>> 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.

we have a cloud free, or hazy sky. we warm quickly, but by noon, popping up well into the 80's. we'll take a closer look at these highs and a sharp weather writ that comes up in nine minute spread >> thank you. we go to the developing attacks on elementary school in texas. 21 19 ceo phildplren and two teach. >> victims have been identified. a 43 teacher. students as well. both of these children were 10 years old. moments ago, grandfather confirmed that his granddaughter died in the shooting. her name is ellie on a cruise. we are tracking the latest of elements. >> investigators have just confirmed that victims were all in the same fourth grade class. police say that a grandmother

was shot. it is's critical condition and the shooter left a home and crashed a truck into a ditch outside of the school. then dressed in body armor and was armed with an ar 15. he was shot -- he shot as he walked onto campus. students were scrambling to get out of windows into escape the school building. the gunfire involved children looking for their kids. when dropped off at school, they had every expectation to know that they will be able to pick up their children and that day ends. there are families who are in morning right now. in the state of texas. it is in morning with them. two officers were hurt in the gunfire. they were shot and killed. the da -- school is been

canceled for their mate of the sclera. it will be addressed with graduation a later time. >> thank you. in the bay area, some students will see precautionary patrols in campus. abc7news reporters are in the east bay with that. that is with state and local leaders. >> don't be alarmed. if you see police officers when you're dropping your kids off at school this morning. there are no known local threats. no known local connections to what is happening. the sheriff says that it will increase patrols. san francisco schools say they will increase police visibility. it is all as a precaution. don't let that alarm you. we also have local reactions from politicians. that starts with the house speaker nancy pelosi. she released a statement saying that words are inadequate to describe the and adequately --

the tragedy of masker children and teachers. she also weighed in on the debate over gun control saying that for too long, all awards have been offered by congress while opposing all efforts to save lives. it is time for all in congress to heed the will of the american people. they will join in in enacting the bipartisan lifesaving legislation into law. senator feinstein also spoke out. she released a statement. it started with this. i'm speechless at the people that is running rampant, and behind all of these acts, there is a firearm. i ask him any deaths is too many. in addition to more police, they are reassuring parents what happens inside of the school buildings. a safety plan is in place. counselors are available to talk to kids who are facing fears or

anxieties. reporting live, abc7news. >> thank you. >> one of the more impassioned responses came from the warriors had coach. there was a moment of silence for the victims before tip-off, and kerr said that these moments of silence are not enough. he would in no way speak about basketball. he would only talk about the tragedy that happened in the same state he also happened to be in last night. you may know that his father was assassinated in beirut as he was president of an american university in lebanon in 1984. >> in the last 10 days, we have had elderly black people killed in a supermarket. with that asian churchgoers killed. in southern california. now, we have children murdered at school. when are we going to do something.

i am tired. i am so tired of getting up here and offering condolences to devastated families who are out there. i am so tired of the -- excuse me. i am tired of the moments of silence. enough. as you can see, he ended the address by walking off the podium. >> i've got kids. i send them to school. you feel for the parents that are going through what they're going through. i cannot even begin to imagine going through what he said, and every word he said was powerful and meaningful. i accept that challenge of trying to figure out using my voice my platform to make changes. >> steph curry said it was hard to stay focused playing basketball last night.

>> the question is, when is enough enough. it has been 10 years since the sandy hook school shooting. really, it's been a gate of failed proposals for tragedies like these happening. yet there has been little concrete action. abc news reporters are in washington with where it appears the same reaction is about the play out again. >> that's right. all eyes are on capitol hill. lawmakers are present yet again. they want to know how to address gun violence in the wake of a deadly shooting. >> overnight, a line of hearses waited to carry off the victims at the elegies will. lawmakers in washington confronted the ugly truth. >> we have another sandy hook on her hands. what are we doing. >> the violence is becoming -- is coming less than two weeks after 10 people were killed in buffalo. the fbi reported more than two hundred 12 mass shootings in the u.s. in the first 144 days of

the air. it marks the deadliest school shooting in nearly 10 years. it reminds the nation of the sandy hook tragedy that happened a decade ago. since then, they have tried and failed to pass gun control legislation. the house recently passed bills to expand the review. for gun violence. requires background checks those efforts are expected to be blocked by the senate. they are living in fear. every single time they set foot in the classroom, they think they're going to be next. what are we doing. >> many republicans say restricting weapons is not the answer. it is not effective. it doesn't prevent things. >> now, with the issue of gun control, front and center in front of the midterm election, many people believe the path forward lies in red flag laws. those laws open the doors for officials to identify anyone who

