>> live, breaking news. >> another mass shooting. this time at a medical complex in tulsa, oglala. four people are dead including the shooter. there are believed to be multiple people injured as well. this all started when police got because of a man walking with a rifle at the campus. our visitors are now going through my room, securing the building. we will continue to bring you breaking news as we get them and on the abc 7 news at. >> we are also following a story out of the santa cruz mountains. it started at pescadero high school in san mateo county.

zach fuentes has been monitoring the situation all day and joins us live with the very latest. everyone was so surprised by this. all of them saying something like this has never happened here before. staff, students and that mountain line. >> students were -- course the school placed on lockdown after that mountain lion cub was founded in english classroom. >> right when i got to school, my dad told me here is my line.

>> the mountain lion cub wandered into the school as students were arriving for the day. >> it is when students were coming in and out and the beginning of the day was right before school. the door had been left open. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office had a quick thinking staff member close to the door and was able to keep the mountain lion inside that english class from where he spent most of the day. it is not unheard of for amount lines come close to campus but for want to get inside the classroom, that is a first. not just for the school but the different agencies out at the scene. >> i thought it was a senior prank at first. grace before students were sent home early for the day, they made signs of support for the cub that spend more time in the classroom than they did. fish and wildlife are able to get the mountain lion out of the classroom. >> we used a dark tranquilizer rifle to put a drug mix into the animal through the dark and it

went down smoothly, no problems. >> fish and wildlife said the animal was skinny but seemed otherwise healthy. it was taken to the oakland zoo for a full assessment. again, this had a major disruption on a lot of important school activities today. today was the second to last day of school. there was an eighth grade graduation scheduled. those kids are skill -- those kids are still going to have to take their finals. >> a very eventful last week of school. crews have not fully contained a grass fire in sonoma county that broke out this morning. you can see just how dry conditions in the area are but they were quickly on the scene. it broke out near sears point along highway 37 and arnold drive. crews stopped the forward progress around noon today after it burned about 15 acres. no word on how it started. >> firefighters are increasing

their containment of the fire that broke out yesterday afternoon. officials say they aggressive attack and the weather helped slow the spread of the old fire. >> good news first, no reports of injuries, often the distance you can see ourselves small hotspots still burning fire retardant on the hill. what you don't see is the area attack. that is because the ground crew is making tremendous progress. it also means they fail to come home. >> it is dramatic, triggering. >> they are tired. >> the return home this season after being evacuated again. >> you are very disempowered, you have a cat you can barely catch and you don't know where you're going to stay. it is stressful. correct the same has burned in the 20 at this fire. they are artists so the home is

also their studio and gallery. this can't become the new normal. >> you are actually be moving here. >> yes. i love it here, this is my home. i worked very hard for this. i can't have this evacuation become part of the normalcy in my life. >> they push this along and prompted evacuations. the firefighters were able to hold the line, many residents could come home. >> our crews are making huge progress in this fire. >> eric hernandez is with calfire. >> i am just cutting trees, stuff i can catch on fire. not everything has burned within the 570 acres. our goal is to reduce the fuel

load. request the old fire is burning and the atlas fire burn scar. the low wind and intensity of this fire has helped to keep it from spreading and they have more resources. >> that makes it a lot easier for us. today, she is just a for that she has a house to come home to. >> very grateful. i am grateful for the hardship, making myself a better person, a stronger person. i am burned out. >> calfire has been stressing having an evacuation plan and no way to evacuate in case of an emergency.

abc 7 news. >> thank you. the suspect enables devastating fire at a san jose don't -- home depot store did not enter a plea in court as expected today. that is because the public defender for feeling guilty declared a conflict. -- dylan gogarty declared a conflict. he faces some 30 charges that carry a possible life sentence if convicted. he will be back in court later this month. >> new details on what reparations for african americans and the golden state might look like. this was giving an overview of the harm of slavery and discrimination over so many years against african-americans. the report gives recommendations on how to make financial amends. lyanne melendez is here to highlight what seems like a very comprehensive report. >> the report is 500 plus pages

long and i only have the executive summary and it has 27 pages. if i could summarize it for you, i would say america would not be the country, the superpower it is today if it did not have free labor. the systemic discrimination has continued. >> you call them reparations, we call it justice. >> that justice can never be achieved without accountability. that was the conclusion of a nonmember task force seen during their last meeting before putting out the report. >> and reflects a history that most americans don't want to talk about. it has been so erased and varied. >> this country has an unpaid

debt with those descendants of enslaved africans by the united states. not just any black person living here. >> they should deal with the country where they were enslaved. we must go to the scene of the crime. >> the report concluded that the state is just as complicit. >> although the horrors of slavery may have begun in the past, victims are felt. they would be subject to vagrancy laws and arrests. >> the report says black communities were the first to be forced out of their neighborhoods in the name of urban renewal to begin some kind of compensation. >> too many to list here. we have highlighted just a few. establish a fund to support the development of black-owned

businesses, compensate individuals who were forced from their home due to urban renewal, create employment training opportunities, adopt culturally responsive curriculum for teacher credentialing. provide university scholarships. no one is dying that -- denying that this could be seen as financially prohibitive. request we put a man on the moon. can't we deal with matters of the earth? >> there is no question that the cost of it is expensive but if america does not look at this and acknowledge what happens, how do we get better as a country? >> they may tweak some of those recommendations and the final report is expected in june a year from today. here are how some of these recommendations could be implemented.

