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police provide new details on a deadly shooting near oakland's lake merritt. tonight as travel picks up, tsa and multiple airlines are reporting staffing shortage leading to delays and canceled flights. father's day in san francisco and it did not disappoint for so many as families came together. i'm tracking a breezy and cool week on the way. we'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7 news. people trampled over me. it was crazy. >> witnesses describe the moments after gunfire rang out at oakland's lake merritt killing one man and injuring six other people. city leaders tonight vowing for change and planning a vigil for this week. good evening and thank you for

joining us. i'm dion lim. you are watching abc7 news at 11:00 live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the latest on the investigation into the shooting. police gave an update today. >> pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: this man who wants to stay anonymous said he was only feet away when gunfire broke out in the 2200 block of lakeshore avenue saturday night. what did you do? >> [ bleep ] duck, crawled by a shade structure and people trampled over me. it was crazy. >> i heard about 30 gunshots. >> reporter: police say a crowd of about 10,000 people gathered on lake merritt including abc7 news anchor jobina fortson who caught people on her cell phone running. a 22-year-old man from san francisco died at a hospital. six others were wounded. >> extremely chaotic. a lot was going on.

>> reporter: neighbors shot this video of a crowd surrounding an ambulance of one person is seen climbing up and dancing on the hood. two suspects were found by police running from the scene. >> we arrested two males and recovered two firearms. investigators are still looking to see if those individuals are connected to the shooting. >> reporter: police say a big saturday celebration was happening on the lake. >> our investigators believe that this is not directly connected to juneteenth. >> reporter: but others believe the juneteenth celebration was tarnished by violence. >> it's unfortunate that that shooting is bringing down the overall sense of just celebration, joy that everyone had and was feeling yesterday. >> i don't know what the motivation was, but, you know, an event like this, something like that shouldn't happen. >> it's sad. it's sad for oakland, very sad. just pray for all of the victims. >> police say all six surviving shooting victims are in stable condition. the department says it's possible other suspects are

still out there. so a reward of $40,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest. police say they will have more to stay on this case monday. cornell barnard, abc7 news. oakland city council president bass and council member carol fife recorded a message at lake merritt tonight and offered their condolences to the victim's family. >> wanted to come together to show support for the families of the victims, for the community and we commit ourselves to creating a safe oakland. >> we know that if we're relying on the police alone, that's not enough and that we have to do so much more. >> the council members are inviting the community to come to lake merritt for a vigil this tuesday at 6 p.m. oakland mayor libby schaaf also released this statement on the shooting saying in part, "a joyous occasion at our lake merritt was marred by a senseless act of gun violence. our thoughts are with the family and friend of the victims and i want to thank our

officers for a quick response." we sent this push alert when police updated the number of shooting victims this morning. be among the first to know by downloading the free abc7 news app and turning on notifications. turning now to the coronavirus, the cdc says the more contagious delta variant is now responsible for 10% of new cases in the u.s. california is one of 46 states where it has been detected. the state department of public health is also reporting 349 cases of the variant in california. also we are on pace to come up short of president biden's goal of getting 70% of american adults vaccinated with at least one dose by july 4th. currently about 53% have had a single dose. california has now administered more than 40 million vaccinations. speaking of, starting tomorrow you'll be able to get a vaccine and a big mac at some mcdonald's locations. mcdonald's is teaming up with the california department of public health to offer shots at

30 of its northern california restaurants. people who get a vaccine can also get a coupon for a free menu item. no appointment or health insurance is required and walk- ups are welcome. you can find the pop-up clinics at select restaurants in monterey, san francisco, santa clara and solano counties. as reopening continues, travel is ramping up, an economic impact we are focused on as we work to build a better bay area, but this weekend hundreds of american airlines flights were canceled amid staffing and other issues. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke to travelers at sfo who are seeing the effects. >> reporter: it looks like a prepandemic scene, but no, this was l.a.x. on saturday with 45% of the u.s. population fully vaccinated, air travel finally picking up, but not without some setbacks. this weekend american airlines

