on moscow street, on russia's street. someone is being investigated by police for dan: a suicide inside that house. dan:officers are still on the scene. the person was taken to s.f. general hospital with a life-threatening gunshot wound. police would not tell us what the investigation was about or how close the officers were to the home when the shooting happened. they did clarify none of the officers were part of the investigation and ever drew their weapons. kristen: and six san jose children who lost both parents and a double murder suicide over the weekend. the parents who have taken them and are facing unimaginable loss and an unexpected financial burden. sac fly and test spoke with them today. -- zack fuentes spoke with them today. zack: 23-year-old marco durran,

a security guard, tried to intervene. that's when the father shot durran, shot the mother, and then himself. the kids witness it. they believe he got the kids time they needed to run away. >> she can't understand where her father would do that. >> the woman is identified as erica dash. she had called police multiple times on her husband, who she was separated from. >> she was trying to file for divorce. she was living by herself, working for her children. my mom would take care of the children while she worked. she was trying to be better off because she knew how he was, but in the end, it still didn't matter. zack: the six children, who range from 10-years-old 21 year -- to one-year-old

are now being taken care of by their aunt shannon. this san jose funeral home received a plot to bury erica. the family members are trying to cope with the toll, but are also dealing with their own grief and helping the children process the traumatic experience they witnessed. shannon says despite the challenges they face, the children will be taken care of. >> they don't have a mom or a dad, but they have me, my mom, and my sister, and we are trying to take care of them and move on. dan: we wish them well. the ashes of norman at a have returned to the bay area ahead of a memorial service tomorrow. this water cannon salute earlier today greeted in etta at the airport, that bears his name. men that it was the first asian-american mayor of san jose and a former u.s. secretary of

transportation. he died last month at his home in maryland at the age of 90. they made stops that -- at places that shaped minetta's life in many ways. this is the first time that has happened in city history, by the way. a stream of visitors has been paying final respects to a public servant who loved of the city he called the valley of his dreams. >> it's no secret that he was san jose's favorite son. thank you to each one of you. for coming to san jose to allow norman's remains to be laid to rest here. dan: tomorrow, another memorial planned at the civic auditorium, where former president bill clinton will speak. minetta will be laid to rest next to his parents and siblings. >> this is the next step for so

many parents who have been waiting to get their kids vaccinated. kristen: an fda advisory panel unanimously found vaccines made by pfizer and moderna safe or young children. moderna vaccine is for children six months to six years old, while pfizer's is for six months to five years old. if approved by an fda commissioner and the cdc, vaccines could be made available as soon as next tuesday. dr. monica gandhi joined us on our show this afternoon to talk about how each of these vaccines would be administered. >> there are two types of shots. there is one called moderna, 25 micrograms dose that is given as to shots in six months up to the age of the end of five. the second is pfizer, and it is three micrograms, and given as three shots. the last one is given two months after the second. kristen: the moderna vaccine is

likely to be more effective in protecting children. the first of those shots could be available as soon june 21. dan: also making headlines today, u.s. covid cases are leveling off following the spring surge. the country is averaging over 105,000 new cases a day, a rate that has been holding steady for the past week. kristen: the department of justice says more than $1 billion of covid relief money has been lost to fraud. dan: the national institutes of health has confirmed that dr. fauci has now tested positive for covid. he is fully vaccinated and has been boosted twice. he is on the antiviral pill, apparently. a year ago today, governor newsom lifted the statewide lockdown and california reopened. lz p -- luz pena followed up wih several people who were excited

about that. luz: people are going back to the office, not full-time, but they are going back. people are vaccinated and boosted, and there is a sense of how to keep yourself protected and still live life. here's a conversation i had a year ago with a partner in downtown san francisco. >> we need them to come on in. luz: a year later, it is lunchtime on a wednesday, and most of those people are back. a year later, how are you and how is business? >> we are still standing. we lived another day. we are far better place than this time last year, so that is a positive. luz: tony noticed the shift five months ago, but -- >> statistically, the financial district is at 50% capacity compared to pre-pandemic, which

