concerned, and people around here are on edge. police telling us the shooting had nothing to do with pride. >> police were alerted after shots were heard. reporter: that is the san francisco supervisor who represents the district. forensic investigators were brought in. the shooter was seen leaving the station. police gave a brief description of who they are looking for.

>> we have multiple cameras on board. all of that footage has been turned over to the police department. reporter: the shooting occurred during pride week area >> there has been horrible incidents in the country. i'm sure this doesn't help. >> this incident does not appear to have any connection of fraud events. -- pride events. we want to make sure visitors understand that. reporter: this guided tour continued despite the heavy police presence. judy came to celebrate the 100th anniversary. >> the police were here.

shootings are so rare. the supervisor said they could not room the last one will be found long in 2015, a person was shot. during pride weekend, there is always added security that is not the case today because celebrations have not started. leah melendez, abc7news. kristen: team coverage continues. you talked to writers. -- ruiders. reporter: again, this is the

stop or they say the altercation happened. shut down this stop for passengers for about four hours where they investigated. the doors are open and people are going in and out just in time for the evening rush hour. earlier today, that wasn't the case. the station closed after the shooting. many people showed up unaware. people were surprised. >> it is scary to go anywhere.

i wecestatioto close. messesp my day.>> you hear aboud the country. it is scary. reporter: most of the people i spoke to said it will not stop them, but they agreed it's a time where people need to be more cautious. again, this stop is now open. you should be good to go. larry: new memorial.

michael and his husband spent the afternoon putting up a new anti-gun memorial not far from the scene. they are calling on legislators to come up with more effective gun control laws. this includes the names of victims and referenced the shooting as it structure, national gun laws. kristen: a man was accused of killing people. he drove back to san jose where there was a standoff with officers. reporter: after a double shooting last night, children

were left. a man came to this home where he shot another man dead in the street. his three young children came out to find the father dead. they say the loved one was a good person. they do not know how he may have been connected to the shooter. hours later, the suspect took another life. >> we received calls last night. reporter: a man the family says she was romantically involved with. family did not want to be identified. >> she had a big heart. a wonderful mother. for this to happen to her.

reporter: pd says the shooter led a police chase in san jose with the woman and two children in the car. >> this was a violent, armed individual. reporter: he would drop off the passengers before barricading himself. the stand up and violently seven hours later. the suspect exited the shed, holding a firearm. you can hear officers. police say it appears he knew the victims and was involved. >>

identities will be released later this week. larry: a bipartisan gun safety bill could come up for a vote in the senate. the legislation cleared an initial procedural vote last night after weeks of negotiation. senate leaders voiced their support today. >> last night, the process began on the floor. 64 senators agreed to get on the bill. we're a few days away from passing the first major gun safety bill in 30 years. >> this time is different. this time democrats came our way and agreed to advance some common sense solutions. larry: the bill calls for enhanced background checks for buyers under the age of 21, it closes the loop holes.

it does not include a red flag revision that would include firearms -- remove firearms from people deemed a danger and does not raise the buying age. that was the president -- provision president biden wanted. kristen: new details on a stabbing at sfo last week. the suspect is a 9/11 conspiracy theories. the suspect was identified from yuba city. he parked his car friday night and got out with a machete. he's accused of approaching two men and dropped the stack of papers which the da says were writings, claiming indians were responsible for 9/11. he went to the food court and/mother man's hands before police arrested him. larry: fire crews rushed into a burning house today.

the fire victim is listed in critical condition. you could see the raging intensity as flames tore through the home. no word, cause the fire. kristen: a beach is closed after a surfer was attacked by a shark. larry: a deadly lightning strike claims the woman and dogs. reporter: london breed cancels public appearances. >> i'm tracking dangerous heat. it will go away but it will be very hot by june temperatures, i'm hearing boards from raindrops. raindrops. we your kitchen or bathroom?vate i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike!