canceled hundreds of flights. saturday 123 flights canceled, sunday 178, monday 97 flights. tonight american responding in part, "the first few weeks of june have brought unprecedented weather to our largest hubs heavily impacting our operation and causing delays, canceled flights and disruptions to crew members' schedules and our customers' plans. that combined with a labor shortage." in early 2020 when air travel came to a halt, many airlines offered their employees early retirement packages and buyouts. now here we are a year later and many of those positions need to be filled again. we met jason ventura at sfo. he travels every two weeks for work. >> we didn't have an air steward or a pilot that was coming in on a different flight had to run over to our airplane essentially so they could fly our planes perform. >> reporter: abc news confirmed united airlines is

desperate for baggage agents, but they're not alone. irena griffin missed her flight from san diego to seattle. she flew alaska tonight. >> she was like unfortunately there's not enough people to check your bag, so you'll have to stay for the next flight. >> reporter: tsa reporting a staffing shortage and offering a $1,000 incentive for new hires. >> with the minimal staffing you've got the 1 agent that will actually verify your id and boarding ticket with your face, hold up the line and then that same agent will go over and actually do your screening and x-raying. >> reporter: what airport? >> albert ellis airport in jacksonville, north carolina. >> reporter: many frequent flyers offering a word of advice. check in extra early and be patient as airlines rehire personnel. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. san francisco's stern grow festival is back more than a year after the pandemic shut it down. there was limited capacity

inside to keep people spread apart. it's also the first time festival has used a reservation system. mayor london breed was there to kick off the 2021 season. >> we didn't have this all last year. this is like the performance is here, the energy, the excitement. this is an important part of our city and our vibrancy. >> this is the oldest music festival in the bay area and is free to attend. well, a happy father's day to all the fathers out there! many families came to san francisco today to celebrate with dad. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone captured some very special moments and has this story. >> reporter: a father and two of his sons linking arms at san francisco's aquatic park for father's day. >> every moment when he would say hey, do you want to pitch to me out in the front yard, i thought that was great. >> he just turned 80. he's doing incredibly well and we're just really happy to share time with him. >> i was just saying to michael

i loved playing catch with him until he was 14 and he threw an 80-mile an hour fastball at me and i cringed and i said, "our days of playing catch are over." >> reporter: as the shirron family was packing up the king family was headed to dinner after an afternoon in fisherman's wharf, a familiar full of daughters wanting to tell us about their dad. >> i told him happy father's day and i gave him a big hug. >> he makes funny faces. >> it means the world. it means it's special to have them, being around them. >> reporter: she said you make funny faces. can you make us a funny face? as good as that moment was, perhaps the most touching moment of father's day came along san francisco's embarcadero with the rojas family. >> happiness. this is really truly happiness. >> reporter: you see, eswaldo hadn't been together with his

son martin and daughter marianne more than two years sunday. he even lost a brother and sister to covid-19. >> i love my family. i am so happy. >> i've missed him so much. it's been so hard not having him. so i'm happy, super happy, super blessed, super grateful. >> reporter: while sometimes families grow apart, sometimes they come together. >> sometimes he would decide to talk things out and occasions like this you decide to get together and celebrate dad. >> reporter: j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> just so, so sweet. well, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 a vta security guard arrives to work as a man opened fire at a railyard, what just released audio recordings reveal about last month's mass shooting in san jose. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we ended the weekend on a cooler note and that cooler trend continues tomorrow as well. i'll have the details in the

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dramatic recordings have been released by the vta as a gunman stalked and killed his coworkers at the guadalupe facility in san jose. what is so remarkable given the circumstances is how calm people were during the incident. >> getting yelled to call the police. >> that was just seconds before 6:33 in the morning. there was this call at the same time. >> this is communication michelle. >> michelle, we have shots

fired in building b at guadalupe on first and younger -- i'm sorry, younger and san pedro. >> okay. how many? what happened? >> that's all we have right now building b shots were fired. >> three minutes later during the shooting we have two more calls of one appears to be from a man who works security. he's told to stay away but can be clearly heard saying he's coming in because he's armed. >> rail control. walter. >> walter, you in the check department? >> who is this? >> 772. >> 772, what's going on, man? >> i don't know if anybody reported to you, but we think possibly a shooting right here in building b. >> yeah. where you at? you need to shelter in place, hide, whatever you got to do. >> i got a couple guys by the regulator. >> okay. go ahead. stay clear, man. we've got county rolling, all that good stuff, all right? just be safe. >> rail. this is travis. >> hey, travis. about to report to the yard. >> don't pull in. somebody's shooting a gun 10 to