is still a concern. there are a lot of other businesses out there that are not doing so well and there needs to be more critical mass. luz: but data shows business throughout the city is recovering. >> there are some places you can come back five days a week, some three, some two. we are in a position now where we are coming back in a thoughtful way. luz: a year ago, john gardner, co-owner of three event spaces in san francisco, had an empty booking calendar, today -- >> it's been a year. >> it's been a long year, but it has been a good year. things are coming back. we are probably 80%? luz: to book -- people are hesitant to book events too far

out. there is a fear of the unknown. george rutherford says we need to get comfortable living with covid, with two major variants in the last year, we are better prepared. >> we learned the limits of vaccine protection, they are effective against preventing severe disease and death, but they are less effective as time goes on and giving actual protection. luz: having access to antiviral pills like paxlovid have been key in this new phase of the pandemic. there are also new pieces of research on long covid and ways to prevent it. kristen: luz, thank you. stocks jumped today after the federal reserve announced it will increase interest rates. the dow edged up 304 points, or 1%. stocks closely tied to the economy, such as boeing and financial companies, surged on the news.

tech stocks also grew. amazon and tesla gained more than 5%. today's interest hike of three quarters of a percentage point is the highest in 28 years. it pushed the benchmark federal funds rate to 1.75 percent. that the interest rate financial institutions charge each other for overnight loans and funds. fed chairman jerome powell indicated a single rate hike could come in july if the economic data does not improve. dan: new developments, the california public utilities commission is finding pg&e $12 million for power safety shut off. they say pg&e did not follow the rules when it came to notifying customers that it would be turned off the power -- turning off the power and did not properly explain why a shut off was necessary, or track customer complaints. the power shut off events between september and december of 2020. pg&e has 30 days to respond to

the cpuc, either by paying the final requesting a hearing. it also has to correct these mistakes in the future. kristen: the challenger for alameda county declares victory today. the sheriff's position. and one win away, we are live in boston as the warriors push for the championship. and testing your hockey knowledge ahead of tonight stanley cup final. >> and signs of free air conditioning hitting the bay area. i want to show you the next three days, up to 20 degrees cooler. cooler. i will tell you when you wil did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators

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dan: there is a winner in the race for alameda county sheriff. the sheriff's commander has won the primary over long time sheriff greg gaber. kristen: sanchez grabbed more than 52% of the vote. >> we are at 52.69% of the vote. >> there's appearoing to be a new sheriff in town, as sanchez holds a lead over greg ahern, who has been in office since 2006. >> it has been awkward, going to work daily and running against

my boss. this is an amazing accomplishment and it really is the voters who have voiced their call for reform and transparency. >> no official state o -- statement today from sheriff ahearn's office, who was busy hiring 10 certified graduates to beef up staffing. sanchez promises change. >> i will personally be there to make sure we are recruiting a representation of the communities they serve. the biggest change they will see is more of me, being present and accessible to the community. >> it appears she will become one of the first two latinos to serve as sheriff in california history. she promises big reforms at the county's santa rita jail. >> it is a changing of the guard

as we move through generations, with new and younger leadership. you will have different perspectives and different insight. >> next month, the registrar of voters will certify the final vote and commander sanchez is expected to become sheriff sanchez in january. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7news. kristen: 10 years since daca was first implement it. the obama era program was supposed to shield dreamers from tree porch -- deportation and help them out, but a now, the problems many now face. daca was supposed to be a stopgap measure, but very little progress has been made. former president trump tried to dismantle dhaka in 2017. bipartisan action is urgently needed to protect young people in this program. >> i can't wait for the