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others rushing into the water to reach that man. kristen: the bolt of lightning killed a woman and her dog. they were in pico rivera, southeast of los angeles as storms moved through this morning. there were warnings to stay inside. the city ordered workers indoors and canceled outdoor activities. larry: crews continued efforts in san mateo county. we are live from redwood city. he spoke to neighbors who evacuated yesterday? -- you spoke to neighbors who evacuated yesterday? reporter: no power, emotional. thinking about the what if's. many are thankful for the fast response.

calfire confirmed displays was close to homes. >> we have a good line around it. reporter: kathy and her family decided to evacuate after 2:30 p.m. on tuesday. she describes seeing smoke and lames. >> we heard one report 200 feet from where the pavement ends. her son jumped into action, not knowing if they will go back to their home. >> we had a checklist i was going through, yelling. reporter: down the block, bruce decided to stay back. he has lived in the neighborhood for 40 years and said this was the closest call. >> i can imagine, people losing their homes.

reporter: what sounded like an explosion at 2:30 p.m. that day, then they lost power. >> i heard a big boom. reporter: we asked. >> any idea? >> i have investigators right now working hard on determining the cause of the fire. reporter: yesterday's close call is the reason why today they are better prepared. >> running around and trying to get what you think is right. that's not going to happen to me again. reporter: it took firefighters about six hours to control this fire. this could be a completely different story.

kristen: here is a live look. you can see the smoke. firefighters tell us the fire appears to be holding at 40 acres. it is not life. that is the update. we will continue to bring you breaking news updates. larry: he is a problem. -- keith is a problem.

kristen: we need that marine layer to come in. >> is lurking off the coast. the sea breeze did not bring any humidity or cooling with it. it did kick the wind up. that's going to be the biggest issue moving forward. you can see. plenty of heat. low to mid 90's, 80's in the south bay. step outside if you have not. open the windows and look at this. 20 to 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. it took two to six degrees.

when disgusting -- wind ease gusting at about 20 to 25 miles per hour. not nearly as stuffy. everyone else will feel a little bit better. cloud cover keep temperatures up in the 50's, 60's and 70's. had reports of raindrops falling from these clouds. the shallow marine layer returns keeping the coast school and an experience of dry, warm afternoon. you can see where the best chance of thunderstorms are, thankfully there is no thunderstorm around here. gives you an idea of how much moisture is hanging around right now. there is the potential to -- if

you hear thunder, you know that lightning struck. future radar shows the best chance, south of 580. wake up tomorrow morning and you could have increasing sunshine and clouds pulled back to the coast. tonight you will feel and sleep much better, even with high and low clouds coming in, looking at mid to upper 50's, still rather warm. even though the worst of the heat is over, we are looking at mid 90's. 60's and 70's along the coast in

san francisco, that is where it will be most comfortable. it will be that way for the proctor rate on sunday. kristen: officials are trying to determine if hot weather played a role in the trained aroma. -- trained irrelevant. the investigation said heat made the track curve. temperatures were in the 90's and officials say track temperature was higher at about 142 degrees. >> it's an issue around the world. kristen: 50 passengers had to be evacuated. several were treated for minor injuries. larry: london breed has tested positive for covid. this comes two days after she was on stage during the championship array.

the mayor's office says she is following isolation protocols. she is vaccinated and boosted. her office says she is feeling ok and will be conducting meetings from home. she will not be making upcoming public appearances. kristen: the san francisco board of education will vote on whether to extend the lottery admissions policy. -- admissions policy. they moved away from a merit-based process. that led to a recall of board members. the superintendent has recommended keeping the lottery in place for another year while they seek out a permanent solution. the meeting is set to