this would propose a bill on one or seven of the recommendations. those bills could eventually become the law of the land and inspiration for other states. >> they have a lot to mull over in that very comprehensive report. thank you. >> after the break, struggling with the baby formula shortage, what more he can do to help. the action he hopes to take introducing the new 3-for-1 bundle. only from xfinity. it's unlimited internet, streaming, and xfinity mobile all for what you could pay wireless companies for just one 5g unlimited line! boomshakalaka! and now, also with xfinity internet, you can get unlimited data, wifi equipment, and a free streaming box included

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>> pfizer is moving forward with his plan to offer covid vaccines to the youngest children by the end of the month. the fda accepted pfizer's application for children aged six months through four years of age. pfizer's vaccine is only available for children five and older. the fda's advisory committee will meet on june 15 to discuss pfizer's application. >> this epic congressman is calling the shortage of baby formula a five alarm problem the country is facing. dustin dorsey takes us to a roundtable discussion where the congressman asked his constituents what more he can do for them. >> our country is staring several important issues in the face with life-changing applications at the community.

gun safety is at the top of the list and just after correct the highest issue is inflation and then shortages and baby formula is the highest of that because you need that for infants to be healthy. you need that for their nutrition. >> the congressman held a roundtable discussion with members of the community facing the struggle head-on. that includes claire and her baby mac. his entire life has been lived throughout the shortage. correct we had them look red in their areas so we have been good so far. it is a scary experience. >> they helped families with children up to the age of five. even their supply is struggling with little help coming in.

the shortage mixed with limited pandemic funding is the first five is only able to help families who meet income eligibility requirements. >> at the moment, this is not necessarily a resource we have to secure additional formula for families at this point. the supply is what the supply is. >> the representative tenney roundtable helped him learn that the country needs to do more and he will be calling on the president and the government to do so. >> i think we need to harmonize so we can get all of that era. we need more production. i don't know why we are just meeting with abbott. it's finance the production elsewhere. >> they are helping those steps can make a difference. in santa clara, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. just 24 hours away.n after the break we will go one on one with a member of the warriors who hopes they can

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in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. >> get ready, we are about 24 hours away from the nba finals. today was the media day at chase center. >> basketball's big a stage. it feels different in the air and the vibe is completely different. there is a lot of media around.

the warriors are used to this stage. the golden state warriors playing in their last eight seasons. this series recovers from an elbow injury. we don't know your status yet, that is correct? >> correct. >> what would it take for you to get the green light to get back on the floor? >> we have some boxes still in charge. other than that, i am ready to go. just everyday working toward it. >> what is the major focus back on the floor? >> bring what i bring. slow down, there are guys they have over there. just do what i have been doing. finding ways to cut and slip.

>> the last one for you, you have the community award. what did that mean to you? >> it is really not for me, it is for the kids. trying to get this bill passed. trying to get them to screen kids at an early age to help them get ahead of everything they will go through and help with their learning disability. >> on the injury front, otto porter junior and andre it with ella all questionable. that is assigned in the right direction. they are starting to put up the t-shirts here. they told me i have to get out of here because they are doing rehearsals for the finals. kristen forget that abc 7 is the exclusive home of the nba finals. we will have pregame and postgame programming and game

one tomorrow with a tipoff at 6:00 p.m.. you can count on dubs on seven coverage. >> i can't wait. this will be so much fun to watch. let's turn our attention to the weather. >> it is breezy to custody along the coastline. near that old fire in napa county, there is still smoke and haze hanging around. we will show you some of that along with high clouds because of the smoke, the smoke continuing to impact the area, the air district has extended the air-quality advisory for wildfire smoke through tomorrow. you will notice moderate in the north bay through thursday. live views from our terror cameras all along the bay area. you can see plenty of sun but also some higher clouds. quit arrange on this first day

of meteorological summary. high clouds on live doppler 7 to our north. this is the system that is going to bring us. when the enbrel low average for the weekend. tonight, high clouds and fog. then as we go into the afternoon and evening, we will continue to see both. fog will be increasing around the bay late tomorrow night. the afternoon highs will look like this. they are coming down with mid 80's and land.

hazy skies right near that fire. we want to fast forward to this weekend. saturday night, we could be seeing some showers in the north bay. sunday, it looks like the possibility of scattered showers. this computer model wants to bring over will over what we would average engine. possibly six hundredths in san jose. it would help to lessen the fire danger. cooler and breezier. it will be a windy one for the weekend, a level 1 storm for your sunday, bringing us a chance of showers and milder next week.

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>> our neighborhoods make it a bit more colorful as rainbow flags go up to celebrate pride. kueng's is lgbtq pride plus month. the children's discovery museum stands tall with both the pride and the transgender flag and in san francisco, there was a flag raising ceremony to honor all lgbtq plus officers that have served. symbolically held outside the county jail, officers highlighted the progress made since pioneers fought for reform in the police department. >> abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade happening on sunday, june 26. you'll be able to watch it live on abc 7 and all of our coverage during pride month and all year long at abc7news.com/pride. >> rotors tonight with david muir is .

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tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. news of yet another mass shooting coming in, at a hospital in tulsa. the images just coming in now. authorities racing to the scene. reports of multiple victims, including fatalities tonight. authorities say police going room to room to secure the hospital. we have the very latest coming in now. also tonight, the authorities in texas changing the story again in uvalde, revising their account involving the teacher and that door left open. authorities had first said it had been left open because a teacher had gone to get a phone. what they're saying now, as the community pays its respects to a hero teacher, irma garcia and her husband who died of a heart attack just two days later. marcus moore in texas. as breaking late today, the jury awarding more than