26-year-old deandre martin was arrested for being involved in the shooting and being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm. leslie: sacramento police say they recovered over 100 shell casings of the shooting and confirmed three buildings were struck i gunfire, three vehicles hit by gunfire. >> of those shell casings we know that we have two different calibers of in munition that were used. leslie: a stolen handgun recovered. police executed three residential search warrant and found an additional weapon. six people died, their names released today. two were 21-year-old women. there is a 57-year-old woman, as well as three young men. harris mother is consumed by

grief. >> people can go to a club and have fun without worrying about coming out and not being alive the next day? my son has a wife, he has children, all that. leslie: a victim services center was opened up at cal expo fairgrounds in sacramento. >> for those that have deceased family members, we do connect them with burial services. leslie: emotional support services are available to anyone traumatized by the shooting. 12 people remain hospitalized from gunshot wounds. police say they are looking into whether a shooter could also be a victim. at seventh and k buy gold and one center at 7:30 tonight there is a vigil planned. police say they are very grateful to the public for their help. they say that they have had more than 100 videos and photos uploaded to a community evidence portal.

and that is certainly evidence they are poring over as they try to find additional suspects. live in sacramento, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7news. larry: tragic situation. more coverage from sacramento and reaction from local political leaders on abc7news at 5:00. kristen: a student was stabbed during a fight at gunderson high school days after a shooting involving students from another san jose high school. abc7news reporter zach fuentes was at both scenes and joins us live with more on what police had to say. zach: things are calm heal -- calm here now. moments ago we saw most w a mart zeta this taboo and was nonlife threatening. police tell me that the sine initially responded to was a dangerous one. >> we did have a police officer

there when the stabbing incident occurred. >> harrison students say they got text from their kids about the fight. many showed up long before everyone was set home to make sure their children were ok. >> just checked in. >> the san jose police department said the call reporting the stabbing came in at 10:12 this morning. school resource officer was the first to respond to the fight turn stabbing. the incident broke out among students. officers of the san jose police department responded. >> there were several students from the high school involved in the incident and we do have a person that is being detained. >> the san jose unified school district said our campus officer quickly stop the violence and apprehended the suspect thanks to the quick response of our campus officer in the police department, the school was not under shelter-in-place or lockdown in the incidentasthst e

incind that classes will contas scheduled. the stabbing at gunderson high school comes just days after an unrelated shooting near another san jose high school on thursday. police say one student was shot by another and suffered and nonlife threatening wound. parents i spoke with today said it's incidents like that shooting in today stabbing that keep them worried for their kids and others. >> is really crazy and sad and kids need to know that there are consequences right now that will affect them forever. i'm just glad that the student that got stabbed isn't in critical condition. >> it could've been a much worse situation here at the high school. a lot of parents and students were still shaken up. the investigation into what happened continues by the san jose police department and school district. live in san jose, zach fuentes, abc7news.

kristen: san francisco police are looking for the person responsible for killing two men near a playground. the medical examiner identified the victims as 20-year-old of san francisco and 22-year-old brandon of san mateo county. those men and two others are found with gunshot wounds after 4:30 sunday afternoon near the playground and the playground. >> a legal dispute may have contributed to a bomb scare. the alameda county superior court house this morning. the sheriff's department says a very small homemade device, we are talking the size of a golf ball, was brought into the building by a person involved in a civil case. investigators say that person says it was planted on his car by somebody else involved in the same civil dispute. investigators remove this from the courthouse and they quickly returned and there were no further threats. >> the big warm up coming this week.

