know about a tragedy in a small city in texas. devastating details after police say a man murdered 19 children and two teachers in another school shooting. >> children murdered at school. win are we going to do something -- when are we going to do something?! kumasi: a passionate response from warriors head coach steve kerr. reggie: the school shooting tragedy shining a light on gun legislation in america. reaction on capitol hill. will this time be any different? kumasi: a lifeline for thousands of families. a shipment of baby formula on its way to the u.s. this morning. good morning everyone. reggie: we will get to all of that but first we start with drew tuma. drew: record warmth will hang on for one more day before we find much cooler weather moving in for your thursday.

looking at the 24 hour temperature change, running five to 10 degrees warmer in most spots compared to this time yesterday. as you step out the door, it is 63 currently in the city, 60 in oakland, 65 in san jose but still 77 in antioch with a lot of warm weather hanging on this morning and this'll be the launching pad to get us to a warm hot day this afternoon. already starting to see the sunrise, beautiful this morning with clear conditions. a lot of sunshine today, already into the 80's and 90's by lunchtime. the coast stays cool in the 60's but later today, it is another hot one for most of us with temperatures in the 80's and 90's once again, but much cooler weather returns tomorrow and we will have those details coming up in a few minutes. reggie: now to the developments of the horrific attack on an elementary school in texas. at least 21 people are dead, 19 children and two teachers. three victims have been

identified. both of the children were only 10 years old. jobina is tracking the latest. jobina: this morning, many american parents are grappling with the fact that their kids may not be safe at school. police say it started when the 18-year-old gunman shot his grandmother. she is in critical condition. the shooter left his home and crashed his truck in a ditch outside of the school, then dressed in body armor and armed himself with an ar-15 style rifle and started shooting as he walked onto campus. students reportedly started scrambling to get out of windows, to escape from the school. officers arrived and exchanged gunfire with the shooter while some parents rushed to the scene to find their kids. >> when parents drop their kids off at school, they have every expectation to know that they will be able to pick their child up when that school daythere arn

morning right now -- in mourning right now and the state of texas is morning with them. kumasi: police shot and killed the -- jobina: police shot and killed the gunman. school has been canceled for the rest of the year. the graduation ceremony will be addressed at a later time. kumasi: in the bay area, some students will see precautionary patrols on campus in reaction to the shooting in texas. amy hollyfield joins us live with the latest on that, and the reaction we are seeing from state and local leaders. amy: uvalde, more than 1000 miles away from here but schools are still reacting with caution. contra costa county says they will increase their sheriff's deputies patrols around schools. san francisco and mountain view school said they will see the same thing around their

buildings with police officers just being there, having a presence, increasing patrols. no one has heard of any local threats at all. they are doing this as a precaution. we've also heard from local politicians. eric swalwell is the first we will bring you. this congressman had a powerful message. he said i wish i could look at my three small kids and promise i will always protect them. that would be ally. america arms the most dangerous people to the teeth, leaving every child vulnerable to being shot in their class. california governor gavin newsom was a little more direct. he said this is preventable. our inaction is a choice. we also heard from senator dianne feinstein. she released a lengthy statement that starts with this quote. i am just speechless at the people that is running rampant -- at the evil that is running rampant. after every shooting, i ask how

many deaths is too many? a lot of parents asking that as well. it will be an emotional day, sending kids back to school after this horrific attack. reggie: thank you. one of the more impassioned responses came from the warriors head coach, steve kerr. there was a moment of silence before tipoff last night in dallas. he spoke to the media before game time and was in no mood to talk about basketball. of course if you know anything about him, you know this is personal. his dad was assassinated in beirut in 1984. >> in the last 10 days, we've had elderly black people killed in a supermarket in buffalo. we've had asian churchgoers killed in southern california. now we have children murdered at school. when are we going to do something?! i'm tired, i'm so tired of

getting up here and offering condolences to the devastated families. i'm so tired of the excuses. i'm so tired of the moments of silence. enough. reggie: he ended his address by walking off the podium. after the game, steph curry shared his sentiment. >> i've got kids. i send them to school every day, and you feel for the parents who are going through it. i can't even imagine. for coach to come out and say what he said and every word he said was powerful and meaning all -- meaningful. i accept the challenge of trying to figure out a way, to use my voice to hopefully make change. reggie: he said it was hard to stay focused on playing basketball last night. kumasi: the question this