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half moon bay at 67 degrees. that warm weather hangs on for a final day. onshore winds pick up late tonight. the fog returns, and it brings sharp weather. we will tracks some early morning drizzle, and it will be on friday. we will preview the holiday weekend, coming up in a fume's, but good morning be at lessee how traffic is doing. >> good morning. we have a commuter alert. it started off as a minor delay. it is now increased into a major delay. it will be 20 minutes on the richmond line. it will be in all directions because of an equipment problem on the tracks. we bring you a light fixture from the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is there. the lights just came on. that is pretty filled in. we are bringing you an overall view of the bridge. it is making it through moving smoothly. between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., we will have a lights out, and then an overall look at the drivetime here. no slowdown's report, so that is

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to the world, now you know. at texas. the sight of rob elementary school. at shooting that left nearly two dozen people dead. this morning, president biden's urging lawmakers to take action to prevent the next mass shooting peered we are starting to grapple with what happened. our reporter in houston joins us live. >> the department of public safety confirmed with us that all of the victims who were injured, killed in the school shooting yesterday, they were all in one classroom. we also learned that they were identified. all of the families now know whether or not the children made it. >> families gathered overnight in the texas civic center, waiting to see if their children were say. it is now being used to identify

those who did not survive the elementary school mass shooting. >> hello will you wait. >> i will wait as long as i can. i am concerned. >> hours after a morning drop off at the omitted school, the alerts began. >> they were advised that there was an active shooter on campus. >> we hear all kinds of gunshots going off, like nonstop, constantly. the world scared us. we were fearful. >> close to 11:30 a.m. local time, authorities said a shooting suspect made his way inside of the school, wearing body armor. he was carrying at least one ar-15 style rifle. the texas governor said that it appeared that responding officers were shot and killed. as local law enforcement look deeper into the investigation, families are coming forward with their long lost love ones.

the family of javier lopez says his mother was with them at a school award ceremony, hours before the shooting. across the country, president biden has ordered american flags to fly at half staff in honor of victims. from the white house, he and first lady jill biden join the family in morning. they call for common sense gun laws. >> the time to turn this pain into action. for every parent, for every citizen in this country, we have to make it clear to every elected official. it is timeo act. >> we areore hearses arriving outside of the school at rob elementary school. we have heard that there is going to be a press conference at some point this morning. that is something that the representatives have confirmed with us. hopefully, now that we have gotten word, we will start to get more answers. the morning will go on, but

also, hopefully, we see some stories come in here from the families of these victims. we are reporting life. back to you. >> thank you so much. we were thinking about that. we stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage. we will have updates throughout the morning. breaking news any time it abc 7.com and our streaming apps. >> a decision over the admission policy is going to take longer. the san francisco unified school district decide to delay action on a resolution by the superintendent. it would have extended the interim lottery admission policy for the 2023 and 2024 school year. the move is merit-based admissions, and has been contention. there have enhree board of education numbers ab cuss with n members, t ta forhe>> americans are hittine road. more than 39 million are expected to travel 50 miles or more. if you are planning a getaway, the better easiest -- the

busiest day will be tomorrow. people are expected to fly between thursday and monday. people asked -- estimate that air travel be up 25% compared to last year. sfo will be the 13th busiest airport. if you're getting ready to hit the road, the worst bay area core door is going to be interstate 80 west. gilman street to civic center. that is between 545 and seven. i should say 745. congestion is expected to double in comparison to normal. it is a very specific we can travel forecast. >> i didn't could double. we'll put it that way. i was at the airport last week, and i think more people were finding out from the pre-check that it doubled in the wait time. compared to general security. just way have to deal with me. >> you have a face scanner. you know what? you guys have your face scanned and you cut everyone in line.