a timeline here. >> we start with a look at satellite radar showing clouds that were around today beginning to push out of the bay area. those clouds will be replaced by huge ridge of high pressure that will bring us a big warm up. overnight hours we see the clouds with clear skies that start the day tomorrow with sunny conditions and we have a little bit of a warm up tomorrow, but the main event in major warm up occurs midweek. we see high temperatures soaring sharply. not only inland, but at the coast. let me give you an idea of how hot it will be. we take a look at the high temperature range. notice upper 70's tomorrow. then wednesday -- upper 70's tomorrow, i'm looking at the long day. wednesdays we see upper 80's inland. thursday, low to mid 90's in most locations we will see almost 90 degrees on the bay shoreline on thursday. up to almost 80 degrees on the coast. temperatures on takeoff very much on friday but cooler

conditions over the weekend. cooler condition at how hot it will be in just a few minutes. kristen: the mayor -- larry: the mayor of antioch says the city needs to take immediate action. they mayor plans asked the city council to approve a plan that would play -- pay $40,000 bonuses to attract existing and first-time offices. they would be paid out over three years with $20,000 upfront. quakes we are after academy graduates for a down payment assistance way they can have up to $60,000 of down payment for a home located here in the city of antioch. >> the mayor's plan calls for the hiring of 10 additional offices above current staffing levels of 115. part of the shortages due to an fbi investigation. including an undisclosed number of officers with crimes of moral

fervor too. those officers are under administrative leave. kristen: google is calling for employees to return to the office. the company is ending its voluntary work from home time. google says advances in prevention and treatment of covid, as well as improve safety measures allow for transitioning to a hybrid workweek. the company expects most workers to come into the office three days a week and have two days of remote work. caltrans is back to its regular schedule after reducing services to 80 trains today temporarily. it wasn't too busy this morning, even though fares are half off this month. caltrans said it's around 20% of pre-pandemic levels, but heading back up. quakes we see more and more people going back to work in covid restrictions already making people out and about. kristen: the ferry system is making adjustments. they say better alignment trips with ridership demands and

improved connections with other agencies. tuesday through thursday it appears more companies will be bringing back more employees. larry: a new ad campaign aimed at keeping tourist away. why they say san francisco is not safe. we will have the latest on the supreme court nomination of judge jackson. the republican support she's gaining, plus, san francisco's pride para i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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here's the latest from washington. >> this afternoon, a moment of levity after a medical urgency delayed his flight from lax. democratic judiciary committee member alex padilla arrived in washington. his vote key the democrats confirmation of supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson. his vote makes an even split, allowing majority leader chuck schumer to step in and began the process of forcing the nomination out of the committee. >> i move to discharge their committee with further consideration, ketanji brown

jackson of the district of columbia to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> a fierce debate along party lines. >> judge jackson may be a fine woman but she built her career as a far left activist. >> judge jackson is not far, far from the mainstream. >> based on her pphilosophy, aoe >> dyo tohe be, double harvard, how qualified you have to be clerking at all levels of the judiciary? how qualified you have to be three times confirmed by the senate in a bipartisan manner? >> the white house confident. >> you will get enough vote to be confirmed. >> democrats have all the votes to confirm judge jackson without republican support. right now, her confirmation would be bipartisan. republican senators susan collins said she would vote along with democrats to confirm.

kristen: republican senators lisa murkowski and mitt romney have also said they will be voting yes. >> summer is approaching, this year it means the return of san francisco's pride parade. there has not been a parade since 2019 because of covid. abc 7 is committing to pry 300 65 years -- days a year. we are the new media partner for san francisco pride. joining me live and in studio, i have not said those words, san francisco pride executive director. first of all, thanks for coming in, this is a milestone, at least for me, just to have folks , humans that i can converse with. -- converse with. isn't it nice? let's talk about the first parade since 2019, this is big. it's the weekend of june 25 and 26. how excited are you to get back in to normal.

