for immune support. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. our officers responded very quickly. they were able to immediately begin life-saving measures. an early morning mass shooting in austin, texas leaves 13 people injured as law enforcement continues to search for the suspect. good morning, everyone. it is saturday, june 12. you are watching abc7 lives at 11:00 am and wherever you stream. i am liz kreutz. let's look at the weather locally with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hello . it is sunny in the

north bay and east bay valleys but we have clouds hanging along the coast in the peninsula. you can see from live radar and the golden bridge we are socked in with 60s in the city, 63 mountain view and emeryville getting sunny with mid and upper 60s. the dew points are about 10 degrees higher than they normally are. that is a measure of the moisture content. we are looking at the warmer air throughout today and tomorrow. as we look at your saturday afternoon, 70s and 80s could feel a little warmer than that, sticky, maybe, but we will get the sea breeze going all weekend long. we have a heat wave to talk about, liz, in a few minutes. we continue to follow breaking news this morning.

13 people were shot in downtown austin, texas early saturday. police say the gunman is still on the loose. we have new video showing you some of the scene overnight. shots rang out into a large crowd district in town. the interim police chief says the 911 calls came in just before midnight our time. two of the 13 people are fighting for their lives. they are in critical condition. the focus is now on finding the suspect, who got away. >> what we are seeing in recent months and over the last year or so, is an increase in gun violence. this is continuing. >> police say there is limited information on the suspect at this point and they do not know what caused the gunfire. we will update you as we learn more. a brand-new update this morning on the chaotic and deadly car crash in the south bay last night. police say one man is in jail, accused of plowing his pickup truck through a popular sports bar. officers updated us about an hour ago saying the man reversed into the back patio bar last night in the willow glen area. witnesses say they had to jump out of the way but sadly, three people were hit. one woman died at the hospital.

the two men are expected to survive. a woman in the truck for passenger seat was not hurt. as for the driver behind the wheel, san jose police say the 32-year-old is now in the county jail on felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. in just three days, the state will fully reopen. this morning we are finally getting some clarity from masking rules for california workplaces.

here is what we can expect from the agency.. a second attempt to determine who is wearing a mask and who is not in california workplaces. this 30 page document, released friday, was filled with redactions. many changes are meant to align with cdc guidelines. the bottom line is, those who are fully vaccinated don't have to wear a mask indoors at work or be required to practice socially distancing. this development comes on the same day governor gavin newsom signed two executive orders, one illuminating the state's steer system. >> dozens and dozens of executive orders, literally hundreds of provisions, will begin to wind down in an orderly manner over the course of the next days, weeks and months. >> reporter: all signs are pointing to a releasing of most

pandemic restrictions. looking at cal osha's updated draft, it puts the responsibility on employees to provide face masks to unvaccinated workers. those who are not vaccinated are required to wear a mask when they are indoors at work with few exceptions. when alone in a room or vehicle, while eating or drinking, provided employees are at least six feet apart, or, if they cannot wear a face covering because of a mental or medical health condition or disability. these changes come after backlash led cal osha board members to drop a controversial rule at a recent meeting that said vaccinated workers would still be required to wear masks if anyone in the same room was unvaccinated. >> i was very pleased to see them resend that earlier this week. they rescinded their previous vote. as i said a week ago, we will get where we need to go. i have all the confidence in the world we will get there. >> reporter: it is unclear exactly when we will get there. the state is set to fully reopen the economy on the 15. cal osha will vote on updates two days later. the changes pass, they won't

take effect until the 28th. we reached out to the governor's press office, asking if he is considering changing the mask mandate sooner. his spokesperson responded in part, we cannot speculate as to the board's upcoming vote, but we will continue to work with workers, employers and regulators to transition to a full and safe reopening on 215. amanda del castillo, abc7 news. san francisco will be stricter than the stay when it comes to indoor events with more than 5000 people. organizers for indoor events can go by the honor system, where people are being taken at their word for being vaccinated, everyone has to wear to four. they want to require proof of vaccination or negative covid test, people who are vaccinated do not have to mask up. employees at hospitals, nursing homes and residential real communities, as well as jails have to prove they were vaccinated after a vaccination is fully approved by the fda. san francisco was the first major u.s. city to get one shot into the arms of 80% of its eligible residents. mayor london breed tweeted the news and also said nearly 70% of the city is fully vaccinated. you will be seeing a professional fireworks show in the san francisco sky this year for the fourth of july if it is not too foggy. mayor london breed tweeted the fireworks would return this year and more information will be released later. remember, the pandemic cancel last year's display.

