already reacting. good morning everybody. reggie: we check in with lisa for a look at the forecast. lisa: it is a quiet start grade we have patchy fog that has formed around the bay area. monsoonal moisture is going to bring partly cloudy skies. you can see the clearview from our exploratorium camera. it is milder to start. patchy fog at the coast in the 60's. kumasi: new information about an investigation happening overnight in oakland. police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run between 61st and 62nd avenues.

officers found a 60-year-old man lying in the road. he died at the scene. investigators are now looking for someone who drove off either in a white or silver pickup truck. we will let you know as soon as we learn more information. reggie: a protest is planned to demand more doses of the monkeypox vaccine. the city health department says it needs 30 5000 doses. the federal government has only agreed to send an additional 4000 at this point. the vaccine is in short supply across the country. the problem was in full view at a vaccination event the san francisco aids foundation yesterday. they had just 500 doses but a waiting list of 3000 people. >> the fact that it's going to take until the end of this year to get 2 million doses out is frightening. reggie: state senator scott weiner says he spoke to nancy pelosi about monkeypox. he says pelosi is advocating to

federal health agencies to move faster to obtain more doses. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment. jobina: you won't have to wear a mask on bart anymore starting today. bart is dropping its mask mandate requirement again. lena helen is live with the details. >> some say they couldn't wait to take their masks off with public transit being one of the last place is still required masks. others say the risk of getting covid is still too high to be taking masks off right now. back in april all federal, state and local mandates required masks on public transit were lifted. a week later at the board of directors unanimously approved their own mask mandate which

expires today. this comes at a time when covid cases are rising because of an extremely contagious subvariant called ba.5. experts say the pandemic is far from over. we spoke with one bart rider. >> i personally don't think so because of the heavy foot traffic the city gets and just personally around the whole bay area. i think covid isn't completely over so it's smart to still say safe and wear your mask. >> free masks will still be available for anyone who wants one at all station agent booths and from a safety staff. bart officials told us they could reinstate this mandate if the current uptick in covid cases continues. reggie: friends and family are remembering a 28-year-old man killed in a shooting at a

livermore bowling alley. 28-year-old antonio vargas was having a night out with friends when he was shot saturday evening. his father since he was proud of his son who was a daca recipient from mexico. he recently started his own carpet cleaning business. the shooting happened after a fight in the bar area. gunshots hit three people, killing antonio. witness was stuck at a stoplight the morning of the shooting. >> all these young adults were running in different directions. i was thinking to myself what's going on. reggie: police have not made any arrests or released a description of the suspect. jobina: another mass shooting in america. three people are dead and many others hurt outside the mall in indianapolis. a man armed with a rifle opened

fire inside a food court before he was shot and killed by an armed shopper. police say the person who took down the shooter was a 22-year-old man from a nearby county. >> the real hero of the day is the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in that food court and was able to stop the shooter almost as soon as he began. jobina: police say they will have more information about what happened later today. reggie: a man accused of shooting a mt. view police officers in jail. police released this photo the suspect. he is accused of shooting the officer during a traffic stop early saturday morning. the suspect crashed his suv more than a mile away and ran away. >> we eventually were able to locate him today in the east

bay. with the assistance of u.s. marshals service will is a ton of other law enforcement agencies we were able to locate him and to take him into custody this afternoon. reggie: the injured officer is expected to survive. the department posted a special thank you on social media. jobina: chp is investigating after a car ended up submerged in water in oakland. the driver side ended up in the water. cruise got him out and he was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. reggie: systemic failures in the uvalde school massacre. the main takeaways from new body cam footage revealing more poor decisions from law enforcement. the reason police say you should plan to avoid the area for the next three days. and a food delivery fee battle. grubhub and doordash now saying your food orders are unfair to them.

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reggie: some relief for people living near the washburn fire. people in the community were allowed to go back home over the weekend. the highway 41 entrance to yosemite is now closed. crews have successfully kept flames away from ancient sequoia trees. more than 4800 acres have already burned since it started july 7. lisa: weather-wise the heat not using in the sierra. in our neighborhood east bay values -- valleys that he did not really easing. still another hot day. we are kind of stuck in those summer doldrums. fog not very prevalent this morning. but it is beginning to form out

there. 61 in san jose. 50 half moon bay. some patchy fog that is coming into play. gorgeous view. look at these low to mid 60's in inland valleys. a southwest breeze but still 65° in fairfield and 49 in santa rosa. chile to start. patchy fog through the afternoon. 66 downtown near average across the bay. mid-90's return inland with upper 80's north bay. low 80's in san jose. sue: you are in lots of company out there. stream of headlights. but they are moving at a pretty good clip. we don't have any stalls or accidents on this stretch of the freeway.

if you are traveling from hercules westbound you are looking at about a 35 minute drive time. we have this accident in daly city. it is southbound 280 at highway one just south of east more. that is blocking the left lane although i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic according to our sensors. reggie: it's one of oprah's favorite things. now the model bakery is bringing its fluffy baked goodness to another bay area city. plus remember these trash cans that got some heated reactions trying to solve san francisco's trash problem because of how much they cost? much they cost? now they are getting ready to ladies, six minutes please... this is my life. it's not always “picture perfect.” plus i'm dealing with bleeding from uterine fibroids. enter myfembree,