republican colleagues in the senate to come along, to overcome the filibuster, the codify this into federal law. we are asking president biden to use his executive authority to build dhaka and protect more dreamers. kristen: a republican led challenge to daca's weighted by an appellate court. dan: there are no world leaders, no secret service, thousands of bay area visitors enjoying an intimate visit with barack and michelle obama. the official portraits are going on display at the dion museum. they were painted by two african-american artists. the styles are original and a stark departure from the formal trappings of traditional presidential portraits. >> one of the exciting things about this exhibition, by the direct parallel of these two very different style portraits,

it really makes you think about the different approaches they have taken. dan: continuing with the democratic theme, the dion will offer several free admission events this weekend, sponsored by google and private donors. you are encouraged to log onto the museum's website for details . the exhibit will be in san francisco through the middle of august. very captivating works. kristen: indeed. who was feeling a little hot today? dan: a little more, mike, then a couple of days ago. mike: as you take a look outside, the winds are gusting rapidly through san francisco. sfo, 36, these are spreading to all of our neighborhoods as we head into the latter part of the afternoon and evening hours. that's why you are seeing temperatures that are cooler than 24 hours ago. we warmed up, but the sea breeze came in and we are starting to fall back down. here's a look at what is going on from mount tam.

some haze often the distance, and we will talk about the air quality and how it improves with the breezes and cooler conditions tomorrow, friday and saturday. comfy and relaxing for father's day and summer heat is coming back next week when astronomical summer starts. all of us were yellow earlier today is the high-pressure cap to the atmosphere, but now it is being undercut by the sea breeze. this green will overspread all of us through the evening hours, and especially tomorrow into friday. no need to worry about the air quality, with this cooler air mass coming in. the cooling this evening -- we will start off warm and inland areas, near 80 at 7:00, upper 60's around the bay, 50's near the coast, but we are needing a jacket by the time you get to 9:00 and 10:00 with 5060's outs. most dramatic change comes with the cold front and the area of low pressure. this is another lazy low like we had last week, but this will be

closer to us and dryer. it will spin off our coast and drive this cooling trend tha tep nearly 20 degrees the next 24 to 48 hours. here's a look at future radar. we have a few clouds anchored to the coast tonight, and you can see the increase in high clouds as the cooler air mass is introduced by this cold front. the sunshine will deepen the air mass as we head into thursday and friday. for tonight, the same as this morning. low to mid 50's. as you look at tomorrow, low to mid 70's in the south bay, 60's in san mateo, low to mid 70's for the rest of the peninsula and upper 50's to low 60's along the coast. mid-60's in downtown san francisco. in the north bay, 70's about everywhere. calistoga could get to 80, than upper 60's and berkeley, oakland, newark, haywood, and then cooling off to the mid-70's and barely a mid 80, 83 in temperatures well below avere

and breezy and cool both of those days. the breezes will taper a bit and we warm back to average for father's day, then summer starts astronomically tuesday. it will feel pretty hot, but nothing hotter than what we have dealt with so far this year. kristen, dan? dan: thanks, mike. just ahead on abc7news at 4:00, the reason behind the long security lines at local airports. kristen: and get excited. squid game is back, and this time it's real -- well, sort

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kristen: let's take a live look at sfo, there are signs telling passengers to prepare for long waits at security. ryan curry has a look at what's behind the warning. ryan: it's the middle of the week at san francisco international airport, and it's packed. security lines are crowded with people traveling this summer. >> the lines are getting longer and longer. i am glad everyone is traveling, with covid and everything we are back, but now we need to catch up. ryan: sfo telling passengers to give themselves lots of time to get through security. the amount of travelers going

through the airport is almost back to pre-pandemic levels. a lot of people traveling for the first time since before the pandemic. >> four hours in the airport, and another five hour flight of hopefully new movies to watch. ryan: if their first family trip since 2019. >> definitely from our part of the world, lots of people want to get back on the plane and travel. >> other travelers they have spoke with her doing the exact same thing. >> there were a lot of families. ryan: they are being met with lines not seen in a few years, so they are having to give themselves more time to make your flight >> i am here three hours prior to leaving. ryan: this particular line we havecrowded that it would often extend into the hallway. sfo says they plan to attempt to hire more tsa workers, some of them get a $3000 signing bonus