morning, wind is enough enough? it has been 10 years since the sandy hook school shooting. a decade of failed proposals and laws to prevent tragedies like this from happening again, and yet there has been little concrete action. it appears we will see the same thing again. ike: good morning. all eyes are on capitol hill today as lawmakers are pressed yet again on how to address gun violence in the wake of another deadly shooting. overnight, a line of hearses waiting to carry off the victims at robb elementary school. lawmakers in washington confronted the ugly truth. >> we are seeing way too many of these. >> we have another sandy hook on our hands. what are we doing? >> i would normally say in a moment like this, we would say that our hearts break. but our hearts keep getting broken. ike: the violence in uvalde

coming less than two weeks after 10 people were killed in buffalo. the fbi reporting 212 mass shootings in the u.s. in the first 144 days of the year. uvalde marks the deadliest school shooting in nearly 10 years, reminding the nation of the sandy hook tragedy, and a call to action that came a ca we will have to come together and take meaningful action, to prevent more tragedies like this. ike: since sandy hook, congress has tried and failed to pass gun control legislation. the house recently managed to pass bills that would expand the review period for gun buyers and require background checks for sales at gun shows, but those efforts are respected to be blocked by the senate. >> our kids are living in fear, every single time they set foot in the classroom because they think they are next. what are we doing? why do you spend all this time running for the united states senate? why do you go through all the

hassle of getting this job or putting yourself in a position of authority if your answer is as this slaughter increases in kids run for their lives, we do nothing? ike: many republicans say restricting weapons is not the answer. >> that doesn't work, it's not effective, it doesn't prevent crime. we know what prevents crime, going after felons and fugitives and those with serious mental illness, arresting them, prosecuting them when they try to illegally buy firearms. ike: with the issue of gun control front and center, many people believe the path forward can be found in red flag laws. those laws open the door for officials to identify anyone potentially dangerous and either confiscate their weapons or banned them from buying new ones -- ban them from buying new ones. kumasi: stay with abc7news for

continuing coverage of the tragedy in texas. coming up in five minutes, we are going live to uvalde. you can also get the latest on our website, [indiscernible] abc7news.com -- website, abc7news.com. drew: a live look outside. here is a live look in san jose. clear skies once again and that warm weather will hang on for another day. air quality, most of us in the moderate category but as cooler breezy air moves in tomorrow, the air quality does improve across the board. temperatures again like yesterday are going to warm very quickly this morning. 70's and 80's for a lot of us by 10:00 this morning. we've already seen 90's making a comeback. it is a day where temperatures are well above average for this time of year. a heat advisory still in effect until 11:00 for solano county. along with that red flag warning but thankfully we are in the final hours of it. it will expire at 11:00 this morning.

today, it is another warm day. 90 for the high and san jose with a lot of sunshine. 75 in the city. we will hit this pretty early on in the day. that sea breeze kicks in and we cool off rapidly. 95 in concorde, 98 in antioch. tomorrow, it is a dramatically different story, much cooler across the board. you will feel that weather along with morning drizzle. friday is a carbon copy forecast with temperatures close to average. we have changes to the holiday weekend forecast and we will show you that coming up in nine minutes. jobina: thank you and good morning. we are beginning in the east bay with a live look in oakland, showing you the coliseum camera. no issues or advisor is coming in from the chp. it is a quiet start to your commute as we bring in this picture showing headlights traveling westbound.

just for today, from 8:00 to 1:00, the lights will be out in the tunnels, so a heads up to you and we will wrap up with a look at our drive times. kumasi: thank you. happening today, first lady jill biden will meet in the second round of fly formula when it arrives from germany. it will be transported to a to abuse center in pennsylvania. this shipment has in formula for about 1,000,008 ounce bottles. in the meantime, abbott says they will reopen their plant at the heart of the shortage, starting on june 4. supplies will start hitting store shelves two weeks after that. a british company now has fda permission to send another 2 million cans in june. >> we will begin to see hopefully more supply in the next couple of weeks. we should see a lessening of the stress that people have been feeling. kumasi: today, formula

manufacturers and the fda commissioner will be answering questions from house lawmakers about what led to this shortage. reggie: coming up, we go live to uvalde, texas, the site of the latest mass shooting. kumasi:

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reggie: president biden demanding lawmakers take action to prevent the next mass shooting. becomes after a gunman opened fire inside that texas elementary school, killing nearly two dozen people. we are joined now live from uvalde. >> good morning. the sun is up. it is a new day and questions remain. so many families are still waiting for answers on their missing children. 21 people died. that massacre right here at the elementary school. 19 were children, innocent

children just days away from school ending. families gathered overnight at the uvalde, texas civic center, waiting and hoping to hear that their children are safe. dna being used to identify those who did not survive the elementary school mass shooting. >> how long were you waiting? >> i'm going to wait all i can. i'm concerned. >> hours after morning drop off at rob elementary, the alerts begin, advising of an active shooter on campus. >> we just hear all kinds of gunshots going off, like nonstop, constantly. the world was scared. >> close to 11:30 a.m. local time, the shooting suspect, 18-year-old salvador ramos, made his way inside the school wearing body armor and carrying at least one ar-15 style rifle. texas governor greg abbott says

it appears responding officers later shot and killed ramos. as local and federal law enforcement look deeper into the investigation and ramos, families are coming forward about their lost loved ones. the family of 10-year-old javier lopez says his mother was with him at a school award ceremony hours before the shooting. across the country, president biden has ordered american flags at half staff in honor of the victims. from the white house, he and first lady jill biden joined the uvalde families in mourning while calling for common sense gun laws. >> it is time to turn this pain into action, for every parent, for every citizen of this country. we have to make it clear to every elected official, it is time to act. >> families overnight or asked for dna samples in hopes of identifying the rest of the victims.

we learn from local law enforcement it could take upwards of three days to identify them. reggie: that is so hard to hear. stay with abc7news for continuing coverage on the texas school shooting. we will have updates throughout the morning and you can get breaking news anytime on abc7news.com. kumasi: in today's gma first look, americans are getting ready to hit the road for the holiday weekend. more than 39 million people are excited to travel 50 miles or more. >> in this morning's first look, preparing for one of the biggest travel weekends of the year. >> it really does feel like the beginning of travel palouse a. eric -- travelpalooza. airports are full, hotels are full. >> millions of people expected to travel over the weekend. on the roads, nearly 40 and people will travel 50 miles or more from home, even as gas

prices soar. >> you only get so many summers in your lifetime, and we have a ready missed two. we do not intend to miss a third. >> hotel rental and -- hotel and rental car deals may be hard to come by, but there are some airfare deals. coming up, we will have expert tips on the best time to drive, to beat the holiday rush. reggie: today is going to be another warm one. i could not believe it last night. i was ready to grab that sweatshirt and said wait a second. kumasi: don't need that. drew: all of those people shedding their sweaters and hoodies in the city. later on, that onshore flow is going to kick in, so you will feel some cooler weather by the second half of the weekend but this morning, it is a really ready picture. showing you those warm hues as

the sun rises on the eastern horizon. calls for hot temperatures inland and it is very warm. high fire danger with that red flag warning in effect for solano county. later this afternoon, that fog is going to search up from the coast and that will help usher in cooler temperatures and then tomorrow, temperatures are going to tumble. inland we could see a 15 to 20 degrees temperature drop in our daytime highs today to tomorrow. as we take a look at temperatures right now, we are on the mild side and you will feel that warm air. 65 currently in san jose, 57 in santa rosa. later this afternoon, they are pretty breezy but they are onshore. wind gusting up to 20 miles per hour and we will have hot temperatures today and tomorrow.

here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. warm temperatures today. not only morning drizzle along the coast, much cooler. the weekend, we will add some clouds to the sky.