15 shots. so just remain at a safe location. don't let nobody inside here. so stay on the outside. >> there's an active shooter in the yard? >> yes. >> then i'm coming in the yard. i'm armed. >> literally one minute later there is this chilling audio. you will hear two gunshots. train 31. s85. s85, someone shooting right outside the door upstairs. >> hard to listen to. a total of nine vta employees died in the may 26th shooting. investigators say the victims appeared to be targeted by the gunman, but no motive has been released. that shooter, 57-year-old samuel cassidy, killed himself. he has been described as an angry and disgruntled employee. new developments now, a 94- year-old woman is out of the hospital tonight just days after she was stabbed in the tenderloin. anh taylor who goes by the name peng was out walking last

thursday when she was attacked. a gofundme page was set up raising more than three times its $10,000 goal. police say the 35-year-old suspect has a long criminal history and has been charged with attempted murder. shifting gears to the weather now, beautiful day out there for dads celebrating. >> yeah. we're putting our heatwave behind us in the rear view mirror and the cooler trend today continues tomorrow as well. the week ahead looks really nice. a live look from our exploratorium camera showing you partly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning we'll wake up to a fair amount of cloud cover first thing on our monday. good news with that onshore flow both tomorrow and tuesday drags in some fresh air socks good air quality across the entire region the next 48 hours. temperatures now, we're about 5 to 10 degrees cooler inland than we were this time last year. 61 in concord. you can feel the cooler air settling in nicely, 57 in the

city now, 55 in santa rosa, 61 in san jose. we are tracking the high pressure that brought us the heatwave last week now pushing to the east. an area of low pressure is replacing it. this will sit and spin off our coastline the next couple days really helping keep that cooler air in place and that morning cloud cover tomorrow morning. future weather showing you by 6:30 in the morning tomorrow a fair amount of fog first thing and also we'll likely have some pockets of drizzle right along the immediate coastline. those clouds slowly break down throughout the midmorning and by the afternoon there's a lot of sunshine out there and a really comfortable day in terms of afternoon temperatures. overnight tonight numbers really not fall doing far from where we are right now, most cities in the 50s, 55 the low in san francisco tonight, 57 in oakland, drop to about 57 in san jose as well. highs in our microclimate

starting with the south bay tomorrow 79 in san jose, not excessively hot at all, 82 in morgan hill, 77 in sunnyvale. along the peninsula mild, 74 menlo park, 71 san mateo, breezy along our coastline in the low to mid-60s from pacifica to half moon bay. not a widespread in the city tomorrow, 65 downtown, closer to the coast around 64 with partly sunny skies in the afternoon. the north bay is comfortable. we're taking a lot of that heat out of here and replacing it with more mild air this time of year. 77 in petaluma, 75 in santa rosa, 76 in san rafael, 78 in napa with sunshine, breezy in the east bay tomorrow, upper 60s to upper 70s, 70 in oakland, 78 in fremont, 70 the high in hercules and inland we're sitting pretty in the low to mid-80s, 80 walnut creek, about 81 in san ramon, 84 in fairfield. tomorrow afternoon we will find the breeze picking up once again, that onshore flow kind

of keeping temperatures in check. wind gusts from time to time especially in the afternoon probably 15 to 25 miles per hour. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast, morning clouds to sun, breezy in the afternoon, to tuesday likely repeating that pattern, morning drizzle likely along the coast. wednesday is the coolest day we have all week. breezy conditions continue thursday and friday. the weekend saturday and sunday we are turning hot again but not nearly as hot as we were last week. back in the 80s and 90s in our hottest spot. >> i love that. that is constituting relief

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a's and yankees, matt olson, get this man in the all-star game, his 20th homer of the year, fourth in the majors in that department. 1-0 oakland. let's bash. sean manaea held the yankees scoreless into the sixth inning, but two on for gary sanchez rips it into right center. one run scores and yankees up 2- 1. top of the ninth, two on, nobody out for sean murphy, a's threatening and he grounds to get the 5-4-3 game ending triple play, just the 27th time in major league history a game ended on a triple play and pl first since 2009. >> you're around long enough you see everything. i've never seen a game end like that before. so felt like we had them on the ropes, just ends up hitting it in the wrong spot, don't see that very often. >> pretty crazy thing to happen. obviously we were picking up some steam and he was in the right spot, tough way to use. final round of the u.s.