>> considering the low amount of cases, yeah, i think we are ready, as long as we keep our masks on. >> we should be able to get together and unite. >> the city plans to align with the state in lifting most covid- 19 restrictions on tuesday. 15 more people in california became $50,000 richer. locally, alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties in two people in santa clara county. the governor also introduced one of the 15 winners from last week, a 15-year-old from san diego county, who encouraged everyone to get vaccinated. >> for young people, we all like to hang out with her friends and go out and do fun

activities. i think, getting the vaccine, it would be safer to hang out with your friends and go out. >> on june 15, there will be one more drawing. 10 people one, $1.5 million each. closer to home now, another incentive to get vaccinated. you get to go to an ace baseball game for free. starting monday, the a's will be administering vaccines on game days to anyone who wants one at the east side club at the coliseum. to get vaccinated there, you get two game tickets. there is no health insurance needed. it is part of major league baseball's vaccinate at the plate program, with incentives for all 30 teams. plans for the giants will be released soon. one community is tightening water restrictions during the drought. there is a stage iii drought emergency effective immediately. the use of sprinklers and drip irrigation is banned to reduce

water use citywide by 40%. violators can face up to $1000 per day in fines. happening today, rare and county and the city of sonoma are putting together free water saving toolkits to help conserve during the extreme drought from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm, while supplies last. you can walk up or drive through to any of the locations on your screen. they will have things like buckets to catch reusable water, a low flux shower knowledge nozzle and timer and garden hoses and nozzles. >> we always remember the fire danger will be high over the next week with a heat wave blanketing much of the state. the state power grid operated tweeted a warning saying that no outages or power destructions are anticipated but the heat could create possible stressed grid conditions. it is never too early to make sure you and your family are ready for wildfire season. today firefighters in parts of the north bay are putting on emergency fire drill. neighbors in several different marin county neighborhoods where this is happening should have gotten the flyer in the mail with the details. the evacuation drill has ago bad and safety talk and q&a. if you are curious, here is

a look at the upcoming drill dates in times. there are two today and there are dates for the next two saturdays, as well. it is something we will be cautious about. it will be really hot by mid week. >> it really will be. the marine level layer will stick with us, it will be our companion all week long. right now, the clouds are scattering. we had a few light showers along the coast. it kept our temperatures up this morning. it feels kind of muggy. we will talk about the weekend and the heat headed our way this week. also ahead, an investigation is under way after heated dispute over petition to recall members of san francisco's school boards is caught on video. it just plummeted. a part of my heart went out. >> a couple visiting san

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with no ill effects. and i can tell you that getting the vaccine is far safer than not getting it. a volunteer collecting signatures to recall three members of the san francisco school board is talking to after someone took pages of signatures before giving them back.

it comes as san francisco police announced they are now investigating the incident. abc7 reporter melody woodrow has that story. >> reporter: kit lam says he was collecting signatures to a petition to recall three school board members when a man took the clipboard. a witness shared this video she recorded near third avenue and clement street with abc7. >> you took the petitions! i saw you! >> i was shocked and angry at the same time. >> reporter: kit lam and the witness followed the man. >> i looked at it. i couldn't believe it because i saw him toss the clipboard under the car. >> reporter: another person spotted the clipboard underneath a car. >> there you go. you got it back. i am sorry. you caught me. you caught me. >> and i realized that some petitions are still missing. >> where's the other ones? where is the other ones?

