crack down on violent crime. the action that biden is expected to take. heart broken and angry. we're hearing from the family of the man shot and killed at lake. the information that they did not get from any official. the warning on the increase of the fire activity. also ahead, a special con concuss created by a man that loves all kinds of pizza. we have to see what this is made out of. >> yeah, i want to know. >> yeah, mike is your new best friend. held he, everybody. it's june 23rd. you're watching on abc7 and hulu live. we're so glad that you're watching with us. we have mike nicco and this is inching closer and closer. yeah, this is a look at the cloud cover. looks close to where we were yesterday.

the drizzle is not quiet as impressive and widespread. it's out there. we will continue through the morning commute. watch out if you're going in to the kist say on like 280. that could be a possible wet spot. temperatures are average to below average once again. we're in the holding pattern and then half moon bay and then low to mid-70s around the bay and then mid to upper 70s and 80s in livermore, antioch, fairfield. as julie said, that won't last. i have the information coming up. happening today, biden is set to announce a plan to tackle violent crime >> good morning. thank you. under the plan they're going to deploy the strike forces to crack down on the illegal gun

sales. it will deploy to san francisco, washington d.c. where the crime levels have surged. the problem is far beyond that as we know. the resent analysis of the three dozen cities nationwide found that the murder rate spiked by 18% this year, and that comes after a 30% spike in 2020. >> there are major cities across the country where the gun violence is the driver and increasing. >> bidening is expected to build a better relationship following a year of unrest in the wake of george floyd's murder and other police involved shootings. this all comes as congress considers a police reform bill, and as the departments come up with new ways to train offer. back to you. >> thank you, jobina fortson. a mid-surge in violent crime

and mass shootings in oakland and richland. abrbc reporter is joining us live from the police station. >> good morning. lamont armstrong has been invited to virtually attend a meeting with president biden ahead of this announcement later this afternoon, and of course, as you mentioned, it comes after a weekend of violence across the bay area. including in oakland where eight people were shot, and one of them died in a combining related shooting. a day later in richmond, three killed and five others injured at a shooting at a house party. the oakland city counsel is nearing the end to finalize the budget for the next two years, and that could include the cuts from the mayor's proposal to fund a team of social workers and medical personnel to respond to nonviolent calls. chief armstrong says that he is hoping that oakland is going to obtain

some of the grant money available through the 1 point $1.9 trillion stimulus package that can offer cuts to the department in addition to more resources from the federal government. >> my hope is that it continues to support the efforts to address the gun violence in the city of oakland to support the efforts to fund violence prevention in the city of oakland. >> president biden announced the actions on gun control in april, and a crack down on the ghost guns that could be made at home without the serial numbers. as for that, biden is expected to have the press conference around 12:30 this afternoon. reporting live with abc7 news. >> thank you, matt. the city of oakland is looking to heal and move forward after violence interrupted with a celebration of culture and freedom. >> oakland, it's time to stand up. it's time to get

involved. >> a rally took place last night not too far from where the mass shooting happened. seven other people were hurt. the shooting happened about a mile from where thousands of people were gathering for a juneteenth celebration. they want the police budget to move away from enforcement and pushing for solutions to prevent violence including housing, jobs and mental health services. we're hearing from the family this morning. abc7 spoke to them this morning. in oakland they're just heart broken and angry. they're angry

by the way that they have been treated. they have not received official word from the coronerings office, until we read them a tweet from the sheriff office identifying him as a victim. >> they did not tell us. >> if we were a white family, would they have called us and had investigators at our house? would people call and tell us? >> they can hear the anger there. they said that they were given approval to release the name. they linked the shooting to san francisco gangs. deshaun's family saying that he was not in a gang. authorities still offering the 40 $40,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the shooter or shooters. the oakland police department is among a number of law enforcement agencies across the country using a new way to train the police officers. the

goal is to help deescalate. matt has the >> reporter: in this first look. a new way of training police officers. oak lands law enforcement using a simulator to train in the tactics. this simulator officers multiple to train the officers to use the appropriate use-of-force. in this scenario, the officer is confronted with a sex trafficker and a prostitute. in one outcome, he bolts. run it again, this time it's different. the simulator is being used in police departments across the nation to help diffuse. >> how can people both leave that interaction safely. how we both live through that experience and make sure that no one gets hurt. that's the on apologetic toughly. >> coming up, a behind the scenes look at the training that your gma first look on abc news