>> i have been so excited. i have been so excited for the year that would've been our 50th anniversary of 2020, which we did not get to celebrate. am so glad and honored to preside over this amazing organization in this parade. the city has been waiting for it. there's nowhere any of us on the board can go in san francisco. i am happy to say it will happen. larry: let's talk about the relationship between abc 7 and pride going forward? >> abc 7 is now our community media partner. they have agreed to have a one and a half hour live telecast of the parade. and we will be doing events with abc 7 throughout the year because pride, we host events all through the year to touch our community and abc 7 will be a big partner with that. larry: so don't watch any other stations? >> no. larry: other pride events are returning the festival at civic center plaza. tell me about that.

>> we have a festival at civic center plaza. the festival is primarily saturday. sunday is the parade in the festival. and we have seven stages -- eight stages, community stages with local promoters and organizers who get together. we have our trans stage, our latin next stage. that's what we do on pride weekend. we have a partnership with the african-american cultural complex on june 10. it's a version of juneteenth celebration but it's part of a freedom day celebration for the african-american community. we have a lot of other events. during the time of covid we created smaller events that we took these communities do that were covid safe that we want to make sure we are incorporating those. continue to watch and pay attention and there will be more. >> we have the groundbreaking golf tournament in october.

the first pride pga tournament for the lgbtq community. it has been growing every year for the last three years, so were excited about that. larry: in the video we saw many, many people and there will be concerns about covid. how any people are you expecting at the parade and what precautions are in place? >> we will attack this in tandem. somewhere between 800,000 to a million. we don't anticipate that many people from outside the bay area will come. we believe it will be half of that, but we don't know. so money people message us on social media, our facebook page and emailing us. there may be the same amount of people, we want to be prepared and be covid safe. >> we are working with the mayor's office in the state as far as regulation. whatever the city as an state of california. we will get to the parade and celebration and follow the guidelines. i feel good about it and i feel good about where we are.

larry: june is a long ways off. hopefully we will be more normal then. >> come on, larry. the recall and i'm saying in a positive way. hopefully will all be in the rearview mirror and we could go forward and do things like we did in the old days. suzanne, carol, thank you for coming in and we look forward to visiting with you as we have this new partnership with pride. >> we hope to see you at the parade. larry: you will see me so many times you'll be tired of seeing me. just ask kristin. 52nd san francisco pride parade and celebration, the largest free event of its kind in the nation. remember, sf pride needs your help. if you want to donate, go to sf pride.org. click on the donate button and you can help be a part of this. again, thank you for coming in. kristen: can never be tired of you, larry. i'm not sure we could say the same about the heat coming our

way. spencer: the good part is it won't last long. right now we are looking at clear skies. a few clouds developing. breezy out there. wind speeds in san francisco, 31 mile-per-hour winds. 38 mile per hour gusts. temperature readings are basically two to five degrees lower in most locations than they were 24 hours ago. a little bit of a cool down. it will get warmer tomorrow. low clouds building offshore. currently 58 degrees in san francisco. 71 in mountain view, 68 in san jose. 57 at half moon bay. blue skies now longer go, but the low clouds are becoming more prominent. temperature reading, 68 at santa rosa. 67, low 70's at fairfield and concord. 69 at livermore. one more live picture view looking down onto the bay. these are the forecast views

with breezy conditions overnight. clear and clear as the morning approaches. mild small and turning warmer mid weekend the heat will peak on thursday with inland temperatures in the 90's. as far as the overnight hours, look for passing high clouds, may be low clouds. it will get clearer as sunrise approaches. eating us to a sunny day tomorrow. overnight low temperatures in the mid 40's and our inland valleys, right around the bayshore in mid to upper 40's and 40's on the coast. tomorrow's highs range from 68 and half moon bay to 66 in san francisco. 70 to 71 and other locations around the bayshore line. inland areas, mid 70's, maybe a couple of upper 70's, 70 degrees in fairfield. the north bay will see low to mid 70's, the same range in the south bay. as we skip ahead to wednesday, that's when the intense warm-up begins. high temperatures approaching 90 degrees inland. bear in mind, the advertise only