>> reporter: the man to the other signatures out of the back of his jeans. >> i was just furious. why would someone do this? why? >> stop! you are breaking the law! >> there is a misconception that immigrants, asian immigrants, do not speak up and i think he is wrong. >> reporter: kit lam reported the incident to us fpd. >> are investigators, who are digitally working on the case, are gathering information and have leads that they are following up on . >> reporter: the man emptied his pockets, saying he didn't have any more. >> what is your name, sir? what is your name? >> reporter: kit lam says he hopes the police makes arrest. sfpd says petition signatures for ballot measure are involved, it is possible they will coordinated with other law enforcement agencies. now the emotional and painful day of tributes to the victims of the pulse nightclub in orlando, many from latino

and lgbtq plus communities. today marks five years since that shooting. >> reporter: this morning, orlando in the nation are remembering the 49 lives brutally taken in one of the country's deadliest mass shootings. people gathering friday at this memorial, honoring the victims. >> for us, as survivors, we have to keep those names alive. >> reporter: this was the manager on duty that night five years ago, surviving a man's three-hour massacre during the pulse nightclub's popular latin night. >> the messages i get daily by the minute are of people just sending love and just saying, i am thinking about you. it has been so overwhelming. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered on the ucf campus under a rainbow pegasus.

>> the reason people were grieving, whether they knew someone or not, is because you all have a pulse. >> reporter: and one pulse foundation is offering a second round of legacy scholarships, 49 of them in honor of those killed. >> one of the recipient said to me, this means the world to me you have seen me. >> reporter: the u.s. senate unanimously passed legislation to make the pulse nightclub a national memorial. it is on president's desk to be signed into law. >> you know, it took i am it is hard because they sacrificed their lives so we could be here today. and people can accept us better. >> reporter: the first permanent part of the memorial will be the survivors' walk, to signify the track many

victims may to the hospital. they will open the building up to the sky to let light and hope inside from above. the giants are hosting a pair of pride movie nights at oracle park. abc7 was there . last night's movie was in the heights tonight they are showing everybody's talking about jamie. tickets start at $25. all proceeds benefit san francisco pride. the oakland a's celebrated their after the first openly game mlb player in history. he came out in the late 70s before being traded to the a's

and passed away because of 8th complications. his family was there to watch the a's take on the kansas city royals . we have put together a history of pride month and many events that will be taking place all month long. you confided by going to our website, abc7news.com. a warning for drivers on the peninsula this weekend. a two-mile stretch of highway 101 in palo alto will be fully close tonight for construction work. the closure is to allow for new bicycle-pedestrian bridge to be installed over 101. that means both southbound and northbound lanes between san antonio and about cordero rose will be closed from 1:30 am until 6:00 am tomorrow. happening today, 16 trips are being added to saturday service. there will be one additional trip to and from sfo.

b.a.r.t. says ridership has increased on saturdays faster than we tasted they are keeping up with demand. today b.a.r.t. is reopening all station entrances closed last october because of low ridership. let's check the forecast with lisa argen. we are monitoring a heat wave that is coming. >> yes, liz , it is. it will be primarily inland although we warm-up in the east bay. will be slightly above average for parts of the bay shore and the coast. the inland valleys will see triple digit heat. we can see the clouds right over the bay and the peninsula, the city, san mateo and some clearing in the north bay. the east bay valley, the storm track as well to the north. you can see all the energy offshore. this is a weak system that will bring out a few light showers along the north coast, some heavy drizzle earlier and that has kept that relative humidity up. as we look at san jose one-on- one, clouds are scattering quickly, 68 in mountain view, mid-60s in morgan hill and 64

degrees at half moon bay. you can see it is getting sunny. it is muggy. how about 70 in novato already, 68 in concord. dew points were much lower 24 hours ago. we are about 10 degrees warmer. that is a lot of moisture filling the air. that is what we will be dealing with for the weekend already. we will be more humid than we are used to. there is a look from mt. diablo. you have probably already noticed it is partly cloudy and muggy this morning, warmer this weekend and humid before the heat arrives in earnest wednesday and thursday. inland we are talking well over 100 degrees. here is the fog far. it pulls back and we get some sun right along the coast

before it pushes back in all the way through the east bay early tomorrow. it will retreat and we will look at the sea breeze feeling day after day as the moisture misses us to the north. the sea breeze is not going anywhere. that is the good news tomorrow. we will have a repeat performance of today, pretty much. as we get into midweek, napa, triple digits by the delta, sacramento valley, look what happens on thursday. it all spreads further to the west. we stay relatively comfortable in the east bay, although you get warm, as well, 70s and the city, still 60s at half moon bay into the peak heat time. by friday, think should get a little more comfortable. highs today from the upper 60s in the city, 73 oakland, 70s in palo alto, 80s in san jose, 83 livermore.

the accuweather seven-day forecast shows it will be humid for us before minor dip on monday. it feels like summer on tuesday, but we get hot. as we look at the wednesday and thursday numbers, we will be in the 80s around the bay up to perhaps 105 in some did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need?