oakland. now, to the pandemic. 18 cases of a delta variant have been detected in sonoma county. the delta strain accounts for 7% of the 265 coronavirus variants detected in sonoma county. the numbers are a reminder that the pandemic is not over yet. morene county hit aids big milestone in the vaccine efforts. the county human services say that 90% have received one dose of the covid vaccine. that's more than 200,000 people. 82% have received the full dosage. dopeing news, better weather is helping to develop the battle. the fire is burning in a remote and inaccessible inaccs portion. crews were able to improve the lines around the fire in preparation for hotter and drier weather this weekend. the u.s. is expecting a

significant increase in fire activity this month. the national interagency sunliter raised the national repairedness level to a four. that's the first time that it's happened. that means that much of the country is experiencing the activity and areas are completing for the firefighter resources. half the resources have been committed. outside of the south everybody has been pretty dry. the south hack way too soggy. we have a little bit of an imbalance there. we're not the only ones dealing with this. a couple of things from the roof camera, the flags are unfrill. as far as the activities today, we're still saving money in a lot of the neighborhoods that are used to running the ac this time of the year. light breezes if you're thinking of doing the exercising in the bay. at the coast we have a little bit of the drizzle this morning, and we will definitely see the sunshine

and light breezes by the standards for the coast this afternoon. take advantage of that. tree pollen is moderate and uv index is high. those are steady for the last several days. let's talk about the temperatures. if you're heading out, speaking of mild, look at the 60s down in if the south. elsewhere, we're looking at upper 50s and 60s everywhere. napa is the coolest spot and the warm spot in redwood city is 64. this is a look at walnut creek. as you head in to the cloud cover, you may run in to a little bit of mist and drizzle. as we head throughout the day, the temperatures are remaining where they are through 7:00. faster sunshine today means a low to mid-70s at noon and then mid-60s with a little bit of sunshine at the coast than we had yesterday and 74 to 78 is pretty much average to below average for the rest of us. we're back in to the 60s by 7:00. you're going to wish we

had these temperatures this week in some neighborhoods. i will show you that coming up. here is jobina fortson with the first look at the commute. hi, good morning. we're showing off 80 right now. the headlights are making the way westbound. this is the busiest spot across the bay area for the early commute. giving you a look at the map here, you can see that we have a slow down coming out of tracey. then we have an update from the chp okay the bridge is where we're having a new update because it looks like from east bounds 80 to the toll plaza to jrj jrj street we have one to two lanes closed. everything else is looking good. >> all right, good news there. thank you jobina. a group of cats found. the mystery that no one can explain. cows out and about in southern california. this

bazaar situation that had authorities scrambling overnight. what we expect to see in

one cow got shot and killed by a deputy during the incident after the animal hurt someone. late last night they were trying to corral the ones that were out. it's not known how they escape. >> they're on the move here. >> get a group of cats have lost their limbs and no one can

explain why. we spoke to the woman that's taken care of them for the past 25 years. we want to warn you that some may finds the images disturbing. >> dotty, mable. >> reporter: everybody they feed, trap, rescue and fix cat in the dog patch neighborhood. >> we have kept them for our own, and so many people do they don't know where they came from. >> it came from the places like this. >> after caring for the cats, something is not right. >> there's four cats unrerated that have had the same injury to their legs. legs. legs. legs. l.

