tonight. moments of panic tonight parents. talk about a bay area shooting at a library filled with kids and with bay area covid cases rising. why are local testing clinics being shut down abc 7 news begins at least 20 children weree

of a san jose library when shots were fired tonight parents described their worry with recent mass shootings in mind in san francisco several community covid testing sites and resource hubs are set to close in less than 30 days. we'll tell you why temperatures soaring this week. i'll show you how hot coming up abc 7 news at 11 starts right now. from abc 7 live breaking news and breaking news right now is second alarm. grass fire is burning in san rafael near the binnick dominican college police are urging residents near highland and summit avenue to evacuate as the fire appears to be moving toward homes officers conducted door-to-door evacuations on a small number of homes others in the area are

under an evacuation warning in other words be ready to leave on a moment's notice. we're keeping a very close eye on this situation for you will bring you a new developments and new information as it comes in. my daughter says she heard a gunshot and she just like went to hide. our other top story tonight parents share their fear and panic after gunfire inside a south bay public library with children inside one man is wounded. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dana ashley. we'll begin tonight with new details on this shooting the hillview branch library on hopkins drive was also being used as a polling place when the is rang out. it happened just minutes after kids got out of school abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo talked with parents. now joined so many others around the country coming face to face with the nation's gun violence epidemic. a very callous and very dangerous scenario. that's how san jose police are describing what they say was a

gang related shooting inside hillview branch library monday afternoon. the library is located next door to clyde l. fisher middle school a campus which dismissed students only 10 minutes earlier my son. he is safe here. so him and his four friend. they went into room in their high and i told him to lock the door, but unfortunately didn't have a lock on the inside. don't like put some kind of a chair against the door and just to block it parents need to wong directing his son over the phone fearing what? koi was one it's inside the building. police. say it all started around 3:30 when two men chased a third into the library firing at him the person who was shot is expected to survive. this is like right to the school. but the same camp is basically and it's stressful sand. al's daughter was also inside the library the girl another young witnesses were interviewed by investigators and were later reunited with parents police say

it could have been much worse. this isn't a type of mass casualty incident or a planned active shooter scenario. this is something that happened outside of the library that trickled and fell into the library as a gang related issue, but after the recent string of deadly mass shootings across the country and the texas school massacre top of mind for parents monday seemingly targeted shooting is only amplifying concern. no, i get this phone call for my son happening at the library. you know, it's just this is a scary stuff, you know, you know what's going on with today's society and with these kids because of an in partnership with santa clara county pd is offering mental health and other support services in san jose. i'm a manageable still yo abc 7 news the family of a employee who was shot and killed while on the job over the weekend is coping with their grief tonight. i'm still shock.

of course, she is maricela corneal lost her youngest son in that shooting 24 year old manny huezar this evening family members and friends gathered around a growing memorial to manny outside. the safeway police are still searching for the gunman who opened fire inside the store in san jose's willow glen neighborhood early sunday morning investigators. say the victim got into an argument with a man who shot him

in the store. i don't wish anything bad to them. the end of the day you do it's gonna come back to you no matter what. still unclear what started the argument that led to this tragic shooting. it's loose are coming to an end. that's right dan at the end of this month multiple covid testing sites located in some of the hardest-hate communities are set to close the concern. is that as we're in the middle of this new search cases will peak and those communities won't get get the help they need. in the midst of a covid surge, san francisco's new budget is set to cut multip. community covid test sites in the mission and bayview neighborhoods. our health programs will close in the next 30 days ivan corrado. vega is a latino task force manager. his team is seen firsthand covid cases increase data that goes in hand with the cdc. san francisco is in the red under high levels of community transmission. he says this is not the time to

make cuts we're seeing well over, you know, two to three hundred people at each site on a regular basis. his concern is that getting rid of test sites in the most vulnerable neighborhoods by the end of the month could backfire for san francisco at our test insights. we're seeing double digit positive rates so at both of our sites here in the mission for excelsior site, we're seeing positive rates in the 20s, so covid is here san francisco's board of supervisor's president. shaman walton described the budget cuts -- devastating to

our communities of me and something. it should never have happened food distribution hubs like this one will be impacted and close by december 31st about 900 people get fully upcoming budget including three million for community hubs president walton said they're working on amending the budget. this is gonna be something that we're gonna work hard hard to make sure it's preserve. according to the latino task force. they're looking at a 9.5 million dollar cut that would impact health programs cdwide in the

newsroom board displaced after a pipe broke on the roof of the 35 story high-rise on friday. cleanup crews were at the building this morning. the management company hines says right now the high-rise has no electricity or wi-fi. the elevators are out of order as well. no one from hines is coming to talk to us and we want answers to that. we only want two things. we want reliable housing with notice to relocate because we have to look at a moments notice. and we want a timeline and when we can expect to get back even if it's estimated. hi in says it's too early to estimate. they're relying on a team of engineers and contractors. we have you know dozens of people here assessing what? what supplies and what parts we need to put the elevators back together to get the electrical grooms working? it's a really huge undertaking and we got lots of really tremendous professionals here figuring it all out. hines is using email and online resident portal to provide updates. also in the city san francisco is being sued over some sinking.