>> that's why it's all clear. you clear the room. >> thank you. >> clear. move. i faces been scanned. -- my face has been scanned. >> i kind of like that though. >> it is so pressed. i am so impressed. >> look at know people in the eye. >> i have my eye on the price. >> excuse me. excuse me. excuse me. >> whatever you need. >> i'm over here waiting with a pre-check. >> get clear. get dawn. oh gosh. can that be our tagline? get clear, get dawn. here we go. we are in the 50's and 60's. we are in antioch at 75 degrees printers mild air this morning, and we are on her way to a warm hot day. this is the final one.

75 in the city, and 94 in san jose. 95 in concord, 90 in antioch. temperatures well above average the scent of your. a lot of sunshine. a lot of onshore breezes. the marine layer will return, and we have coastal drizzle. that will help to get the heat out of here. 40's and 50's as we into thursday. future tracker temperatures. look at this. we are dropping some 20 degrees tomorrow. around the bayshore. most of us will feel that close in. here is the seven-day warm temps. we find the drizzle along the coast, and friday, the holiday weekend, additional clouds, but all in all, a lot of sunshine or 70's and 80's through monday. thank you. we have is coming up. ended you want to know we have more hedrick >> on gma, we have a look at the scene of the latest elementary school mass shooting, we have new details on the investigation, the victims,

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moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> now at 630 a.m., tragedy in texas. the latest mass shooting. it is tearing through an elementary school and taking the lives of at least 19 children into adult. >> you lose a child, it is like having a piece of your stole -- soul ripped away. >> you hear all kinds of gunshots. on the ground, peering for lives. >> the country plagued by gun violence is still searching for answers. countless attacks later, we are live with security changes in some schools. >> making sense of the trauma. these mass shootings are relying heavily on any of our minds. we spoke to local experts on how to talk about them with your kids and how to process it yourself. >> good morning. it is wednesday, may 25. we will get all of that

information but first, looking weather. >> we are tracking another warm day. warm weather hangs on for one more day before sharply cooler weather moves in tomorrow. it is already warm out there to -- this morning. a light jacket for some of us, and 75 in antioch, 65 in san jose, good morning napa. 55 degrees. i you to fulbright sunshine this money. a lot of life looks, and we will have hazy skies for the day. we will get warmer this morning. 80's and 90's by lunchtime, and we will warm even more into the afternoon. a closer look, and we will have that coming at about 90 miss. >> thank you. a texas community and the entire company -- country are morning. reliving the nightmares of a mass shooting, these are the words ringing out on the front pages across america. simply seeing that once again. the new york post says sandy

hook again. it references the massacre that killed 26 children. the los angeles journal reads 19 kids gone. who want to take a live look in texas. this is the scene. hours after the drop off yesterday, parent started getting alerts. in active shooter on the campus of rob elementary school. at least 19 students and two teachers were killed. the 18-year-old suspect went into the school wearing body armor. they carried an ar-15 style rifle, and the texas governor said that it appeared responding officers lady -- later shine killed them. president biden spoke about his outrage to the shooting, and he called for common sense gun laws. >> these kinds of mass shootings never happened. not with the kind of frequency they have 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?