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an anniversary took a heartbreaking term for a cop in the couple that was visiting san francisco and their dog was taken in a statin graph. the couple is pleading for their pet to be returned. >> reporter: instead of looking at photos of their trip to san francisco, they are looking back at photos of their dog, leo, hoping to see him again. >> it was so windy and we had gone more than tours. >> we decided to leave him in the car. we left him in his carrier bag and put him in the bottom of

the seat. he sleeps there. >> reporter: they walked back to their car and noticed his blanket on the sidewalk. >> my heart just plummeted. i felt like, a part of my heart was gone. >> reporter: they believe thieves saw their luggage in the back of the vehicle and took leo as he began barking, trying to protect their belongings. now what is less left is broken glass. the latest data released from san francisco police shows an uptick in thefts from vehicles from april shows an uptick in thefts from vehicles from april 2020 to april 2020 2021, increase but locals of the ones aware of this. >> luckily, in a parking garage and i do have stuff. >> reporter: this is as investigators are asking the public to help reunite leo with his family. he has a green mark in his lower extremities. this is the message to the thieves. >> i don't care. i don't care about the third

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good morning. thank you for joining us live on abc7, live on abc7, hulu live and wherever else you stream. let's look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hello, the clouds are breaking up quickly this morning, leaving us with sunshine. the golden great ridge, 60s, sunny on the side of the bed. upper 60s in santa rosa, 73 by the delta and 66 in livermore. we are warmer with the humidity up. it makes it feel warmer. with the sunshine today, it will be a nice afternoon. you will notice it will be muggy. the sea breeze stays with us on the peninsula, low 70s. we are looking at mid-80s inland. the fog is back tonight and we do it all again tomorrow with changes arriving as we get due next week, the last week of spring.

this morning, new fears about the delta variant first spotted in india. it has been detected in 29 states, including california. it is highly transmissible. the pfizer vaccine is only 88% effective against it after two doses but just 33% after one. >> reporter: the highly transmission of delta variant first spotted in india is tightening its grip on the uk, where the strain now makes up 90% of new cases. the concern here at home is intensifying. the delta variant is now identified in at least 29 states, about 6% of cases, doubling from last week. research is showing the pfizer vaccine is 88% effective against the variance after the second dose but only 33% effective after one shot. >> communities that are not well vaccinated that have vaccination targets and what we are looking for will be at risk in the future. >> reporter: some southern states have the lowest vaccination rates in the country. this one in mississippi is

nearly empty. minneapolis at one time cars were lined up all the way around to get a shot. >> reporter: as the u.s. slowly approaches another staggering statistic, nearly 600,000 lives lost, chicago and washington, d.c. are the latest cities to fully reopen. >> there is nothing like going to a game at wrigley field. >> reporter: with the nation eyeing a return to normalcy, healthcare workers are reflecting on the pandemic in video diaries. >> if i can inspire anybody to become a nurse, do it. it is day two of the g7 summit between allied nations. president biden is sticking to his the mall mostly touring the uk. rachel scott is there with what the president has in store for today.