70 in those locations. thursday we expect the heating to reach its peak. low to mid 90's inland. upper 80's, 90's around the bayshore line. the coastal cooling begins on friday and that will bring temperatures and other locations down as well. has the accuweather 7 day forecast. look at thursday, that's the key day, the hottest one in the three-day warm-up. high temperatures in the mid-90's and the hottest locations, possibly record highs around 90 around the bayshore line. upper 70's to near 80 on the coast. the heat eases on friday but there's -- that's near the coast in the bay. expect 90 degrees in the inland spots on friday, saturday and sunday. temperatures moderate and we get back in the what we used to call average, but i'm not sure what that is anymore. larry: it's impossible anymore. we go from 90 down to 60's? kristen: good thing it does not last too long.

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>> as the world struggles with rising energy prices in the u.s. is releasing the largest oil reserves in history, the latest united nations report on climate change has issued a stark warning. >> we are on the best way to global warming. but i'm meeting governments and corporations are not just turning a blind eye, they are adding fuel to the flames. >> to mitigate the impacts of climate change, u.n. represents -- recommends reducing emissions by phasing out and replacing all fossil fuel infrastructure with renewable energy. >> having a new fossil fuel infrastructure is moral and economic. in most cases renewables are already far cheaper. >> the report says in order to limit global warming to one point five degrees celsius, the world must reach heat greenhouse gas emissions by 2025, but current emission pledges by

countries and current fossil fuel infrastructure puts the world on pace to far exceed 1.5 degrees warming. >> inflation is rising in the war in ukraine is causing food and energy prices to skyrocket. that increasing fossil fuel production will only make matters worse. >> the u.n. climate panels as any warming beyond the average of 1.5 degrees celsius would worsen the impacts of climate change, including more extreme heat, increase sea level rise, and more volatile weather around the world. >> it's time to stop burning our planet and start investing into the abundant renewable energy. kristen: as more people head back to the office and people gather in large groups and crowds, sickness is spreading. the precautions to take as cold and flu cases increase. larry: the bay area utility facing discrimination

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. larry: president biden and other world leaders are calling for a war crime investigation into new alleged atrocities in ukraine. president zelenskyy is accusing russia of genocide following the discovery of the bodies of more than 400 civilians, many shot at close range with their hands bound behind. it's a gruesome scene. ukrainian officials say the alleged atrocities are just the tip of the iceberg. russia claims the videos being shown worldwide are fake. president biden says he's considering more sanctions in response. >> unprecedented action in

shanghai, china. the city is testing all 25 million of its residents for covid-19. is the first time a city anywhere has taken such an action. in the u.s., medicare enrollees can obtain all home tests at no cost. you can receive up to eight tests per month. he said in negotiators announced they struck a deal on legislation that would provide additional $10 billion in covid relief. half of the funds will go to development in the purchase of therapeutics. many across the bear -- bay area are returning to the office for the first time since the pandemic began. it's bringing nerves at an increase in cold and flu cases. our abc7news reporter asked a doctor for tips to consider when getting back to normal life. >> are the first time in a long time, things are starting to feel back to normal in the bay area. people are going back to work and mask mandates are dropping.

>> feels more normal but there is still a lot of germs. >> as masts come off there's a higher chance of sickness. this elementary school teacher is just getting over a cold that spread in her classroom. >> i felt like it would happen and i was right. >> i feel like we have been a covid country for the last two years. but as what we have seen in the community is any indication, there has been an upswing of other things. >> this doctor says his hospital is seeing an increase in influenza in common cold cases and complaints of allergies. >> we have gotten several colds a year. i think not having them means that when you do get one at last a little longer. >> it's important to take a flu or covert test to rule out something serious, then work on how best to protect yourself and others. >> as we go back into a complex work environment, you want to be productive and keep your environment as safe as possible. >> that means going back to

cleaning surfaces, washing her hands and calling out sick. he also suggest taking proper medication for specific symptoms so you can get back to your normal life. >> go out and enjoy things when the going is good, like right now, because you never know when the next search will come, but it's really crucial to keep up street smarts, not just about covid, but all these other respiratory pathogens you can transmit extremely easy. larry: there are new discrimination allegations against one of the bay areas largest utility companies. two former east bay mud attorneys are suing alleging retaliation, discrimination and a hostile work environment. our abc 7 i news reporter has the story. >> according to a lawsuit filed by two east bay mud attorneys, the district's legal department hadn't hired a minority candidate and more than 16 years or an african-american candidate and more than 22 years.