>> since none of us seem to be able to explain us, i can't help but think that someone is over here. >> i asked if they're concerned that a human may be hurting the cats, and they say yes. they're concerned. whatever is happen to go the cats is horrifying. in a statement they did say that the vets dormanted the cats injuries are from a dramatic event and explained that there's no cameras on the site. conversations with the employees of pg&e and construction crews led nowhere. we have no leads and no ideas when or how the injuries happened, and not enough to build the case. >> it's only a matter of time until the next cat and next cat is mutilated. >> reporter: san francisco residence says there's a solution. we want pg&e to do

whatever they want to do to let them in to the gated area to trap the cats and get them . koby operating and then the husband and daughter. voiranessa and following the january 2020 crash. cobe and seven others died. the terms were not made public and it's awaiting court approval. happening today, brittany spears speaks for herself in a highly anticipated hearing. now, jobina, this is the first

time that they have re they would have been hearing from it. >> yeah, she requested to speak at today's hearing. this is the first time that she speaks in court during the ongoing legal battle. >> let's be clear on this. a conservatorship tends to be with someone with dementia or someone that's having a severe drug problems that they literally can't make decisions for themselves. >> spears is expected to take part remotely. there's been no indication what she plans to say. hundreds of fans from the free brittany movement are expected to gather outside of

the los angeles courthouse. >> thank you, jobina. construction is picking up in a long neglected san francisco neighborhood. neighbo. abc7 news just tour tour tour tour tr >> this is how you create a more city by not leaving others out to dry. bringing people >> it should be ready in 2026 night we showed you this, and a man in england really likes pizza. >> yeah, he likes to make the creative cocktails here. this one including watermelon.

>> they do not put this on the frying pan. >> yeah, got some nice grill marks there. >> met me -- >> these are good things that are separate. >> he may be on to something. >> he had to be the brave person. >> yeah, they should be in the same boat with him. >> this is worse than that. this is so much worse. >> i saw this online a couple of days ago. the sauce that he puts on looks like neutela. >> yeah, he lost me when he cut

it and put it on the grill. >> yeah, one is like -- really it's like a cool and freshing. >> whole thingngngngngngng >> speak your mind, mike. >> let's take a look at that and not together. together. togethe. this is the rain counting. we're in this holding pattern, and this is going to continue until thursday, and we will have the mild nights and the drizzle and then the comfortable afternoons. once we get to the weekend,

that's coming in and thing there's four days. thankfully it's not as hot as it was last time. there's the pattern for the next several days and then there's a low and bringing that southerly flow. the ocean temperature last week was 50 degrees and because of the southeasterly wind it's up to 57 and that is no means and then we will hit morgan hill. 71 and then the rest of us in the mid to upper 70s. we have the mid-60s along the coast and aftersunshine and light breezes. we will have mid-60s and then 73 to 79. some low to then caster valley and then 76.

as we go to 77? san ramone. outdoor dinings can be another gorgeous evening all of us back in to the upper 60s and then at 8:00. that's very nice. you can sigh the drizzle out there tonight and mid-50s to near 60s. my accuweather 7-day forecast is back to average on friday, and then look at that heat wave o

it's 5:25. number one, biden is going to unveil the plan to tackle the crime including here in the bay area. the president is expected to announce the new funding and an effort to target the illegal gun sales. number two, the man that was shot and killed over the weekend has been identified as 22-year-old la shawn rhoids. no suspects have been linked to the shooting and authorities still offering that 40 $40,000 there's more than 1 hub

confirmed cases. starting in july 1st, the people are going to have to cut the water use by 20% because of the drought conditions. residence will not be allowed to fill up the swimming pools or wash the cars. temperatures near average in san francisco and oakland in 67 and 72. look at the rest of us. bringing you good news and then that's the bridge. everything is clear and at the limth right limit right now. brittany spears will address the conservatorship in front of a george today. she is expected to take part remotely. there's no indication what she is going to say. the electric robo taxi does

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local leader optimistic about the plan to tackle the violent crime today. today. tod.

you know that mike is keeping an eye on what is the next heat wave. >> yeah, good morning. everybody. it's wednesday, june june 23rd. abc7 mornings live on we will start it off here. >> hi, everybody. always living 7 days in to the future. it makes you forget to enjoy what you have in front of us, and that's pretty comfortable temper des. we have faster sunshine and still temperatures average and oakland is mid 70s to 78 in san jose. that's most of the north because and upper 70s and eat eat