walks in the mission bay neighborhood residents and business owners have complained that as the buildings and the sidewalks settle in the new neighborhood parts of the streets have started to dip causing some dangerous cracks in the pavement a class action suit has been filed on their behalf seeking damages from the city according to the lawsuit the city previously agreed to maintain the infrastructure in the neighborhood, but hasn't done so or to come here. have you voted yet? well, san francisco's da chase a boudin has will have a look at some of the big races on tomorrow's ballot including the recall election against chasavudin elon musk is threatening to walk away from his offer to buy twitter his new demand that might make or break that big deal and apple's big revealed new features. let users get more personal they were showcased today at the annual developers conference. a taste of summer this week. i'll show you when and hot coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all of that is ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on

jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news at 11 jimmy. thanks, dan. stay up late. i'll make you a pop-tart for a coach. you're little league coach baseball was mickey rourke. you told me this once before. yes, and i think about it sometimes of course.

we'll move now to your voice your vote one day before the june 7th election. turnout is very low about one in five registered voters in california have turned in a ballot so far. the san francisco election office says 21% of ballots have been returned at this point. despite the sluggish response. there are some significant races that will help shape the future of our cities and our state and on that subject voters in the

bay area's biggest city will be deciding on a new mayor tomorrow abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes spoke to the four frontrunners in san jose. san jose mayor sam licardo has termed out of office and waiting in the wings to replace him are seven candidates four of whom currently serve in local government and are considered top candidates. we got a chance to speak with them to ask what sets them apart from their opponents and what they say they can bring to the 10th largest city in the country. we'll start in alphabetical order with cindy chavez. currently a santa clara county supervisor. she's received endorsements from a handful of prominent state politicians, if elected mayor, she says she's looking to tackle things like home. business crime and affordable housing. it's important that we not only have people who are experience, but people have a track record of success because what we're going to be facing now is so much more challenging than what we face in the past. next up is dev davis who is currently a san jose city council member she counts former mayor of san jose chuck read as one of her supporters. she says if she's elected making the city safer and homelessness

our top priorities. we need to not only double down but triple down our homeless prevention strategies as well as ensuring that we have. safety sanitation and services for all of the shelter and housing options that we provide canvassing neighborhoods. monday was candidate matt mahan also a city council member. he has the endorsement of the mercury news like the other candidates crime and homelessness is at the top of his list and on homelessness. well, we're working hard to help people. we aren't helping enough people and we're we need to turn the corner. we've got to be much more pragmatic about investing and addiction treatment mental health treatment cost effective shelter and bringing people indoors. lasted the forefront runners is city councilmember raul perales endorsed by four current san jose city council members his top issues also include affordable housing and homelessness. i've seen that grow over the last seven years by literally by the thousands. we've seen our homeless population grow. we have people suffering and dying out in our streets and we need to to get a handle on that

the three other candidates include james spence a retired police sergeant and students travis hill marshall allen woodman. see the in candidate has to get more than half of the vote in tuesday's primary. if no one does the two candidates with the most votes run in november in the general election in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. one of the biggest local races being monitored nationally. in fact is proposition 8 that is the effort to recall san francisco's district attorney chase abudine this afternoon boudin took advantage of early voting to cast his ballot at city hall. his opponents have criticized his efforts to implement crim. justice reform if proposition 8 h passes mayor. london breed would appoint his replacement boudin was elected. 2019 defeating interim district attorney susie loftus now here are a few other big races. we're following closely one will determine who will continue to serve the remainder of kamala harris's us senate seat will also have a second vote on that

same seat for the regularly scheduled term beginning in january. the governor's race is a battle to see who will move on to face gavin newsom in november robbanta faces serious competition for his job as california attorney general. we're watching that race and there are four candid. going to become alameda counties next district attorney and a contra costa county incumbent diana becton. currently the only black da in the state faces a challenge from a colleague deputy district attorney. mary knox. remember stay with abc 7 for election results tomorrow starting at 8:30 pm will be live streaming on the abc 7 bay area app available wherever you stream with the latest election results. all right back to that breaking news. we had at the top fire crews say they have now stopped. the forward progress of a brush fire in san rafael near dominican university and highland avenue the fire burned two acres crews will remain on the scene throughout the night at one point police were urging people to evacuate. but again the good news they have apparently stopped this

fire in its tracks no more forward progress. elon musk today issued his most direct threat yet to walk away from his purchase of twitter. he says twitter refuses to give him data from its spam accounts lawyers of for the ceo made the threat in a letter to twitter dated for today musk wants underlying data to verify twitter's estimates that fewer than 5% of accounts are bots fewer than 5% he's disputed that claiming in a may tweet that it could be 20% or even more there is speculation that the move is an attempt to legally renegotiate the price of the $44 billion dollar deal or back out all together. apples annual worldwide developers conference back today to celebrate both technology and community thousands join to connect learn and develop skills from industry leaders in silicon valley to kick off the five-day festivities. apple presented upcoming features and updates to its line of products one of the many new