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kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. we are learning more about the 21 victims at a mass shooting at a texas elementary school. a fourth grade teacher and two children have been identified. reggie: at these 19 children and two teachers were killed in that shooting. police shot and killed the 18-year-old gunman. classes have been canceled for the rest of the school year. kumasi: in the bay area, contra costa county is increasing patrols around schools as a precaution. the sheriffs office says they have not heard of any threats. san francisco mountain view police are doing increase patrols as well. reggie: the city of oakley has announced the alexis gave award fund has increased $100,000.

drew: warm weather will hang around for one more day. we are quickly warming this morning. another hot one for a lot of us. cooler weather arrives tomorrow. jobina: a nice commute out there. not a single issue from the chp. no blocking problems or advisories. san jose showing you the 101. kumasi: pfizer says it will provide nearly two dozen drugs at not-for-profit prices in some of the world's poorest countries. they include the covid vaccine as well as a cancer drug. they say the goal is to improve health equity. reggie: the western conference finals are heading back to chase center tomorrow night because last night the warriors were hoping to close out the mavericks in dallas and sweep the series but it did notavehot0 three-pointers. a water leak from the roof that

caused a rain delay did not slow down the mavericks. >> dallas was great tonight. they deserved to win. they played with more force. this is how it is supposed to feel. we've got two great teams and they handled us well tonight. >> the playoffs are fun. make adjustments. we have to figure out when you can't do it on the fly, you get a game like tonight. these next 48 hours, we will prepare. reggie: tomorrow night when they hopefully win this whole thing, tip-off is at 6:00. more than 3000 warriors fans were at -- for a watch party. the warriors cut a 29 point fourth-quarter deficit to eight but ultimately they fell short. fans are confident they are going to be celebrating tomorrow night. >> they are tried to come back

and they fell a little short. it was either inspiration or desperation for dallas. they won't get another one and they aren't going to win three more, so don't worry. >> we can't win them all. it is fine if we lose one but good job to the mavericks. to go onhurshewi here. reggie: to that man trying to go, resale tickets for game five start at about $206 on the warriors website. kumasi: i always love these fan interviews. reggie: they are good. kumasi: it is the best. reggie: they actually are good. they are thoughtful and interesting. i am no sports expert, maybe jobina can fix this but i don't think anyone in the history of the nba has ever come back to get a ticket to the finals after this deficit. is that right? jobina: that is correct. reggie: that is the fact i'm

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, three of the victims killed in america's latest school shooting tragedy and what we have learned about those victims of the increase patrols at schools in the bay area. kumasi: also this morning, warm weather hanging on. drew has the accuweather forecast. reggie: good morning to you. kumasi: we start with a check of that forecast. drew: you can see the temperature on your screen.

we are already starting off in the low to mid 60's. san francisco is 10 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday. a lot of mild there in place. this is a launching pad for us to warm up this morning. high pressure and control giving us sunshine. 76 degrees currently in antioch. not a cloud to be seen with clear skies and expecting a lot of sunshine and good to moderate air quality. 80's and 90's already by lunchtime and later in the afternoon, another hot day for most of us. the coast is pretty comfortable. this warm weather gets out of here tomorrow. we turned sharply cooler for thursday. we will show you the holiday weekend forecast coming up. kumasi: this morning, a texas community is mourning. less than 24 hours ago, and 18-year-old open fire inside of an elementary school.

this is a look at the uvalde, area -- uvalde, texas area. just hours after drop off, parents started getting alerts of an active shooter on campus. at least 19 students and two teachers were killed. police say the suspect went into the school wearing body armor, carrying an ar-15 rifle and texas governor greg abbott says it appears responding officers later shot and killed him. president biden spoke about his outrage to the shooting and is calling for common sense gun laws. >> these kinds of mass shootings never happen with the kind of frequency that happened in america. why? why are we willing to live with this carnage? why do we keep letting this happen? where in god's name is our backbone? to have the courage to deal with this in stand up to the lobbies? kumasi: investigators say the

suspect reportedly sent videos and photos of guns to other users on multiple platforms before the shooting. reggie: this morning we are learning more about the victims who died in the shooting. jobina has more. jobina: fourth grade teacher -- is one of the victims identified in the shooting. her family says she worked in the district for 17 years. the school website says she was a mother and wife who loved running and hiking. 10-year-old javier lopez was also identified as one of the 19 children killed. he was in the fourth grade and his cousins said hours before the shooting, his mother had attended his award ceremony at school, not knowing it will be the last time she saw her son. the family of another 10-year-old says she died as well. she just turned 10 two weeks ago. flags at the white house are flying at half staff in honor of the victims killed in the shooting. law enforcement sources tell us

