smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: we are getting details about the mass shootings a police call racially motivated violent extremism. 10 people are dead it. they're learning more about the killer. >> we know this is someone who knows something. liz: we are hearing from the parents of a woman who has been missing for months. they are not losing hope. good morning. it is sunday, may 15. thank you for joining us. we have a lot to get to. let's start with a quick look at the weather. lisa: we've got fog moving back in to the bay.

as we look at live doppler 7 it, there is a system that will allow for high clouds. they are already moving along the coast into the golden gate. you can see the layer of low crowds -- clouds. it is in the low 50's along the coast. here is a look from where you can see the depth of the fog at 900 feet arid it is 58 by the delta, which will get breezy today. livermore is in the mid-50's. it is still a little milder up there than we were yesterday, that is going to change as we get into a cooler air mass today. by noon it, we have 60's and 70's. it is breezy to windy out there. it is brisk at the shoreline. liz: let's get back to the deadly shooting in buffalo. at least 10 people are dead and

three injured in buffalo. 11 of the 13 victims were black. the fbi is considering it racially motivated violent extremism. >> 18-year-old peyton gender in charged with first-degree murder hours after a shooting rampage that left 10 people dead and three others injured. 11 of the 13 victims were black. >> that carries with it a life without parole sentence. >> the suit -- scene unfolded in the supermarket in buffalo after 2:30 p.m. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. >> the shooter shot several people in the parking lot before entering the friendly market and continuing his rampage. >> he exited his vehicle, he was heavily armed and had tactical

gear. he had a tactical helmet on. he was live streaming at what he was doing. >> he was taken into custody by police. according to officials, a home associated with him more than 200 miles away was searched by investigators. >> he traveled hours from outside this community to perpetrate this crime on the people of buffalo. >> the new york governor said there is no depth to her outrage. >> a white supremacist who has engaged in an act of terrorism and will be prosecuted as such in a coldhearted cruel calculating way. it >> the suspect live-streamed the attack as it unfolded. the fbi is assisting local authorities in the investigation. >> we are aggressively investigating this as a hate

crime and as an instance of racially motivated violent extremism. >> a lengthy document that he allegedly posted online was filled with racist and anti-semitic rhetoric, there was a detailed outline of what he planned to do. liz: the president issued a statement saying a racially motivated hate crime is important to the fabric of this nation. any act of domestic terrorism, including a republic -- repugnant white supremacist ideology, is antithetical to what we are are as a country. we are hearing from the parents of a missing woman. a key piece of evidence was recovered, her cell phone case. we spoke with her parents who say they are not losing hope. >> it's been 3.5 months since

alexis went missing. her parents tell us the recovered cell phone case is one of many new developments giving them hope she is still alive. >> it's really scary. >> the parents have a renewed sense of hope after their daughters cell phone case was recovered by investigators friday night. the missing 24-year-old was last seen in january at her ex-boyfriend's house. a location they say is not far from where investigators found her phone case. >> it was very close to where the houses. >> oakley pd executed at search warrant. they last searched the home in february. >> do you think she is still alive? >> yes. we are hoping. >> mixed emotions. there are a lot of things out

folding right now. they are not telling people they are looking for a body. >> her two nieces found her car the day after she was reported missing, the keys were in the ignition, not far from the ex-boyfriend's house. in this footage, menacing walking down the street walking in a hooded sweatshirt, not far from where the car was recovered. >> have you heard any leads on who this man is? >> unfortunately, we can't say. he is just a person of interest. >> this report has been overwhelming. recent reports of bodies recovered across the bay area is making it harder to keep hope alive. >> we are just relieved to find out it is not her. >> what would you tell her? >> we miss you so much. we are not going to give up. we are going to keep searching

until we find you. >> the city has created a $10,000 reward or anyone who has information on the case. you can submit tips to the number on your screen. liz: rallies and marches were held across the country this weekend in favor of reproductive rights. these are some of the demonstrations where abortion-rights supporters gathered. they expressed their outrage that the supreme court appears poised to overturn roe v. wade. several rallies were held in the bay area. one of the largest made its way through the streets of san francisco. ryan curry was there. >> each step is a step calling for change. >> people have to have their feet on the street. that's why we are here today. in san francisco, thousands made

their voices heard for the rights of women following the leak that roe v. wade will be overturned. >> women had to go to back alley abortions. if they had money, they went overseas. do we toeeain?>> the protest stc center and made its way down market street. various ages and ethnicities stood up for their rights. >> we would like to take back being able to have control of our bodies. we are out here representing, standing in solidarity with all of these women that want to be represented. >> those aspiring to be future leaders walked with current ones. >> i don't think men should be making decisions about what we do with our bodies. we are going back to the days where we are talking about back alley abortions and things that could lead to illness or kill