>> reporter: this morning, world leaders are arriving at a beach resort for day two of the g7 summit. a show of solidarity with allies ahead of a high-stakes meeting with russian president bought a mayor pugh. >> reporter: what is your message to putin? >> you will get it after i deliberate. >> reporter: relations with united states are at the lowest point in decades. putin called biden radically different from donald trump. >> president biden is a career man, a different kind of person. it is my great hope that yes, there are advantages and disadvantages. >> reporter: president biden is getting advised before the geneva summit, sharing smiles face-to-face for the first time since the pandemic began. the queen also brought her wit to the world stage. >> reporter: and inviting leaders to our reception. biden is the 13th president to be with the 95-year-old monarch. the president is taking it all in. he is pushing to turn the page

from trump's america first policies to declaring the u.s. is back. german chancellor angela merkel, who had a strained relationship with trump, says biden stands with a commit to partnership, missing for years. emmanuel macron tweeted, now that we are together, united, determined to make a difference, it is time to deliver. rachel scott, abc news. this morning, future sacramento firefighter is proving how strong the human heart can be. the 36-year-old does part of a hard-working cadet team with the sacramento fire department. a half year ago his life flipped upside down. he was given a cancer diagnosis of large hodgkin's lymphoma. even through his he planned to come back.

>> it was pretty rough. it was also good because it gave me something mind off of whatever pain i was feeling. >> also helping him get through the tough times is his wife and two young children. now he is passed the cancer and on his way to serve as a sacramento firefighter. it was 50 years ago that native americans were forced from their 19 month long occupation of alcatraz island. the so-called tribe of all nations took over the abandoned prison and declared it tribal land. when it ended, created awareness of indigenous americans and help to shape public policy for decades. we have a sneak peek of the of story telling the occupation from the very beginning to the dramatic end. >> reporter: 10 days have passed since the native americans last stepped foot on

alcatraz island but this time they were not giving it back to the federal government. they made their way back to alcatraz. >> they enjoyed one of the most enviable views last night, 360 degrees from the san francisco bay as seen from the center of it. the group held a traditional powwow, following dancing around the camp fire between the lighthouse and the main cellblock building. ♪ the start of the second day found the original group of 78 enlarged by 15 to 20 more indians that had slipped by the coast guard patrol and onto the island sometime during the night. presumably, they carried supplies to supplement the meager two days of provisions brought over early yesterday morning. bread, potatoes, meat, canned goods and beings. is a younger warriors, wrapped in sleeping bags, slept, the

community breakfast was being prepared at the camp fire. frying, slicing and finally eating. newsmen were invited. cleaning up after took a special meaning. they did not wanted to look like a white man's island. the don brought the light and camera with a changes in the landscape. we do not fear your threat to charges and threaten us on our land. no last week seek peace. >> reporter: calendar you feel you can stay here? >> a man once said, until hell freezes over. >> you can stream it on demand right now. it is also free to download and available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv. still ahead, for the first time since the pandemic began, an east bay museum is welcoming back members. when it will reopen for the public. here is a live look from a

gorgeous view this morning. there is quite tire were. we have beautiful clouds.

the oakland museum is welcoming back members. it has been more than a year since the museum close because of the pandemic but now the campus and galleries will have the door reopened once again. other attractions include a re- landscaped garden with new native trees and a new lawn and free access for the public begin on june 18. it is the last weekend of the san mateo county fair. today's theme is pacific islands day. there will be our live stock auction and the day. if you have not been vaccinated, you can do it at

the event center and get in for free. you will also get a $20 food voucher and four free carnival ride tickets. the fair runs from 11:00 am until 10:00 pm. tomorrow is the last day. let's get a check outside. >> there is early. you may have needed your wipers. we had a lot of clouds and drizzle at the coast but you can see how sunny it is now. it is humid. we have a warmer weekend on the way. way. we have some big-time he te i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪

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welcome back. here is a live look from the santa cruz camera. people are making their way to the beach this early morning. it does look nice out there, doesn't it? let's talk sports. both the giants and a's enter today clinging to first place.

first pitch is at 1:07 for the a's. the giants play a day and night doubleheader to make out for thursday's rain now. the first one is at 11:05 and the nightcap 4:15 our time. san francisco got their major league leading ninth shutout of the season, the second by the man nicknamed disco. here are the highlights. >> reporter: a lot of people still can't pronounce his name properly but he is making a name for himself with the giants. last night a complete game two hitter against the nationals. the washington player only lasted five innings because of a groin injury. buster posey, you know we would all be better off after that. number 11 gives the giant the lead. when you want him on the wall, you need him on the wall. this is robbery.