a number of victims are children of border patrol agent's. several others were injured and treated -- and being treated at the hospital. kumasi: vice president kamala harris is demanding lawmakers take action on gun control to prevent shootings like this from happening again. >> enough is enough. as a nation, we have to have the courage to take action and understand the nexus between what makes for reasonable and sensible public policy, to ensure something like this never happens again. kumasi: the vice president spoke last night at a gala in washington, d.c. but her calls for action are not -- are not likely to make a difference. gun-control legislation is not likely to find the votes in the senate. reggie: of course the vice

president is joined by many of our bay area leaders calling for something to be done in congress. locally, some school district get extra protection -- extra attention from police officers. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy: you may see extra police officers patrolling your school. here and contra costa county, the sheriff says he will have extra patrols at schools, san francisco and mountain view also say they plan to increase police visibility and all school districts saying there is no known threat, no known local connection to what happened in uvalde. we also have reaction from local politicians. u.s. congressman eric swalwell put out a tweet saying, i wish i could look at my three small kids and promise i will always protect them. that would be ally. america arms the most dangerous people to the teeth, leaving every child vulnerable to being shot in their classroom.

governor gavin newsom also released a statement. he said, this is preventable. our inaction is a choice. we also have a long statement from senator dianne feinstein. it started with this quote, i am just speechless at the people that is running rampant and behind all of these acts -- at the evil that is running rampant and behind all of these acts, i ask how many is too many? school of ministry to the bay area are getting the word out that they have security on campus to try and reassure anxious parents this morning. the san francisco superintendent pointing out that schools have comprehensive crisis plans and security measures in place. schools across the bay area pointing out they have counselors on hand if children need to talk about their fears or exactly as they head back to school today, as they wrap up this school year. kumasi: violence like this can

take a toll on our mental health, but there are some things you can do to process the trauma and grief with family. >> learning details of tuesday's devastation from a distance, bay area mental health experts are sharing ways we might process the news of yet another mass shooting. four parents and caregivers -- >> with teenagers, you might be able to get into more philosophical conversations of why this happened and what does it mean. younger children are a lot moreo >> safety at schools, grocery stores, places of worship. professor of health at -- reminding us that in these conversations, it is ok to admit we don't have all the answers to the seemingly unrelenting cycle of senseless violence. >> there was already a shooting in buffalo, now a new shooting

in texas. we are not designed for processing that much grief and violence. >> experts say limiting exposure to the trauma and tragedy could mean certain -- could mean simply turning off technology. >> it is one thing to learn about what happens. it is another thing to go down a rabbit hole of learning every detail about tragic events. there is some wisdom about being thoughtful about how much news to take in, about each of these crises. kumasi: experts -- >> experts suggest focusing on taking -- focusing on what you can take control of. >> have a normal sleep schedule. get to bed on time. >> taking time and focusing on meaningful ways to make change. >> all of those things collectively can enhance resilience and it is important to not wait until those moments

to try it out. >> tuesday's mass shooting, taking a toll on mental health. >> we don't live in a risk-free environment. we just don't. we hope for the best. let's take care of each other. a little compassion and kindness goes a long way. kumasi: to find an ally to help care for you and your family's mental health, you can check out local resources by going to abc7news.com/takecaction. the city of oakley has announced the award fund for a missing woman has increased $100,000. she was last seen in antioch on january 26. earlier this month, police found her cell phone case in oakley. investigators suspect the man you see in this surveillance video got rid of the phone case as he was walking away from her car on the day she disappeared. her car was found the next day in oakley with the keys still inside. reggie: still ahead, results are

in for some big primary races, giving new insight into how much clout former president trump continues to have. kumasi: a massive fire in the east bay knocked out power in the middle of the warriors game. rsheecas drew: another warm to hot day. we will talk about that uv index, running very high today. the most intense period is between 10:00 and 4:00. with these hot temperatures today, it does not take much for heat exhaustion or heatstroke to hit you, especially inland where temperatures are well into the upper 90's. find frequent breaks in the shade. temperatures warm pretty quickly. already into the 70's and 80's, away from the coast and we warm fast. by lunch time, a lot of 90's popping up on the board. today is another warm to hot day for a lot of us. a heat advisory in place until 11:00. you will find the hottest