women. >> marches have been happening for several years in san francisco, this feels different. some are calling it historic. >> there was a feeling something like this might happen. we didn't predict that trump would put people on the supreme court. we knew our rights were something we had to march work. >> it has been difficult processing the news. many in san francisco say joining together as a community keeps them hopeful for a bright future. >> when i read the leaked draft opinion, i was surprised that i was devastated. it is comforting to know that other people feel exactly the same way. liz: in the south bay, a group gathered in san jose. the message they want to send his women have the right to determine their own futures on

their own timelines. the coalition of group supporting the rally included the selleck -- santa clara party -- county democratic party. we were over lake merritt. the group held from -- heard from several speakers. the city council president is calling for oakland to declare itself a sanctuary for women seeking abortion access. it is 6:10. let's get a check outside. lisa: we have a combination of sun and low clouds with 52 degrees downtown. the breeze is going to build through the afternoon. we have a cooler day on the way. the accuweather forecast is next. liz: the countdown is on it, a few weeks away. we will have the story of ukrainian man running for his country. we will take you inside the famous hearst castle now that it is back open to the public.

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apartment building near kyte hill for a report of smoke. firefighters found fire in an attic space. damage was limited to two units. there were two other units that suffered water damage. no one was hurt and the causes under investigation. non-binary runners will receive awards after beta breakers. the paper had previously reported that the company the puts on the race was not going to issue awards.

it's important that we acknowledge that we made a large oversight in our wards plants. this be the first beta breakers. the race kicks off after 8:00 this morning. it finishes at ocean beach. there will be a lot of road closures. take a look at the seven mile course. the only crossover points are howard street. in year's race, a special meaning for one local ukrainian man. we caught up with the resident as he made his final preparations for race day. >> one step at a time for nick. the ukrainian board san jose resident is getting ready to run the bay to breakers race. >> i am far from a runner. this is a 12 k race. to me, that seems like a marathon. >> it's a small price to pay,

raising money to help his homeland. >> it's been difficult. i feel like i should go there and fight for you crane. i have family here and i have a job here. >> is doing what he can to help. collecting at roughly $2000. >> i hope the money will help. i want more people to think about what i can do to help. it >> tens of thousands will line up, marking the return of the iconic run after a two-year pause for the pandemic. runners in colorful costumes will wind through the streets of san francisco toward ocean beach. nick will don the creating in -- ukrainian flag in support of the war-torn country. >> it is stressful to think about what's going on. i think about my parents. i feel bad to read about the

people who are being killed. it >> the miles offering momentary peace of mind. >> running is difficult. it puts thoughts out of my head and clears my mind. >> his wife seen here with her mother and grandmother will be there cheering him on. >> the first days of the war, she told them to get out. they drove. seven days later they were able to come here. her mother and grandmother are now living with us. >> keeping it all in perspective. >> my goal is not to finish first. just to take part in it, to do it in a meaningful way. liz: if you're headed to bay to breakers, take public transit. there are extra trains. bart is adding four trains with limited stops. the trains will arrive at the

station near the starting line around 7:00 this morning. caltrain has extra trains with limited stops. hopefully that fog clears out. it's a pretty start to the money. lisa: the fog will be with us, you will just have to get away from the fog. as we look at live doppler 7, we are looking at the pacific northwest. the shallow deck of low clouds is entering around san mateo, san francisco, making for a cool afternoon. you can see the low cloud deck. it is 52 downtown and 53 in oakland. the clouds, the winds could be up to 40 miles per hour at the coast today. it is 57 in concord. the marine layer is going to deepen as we get into monday.

here's a look at the next few hours. we will have all of that cloud cover and temperatures in the mid-50's through 8:30 a.m. by 10:00, more son. i knew, we are looking at 60 degrees. we have a beautiful view, low clouds and fog. it is breezy today and tomorrow. the coolest day should be monday. we will warm up midweek. here is a look at the wind, it was breezy yesterday. 20-30 miles, through the delta you will get that breeze, the gusty winds. over in livermore, it's a breezy day on the bayshore. notice we still have those reds around. it is going to be a cooler day with some of the high clouds. as for the highs today, san francisco is around average.