if they do get hired, and the fact that it is a wednesday and it is this crowded should tell you everything you need to know about what it is going to be like. ryan curry, abc7news. kristen: another problem plaguing airports's cancellations. what can you do if it's your unlucky day and your flight gets canceled? we spoke with travel expert scott kinds to get some tips. >> be willing to call international phone lines. american airlines, delta, they all have their u.s. hotlines, but they also have hotline based in canada, the united kingdom, japan, mexico, any one of which can help service you. the lines for those international phone lines are significantly shorter. kristen: i did not know that before. a great tip there. he also says the first flights of the day are less likely to get canceled, so if you are an earlybird, take advantage. dan: last stop today for another

graduating class in the south bay, and a new career. bus operator trainees graduated from a nine week program. nine women were part of the class. vta says it has a goal of recruiting more women, in particular women of color, to create a more diverse workforce and create well-paying jobs for women. today's new graduates hit the road tomorrow -- congratulations and safe travels. kristen: just ahead, it's all about sports. we are live in boston with team coverage from chris alvarez, and we will also have a preview of the segment leading up to tomorrow's game. and a look ahead to tonight's stanley cup final, only on abc seven. dan: remember, abc is your home for the stanley cup finals. at 9:00, it's the 80's, hosted by rob lowe, then we'll a

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as we gear up for game one of the stanley cup at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow is game six of the nba finals. dan: we will begin with the warriors back in boston, one win away from their fourth title since 2017. we begin with chris alvarez, back in boston. what a wild ride has been. chris: yeah, what a wild ride it has been for three superstars in this course, steph curry, klay thompson, and draymond green. some practice foota from earlier today, stephen curry appreciating the u.s. open trophy, the major golf tournament being held just on the road this week. it's busy this week. the warriors on the cusp of another title, and today, draymond green, klay thompson, and steph curry discussed the journey together in this special moment on the trip after boston. >> it's funny.

we were sitting on the plane yesterday and staff, -- steph, klay, we sit at the same table. he walks by and said, you are funny. you still sit together. in 10 years, this does not happen. >> i lost two draymond at domino's, so i don't want to see him. i was asleep, for six hours on a plane ride, i was just trying to get some sleep. good times. >> in the locker room, on the plane, the hotels, whatever it is, we know how to have fun. chill and keep things light, but also understand what we are trying to do, wired all matters in terms of winning games. chris: you heard bob mentioned, that's g.m. bond myers -- bob myers in the soundbites.

all these guys have been there this whole time. one more win and they will have ring number auto. hopefully that will get done tomorrow night. they were preparing their championship ceremony and parade -- the stage is set. it took an hour plus, but they will put the practice to good use tomorrow. dan: we shall see, chris. thank you. kristen: our coverage continues with reporter tara stone. >> the celtics fans out here, they love these shirts. they say these shirts are hilarious, but the warriors fans we talk to say going after a players wife is low. >> that's not cool. i don't want it, because she can't cook. >> heavy defense of aisha curry, cooking extraordinaire and wife of stephen curry. i bet they haven't even tried it. >> they referring to the game on

bar in boston. >> a playful sign, a bit of a rib with all of the warriors fans and steph curry. >> the sign initially said, aisha curry cannot cook. steph saw it online and wore this aisha curry can cook shirt. they ordered thousands of shirts to sell in the process. >> boston, it's a major sport center, ok? major sports. we are in the finals, light, we are going to have to talk a little bit, you know, you've got to do it. >> but these warriors fans just flew in from the bay and say boston's got it all wrong. >> clam chowder? not. i have been to a few of her pop-ups. she would have them in the city a few years back and she is awesome. >> the restaurant, which was