he prevents the homer and preserves the shutout. he caught that. that is mom a.m. he throws his second complete game shutout of the year. the final out is a two hitter. the giants lead, 1-0 is your final. here is the fourth. he goes way downtown. 3 hole and 0, a's. salvador perez hit two homers in this game . sparky has to lay off the cotton candy, kid. ellis andrews batting .209. goodnight, game over, drive home safely. the a's win, 4-3. we did a deep dive on the a's howard terminal. there was a lot of

confusion regarding the $855 million request for infrastructure. the key is, the a's would spend that money up front and get reintroduced reimbursed with the tax revenue later. >> it only project goes forward. it only exists if we build the ballpark. >> i get the benefits to the county and they were probably sign off on it. stanford and texas tech, the second batter of the game, the tower of power scored four times in the first two and take the game away. his career-high 13 strikeouts, they are cruising 15-3, just one win away from their first college appearance in the championship since 2008. nikola jokic getting his mvp award was the highlight for denver. he was cooking. chris paul

range, 27. the sun were victorious, 116- 102, now up, 3-0 in that series. we have game three of the clippers-jazz series right here at 5:30. have a great weekend, everybody. we are waiting for this heat wave. we should enjoy today while we can, it sounds like. >> the next few days, liz. it will arrive midweek and start to get warm on tuesday. here is a look at the low clouds in the fog. we had a weak system that pushed through earlier, laden with moisture. as it rang out some of that moisture in the higher elevations and along the coast, we did have a little bit of accumulation. as we broaden the view, a big

storm in the pacific northwest, you can see all the energy offshore. we have that and high pressure to the south of us. we have a healthy marine layer. we will be looking at the sea breeze throughout the day in marin county. you can see it is nice and sunny, 62 in the city, 64 in oakland, san jose and already 64 in half moon bay. we are in the 60s here with all the sun in santa cruz, 76 later today. the numbers are in the 62 near 70. feels warmer out there because we are looking at more moisture in the atmosphere. we started out in the 60s. now at this point, the 60s. that brings us anywhere from 4 to 10 degrees warmer for than we were 24 hours ago.

we will keep this pattern for the second half of the week and. we have a nice view here of the clouds. it is partly cloudy and a little muggy this morning. it will be warmer and humid throughout the weekend. then we get back into the normal pattern monday, tuesday and a big heat dome moves up from the desert southwest and will encompass much of the sacramento valley and much of the west coast but it will not make it to the shoreline. here we have a low fogs and cloud again today to the beaches. we will get a little sun there before pushes in across the bay tomorrow. there is that system hanging out in the pacific northwest all weekend long. that will just keep the marine layer with us. it will be almost a repeat performance tomorrow with 70s and 80s around the bay. we will jump ahead to when we get that dome of high pressure building in with upper 90s in concord, triple digits by the delta but comfortable bayside. by thursday we are getting warm, we are above normal with mid and upper 80s but look at that 105 in concord, 109 by the delta. it stays in the 60s and 70s from pacifica to san francisco.

today we are looking at 80s in santa rosa and san rafael. it will be warmer because of the humidity, but it is not that bad. it gets really bad but not in this part of the country. as we go through the next seven days, another humid, i don't know what happened to that seven day, but we will look at the numbers coming up quickly. there we go. we are into the normal range monday and tuesday. as we get to wednesday and thursday, that is when we could have some heat advisories. it does stay comfortable at the beaches. next, the grand opening for the bay area's first legoland discovery center is just days

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$22 million for the next jackpot. "la la land" will have its grand opening next week. officials will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on monday at the center inside the great mall. the 31,000 square foot space was set to open last year but pushed back because of the pandemic. families can explore a 1.5 million brick replica of the bay area. they can take an interactive train ride, watch for d lego shorts and learn to build in master classes. one day passes are $23 per person. it sounds like fun and something to do if you need air conditioning. >> that is a great point. we are warm already with 60s and 70s out there. the clouds are scattering out for a slightly humid feel to the day today, 68 in the city, 80 in san jose and santa rosa with upper 80s

the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change tomorrow, monday and tuesday get a little bit back to normal with the summer spread. it warms up tuesday. that sets the stage for a heat wave away from the coast, where numbers will be well in the triple digits. thank you all for joining us here on i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. we have a full day of sports starting with soccer at 11:00 am. coverage begins with group b action between russia live from st. petersburg stadia. abc7 news continues at 4:30 p.m. because of the and nba playoffs at 5:00 pm. we get you ready for the semifinals between the utah jazz and the la clippers. the jazz leads 2-0. tipoff is at 5 30. join us after the game at about 8:00 pm. we have a busy day ahead. have a great saturday.