look at the temperatures on the warm side. it is not as warm as we had yesterday. 81 in concord, 72 in fremont. the winds are kicking up on the peninsula. maybe 70 today. that's a big difference where temperatures are in the 80's. it is gusty along our beaches with temperatures still in the 50's. we've got 50's at the coast, low 70's bayside. the cooling continues on monday. by tuesday and wednesday, a little warmer. thursday and friday, in the low 80's. the sun setting is at 8:12 p.m. that would be the best viewing, check it out. liz: hearing that the sun is setting at 8:12 p.m., it feels

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good morning america. it >> coming up, and emotional seen in buffalo. 10 dead and three injured in a racially motivated hate crime. one white gunman opened fire in a supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood. the 18 year old suspect is now in police custody. what we are hearing from witnesses and the mayor. and the baby formula shortage, new details on what is causing it and what experts are warning parents not to do. the eurovision song contest

victory, the passionate plea during the competition. president zelenskyy's encouraging message to the group. that's coming up on good morning america. liz: american idol is down to five contestants. they will take the stage twice tonight. george has more. >> if you've got any more aces up your sleeves, pull them out. >> that was katy perry's advice for the top five. ♪ >> when they sing, katie might be sightly coaching from her chair. >> sometimes i'm looking like this, trying to draw it out. i am such a stage mom. it >> the final singers all

share one thing in common, talent. >> it's not about coaching, it's about improving. we are throwing out amazing people. it sickens me. >> we get closer and closer. at the same time, it is grind time. >> the two men still in the competition couldn't do the press line because they were dealing with covid. the women joined forces. >> ♪ >> you have a really awesome voice. >> for them to say that, it hit you all at once. it >> i came into the show having no expectations. i wanted to deliver my goods and not change anything about me. maybe that's what people like?

i'm not trying to be anybody else. >> two people will be eliminated sunday night. the others move onto next week's finale. liz: you can top -- catch the episode tonight at 5:00. stay with us for the news at 7:00 p.m. hearst castle is back open after a 26 month closure due to the pandemic. it is one of the playgrounds, or used to be, of newspaperman william randolph hearst. during the closure, it lost $32 million in revenue. our reporter from fresno takes you inside. >> spectacular hearst castle rises high above the crashing waves of the central coast. visitors can once again enjoy the historic estate set along

fragrant gardens. >> when you walk around, it's not just a site, it's also a smell. >> the state parks superintendent can't wait to bring people back. >> this is what mr. hearst intended, to have visitors enjoy this place and use it as a place of learning and enjoyment. >> william randolph hearst loved to entertain. that is really cool. your first glimpse of the neptune pool takes your breath away. his opulent lifestyle is reflected in every feature, every work of art. >> he perfected this one. i don't think there's anything more you could do to this. >> michael helms -- heads the foundation. he is a former dodger executive. especially with the castle introducing this hidden terrace. >> the spot over here is

something very few people have had the opportunity to go into. >> it plays tribute to a trailblazer, the first licensed female architect red she designed hearst castle. >> this is something we can showcase. >> this woman was so far ahead of her time. she paved the way for so many women that are now in engineering and architecture. >> every detail demands your attention. strolling the grounds is like taking a trip through time. these columns date back to ancient rome, 1800 years ago. >> this is the only fine art museum in central california. >> each room is grander the next. imagine having winston churchill and charlie chaplin as your dinner guests. his collection includes tapestries from the 1500s. you are enveloped by artwork.

>> you can really look at the piece and see what it means. >> young has made sure things are looking up when it comes to projects like wood restoration. >> the amount of time it is taken to do this is extraordinary. the amount of money is extraordinary. it is something that needs to be done. >> visitors can again get up to the enchanted hill. >> this is really cool. >> the indoor roman pool has goldleaf and 2 million tiles. we would expect nothing less. it's a four hour drive from san francisco. liz: visitors to hearst castle are strongly recommended to make reservations, which you can do online. still to come, an update on the baby formula shortage and how

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are you ready to du more with less asthma? just ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a surprise visit to ukraine it, details on what top senate republicans are doing as the war continues. >> the biggest thing to avoid is making homemade formula or watering down form. both of which can be catastrophic for children. liz: experts are weighing in on the baby formula shortage as the government is taking steps to help. good morning, everybody. we will start with another check of the forecast area is still foggy out there? lisa: we are above the clouds. the sun was up at 559 a.m. --

5:59 a.m. we could see salesforce. the depth of the marine layer i. the winds are going to kick up and allow for the cooling, the high clouds to bring in a day today that is 10 degrees cooler. by noon, we are in the 60's. it is getting breezy from hayward. we have a few 80's out there. there are no upper 80's and the high clouds will be passing through. we will get partly through mostly cloudy conditions. another cool day on the way to start the work week, we will talk about warmer days in the seven-day outlook. liz: now to the mass shooting in buffalo, it was racially motivated violent extremism.