>> even though we are in one of the most diverse communities in the united states. >> she was an attorney at east bay mud for nearly 18 years. she filed an internal complaint alleging race discrimination in march of 2019 after the candidate was passed over for a job at east bay, even though according to the lawsuit, the panel, which included tears, unanimously ranked her as the number one candidate. >> i took my duties very seriously. >> i know she felt like she had ethical duty to do this, but not everyone makes that hard decision to do the right thing. >> one years late -- one year later they invited her to apply again, she was hired and began in july of 2019. >> i was very excited at the opportunity. >> she said in the year and a half she worked at east bay mud, she was treated in a grossly discriminatory fashion based upon jerez race. including being given her heavier workflow, denied equal opportunity to attend training and other employee benefits.

>> i was placed in the library, i didn't even have an office. i was in the library for a couple months. >> her supplies came from a rich been in junk drawer where white attorneys were allowed to order new supplies. >> was denied the basic ability to do my job. >> she filed a discrimination complaint against the former general counsel. five months later the lawsuit alleges she had a conflict because she was a member of the black and play network, a group within east bay mud. >> i felt compelled to say that i was an attorney first and black second. i feel like i had to do that to keep my job. and i'm sure this person who's in control of my performance evaluations that are not this adversarial, angry black woman. >> according to the lawsuit, in november of 2020, and hr investigation found they had

unbiased racial bias towards land. in november of 2020 peers resign. >> i was in a position where i had no choice but to resign. >> plan also resign. >> on one hand, i had so many african-american employees telling me that they were so proud to see someone that looks like me sitting there, but it did take a severe emotional, physical and mental toll on my body. >> east bay mud told abc7news who took the claims of its former employees very seriously, and went above and beyond in addressing that, also that it believes the legal claims are unfounded, riding apart, we are deeply committed to an environment where our employees who provide water and waste services to our east bay community feel respected, valued and supported. we strive every day to improve the services of all employees and to advance diversity, equity and inclusion. >> it's not just something that

we experienced. >> we know at happen to us as part of a larger problem at the district. >> a cultural commission by the winters group in april 2020 found throughout interviews and focus groups, multiple instances of institutional and personal bias against black african-american, hispanic and asian employees were shared, which could indicate that racial bias is wise -- widespread. the district says the surveys and sites continue to advance the districts efforts to foster a welcoming and equitable work environment for all employees. they say they are sharing their story for the people still at the district and for ratepayers. >> this is what your funds are being used for. against diversity. kristen: coca-cola is coming out with another interesting flavor. larry: it debuted in the metaverse. it's where all the cool kids are

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cheap fentanyl. >> that messages were written in big blue letters on a new billboard, exposing the city's open-air drug markets. >> it is cheap. we hope it gets attention. >> the billboard is sponsored by moms against drug debts. their children have either died from or addicted to fentanyl. jackie son is currently an addict living on the streets of san francisco. she says there group launched a campaign after mayor london breed's decision to end the state of emergency in the tenderloin, followed by the mayor's recent trip to europe where she pitch san francisco as a safe, enjoyable trip to tauris. >> nothing has changed, we should still be in a state of emergency. and then she went to europe and said come to san francisco, it's fine. it's not fine. it's really not. >> it's unsafe or tourist to come here. we thought it was a slap in the face and we decided that a>> tht