the courage to deal with and stand up to the lobbyist? >> investigators say that the investigator sent reporters and videos on multiple platforms before the shooting. >> in last half-hour, we've learned all of the victim families of the shooting have been notified. we have more now on for the victims who have been identified so far. >> a 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's website says that she was a mother and wife who love providing and hiking. have your lopez was identified as one of the 19 children killed. he was a fourth-grader. his cousin said just hours before the shooting, his mother had a had attended an award ceremony, not knowing kobe the last time she would see her son. the family of another 10-year-old, mary joe garcia, said she died as well. she had just turned 10 two weeks

ago. also, and just last hour, we have learned that the family of eliana cruz also died. the flags of the white house are at half staff in honor of the 21 victims killed in the shooting. law enforcement sources tell abc news that a number of victims are children of border patrol agents. several others were injured and they are being treated right now in hospitals. >> thank you. the abc news has learned an 18-year-old shooter purchased two rifles in texas legally. just six days after his birthday, which was two days before the attack. in california, the recent move on gun control was overturned by federal corporate two weeks ago, a federal appeals court overturned this to anyone under 21. the court ruled that it violated the right to bear arms for self-defense. arming younger dents -- young

adults goes back to the founding of our country great it was first implemented in 2019 after a deadly shooting in a synagogue in san diego. , harris is demanding lawmakers take action on gun control to prevent shootings happening again britt >> enough is enough. as a nation, we have to have the courage to take action. understand the nexus between reasonable and sensible public policy. to ensure something like this never happens again. >> the vice president spoke last night at a gal in washington dc, but her calls for action are not likely to make a difference. gun-control legislation will not find enough votes to pass the senate. >> we are joined by many bay area leaders to ask for something to be done in congress

to curb gun violence. local police at school district will give extra attention as a precaution. abc 7 is life at walnut creek. >> hello. you may see extra police officers around your schools as you drop kids out this morning. the sheriff says that he is going to increase patrols around schools in san francisco and mountain view. they also plan to increase visibility around schools. there are no known local threats, and no known local connections to what happened in new valley. everyone is saying they are doing this as a precaution. we also have reactions from local politicians. several of them are making comments. we will start with congressman eric swalwell. i wish i could look at my three small kids and promise i can always protect them. that would be alive. america arms the most dangerous people to the teeth, leaving every child vulnerable. they could be shot in their class.

abner gavin newsom released a statement britt and his statement, he said this is preventable it --. inaction is a choice. >> dianne feinstein released a statement that starts out with this quote. i am just speechless at the people that is running rampant behind all of these acts. there is a firearm. after every shooting, i asked, how many deaths is too many. school administrators are also getting out words about security on campus to try and burst -- ensure that schools have a comprehensive crisis plan and security measure in place. schools also point out they have counselors on campus, and of any kids need to talk about that, or their fears, they could wrap up the school year. porting life, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. too many across the country feel these attacks are never-ending. without answers to process the

trauma, it can be kind of difficult. abc 7 news reporters are here with local experts to kind of work through whatever grief they might be feeling. question wording. once we start to process this tragedy, another one occurs. it takes a serious toll on the mental health and how we think about this. when it comes to having a conversation among family members, psychologists say it depends. sometimes it depends on age or who you are talking about. there's no question that these recent events are sad and often times hard to process mentally. we saw shootings in grocery stores and places of worship. now, elementary school. doctors at stanford say it is ok to admit right now that we do not have all of the answers to the unrelenting psycho violence. there is a simple way to turn off this technology. they say it will limit exposure to the tragedy and trauma. >> all of these things collectively are things that can enhance, and it is important not to wait until we are already

building stress. then try that out. >> it is one thing to learn about what happened, it is another to go down the rabbit hole of learning about every detail of tragic events. >> a global crisis. >> when the frequency and the strategies happens, some of the other tips provided include getting enough sleep and maintaining enough schedules. also, treating people with kindness and offering that compassion to the people we need. ryan curry, abc 7 news. an ally to help with your mental health. you can check out local resources by moving abc 7 and take action britt >> san jose says an arrest prevented a mass casualty event. bryant fully and as was arrested

on stocking charges. he threatened coworkers with the construction company that fired imaging rate. extended them a preventing lazy email. they see several -- hundred euros, edition, and a tactical body armor with materials to assemble a ghost gun. >> a presidential order. from president bynum today, two years today. >> will check in to see how wall street is doing. we are in positive territory, but just your -- barely. another update on the markets coming next. >> a massive fire is knocking out power. did he play a role in this? >> we are tracking sunny skies this morning. a live look, and a bit of a haze in the atmosphere. we have moderate air quality for most of us today, and onshore wind picking up late tonight. that will usher in cooler weather, but better air quality.