features showcased was a new operating system called ventura alongside ios 16, which now allows for customized lock screens. so i'll add the temperature. activity rings and let's drag in the calendar widget. other features alongside new hardware materials like the apple m2 a processing chip and redes. macbook air we're also unveiled today the free hybrid-style conference runs through friday. all right, and if you're going to use that new technology to update your lock screen sandia with the temperature it's going to have triple digits on it this week, right? that's right on friday, dan. those temperatures are going to sort. those are some pretty cool features by the way, they all right? yeah, let me show you what you can expect we're gonna start the heat up on thursday where you will notice it. so let's talk about a couple of cities the heat will spike from tomorrow to thursday. day tomorrow you're still in the comfort zone santa rosa, san jose livermore low to mid 80s,

but look at the numbers by thursday. i mean, you're 92 livermore 94 in santa rosa and san jose at 88 degrees. yes, you're gonna feel it. and here's a look at the temperature trend for antioch fridays our hottest day at 102 degrees still going to be hot on saturday, but not quite as hot. so as you can imagine the air quality will go from good tomorrow starting to become mod. for parts of the bay area as we head towards the middle and latter part of the week as that heat builds live doppler 7 showing you some higher clouds passing through well the weekend did feature some rain even though it's a beautiful view from our emeryville camera much needed rain setting daily rainfall records san francisco for the weekend 2300s breaking the old record of 1500s for the day oakland 2800s. also a record by the way, both of these cities broke their average monthly rainfall of 2/10 of an inch. i mean, they got more than what would average is what i'm trying to say a record's also oakland airport nappa and half moon bay. here's how much everyone else

scott kent field about a third of an inch santa rosa 6/10 trace of an inch in livermore and a hundredth in san jose temperatures right now 40s to 70s. so quite a spread depending on where you are and a lovely view from our sutro tower camera as san francisco is definitely decked out for pride festivities areas of fog along coast overnight tonight mild to warm the next few days summer like heat coming your way thursday. a through saturday tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. there will be fog around near the coast most of that will peel away and we'll see some higher clouds throughout the afternoon and evening your temperatures tomorrow morning starting out in the 40s to 60s. watch out for some of that fog near the coast and then in the afternoon, it's going to be a warm one inland, but not really that much warmer than today 88 in fairfield 86 concord 73, oakland 79 san rafael 68 in san francisco 81 in san jose. alright n a game it's a finals game 3 is obviously in boston but for the watch party on

wednesday 67 degrees at tip off temperature will drop down to 61 later on that night so mild weather for the game accuweather 78 forecast mild to warm tomorrow wide range of temperatures heating up with a moderate heat risk for friday as those temperatures get up into the triple digits. dan will be right back after the break. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste.

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green does he'll do whatever it takes to win. he'll pull you. he'll grab you. he'll try to monk the game up. i gotta be who i am. that's ultimately when i'm at what? line, i wasn't i had no run hints with officials. yeah, if guys are gonna talk junk then i'm gonna talk back i can get a little analysis from dj how dad play? thank you. dj the 49ers began a three-day mandatory minicamp tomorrow. so who's going to be there and who won't jimmy garoppolo excuse while his shoulder heals from surgery once healthy. the hope is a trade partner emerges because look this is trey lance's team going forward debo samuel still at an impasse wi niners over a newhe contthra tct. so even if he reports nobody would expect him to take the field in practice 49ers gm john lynch catching some baseball regional action stanford and texas state winter going on to the super regionals bottom line down. won stanford back to back jacks drew bowser then tommy troy deep to centerfield and suddenly we're tied at three the rally continues freshman trevor

haskins from san jose singles in the game with her. good night game over drive home safely stanford wins four three, they'll face uco and the ncaa super regionals to the ice game for the western conference finals, colorado avalanche leading the oilers three games to none on overtime. they go for archery. to knock sit down with his stick and scores, but was that high sticking because the rule is isn blown right there and then no goal really really close call stands goal counts the abs heading to the stanley cup final six five your final score sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. we'll be right ba i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message.

elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bought his stock, they would get $50 billion a year in profits from robotaxis. they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told investors tesla was worth $1 trillion

by claiming tesla was the leader in driverless robotaxi technology. but tesla doesn't have driverless robotaxi technology. tesla's full self-driving software requires a driver! many other companies have already deployed driverless robotaxis that are way ahead of tesla's. so where's the investors' money? in the last year, elon musk pulled $48 billion out of tesla, seven times the profits they've ever made. his ceo compensation was 1,000 times the average for a fortune 500 ceo. elon, is your full self-driving software just a trillion-dollar ponzi scheme? did you become the wealthiest man in history by swindling customers and investors? i'm dan o'dowd and i'm running for u.s. senate because congress needs to shut down elon musk's full self-driving fiasco. someone needs to stand up to him.

i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely 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.

we can't wait. that's our report for sandy patel airbel. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. see you. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, andy garcia! betty gilpin! and music from angel olsen! with cleto and the cletones! and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. thank you. hi. i'm jimmy. i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for traveling from near and far to visit us here in hollywood, where the summit of the americas is under way. i feel likepeople don't know about it, but this is a major international meetup. leaders from north, south, and

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