of union square where many businesses have struggled during the pandemic. there's many empty storefronts. some business owners want to see the drug crisis address, they don't believe the ville board is the answer. several san francisco tourism and business association denounced the campaign, saying it will only horror -- hurt tourism and small businesses. >> any effort to dissuade people from san francisco won't help the problem on the streets, it only hurts small businesses desperate to try to get businesses back -- business back in san francisco. >> a spokesperson for the mayor said the mayor agrees the open-air drug market needs to end in arguing the city is making progress. her office at police have seized over 10 kilos of fentanyl. roughly four times more than what was seized during the same time last year. the moms against drug deaths say they are not seeing enough change. they feel their race -- recent protest fell on deaf ears, and

that they needed to do more to get the city's attention. if they don't see progress soon, they say they may spread their campaign to europe. >> i know it's not something that will happen overnight, it's not a fast fix, but we need to move in that direction. kristen: what liz has said is that they may consider putting up such a billboard in european airports as well to be even more visible. what do you think? spencer: he grabs your attention. i think both sides have an argument. the mothers have a right to be as concerned as they are. i don't know if a billboard like that is the answer, but then the city officials like the mayor are doing their jobs trying to promote the positive aspects of the city and attract people to come in. i guess is they are doing their jobs to attract tourism, they need to do the other part of their job, which is to make the city clear and safe. i don't know it the answer is to that. kristen: as mothers who have

lost someone to drug use, that makes a powerful statement. >> i can't imagine the pain those families have to deal with. the city needs to bring back people, i don't know what the answer is, a lot of people are thinking san francisco isn't safe right now to visit. i don't know the answer. larry: if it was that easy to fix, it would've been fixed already. we will see what happens. on the lighter side, there's a new hotspot in l.a., it's a canine social club. of course it is in l.a. dog people is a members only dog park that charges owners $80 a month. people say they provide a clean environment and protection for dogs. it also includes a café, bar and lounge for owners. the club open in september and already has more than 900 members. i'm not sure whether this is really designed for the pets or the pet owners. >> 80 bucks a month, i had to

look into this because you know me, a dog owner. a couple of good things, there are people that make sure the dogs interact well and they have to be spayed or neutered. the dog parks i have been to, it's just kind of on your honor. and when there is one that isn't, it could cause problems. but i will tell you, the food issue, i think that's a bad idea. there's a reason you're not supposed to bring people food into dog parks. first of all, it's nasty, dogs are jumping on everything and it's where they take care of their business. and how do you know the dogs will behave well around food and that's not going to cause issues? to me, that's a bad one. >> only the finest dog food. >> we have public parks, their dog parks. this is really more about meeting the right type of dog. who are the right dogs?

>> a higher earning dog then some of the other mutts out there. , dogs. that's why you need that. >> is a business concept, we will see how it does. a sonoma county winery is once again calling all wine lovers to apply for a dream job. last year more than 7000 people applied and two were offered positions. the winner will spend one year exploring multiple job specialties to find out what they are interested in most in the industry. the position pays $10,000 a month and includes free housing in one year supply of wine. that's 120 k a year, but you don't have to pay for housing. >> it sounds i could good year. >> i will wake -- i will make my audition video tonight. >> nobody else needs to apply. >> let me have that job. >> i the use joking.

if giving the opportunity. >> it almost sounds like an internship, right? but you already know everything. >> you learned different aspects of the industry, as you are paid very handsomely, and he have free housing for a year. what a great experience. i'm serious. >> talk him out of it. >> it would be hard to because the 120 as a bonus because just the fact they are paying for your housing in the bay area, that's like, you probably would have to give me the added benefit. but everybody in the video was so happy and smiling. >> if you drink wine all day, you would be happy. or passed out. speaking of another average. coca-cola -- beverage. coca-cola introduced a new flavor. it's called coca-cola zero sugar by. claiming to take like digital pixels -- taste like digital