>> thank you. today they're going to hold a rare meeting that's being found in vaccinated teens and young adults. this is as the infections of the delta variant are doubling every two weeks. jobina is at the live desk with the warnings to young adults. >> that's been cob firmed in nearly every state and half of all on the floor the infections. officials warn younger people could be more run available because only 38% of people between the ages of 13 and 29 are partially vaccinated. >> it's the greatest threat in the u.s. and the attempt to eliminate. >> what we're seeing now is the patients that are coming in that don't think that they're going to get sick from it and not

prepared to make life and death decisions. >> in the meantime they will try to get 70% of adults vaccinated by the fourth of july. they say it will likely take several more weeks. without many cases here in the bay area, doctors are working with them. december, and for the last six months she has suffered with acute syndrome, and something 30 to 60% of patients get. there's a high heart rate after normal activity and debilitating brain fog. >> my body feels like no energy

and that the life is sucked out of me. >> doctors say that the work done here with the syndrome has helped them to develop a plan and make sure that it does not persist down the road. they have extended the more or the rum in the and the state eviction expires at the end of the month, and they gosh yeggss are underway. president biden is hoping to tackle the violent crime hitting the cities hard. he is expect de expected of resent shootings across the

bay area. we know that the chief is edger to hear what the president has to say. >> reporter: good morning. the chief has been invited to listen in to that virtual meeting ahead of president biden's announcement of these executive orders today. this is here in oakland where eight people were shot, and one of them died and what police believe is a gang related shooting. it's a day later in richmond and then five others injured at a house party and that could include cuts from the mayors and then diverting the money from the police and then a team of social workers and then to respond to nonviolent calls.

>> guns should not be available for young people. guns should not be available for history of say violence and that. >> this is not the first time that chief armstrong and they travelled to d.c. to meet with biden that announced the actions on the gun control then and then a crack down on the so called ghost guns that can be made and then once again the announcement is expected to happen at 12:30 this afternoon. reporting live in oakland matt with abc7 news. this morning the biden administration is giving americans equal opportunity. one is going make sure that age discrimination claims are treated on the -- treated the same as other discrimination claims. the white house is backing a bill banning the

department of veteran affairs and another bill is going to require the collection of small business owned data to insure that the lgbtq are not discriminated against with the loans. developing news here, and the efforts to pass a voting rites bill all 50 voted against it and ending the chance to debate the bill. despite the opposition, there's a fresh talk on changing or setting aside the filibuster for this effort, so that the measure could move forward can the simple majority. in the south bay, a debate over a plan to develop the flee market in san jose continues tomorrow. sitting and this area is prime real-estate

>> this is the ideas and bringing the new opportunity. >> san jose's mayor announced just before 11:00 last night that he wants the discussion to continue this morning. that's expected to start at 9:00. >> that's some news in the north bay here. new water restrictions go in place here and for those in the city of sonoma. the residence are require today reduce the water use by 20%. they will not be allowed to fill the swimming pools or wash the cars.

the county declared a declared a dea in. first, we check in with mike. wow. scary. if reason i want to show you this is the higher clouds. if we're up, i said i could run in to some drizzle there. there's less drizzle this time yesterday, and as far as getting around, that's good seems good d catch 22 this time of the year. it's funny and then a little cloudy this morning and temperatures all day today look at that through friday.

we also know that the temperatures are comfortable all the way through. right now we're looking at 58 in berkley to 62 in union city, so very narrow spread along the east bay. 53 is the cool spot and everyone else is around the upper 50s and 60s. 60s. 60s. and temperatures are holding steady through 7:00. we will stay in the 60s from noon, four, and 7:00. faster sunshine at noon and then 74 to 78 and and and 69 at 7:00. heat wafts on the way. why this one could be a little bit more difficult to deal with that than the last one. i will see you with that later. we're starting with the maps here. i have a couple of advisories that are issued and a wind advisory for the bridge, and as we move over, a little

further west, the bridge here on eastbound 8 #0 in the direction, and a live look in oakland and that's 880 camera and that's traveling south for the reference. that's the right hand side and so far the is smooth. i another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record,