temperatures all day in the upper 90's and that red flag warning is still in effect but the wind will turn more on shore later this afternoon which increases the relative humidity but also bring cooler. weather tomorrow today is another warm -- cooler weather tomorrow. today is another warm day with a lot of sunshine. 95 in concorde, 75 in the city. that warm weather hangs on for one more day. tomorrow, temperatures tank and it will feel sharply cooler and it is a similar set up as we head toward friday with most of us in the 70's and 80's. we will look at that holiday weekend forecast coming up. jobina: good morning everyone. i have a commuter alert from bart for anyone traveling on the richmond line. you will experience a 10 minute delay in all directions because of an equipment problem on the tracks. a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. we are seeing traffic pick up.

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kumasi: happening today, president biden is planning to sign an executive order on police reform at the white house. this is coming on the second anniversary of george floyd's death. president biden is excited to appear beside george floyd's relatives, whose killing by indian is -- indianapolis police sparked protests around the world. tonight, a candlelight vigil is planned to honor floyd's memory at the intersection where he was killed. most of the executive order is

focused on federal law enforcement agencies. according to the white house, it requires them to review and revise policies on use of force and create a database to help track officer misconduct. reggie: results in from the high-stakes primary in georgia with national consequences. we have the latest. andrea: results in some big into h mucces giving new ins have a trumpntinues versus pentz endorsement showdown in the governor's race. brian kempte david perdue inkemp endorsed by former vice president pence infuriated trump when he refused to overturn joe biden's win in the state in 2020. >> a lot of people said i would not be able to beat the incumbent state senator, but i knew better. andrea: he will now face stacey abrams in november. in 2018, kemp beat abrams by just 55,000 votes.

also in georgia, the secretary of state who refused to find extra votes for trump, winning in his closely watched battle against jodi heise, who still contends georgia's president election was a fraud. in arkansas, former trump press secretary sarah huckabee sanders winning the republican nomination for governor. in texas, a political blow to the bush family in the race for attorney general. george p bush, jeb's son lost to scandal written ben paxton. bush referencing the uvalde school shooting in his concession speech. it is important to keep life's temporary disappointment and perspective. there are grieving parents in south texas today. two other trump backed candidates won in georgia last night. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and former nfl player herschel walker, who is running for the senate. kumasi: this morning we are tracking covid-19 headlines.

california's seven-day positivity rate is up to 6.6%, up from 5% last week. the cdc says covid patients who have experienced recurrence of symptoms should isolate again for five days and another cdc study says people who have covid have a one in five chance of experiencing at least one long symptom. the odds are even greater for people over the age of 65. health officials believe we have our first case of monkeypox in california. few details are being revealed, other than the person is in the sacramento area and recently returned from europe. now county health officials are awaiting the results from the cdc. we know the person is at home in isolation. more than 200 monkeypox cases have been reported worldwide and while it is contagious, experts say the symptoms tend to be bile. reggie: a special ceremony at mount diablo high school in concord honor to students who

never got the chance to walk the stage. 40 former japanese american students received honorary diplomas. they were forced to leave the school in 1942 and incarcerated in internment camps during world war ii. current students in the -- ethics studies class wanted to take action and persuaded the school board to grant the students diplomas at last night's graduation ceremony. >> as a result of my studies, i felt this tragedy must be recognized, that restorative justice was called for and history must not repeat itself. reggie: most of the former students are now deceased or in their 90's. for many of them, family members accepted their diplomas. >> one such student, misako watanabe, passed away on may 6, knowing she would be recognized in tonight's ceremony. what a wonderful parting gift you have given her and her family. reggie: the former students'

names were announced during last nights ceremonies and they received a standing ovation. kumasi: one of the first signs of pride month is taking shape on twin peaks in san francisco. a giant pink triangle is being installed. it is a symbol -- it was a symbol to identify homosexual prisoners in nazi germany. >> we are trying to remember that hatred of the past and trying to help prevent hatred and bigotry from coming law. this happened in nazi germany. the idea of scapegoating people and creating that sense of the other is what we are trying to prevent. kumasi: here is what the triangle looked like last year. it is going to be on display for the entire month of june. abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade and you'll be able to watch it live right here this year. the parade is scheduled for june 26 and you can check out all of our coverage airing pride month and year-round at abc7news.com /pride. reggie: another group -- an