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>> i worked paycheck-to-paycheck. reporter: just shy of record rises recorded last week. if congress green lights the federal gas tax holiday, it would save $70 million a day according to gas buddy app. if you drive a pickup truck, you could save five dollars a week. a savings of $2.21 a week if it's a compact. the gas-x goes to pay for roads and bridges. the highest inflation in 40 years has economist raising the outs of a significant economic slowdown. according to the wall street journal, there is a 44% chance

that u.s. will be in a recession within the next year. on capitol hill, jerome powell acknowledged steve rate hikes could tip the economy into recession. >> it's a possibility. reporter: president biden and janet yellen say a recession is not inevitable but voters say the economy remains their top concern is they had to the polls for the midterm elections. near record high gas prices one-stop many americans from hitting the road. aaa estimates a record 42 million people will be taking road trips for the holiday weekend. abc news, new york. larry: inequality in silicon valley. a growing problem. we will have a look at new research that shows a larger divide. kristen: msage by staff at the local hospital left at least

one employee feeling marginalized and discriminated against. how she took action against the s

disappointed. reporter: bernadette has worked in ucf are more than a decade. she says she was disappointed when she saw this dry erase board at work, leaving off juneteenth. >> i felt like it was trying to be erased. watermelon and ccken havbeed wie it did not sit well with me. reporter: she says the person who drew the images was on vacation. >> by removing it, i respected that. reporter: then she says the

board was back, listing the holiday with images of cantaloupe, watermelon and honeydew. >> when i saw it, i started trembling. i started shaking. the watermelon and chicken thing has been a thing for black people forever. when it's brought to your attention, what do you do? reporter: after speaking to staff who were involved, we were determined that there was no negative attention but we found one of our employees founded triggering and staff saw to change the whiteboard. after learning the changes did not address the ways concern, the local manager made the decision. >> i understand some people may

not understand where i'm coming from. but it's mostly -- reporter: they celebrate diversity and works quickly to address concerns. >> i hope we can all learn from this experience. reporter: abc7news. larry: inequality is on the rise in silicon valley. this is according to a pain index. it's creating a widening gap in income as well as the racial makeup of top-level managers. abc news takes a look at troubling numbers. >> we must demand more. reporter: in its third year, the san jose institute studied reports and statistics finding rachel and social equities have gotten worse. there are zero executives and managers at apple who are

african-american or indigenous. african-americans make up only 3% of leadership. 73% of companies have no executives. this, despite a number of companies who signed a pledge. the initiative by the silicon valley leadership group. >> should they be held accountable? >> of course it's not enough and that's why we continue to double down in the private sector. reporter: despite robust growth in office, the index found the hispanic and black emilys saw incomes and life expectancy decline. food insecurity group. >> we need to put pressure on politicians to listen to your neighbor.

authors hope they will and racial inequalities. the hope is somebody will stop doing what they are currently doing, and they are coming up with new solutions to make the pain less painful. kristen: some nurses in daly city are on strike today and tomorrow. they say poor working conditions are affecting them and patients. they said the hospital runs out of lien linens, oxygen and surgery supplies. there are staffing shortages that delay lab tests and procedures with nurses doing more than one job at a time. >> there has not been a change. it's getting worse. we are looking for a contract.

i don't dare providing that right now. kristen: the california nurses association has been in negotiations. an administrator says they are disappointed and committed to continuing negotiations but they say the current wage demand is not feasible. larry: new developments regarding reports federal regulators are about to order e-cigarettes to be taken off the market. according to the wall street journal, the fda could announce his decision as early as this week after a two-year review. the agency has been studying whether products were effective in getting smokers to quit and if so, whether the benefits outweigh the health data -- damage. the fda has banned the sale of flavored cigarettes. kristen: still had, a flavored popsicle is hitting the market. popsicle is hitting the market. we will tell you

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kristen: president biden is calling on congress to suspend the federal gas tax. suspending the tax would cost $10 billion. the president says he understands the holiday one fix the problem but will bring families immediate relief. there are arguments against it. nancy pelosi does not support it. tough issue, but do you think this will help supported? >> i wish it would help. i think it would save me two

dollars a week. larry: so you are for it? >> yes! that would buy my coffee? soda? kristen: if you have a bigger gas tank, maybe you can save three dollars a week. larry: maybe. i am for anything that reduces gas prices. what i really want is to understand clearly how we have gone from here to here. i understand supply chain, there are issues, but to me, it just feels like companies are squeezing us and we have no recourse at all. no evidence of this, but that's what it feels like. >> is there a supply problem?