serving up pizza while we were there wednesday, has been bombarded with negative reviews online from both ayesha fans and warriors fans. management says they stand by the sign. >> it's all in good fun. we don't want to disrespect for. we apologize, but we are just trying to have fun with it. >> you are looking live at the latest sign outside of this bar, which said, saying your wife can cook is like your mother telling you you are handsome. we have one fan base that loves this and 1 fan base that doesn't like it in the very least. i guess it's to be continued on the sign, but steph curry is having a fun time. we have not heard from ayesha yet though. dan: jr, thank you. kristen: playful teasing. a pleasant surprise for united

airlines flyers today. ♪ kristen: the airline through a warriors pep rally at the gate before the afternoon's departure to boston logan. members of the dubs dance team joined to show off their moves and hand out some swag. >> oh my god, a dance party in the air? there is nothing like it. i love it. >> i know it is going to start here at the airport. kristen:kristen: >> there were a number of warriors fans on this flight. they cannot wait to soak in game six tomorrow. some of them are lucky enough to be there in person. you can catch game six of the nbc finals only on abc seven. the warriors will try to win it all against the celtics. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. with the dubs on seven pregame show. tipoff is at 6:00. and next, it's all about hockey. a preview of the stanley cup final and a little q&a

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kristen: all right, the puck drops in 15 minutes on the 2022 stanley cup finals, featuring the lightning and the colorado avalanche. dan: the first stanley cup final in denver since 2001. cana whitworth has a previ ew. >> looking to have their names engraved on lord stanley's cup for the 13th year. even their team captain says this is surreal, but standing in the way is an electric colorado avalanche team that swept nashville to get here and they have had eight days rest before the cup drops tonight in denver in this best of said -- seven series, and the bars and restaurants able to expand their service areas to accommodate these watch parties.

it was 2001 when adam flick was on that team, and now this year is looking to raise the cup again for the lightning. despite this experience and success, the lightning team is walking into the building tonight the underdogs and perhaps that's how they like it. cana whitworth, abc news. dan: good stuff on abc seven. hockey has a lot of slang words and phrases, but we've got to say here, the ones in hockey are pretty unique and colorful. let's see how many of these we can get. the first one is apple -- what do you think that means? mike: i don't know that one. kristen: drawing a blank here. i liked when we did baseball terms, mike. >> i need at least multiple-choice. dan: the definition of apple -- let's get it up on the screen here -- and assist.

kristen: so the next one is biscuit. mike: the biscuit in the basket -- that is the puck. kristen: mike, you get a point, and dan does too. dan: moving on, we have cheese. anyone want to take a slice of that one? mike: what does cheese mean in hockey -- i know what it means in baseball. mike: it goes with an apple. dan: all right, the definition of cheese. what is that? top shelf of the net -- oh, the top shelf is cheese. i got you. kristen: here we go, hockey slang term number four, duster. what do you think? it must be the zamboni. >> or when it almost goes in. i don't know. kristen: a duster is -- oh, the one that does not get much playing time on the bench.

dan: that is a good one. we are about to get pretty far out with this one. it's face wash -- you heard me, face wash. what is that in hockey? any guesses? >> is being far out, like a clue? kristen: you are sliding on the eyes, doing a face plant, and you get the spray on your face. >> it could be what you do after you get your teeth knocked out. mike, do you have an idea? mike: i will go with the spray. kristen: it's win eight player rubs the palm of their glove in an opponent's face. next term -- pillows. mike: the goalie pads, maybe? >> yeah, because they are pretty light -- i don't know. seems too simple. kristen: oh, you got it.

dan: you know this one, what is this one? mike: the penalty box? dan: sin bin, that's a good one. kristen: ready, last 1 -- thinkings last on -- thinking caps on. yard sale? dan: when a person goes everywhere. your stick, your gloves. >> when you ski and fall, it's a yard sale, because you lose your skis. kristen: ok, you ready? the term makes a lot of sense. the term yard sale is when a player is hit so hard he loses his equipment, his stick -- dan: a face wash can lead to a yard sale. that is fun. >> didn't do too poorly. kristen: now we can watch the