at least 10 people were killed and three hurt in the shooting at a soup -- supermarket. the shooter was arraigned in court for multiple counts of first-degree murder. he is currently in custody and has pleaded not guilty. he drove ours from his hometown to buffalo. he arrived heavily armed, wearing tactical gear and a camera to livestream the attack. retired officer working as a security guard shot him. he was wearing body armor. wax the suspect put his gun to his neck. two patrol officers talked him into dropping the gun. he took off some of his tactical gear and surrendered at that point. liz: the fbi is facilitating the investigation. he will appear in court thursday morning. senate republicans made a visit to ukraine, meeting with president zelenskyy.

ukrainian forces have pushed russians back from the city of kharkiv. we are on the ground in ukraine. >> a trail of destruction as pressure retreats from northeastern ukraine, republican leaders arrived unannounced for a face-to-face with the ukrainian president. he called for the u.s. to label russia as a sponsor of terrorism. that show support coming as ukrainian forces pushed the russians back. for those forced to live underground in darkness for weeks, other relief. >> alice says she's been waiting for ukrainian troops to free her village. in the east, officials say they thwarted russian attempts to cross a river. these images were released by the armed forces, they show burned out and vehicles littering the landscape.

ke, a city in northern ukraine. people's homes hit i russian airstrike, there were no ill targets here, 12 people were killed -- military targets here, 12 people were killed. more apartments vaporized by another russian strike. here, a family with two young twin boys was killed. liz: that was tom reporting. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the u.s. stand squarely behind ukraine and will sustain our support until ukraine wins the war. earlier, we showed you all of the rallies for reproductive rights held saturday in the bay area and across the country. clarence thomas is saying the court has been changed by the shocking leak of the draft opinion. >> if someone said that one line

of one opinion would be leaked by anyone it, you would say that's impossible. no one would ever do that. there is such a belief in the rule of law, belief in the court, what we were doing, that was verboten. it was beyond anyone's understanding, or at least anyone's imagination. look where we are. we are now have that belief gone forever. liz: he has said government institution shouldn't be bullied into preferred outcomes. oakland police are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in a deadly shooting next to a food stand. it happened on the 5th avenue thursday night. you can see three spa specs -- suspects attempt to rob the food

workers. one person was shot and died at the hospital. oakland police found a gunshot victim early friday morning at 30th and chestnut street. this brings a homicide total in oakland 243 so far this year. a homicide investigation is underway after a body was found at a bus stop in san mateo. a man was found slumped over a bench at east hillsdale boulevard before 7:00 a.m. saturday. police did not say with the injuries were. anyone who was driving southbound between 1:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. who has a dash cam, give them a call. a houston-based pipeline company has settled a lawsuit of 230 million dollars for a large oil spill that occurred -- happened in southern california. a corroded pipeline spewed

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it started in 2016. it has more than 50 area restaurants. it runs through next sunday. oakland's mills college celebrated its 134th and last commencement as in all women school. >> the students have been through so much. it's great to see somata people back in person on campus. liz: the college will merge with northeastern universitn lyow ass college at northeastern. it will be in-service service for students graduating in 2023. the campus has dealt with financial hardship after a decline in enrollment. mills college is one of the last remaining women's colleges in the state. amanda hosted the alzheimer's association bright night gala in san jose. it's the second annual event, the first held in person. it included a live auction.

the association set all proceeds move us closer to a world without alzheimer's. how does the bay to breakers weather look? lisa: 52 degrees, mostly cloudy skies with low clouds giving way to increasing wind today. the winds gusts to 30 miles per hour. the temperature is cooler on the bayshore. we will talk about particulars and a look ahead next. liz: two series down, two series to go. what it means for the dubs to be on the doorstep of the nba finals. chris will

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yesterday, still a nice day. the a's will try to get a split of their weekend series with the angels. the two teams play at the coliseum map 1:07 p.m. the giants will try to win their series in st. louis. they face the cardinals ae the 0 you can watch the game on espn. tickets for the western conference finals go on sale to the public at 10:00 on the warriors website. they will find out tonight who they will face. chris has the details. >> good. the warriors win over the grizzlies earned them some rest area mavericks and sons play later today. the winner will take on the warriors in the western conference finals. the warriors used a fourth-quarter run to ice the game against memphis in game six. kevon looney had 22 rebounds. stephen curry added 29 points as

the warriors punch their ticket for the sixth time in the last eight seasons. >> to miss the playoffs, i river sitting in cabo watching the playoffs. it was great to be in that place watching the playoffs, but it's brutal to go two years. >> everything we've been through, it's an incredible opportunity. we want to advance obviously. we will embrace the challenge. >> never take it for granted. this is what it's all about. for us to have another opportunity and play for a trophy, that is special. >> the double-header will start with the impressive helmet. bases-loaded for taylor ward. his third career grand slam goes off adam. 5-1, halos. the a's offense is just as good.