thursday, tomorrow, we are good across the board. watch these numbers worn very quickly. 10:00 a.m., and the next three hours, widespread 70's and 80's at that time, and by noon, we are seeing widespread 90's. warm weather will hang on for one more day. heat advisory still in effect, and it is still 11:00 p.m.. we expect warm temperatures all day hitting here. thankfully, final hours will expire at 11 a.m. today. highs today are warm, if not hot for a lot of us. 95 in concord, 82 a and oakland, and 94 in san jose. mfblon coast.y, and santa for h. we willal about the cooler weather, moving it tomorrow, it will give you the holiday weekend, coming up but first, let's look at traffic. >> we are looking at a commuter alert right now, this impacts the richmond line. there is major delay with more

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the texas elementary school massacre. speaking from war-torn you train, volodymyr zelenskyy is expressing his condolences to the families of the victims. >> this is terrible. to have victims of shooters and peaceful times, so if you asked me about my opinion, about the protection, it happens everywhere. it happens in the world. it happens within seemingly peaceful societies. >> president zelenskyy says he is deeply saddened by the news, and that the people of ukraine share in the pain of the families affected. also, pope francis says he is heartbroken by the shooting pre-during his weekly address,

and call for more weapons, and said enough for the trafficking of guns. he wants everyone to make a commitment to the tragedies, so they cannot happen again. we continue coverage of this tragedy in texas create you can find the latest information on her website at abc7news.com. >> happening today, president biden is trying to sign an executive order. this is coming on the second anniversary of george floyd's murder. >> thank. george floyd died after he penned his knee. floyd was handcuffed, and he pleaded that he could not breathe. later today, president biden is expected to appear, alongside floyd's relatives. tonight, a candlelight vigil is planned in minneapolis. it will honor floyd's memory at the intersection where he was killed. activists have already planned to rally at the residence in st. paul. most of the executive order is

focused on federal law enforcement. going to the white house, it requires them to review and revise policies on use of force. it would create a database to track misconduct. the buy did miss ration cannot require local police departments to participate in the database which is intended to prevent problem officers from job hopping from one agency to another. becky. >> we are hearing from the wife a wnba star. 31-year-old has been detained in russia since february. they play for a russian team, at an airport for illegally bringing cartridges containing hash into the country. it is punishable by up to 10 years in prison. earlier, they reclassified her as being a wrongfully detained individual. on gma, they say that they would speak with biden about this. >> i just keep hearing that he has the power.

she is a political prisoner. they are holding her because they want you to do something. i want you to do it. >> they say that she is a top priority, but i want to see. to see it, that would be me saying u.s. soil. >> she says that she is been given a lot of support from the w nba, and the players. you can watch the full interview, coming up on gma. >> now for your morning monday -- money report. walmart is expanding its drone delivery program, hoping to reach 4 million homes, soon. they're upping the number of homes, and six states by the end of the a. that includes arizona, arkansas, and texas. also texas, utah, virginia. we don't know if or when it will come to calvary. >> shares of snapchat are up about 5% after plunging more than 40% yesterday. the company gave a bleak outlook for its advertising revenue. it brought on other social media rivals. stocks in san francisco

plummeted more than 20%. the park based meta-bill a. twitter and google's parent company alphabet both dropped about 5%. investors in social media were nervous that advertisers may pull back on marketing spending. here's a live look at the new york stock exchange. trading is getting underway this morning. we are barely in positive territory. >> 6:00, taylor swift and apple. the music superstar may be taking part in the worldwide developer conference bridge some people think will happen pretty here's why. apple said that a developer conflict is swiftly approaching. the joke is that maybe the singer has something to do with the event this year. >> is sheet collaborating? we don't know what is going on. apple is not giving any hints. the worldwide developers conference is set for june 6. >> for one of the first times, pride month is taking place in one of the peaks of san francisco. a trying goes being installed. it was assembled to identify