reporter: there is a demand problem. larry: feels like something is out of whack. another robot story? robots are everywhere. the first fully autonomous mobile robot. that does not look too scary. according to amazon, it will move packages around warehouses. technology that can automatically scan packages. mike is laughing. maybe he is a robot. >> i have no feelings or personality. is that going to vacuum the floor?

kristen: read to the ghettos. -- kiddos. larry: we want more robots? that is going to scan stuff. it's not cooking for you. kristen: dave and busters is offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience. they are calling it a night in the great indoors. to enter, you must submit a short video. i think if you are a kid, this could be your dream. >> i have never been to a dave

and busters. i have to get out more. it looks cool. larry: where have you been? kristen: maybe an escape room? i love those. you need to solve puzzles to get out of the room. larry: i want to disconnect my brain. some would argue it's already been disconnected. dave and busters is pure fun. are you with me? >> my parents load up the rv and dog. the go to place when we had kids was dave and busters. my mom and dad paid.

double fun. it is against our dna to be inside during the summer. larry: we will drop her off at the escape room and see if she can get out. what better way to beat the summer hate -- summer heat than a popsicle? unless it is a catch-up popsicle. french'sfrench's introduced a catch-up-flavored popsicle. the company says the savory tomato flavor is perfectly balanced with a hint of salty sweetness. >> well done. larry: working on my voiceover career. kristen: i would say no. but lots of kids like ketchup. what about the -- v8?

>> there might be an adult it would actually try this. someone who puts ketchup on everything. kristen: take those ketchup packets, stick them in the freezer and see if you like it. larry: they are playing the music.

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one cast member explains the prep work. >> jeremy and i went to a culinary institute where we learned the basics and got sent off to different restaurants. we did an interview. we did some practice. kristen: all eight episodes will drop on hulu tomorrow. disney is the parent company of abc 7 and hulu. larry: it is sweltering outside. >> things are improving your the coast and to a lesser extent the north and south bay. here we have a thunderstorm. you want to stay inside. it is just sitting there.

we don't want to see anymore bolts of lightning. here you go, 59 and half moon bay. there is a change. you going to fairfield, 102. you can definitely see changes taking place. that is also from the event -- evaporation. it helps cool the air. moderate in most areas but expect cleaner air in the forecast. 60's along the coast. some 90's in the south bay, east bay and north bay. the heat will just continue as clouds marched back to the coast . through tuesday, we will break the pattern. kristen: all right. got to wait a little bit. coming up, a newly released

movie about a retired teacher looking for adventure. larry: we will hear from, thompson and her costar about the new film.

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tonight kicking off at 5:00. the avalanche in tampa bay followed by a special edition of abc7news at 8:00, then the 1980's at 9:00, wheel of fortune and jeopardy, and join us for abc7news at 11:00. kristen: a movie is sparking discussion. larry: it's called good luck to you, leo grant, a widow who hires a young sex worker. >> you must be nancy. reporter: it's being called funny and heartwarming. praise for portraying female

sexuality in a positive way, which is one reason, thompson took the role that required her to barrel on screen at the age of 62. >> it was scary. the rewards outweigh the fear. reporter: nancy is a retired schoolteacher facing life alone as a widow. >> it's a common, ordinary person, decent, doing everything right, and she has these feelings of terror and shame. >> i have always been ashamed of my body. reporter: her late husband never satisfies her physically. >> i think it's common, women will shame about wanting sex and pleasure and not knowing how to ask for it or what it is. reporter: nancy hires leo to find out.

>> leo is someone who has to wear a mask for work, but there are glimpses into the man underneath who has had his own journey with sexuality and desire, body image. easy and men who has allowed himself to be vulnerable. reporter: both performers are extraordinary because they checked vanity at the door to fully expose themselves in so many ways. sandy kenyon, abc7news. kristen: disney is the parent company of hulu and abc 7. larry: abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the op. join us forever you want, wherever you happen to be. kristen: we make it easy. that is it at 4:00. larry: we're coming off the finals.

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