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because there was so much smo the human society in spca urging them to start to keep the pets safe and secure holiday. and they're recommending not taking the pets to gathering that involve fireworks display. while at home, keep the pets inside and make sure that the blinds and drapes are drawn. leave a tv or radio orphan on to drawn out the fireworks noise. also, make sure that the pets have current identification, so they can be returned incase they get out. a kayaker that had to be rescued now facing some criticism for the cost of the failed attempt. seven days in

to the voyage, they had to rescue him earlier this month. now, some people much goes in to and we were able to do that rescue safe rah. >> the coast guard says that the only time that a person is charged for theless cue is if they made a false a san francisco supervisor wants to help more people open up the smaller businesses. >> right now opening a

restaurant in san francisco requires about 20 different permits. a retail >> hillary is introducing the first year fee program. it's going to oftener up to $15,000. she estimates that the pilot program is going to cost the city $20 million. taking a vacation to maui may cost more in the future. residence are considering a fee for tourists. many say that the huge influx this sum ere is taking a toll on the roads and limiting the number the number e them to find a balance. now, a county counsel men is floating the idea of a visitor impact

fee. >> places like and it's expensive to get there. you have to pay an extra 400 $400 or impact fees if you're visiting. >> the county says that it could be tacked on to every airline and cruise line ticket. there would be exceptions if you're a local. he says the goal is to create a higher level of respect among people that are traveling to the islands. walt disney world in florida turns 5067 in this year. the park announcing some of the details of the 18-month celebration that begins on october 1st. among them disney is a night time event in the magic kingdom with the music, light shows, fireworks and immersive affects. disney company is looking good. >> yeah, that's exciting. >> yeah, epp cot. >> yeah, it's been a while since

i have been to disney world. >> yeah, i think this is a good time to go at it. >> yeah, it's been 12 years for me. i really think. it's so different from disneyland because most of us are used to it, but it is different. >> it's so much bigger. >> you're not as crowded. you have several parks to >> you need a few days. >> yeah, you do. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see there's no fog on the deck and some clouds above it and then the light breeze and only three miles an hour. hour. hour. the weekend is when the summer heat returns res talked act this one and not because of the extremities but how long it

and saturday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and for six to possibly seven 7 days. sthars why it's difficult. the last heat wave and let's talk about what happens and quickly back to the coast. watch the afternoon sea breeze and warm the warm and orange as we head in to the afternoon and watch that just go away, so the we will have the temperatures around and through the most and the east bay is starting at 70 and ending up to 76 in fremont and caster valley. it's 77 and then brentwood about 83 degrees. tonight we're going fall back in to the mid to upper

50s. that's going to be be be be be b from the coast where you will stay in the 60s. >> thank you, mike. have you seen this >> do you mind to keep >> she is playing karen. the description a rot of people saying that it looks like a rip off, knock off and then others thought it was just a skit. no word on when or where the movie will be released. the teaser does include a bet original movies credit.

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disrupting. this is from the cathedral of christ. this shows the mass coming to a pause. the deacon and alter boys stood between the man that's just off screen. the church says that security was trying to keep the man out and got in through an open door and started to yell at the clergy. the police were called, but the man was gone before they arrived. >> wow. wow. a team from the national institute of health analyzed the blood samples for more than 8,000 volunteers that said that they were never diagnosed with covid. they gave samples from may of 2020 to the end of july. now, closer to 5% had antibodies to the coronavirus, and based on the findings, they estimated nearly 17 million people will covid-19 by the end of july, but never noticed any symptoms.

making news right now at 6:00, president biden's plan to end gun violence. he's making a major announcement today as we deal with a deadly year across the country. i can't believe he went out to go celebrate juneteenth and then he don't even come home. he loved music.

he would always sing to me. >> making sure these gun violence victims don't die in vain. what bay area leaders are asking from the president's plan. plus school-work struggles. a top parent within the san francisco school district with a warning about what might happen this fall. good morning. it's wednesday, june 23rd. you're watching abc mornings live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we want to start with our forecast from mike. >> hi. you like the past few days? >> it's been nice. >> perfect. >> do we have more pool days? >> a couple. >> then when it gets hot again i'll take a couple of days off because it's the weekend. oh my goodness, nobody really complained during the last heat wave which was nice. what can you do except try to help each other find relief if from it. that'll be the case this weekend. you can see from sfo we have low clouds out there. they're hugging the higher elevations. if we have any drizzle this