open, 20 guys in 20 shots of the lead entering play. defending champ bryson dechambeau felt apart late. out of the sand here and this lands near a case of beer, dechambeau 3 over tied for 26. jon rahm takes the outright lead on 18 and he's fired up. it's off to the clubhouse with his newborn son, third round coleader louie oosthuizen, tee shot on 17 and this goes into the deep rough. he would bogey the hole and then miss the desperation eagle for the tie on 18. so rahm wins by a stroke and takes his first major on father's day becoming the first spaniard to win the u.s. open. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00, looking for a deal? your options aren't limited to amazon's prime day tomorrow, the other retailers offering some pretty big discounts. and new concerns tonight

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never believed they would get sick, young pregnant women who are afraid of the vaccine and now they're having symptoms, hypoxia and their babies are in danger. >> reporter: this week the cdc estimating pregnant women were less than half as likely to be fully vaccinated than nonpregnant women as of early may, but vaccine hesitancy is a problem for entire regions. >> tragically we're now two covid nations because as good as we're looking in the northeast and in california and a few other states, in the south things are looking very dire. >> reporter: the darker part of this map showing much of the south and even parts of the west where vaccination rates are lowest will be particularly vulnerable to the delta variant, but with summer camps ramping up many parents across the country are torn about easing restrictions. >> on one hand we want everything to go back to normal. we want the kids to feel like they can be kids. on the other hand, are we just moving too quickly? >> reporter: health officials are now reaching out to underserved groups.

here in denver a nonprofit holding dozens of pop-up clinics targeting the latino community. >> in english they will say come, in get your vaccine. don't be afraid. >> reporter: in texas houston father of two alan herrera serving as a reminder of the ongoing threat. >> i didn't know what was going to happen and i just told my wife that i love her. >> reporter: he spent nearly six months in the hospital undergoing a double lung transplant, but this father's day he's back home with his family. >> it means everything to me and the boys to have him back. >> i didn't bring my kids into this world for me not to be in it. to be able to celebrate father's day with them is a dream come true. >> reporter: trevor ault, abc news, new york. in developing news a member of a men's chorus group unintentionally slammed into fellow singers at the start of a pride parade in south florida. police are calling it a tragic

accident. one member of the group was killed and another injured after they were hit by the truck at the stonewall pride parade and street festival north of ft. lauderdale. the truck crashed into a nearby garden center moments after it plowed into the crowd. the 77-year-old driver was taken into custody. >> it was bad. it was like oh, my god, i can't believe this is happening. >> the truck narrowly missed the car. florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz was riding in. she thanked first responders on twitter and added, "we are praying for the victims and their loved ones." a suspect has been charged with murder in russia in the death of an american student who vanished there the body of 34-year-old katherine surro was found in a wooded area about 250 miles east of moscow. in a statement today a russian court alleged that the suspect gave her a ride before killing her an hour later.

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me a letter on how to be a good dad. >> reporter: -- the chief operating officer of topgolf hit a hole in one. >> i hope people walk away and recognize it's okay to make mistakes. >> reporter: more than 40 fathers submitted essays. >> what's life been like with triplets? >> been a ride. >> reporter: words of wisdom now compiled as "the dad advice project" from former cia director george tenet to amit jhawar, former ceo of venmo. what do you think he says about you being a dad? >> i hope he says i was a loving father involved in his life. >> reporter: amit views fatherhood as a photo mosaic of moments. >> he was a big soccer fan. he's in all the classes on a team playing super well and all of a sudden he's walking off the field saying, "i hate this

sport. i'm done." i'm like what are you doing? >> reporter: dads in different walks in stages of life sharing successes and fears. >> the reality is i'm raising two, you know, sort of brown girls in a world that is mostly nonbrown. >> reporter: ceo fred perpall runs a commercial construction company in dallas while also trying to build a more inclusive society for his two teenage daughters. >> we really have to live a life that demonstrates to our kids this is the america we believe in. we know we are better when we are together. >> reporter: encouraging fathers to lead by example. >> the purpose of parenting, the true purpose, is to make our kids useful, to make them productive. >> reporter: time a common com thread in "the dad advice project." it goes fast, doesn't it? >> it's amazingly fast.