homosexual prisoners in nazi germany. the triangle founder calls it an in-your-face educational tool. >> we are trying to remember that in trying to help prevent hatred and bigotry from becoming law. it happened in nazi germany. the idea of scapegoating people and creating that sense of other is what we are trying to prevent. >> here's what the trying to look like lester. it will be on display for the entire month of june. >> abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade. you can watch it live. the parade is scheduled for june 26, and you can check out all of our coverage on pride month and year round at abc7news.com. >> it will be fun. >> will you be out there? >> yes. of course i will. why wouldn't i? >> are you talking about -- the parade in the streets? >> this will be my first one

because desperate >> i got here around this time 2019, and then. >> let me tell you. party. >> i've never been to a pride parade. it's my birthday, so we go somewhere. this is my first ride in san francisco. >> yes. thousands of people. just having a lovely time. >> you will be our guide. >> i will. many times. take a look outside. a live look from the rooftop camera. gray skies, and we are soaring towards another warm day. warm around the bay, and we will return along the coast. it will bring about our marine layer, onshore breezes, so on thursday and friday, it is sharply cooler around here. you are waking up, and you can feel those vital temperatures. it is 56 in some spots. 66 in concord and 63 in the city. we are at 77 degrees as well, so we are quickly worming. near the south, 94. a lot of sunshine. 89, and 93 morgan hill print

along the pinna slick, 88, mt. view, and san mateo. it is breezy and comfortable. upper 60's at 75, and breezy as 66 with the city paid a hot one, and 94 centers. 92 in nevada. 93 in this in union city. same in castro valley, and inland, 90's in the upper 90's. 93, 95 in concord. overnight, that marine layer will return. it will likely track some coastal drizzle. the onshore breeze comes back, and it will create a cooler night later on tonight as we had into the sharply cooler day tomorrow. >> future trak temperatures on thursday. inland, we will drop 20 degrees when it comes or daytime highs compared to tomorrow. 50's and mainly 60's around the bayshore red here's the seven-day forecast. or the next seven days, warm, temperatures are hanging on above average. tomorrow, much cooler.

morning drizzle on the coast, and we will keep that reality and check on friday. holiday weekend is looking nice. cloud cover inserting ring, but otherwise, we from the coast, 80's until monday. >> in the east bay, underground transformers sent huge flames shooting into the air. this broke out after seven in brentwood, near balfour road in fairfield. on scene, the cost has tried to figure out if this was weather-related. temperatures were nearing 100 degrees when the fire started. he says underground transformer blew. it left 9000 residents without power, and a nearby restaurant was also impacted. >> it was an attack on tuesday, they were watching the game. then, the power went out, and we saw people coming into the restaurant, they were running to the corner. there is a power box. >> the restaurant was forced to close, but nobody was hurt.

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all the victims and the texas school shooting up and act identified before them have been identified, including a fourth-grade teacher and soon spread >> at least 19 children and duty killed is jon kyl thinking of government. class is canceled clear. >> in bay area, the county is increasing security around schools in a precaution. they are not written any threats. san francisco and police are patrolling schools as well. >> pfizer says that it will provide nearly two dozen drugs at not-for-profit prices and some of his countries. these include the covid vaccine and a cancer drug. pfizer says the goal is to improve health equity in lower income countries be >> warm and hot today. 80's and 90's from the code-3 >> slow down we have a crash. it is before westbound 580.

>> number seven, memorial day traffic is at its worst tomorrow. kerry for that. te good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a small city devastated, our nation in shock again. the question this wednesday, can we find the will to make this stop? grade school massacre in texas. 21 killed, 19 children, 2 teachers at the hands of a teen gunman. in our nation's second deadliest school shooting ever. the latest in the surge of mass shootings, the powerful speech on the senate floor. >> what are we doing? why are you here? >> strong reaction 400 miles away in dallas. >> when are we going to do something? >> and an emotional president biden. >> i am sick and tired of it. we have to act. >> calling out lawmakers who

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