windows, get a little breeze in there. >> that breeze tomorrow will be strong in some areas, especially along the coast where a wind advisory will go into effect for winds that could gust in guess of 45 miles per hour. go into motion with the forecast. tomorrow afternoon 2 p.m. those onshore winds are very breezy, if not windy or gusty in your area. 40 that forecasted wind in the city, upper 30s in a lot of areas. we have that wind advisory that begins at noon tomorrow for the coast, the north bay mountains and inland east bay and will last until 8 p.m.

for strong winds that gust up to, if not over, 45 miles per hour. overnight tonight we have clear skies, no marine layer, temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-50s. tomorrow it's a cool june day below average, 61 in the city with the wind, 65 in oakland, 70 in san jose, 76 in santa rosa, 78 the high in antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it is gusty tomorrow, remains breezy tuesday. the winds back off wednesday. wednesday is the coolest day we have of the week before warmer weather moves in friday and into the weekend we're warm in the 70s and 80s. >> thanks so much, drew. let's get a preview of sports with chris. >> coming up in sports 49ers head coach kyle shanahan takes to google before his grand marshal duties. plus clay

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by your local toyota dealers. >> two weeks from tuesday the nba draft lottery will go down june 22nd. we'll find out which lottery picks the warriors will get and then thursday, july 29th , the nba draft is right here on abc7, nba playoffs, game seven between the mavs and clippers, the road team has won every game so far. luka doncic, hoop and the foul. flex on him number 77 and later he's fired up, step back triple, 29 in the first half, the most in any game seven in 25 years. luka had a game high 46. third quarter tied at 81. so nice we show it time, leonard with a team high 28 and clippers owner getting jiggy with it. kawhi was a rebound short of a triple double, one of his ten assists to reggie jackson. clippers win and will face the jazz in the western semis.

drivers start your engines. >> i can only imagine how fired up head coach kyle shanahan will be kicking off the season. today he served as grand marshal as nascar made their return for the toyota save mart 350. >> i was comiteed to come up and be a part of something i'd never done before. i didn't know what that meant till i watched it on the internet on the way up. you got to yell in front of a bunch of people which i haven't totally done that before, but it was cool. i've always heard going to nascar events is one of the fun sporting events you can go to and so far it's exactly what i heard. julio jones will not be joining the 49ers. the falcons are trading him next year. jones has 843 career catches

for nearly 13,000 yards and 60 touchdowns. 49ers play at tennessee thursday, december 23rd. ncaa baseball tournament, stanford one win regionals down 2-1. that ball is gone, a three-run shot, 4-2 stanford, but the normally stout stanford pitching staff struggles late. anteaters take the lead. the throw to first is late. irvine scores six in the inning. cardinal fall 8-4, sets up a winner take all game tomorrow night. big time soccer match between the u.s. and mexico in the inaugural nations league final from denver, tied 2-2. 22-year-old christian poulisk scores a penalty kick, mayhem in the stands, fans throwing things on the field,

got a little wild. american goalie ethan horvak stopping this kick. the u.s. wins, 3-2. trophy and fireworks, good stuff for u.s. soccer. yesterday during klay thompson's instagram live on the boat he talked about how much he misses playing hoops and brought up the last time he played when the warriors were in the nba finals against toronto and superfan drake was bugging them back then and since they know drake it was nothing more than friendly chirping. drake responded. here's klay on the feud and drake's response. >> that's impressive. we had a little beef. that's my last taste of hoops, man, nba finals. there's nothing like the finals, you know, nothing like it. drake, artist of the decade. man, that's impressive. we had a little beef, you know. thatches my last

taste of hoops. >> look at drake taking the time to memorize and repeat klay's words. that is hilarious and amazing. one day i want to meet drake. can we make it happen? >> great stuff. thanks, chris. i just hope klay doesn't get hurt on that boat. that's it. dion lim will be back next week. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for drew and chris and everyone here on abc7 news thanks

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