>> reporter: greg cassanoff's triplets now 19. >> don't be afraid to embarrass them. tell them you love them and hug them and kiss them. >> reporter: the emotions may be long, but the years are so short. >> it's a magical experience. >> really good messaging. no rain in sight. >> no, but we have some drizzle tomorrow morning first thing along the coast, patchy fog, coastal drizzle, just an indication that our marine layer is pretty thick. overnight we'll find temperatures dropping into the 50s, so not too chilly. tomorrow we'll have that morning cloud cover pulling back to the coast. you can see afternoon temperatures close to average for this time of year. it's nice to be average, 70 in oakland for an afternoon high, 65 tomorrow in the city, 79 in san jose, 75 in santa rosa, 81 in concord, a lot of sunshine, but it does turn breezy in the afternoon. future tracker wind gusts showing you in the morning winds are pretty light. in the afternoon the winds begin to pick up, strongest

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here on abc7. playoffs between the sixers and hawks, physical play all over the place. late third williams going coast to coast for the slam. hawks led by as many as seven, but here comes philly, seth curry for three and a four- point lead with 6:30 to go, but atlanta just ready for the moment. kevin hurter scored a playoff career high 27 and year tied up right there. trae young struggled most of the night but clutch when it counted, scoring ten points in the fourth. atlanta goes up seven. philly fans can't believe it. the process continues another year without a championship as the hawks win,103-96, advancing to take on the bucks in the eastern conference finals game one wednesday night in milwaukee. suns hosting the clippers game one of the western conference finals, devin booker with 18 points in the third, 16 in a row to give phoenix the lead. book could do it all and he got his first career triple double.

would you believe that? here they go on the run. he's running with mikal bridges, booker to bridges for the slam, phoenix up 9 with 2:30 to go in the game, but clippers rally. back to back threes from rajon rondo and terance mann, he'll hit, so l. down two with 22 seconds to go. suns need a big play. who do you go to? how about booker? 40 points, 13 rebounds, 11 assists, first suns playoff triple double since in 2005. suns win, 120-114. 12 weeks from today 49ers begin the regular season sunday, september 12th in detroit. this season will mark the return of fans across the league. tonight we have a story of a young 49ers fan who caught the attention of two of the biggest stars through some personalized penmanship. >> joe montana's signed helmet. >> 11-year-old dezi is a huge

49ers fan. he and his father zane who live in iowa traveled to several games during the 2019 super bowl run. >> probably overspent in going to games that year, but it felt like a destiny sort of moment. >> just a few months later in the spring of 2020 the pandemic hit. to keep up with his education dezi took matters into his own hands. >> we didn't really have anything else, like learning devices, stuff like that during the pandemic. so i decided to write letters to get better at writing. >> dezi wrote letters to 20 of his favorite football players across the league and george kittle and jimmy garoppolo were the two that responded. >> me and george used to be those fans. it's just a cool chance to give back a little bit. >> to show someone you actually care that they took the time to write you a handwritten note, it just takes a little effort for you to open that, sign something, put it in the envelope and of send it back. >> dezi was in for a real treat when i showed him how jimmy and

george reacted to his home setup. >> reporter: i talked to jimmy and george the other day about you like look at all the stuff he's got. he is ready, hall of famer. >> yeah, he does. >> look at that. >> i love that. >> reporter: what are your thoughts when you watch that video, young man? >> it made me excited. >> it just shows a little bit more about why those were the kind of guys that wrote autographs, makes us excited to be fans of such a great franchise and have great leaders on the team. >> good story right there. after a 10-4 loss nc state in yesterday college baseball opener it's win or go home time, an elimination game tomorrow against pack 12 foe arizona. stanford took two of three from the wildcats and if they want to extend their omaha stay, it's time to get back to the basics. >> our guys are resilient and they're confident. i think they're just anxious to get back and kind of normalize the game again and get back to

playing the way that we played in order to get here, which was good solid baseball and good offensively, good defensively and we pitched well. >> abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion. >> and that is all we have for you tonight. i'm dion lim. abc7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00. for drew and chris and all of us here, thank you so much for joining us! we will keep you posted on abc7 news mornings at 5 a.m., more on that shooting from the east bay.

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