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>> hear that? the ominous song that struck fear into millions around the world means exclude game -- means squid game is back, the most popular show on netflix. this time for real -- sort of. the newly imagined reality show with 456 competitors and millions at stake for the winner. sound familiar? squid game, comes at a challenging time for netflix. the company announced a steep loss in subscribers. >> what way to do that is bring back the squid game audience. it's a great way to combine one audience with another and hopefully bring in a whole new world of subscribers. >> perhaps an attempt to capitalize on the altar korea language thriller that swept the

globe last fall. the show reaching number one in 94 countries, translated into over 30 languages and winning awards. fans sharing their own attempts to re-create the playground games featured in the series on social media. director told us last year he finds inspiration in what he sees online. >> maybe i will go to youtube for writing season two. it looks like he will finally get that chance. now it looks like the show has been renewed officially for a second season. and while we wait to see what season two has in store, we have some idea of what a real life squid game might look like. >> they have the whole disposition until they say green light. >> youtuber mr. b's to spent $2

million re-creating the shows set to host his own version of the game. that's amazing, $2 million he spent to do that? did you like show? kristen: i did. i would do the tug-of-war with you guys, but not the red light green light. that gives me nightmares. mike: a lot of the games ended up with people not returning to life, so i wonder how they would do that in real life. kristen: you would probably get splattered with paint and you are out. mike: or fall into a vat of something, it would be fun. kristen: like jell-o. dan: like that other abc show we have. mike: i was a big fan of that. that was amazing. let's talk about our weather, the amazing change coming at us tomorrow. you can feel it in most neighborhoods if you have this evening. we are three to 12 degrees

cooler than today, putting us inland in the 70's for the most part, a few 80's will hang on, but they are way up in places like antioch and fairfield, 60's around the bay and the coast, it will be breezy for the better part of the day. we are in and out of the sunshine and clouds, and it will feel cooler because of that. for thrive city tomorrow, 60 degrees and breezy. gusts up to 20, 30 miles per hour, dropping down to 56. that's definitely going to be chillier then most of the game so far. there is a look at my seven-day forecast. the biggest drop and the coolest temperature is friday into saturday, and then a warming trend as summer starts next week. dan: sounds good, mike. thank you. kristen: if you are looking for something to do this weekend, d stume t.corgi con.

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kristen: coming up next, the stanley cup final, followed by a special edition of abc7news. then catch the 80's top 10. then, we'll a fortune, and don't miss abc7news at 11:00. dan: a group of fans for the warriors turned into a commitment that could only be described in one way -- a marriage. kristen: justin dorsey introduces us to the fans who started a podcast to share their passion r the te. warrior to chase 2019, wriors has packed the arena to

cheer on their team. these season-ticket owners since the doors opened, they are now enjoying their first finals run played out in their second home. >> there is something about warriors basketball. >> it's nice to have our own seeds, our own section, have some ownership and feel like it them home away from home. >> these friends, or sisters, say they love their team and away they almost can't describe. locking down season tickets was a commitment, a matrimony if you will. they are in it for life. >> we literally married the warriors, because the contract is 30 years. the license is 30 years, and the running joke was, that's longer than some marriages. >> a joke turn catchy title name, given they cannot stop talking about the warriors. these friends took their passion to the airwaves. >> big finals energy. >> we came to our love for the sport from different directions, but we all love not only the

product, like i said, but the off court stuff with our love for the players too. >> on their podcast, they cover anything to everything dubs, their cookie of the game segment to the 2022 playoff run. >> we went through the m.v.p., she went through the mip. >> but not all topics of conversation has been positive this year. one of the original ticket holders passed away as the season began. she has been the teams good luck charm. >> she would not want us to wallow and be sad. i am sure she is enjoying all this finals excitement. >> the sisters hope the finals run ends with a championship in her honor. justin dorsey, abc7news. dan: that's this edition of abc7news at 4:00.

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