undergrad transfer -- transformer sent huge flames into the air in brentwood. the battalion chief on scene says the fire protection district is trying to figure out if the fire was weather related. temperatures were nearing 100 degrees when the fire started. an underground transformer blew. nearby restaurants were impacted. >> it was taco tuesday at our restaurant, and they were watching the game, and then all of a sudden, the power went off and we saw people coming into the restaurant, running to the corner where the power box was on fire. reggie: the restaurant was forced to close. fortunately nobody was hurt. drew: taco tuesday. reggie: not during the game. margaritas help. drew: livermore got to 102.

it will be similar today but tomorrow, we will find temperatures really coming back to reality. today, that warm weather hangs on. we are generally cloud free with a lot of sunshine on the way. we are hot again with high fire danger and we will have that red flag warning in effect for solano county. -- will usher in some cooler weather and tomorrow it is breezy and cooler inland. we will drop 20 degrees. 64 in fairfield, 65 in san jose, 57 in santa rosa. temperatures are elevated and that will lead to a warm day. 89 is the forecast high for cupertino. 89 for los altos. redwood city, going to 90 degrees with a lot of sunshine.

downtown, 75. that onshore breeze will kick in this afternoon, cooling us off quickly. 94 in santa rosa, 90 in vallejo. 82 in oakland and 90 in fremont. 95 in concord, 98 in fairfield. falk will return and coulis off overnight with 40's and 50's as we head into thursday. we are much cooler tomorrow. almost a 20 degree dropper most of us. the holiday weekend will add some clouds on saturday but sunshine sunday and monday with temperatures with most of us in the 70's and 80's. reggie: the best beaches in the country according to dr. beach. the intense rankings have been revealed just in time for your summer vacation. kumasi: a seatbelt recall in thousands of newer vehicles.

reggie: walmart expanding their drone delivery service.

reggie: hyundai is recalling nearly 200,000 were cars because of part of the seatbelt can explode. the affected vehicles affect 2019 through 2022 accents. the issue with a part known as the seatbelt pretensioner, which tightens the seatbelt during a crash. if it malfunctions, it could send small metal pieces flying. kumasi: walmart is expanding their drone delivery program, hoping to reach 4 million homes soon. they are planning to offer deliveries in six states by the end of the year.

that includes arizona, arkansas and florida. there is no word on if and when this could come to california. reggie: apple is out with two new apple watch bands in celebration of pride month. this will cost you about $50. drew, do you have a pride band? drew: that is half the price of what i paid. reggie: what did you pay? drew: $99. reggie: the price of pride came down. drew: it was really cool. those look really cool. very neat. a live look outside, here is our east bay hills camera. we are in store for another warm and hot day. 65 in san jose, 63 in the city,

58 in napa. the exploratorium camera with a beautiful look at the sunrise. 80's and 90's and temperatures continue to warm above average for this time of year. a red flag warning effect. thankfully we are in the final hours. this will expire at 11:00 as the wind shifts more onshore this afternoon, that increases humidity and it will also bring out sharply cooler weather here tomorrow. the warm air hangs over one more day and then we are back to reality tomorrow. kumasi: sharing support from the other side of the globe. president zelenskyy from war-torn ukraine sending messages after the mass shooting in texas. reggie: we are live with swift action being taken to protect children during the school day today. kumasi: a national park in san francisco this summer. reggie: a live look outside.

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moving forward. funny solutions. this is abc7news. >> now at 6:00, a tragedy in texas. an elementary school becoming a site of a mass murder. again. a voice identified in that. >> we have another standing.

what do we do. >> children are murdered at school. >> when are we going to do something? >> that was quite a speech. another devastating search for answers and the stories of children's and teachers killed in the attack. >> gun control in america. were going to take action. washington dc over capitol hill. >> good. before we get to the stories, we want to check in with our forecast. >> warm weather hangs out for one more day. high temperatures are high for a lot of us in the 80's and 90's. already a warm start. we are warm, and this is compared yesterday. we have a light jacket because it is 63 already. can morning. 66 in concord, and 68 in santa rosa. the sun is up. good morning. a live look.