he is getting his 100th major-league homerun. as for game one earlier, bottom of the ninth, a two-out rally with nobody on. luis barrera hits it passed all of the angels in the outfield. it's a walk-off winner, gatorade bath. they split the double-header. the giants writing a six-game win streak into st. louis. the cardinals, 1-0 bring a solo shot off jacob judas. that's a very warm day in the midwest. the giants load the bases, but brandon belt grounds into a double play. san francisco, 1-6 with runners in scoring position. a high fly to deep center, austin slater fights the sun.

a run scores and st. louis adds another. the same two teams later tonight on espn sunday night baseball. the giants and astros played let's make a deal. he played one hunted 77 game for the team since his arrival in 2019. enjoy the rest of your sunday. liz: is it getting foggier and foggier? lisa: it will clear out a little bit. the marine layer has increased in its depth. a pacific storm system there, the bay area experiences more fog and more wind, cooler temperatures and high clouds. look at sfo. it is 53 in oakland, 54 in santa clara. in santa cruz, it was 80

yesterday, 52 right now. they are socked in along the coast. it is 57 by the delta. the winds will be kicking up throughout the day. you could see some sun in the south bay. it's breezy and cooler for sunday and monday. temperatures are going to warm a little bit. we will get into more wind through wednesday, thursday. here is a look at the wind. upper elevations are quite mild, in the 60's. we have that cooler air, that stable air moving in at the surface. i the afternoon, much of the east bay is very windy. when gusts could exceed 30 miles per hour. breezy along the peninsula, temperatures are down eight degrees or so. we have high clouds and a gusty

onshore wind. it is 58 in half moon bay. look for 60's downtown. a gusty and blustery afternoon there gets up into the north bay. we have cooler temperatures today. that is still a warm afternoon. if you had over to the east bay, it is 70 today. that is cooler than it was for you. heading inland, we have some 80's, but easy wins. tonight, remember that sunsets at 8:12 p.m. we will see that red moon on the horizon. the best time for viewing of the eclipse, i would say between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. it ends around 1055 p.m.

where are going to have plenty of clouds. you will have to be away from the coastal fog, away from the city lights. we have mid-80's inland for a cooler day today. the coolest day of the week is monday. we will warm up tuesday and wednesday. it is certainly springtime offering up the wind. that's great for the runners. liz: we were honored this asian american pacific islander heritage month. the assembly member posted a lunch to recognize the accomplishments of asian american journalists in the bay area. we came out in force. former abc 7 reporter vic lee

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drawing. the mega numbernumber was three. nobody matched all six numbers, the jackpot rises million. the solar system is putting on a spectacular show. we will be treated to a total lunar eclipse. look east around sunset just as the moon is rising. it will start to pass through earth's shadow. raisel be refracted on it will turn the moon a copper color. >> when that happens, the projection of every sunrise and sunset from the earth onto the surface of the moon. they are skimming past the earth like a prism. just the red light on the moon's surface, that bounces back into your eye. liz: the best moment will be around 9:30 p.m. that's really cool. lisa: i've got a get away from

the fog. it's a shallow deck at 800 feet. you can see salesforce and the difference -- distance. temperatures are in the 50's. we are breezy and cooler today. that will hold for monday. we will warm up tuesday and wednesday. average high's are still right around there. that's cooler than yesterday. it's 84 in antioch, 77 in san jose, breezy into oakland. the accuweather 7 day forecast, cooling continues tomorrow and we are warming up again. by the end of the week, it is still going to be windy but pleasant. liz: thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. enjoy the bay to breakers.

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good morning, america. supermarket slaughter. ten people shot dead in buffalo, new york, when a white gunman opens fire on shoppers in a mostly black neighborhood. >> this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. >> the attack now investigated as a hate crime, reportedly livestreamed as the horrors unfolded. president biden saying the gunman's actions equate to an act of domestic terrorism. buffalo's mayor confirming the i.d. of the gunned down security guard this morning. a shooting suspect identified. the 18-year-old now facing charges.