we will see you tomorrow. >> this is the "abc7 spotlight," sponsored by calhope. >> now more than ever, people need to feel connected to family and friends. no one should feel alone or without the support they need. there is hope. joining me now is raiders defensive tackle solomon thomas to share his journey and his dedication on the fight against mental illness. thank you so much for joining us, solomon. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you having me on. >> solomon, i know you've had a family member affected by mental illness. can you describe what that experience was like for you? >> definitely, yeah, i can. i lost my big sister ella to suicide in 2018. and, you know, it was a shock to my family and our whole world, and it really forced us to dive into mental health and get into the mental-health world, and learn about it and educate ourselves. and, you know, i went through my own journey of depression and grief, and, you know, i learned so much, you know, about the pain -- i learned so much about the struggle of mental health. and from, like, getting help, from getting therapy, you know, i learned it's okay to not be okay. you know, it's okay to feel

sadness. it's okay to feel anger. you know, these are emotions of the human experience that we're supposed to embrace. you know, life is not always good, good, good, you know? there's ups and downs. there's sadness. there's hard times. and, you know, we're feeling those feelings for a reason, and we're supposed to embrace them. you know, i learned that, you know, everyone's perfectly imperfect the way they are -- they're beautiful in every way, and that you should love yourself, 'cause you're so unique. i would say there's definitely so much help out there -- you're not alone. >> how has that loss -- clearly, it's empowered you, but how has it really empowered you to help other people? >> what empowers me to help other people is the pain that i go through daily from not having my sister here and knowing the pain of going through my own journey. and i'll do anything in the world, you know, to save one person from that pain, to save one family from going through that pain. and that's my goal. and that's what i'm dedicating my life to for the rest of my life -- to, you know, end the stigma against mental health, to end the stigma against suicide, you know, to make sure people, you know, understand how serious it is -- that, you know, mental-health illnesses are diseases, just like any other disease. you know, there's a science -- a chemical imbalance. so, you know, that is really my

goal, and, you know, that's what has made me doing what i'm doing today is the pain and just trying to help other people and trying to educate other people on mental health. >> if you could give us some good examples, how have you coped with stress and anxiety during difficult times, especially during this last year and the pandemic? >> definitely. you know, the pandemic was hard for everyone, you know, including myself, you know? it was -- 2020 was such a hard year, so much anxiety. it was just -- you know, we never knew what was next. we didn't really know what was going on. it was so hard. it was scary. so, you know, i had to -- i picked up meditation during, you know, the pandemic, and i learned how to meditate. you know, i use that app headspace a lot. i also work with a mental-health support coach that helps me and takes me through meditations, as well as i journal a lot. >> is there any advice that you would give to people who are dealing with anxiety and depression right now? >> i would definitely tell them that they're not alone, that, you know, there are so many other people going through this fight, and you've got this, and you're gonna make it through it. and, you know, there's help out there for you. there's people who love you, people who want you to get better.

>> i heard the word mentioned once, but "hope" -- tell us about the role of hope in this fight. >> you know, hope is huge, because hope keeps us pushing for the next day. and, you know, and i just want to, you know, spread hope and love to everyone to understand that, you know, keep pushing because, you know, there is gonna be a brighter day -- it is gonna get better. >> if someone does need a little extra support at times, where is a good place to turn? >> you know, i've recently done a lot of work with calhope. and, you know, you can visit them at calhope.org. and they have a amazing, amazing organization filled with so many resources and help for all the california people. and i really would encourage them to go there to find help and find resources. >> calhope.org is the website. thank you so much, solomon, for sharing your journey. we really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. i really appreciate it. >> and one more time, for people more interested in learning more about calhope, it's calhope.org, or you can call the warm line -- that's (833) 317-hope. thanks so much.

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