pixels. they sound delicious, don't they? the flavor is described as having write elements upfront with a classic coke finish. i don't understand that. it's only available online may 2. last month the company released coca-cola starlight. that is supposed to taste like outer space. i don't know what outerspace taste like either, but we tried these. >> it wasn't bad. >> do you want some coca-cola by , anybody? >> i would stick with the regular. did it evoke anything when he tasted it? >> this will make you feel like you are right in the heart of the metaverse. like you are at the intersection of whatever. >> so you are saying it's bitter? are you saying the metaverse is bitter? spencer: what is a pixel flavor? what's a pixel taste like? maybe it's for people who join

the exclusive doggy park. >> could be. when you're in the café you sip starlight. >> by is perfect for the dog park. lapid up. that's a good place to stop. >> yes, let's end it. let's get on with our applications. (music throughout)

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>> alaska airlines is making

changes to the uniform policy. the airline is updating guidelines that will provide more freedom and flexibility in individual and gender expression. it follows a claim from the employee was as the airlines policy discriminated against workers whose gender discretion did not meet male and female dress codes. they will collaborate with the designer to create gender-neutral uniform items for flight attendants and customer service agents. >> hertz is turning to a sweetest company to be its fleet of electric cars. the company will purchase 65,000 electric vehicles over the next five years. the move follows its order for 100,000 collars from tesla. it's co-owner by volvo and established itself as a standalone electric car brand. they will rent the cars in europe, starting in the spring with a rollout in north america late next year. >> it's a good looking car. >> i don't think we could say the same for the weather by the

time we get to midweek. >> not unless you like a really hot. spencer: you will love what's coming midweek, it won't last very long. mainly clear skies, clouds here and there. overnight lows for mid to upper 40's for the most part. tomorrow, a little bit warmer than today. the heat is in arriving yet. highs from 60 up the coast to 71 degrees around the bay shoreline to mid 70's inland. then the heat starts to crank up on wednesday. you look at the accuweather 7 day forecast. how to stay will be thursday with inland highs reaching into the mid-90's. highs around 90 degrees in the bay shoreline. 80 on the coast, not much cooler. 90 degrees in the hottest spots, we where temperatures will moderate on saturday and fall back into the average range on sunday and monday. larry: a night of music in las vegas.

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grammy awards. host, trevor noah, wasting no time addressing the other award show. >> we will be dancing, singing, keeping people's names out of our mouths and giving out awards. >> but then it was all about the music. little gnaws x bringing the hits. do a leap and megan thee stallion getting a wardrobe assist from none other than donatella ever saw cheap. as they presented the award for best new artist. the good for you singer taking home three awards. billie eilish taking the stage wearing a shirt featuring foo fighters drummer taylor hawkins who passed away in march. hawkins won a posthumous grammy and foo fighters took home the award for best rock song. >> please welcome, lady gaga. >> lady gaga bringing the

audience to tears with her emotional tribute to tony bennett. and in one of the most moving moments in grammy history, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy addressing the audience. bruno mars and anderson packed grooming their way to the stage is sick the award for record of the year. >> we are trying our hardest to remain humble. >> john baptista: the biggest award of the night, album of the >> i you, byod night. >> many of the performers were introduced by people who work on the touring crew as a way to highlight people who bring back live music after covid. >> abc 7 news a streaming 24/7 abc 7 bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that does it for abc7news at 4:00, abc7news at 5:00 is coming

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>>, finding solutions. this is abc7news. kristen: the day after a mass shooting killed six people in sacramento, there has been an arrest in connection with the case this development comes after we learn more about the victims on what brought them to sacramento. >> thank you for joining us. you are watching abc7news at five :00, streaming live on the abc 7 bay area news app. more arrests are possible. the police chief saying multiple shooters were involved. the crimes street -- the crime scene littered with bullets. they are also reviewing surveillance video. abc7news reporter leslie