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reggie: opening arguments beginning the sentencing phase of the parkland school shooting. the shooter is facing the death penalty. he pleaded guilty to killing 17 people and hurting 17 others at marjory stoneman douglas high school in your high school -- senior high school in 2020. the defense will focus on his mental health and upbringing. jobina: a blistering new report on the deadly shooting in uvalde. it shows more than 400 law enforcement officials who responded to the shooting failed to follow their active shooter training. we want to warn you, some of this is very difficult to watch. >> new bodycam video showing officers initially responding to calls of shots fired at robb elementary school. the camera warned by police

officer shows him arriving minutes after the gunman got inside the adjoining classrooms were 19 students and two teachers were killed. they draw back after taking gunfire from the suspect. he tells others to go in. surveillance shows law enforcement did not enter for more than an hour. the video released by the mayor of uvalde the same day a scaling new report was published which found officers took a lackadaisical approach with egregiously poor decision-making and nuclear leadership among the 376 officers who responded. >> if there's only one thing i can tell you, there were multiple systemic failures. >> the officers failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. it's possible that some victims could have survived if they had not had to wait 73 additional minutes for rescue.

the report also criticizing the school in hopes of getting other schools up to date. >> robb elementary was not adequately prepared for the risk of a school shooter. >> whatever i see in this report is not going to bring my son back. >> the shooter attended fourth grade inside room 111 where the shooting happened. his former teacher testifying he was bullied that year. jobina: police are asking to avoid the port of oakland. truckers are protesting a new law. they say they will have to pay thousands of dollars in extra insurance and license costs.supe truckers with better working conditions. the supreme court denied a

motion to hear the truckers response. reggie: san francisco looking to make a deal with delivery services grubhub and doordash. both companies filed a lawsuit calling the 15% cap on fees unconstitutional. they have caused that legislation and will dismiss it if the new ordinance is amended. this proposal preserves the 15% cap for basic services but allows restaurants to waive the cap to pay higher commissions from marketing and better visibility on these apps. jobina: we put goats to work by having them eat dry brush to prevent fires from spreading. a winery is using docs to keep pests -- ducks to keep pests at bay.

they eat snails and worms and a lot of other things and they can be extremely harmful to vines. the 1600 birds are released into the vineyard every morning snacking on the pests and helping fertilize the ground as they go. reggie: this is wild. jobina: i wonder if we could do that. we could honestly pick up the ones that are pooping all over the grass at lake merritt and just put them in the north bay. reggie: these are not bad ideas. jobina: it would help a lot of people out i think. lisa: i missed part of the story so sorry, but i agree. reggie: it's just ducks in the vineyard. lisa: good morning everybody. we are looking at a nice view. 14 hours and 29 minutes of daylight.

air quality moderate to good. the sea breeze will be with us although there's not a whole lot of fog. 55 san francisco. 56 in oakland. here's the patchy fog that is formed in the last hour. this will allow for cooling sea breeze. 49 in santa rosa. three to five degrees warmer than what you are used to. looking at another warm to hot day again. the gradual cooling is going to take place as we get through the work week. 60's here. 70's across the bay. 90's inland. that's tuesday and wednesday. no big changes. that 35 degrees.

status with us. low 80's in the south bay. mid 80's from sonoma with 78 union city. we've got 90's again heading inland. the next couple days very little change. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. jobina: ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> we begin with the latest on that deadly mall shooting in indiana. three people killed before a bystander with a gun stop the shooter. now there's a blistering new report on the law enforcement breakdown during the school massacre in uvalde as well. the dangerous heat for millions of americans topping triple

digits as far as utah. oklahoma is going to get into the seat. texas has just been on fire the entire summer. and how to save at your supermarket. creative ways that you can cut costs. and also once you do cut those costs, what you should consider if you are thinking about renting or buying the home. and we will be adding on. jennifer lopez and ben affleck tied the knot over the weekend. and the details on the ceremony

jobina: a summary of external conditions driven by climate change. officials in spain and portugal say the heat has led to more than 1000 deaths and in the u.k. a severe weather emergency has been declared in london. temperatures are expected to reach past 100 degrees

fahrenheit today and tomorrow. lisa: we know a lot of people over there. add in a crowded tourist, it is pretty warm. don't you love our sea breeze? the fog has been patchy this morning. it is 61 in san jose. 50 half moon bay. it's clear out there. mild in the 60's and inland valleys. mid 80's for cupertino and sunnyvale. keeping you in the mid-70's from san mateo and hayward today. jobina: ukrainian president zelenskyy has suspended his top two law enforcement, citing cases of treason by russian personnel. process steps up its devastating attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. zelenskyy says hundreds of employees of the security force

have been in contact with russian forces giving them information. the suspended officials have not commented on the accusations. reggie: danville's hot summer sun days car show returned after two years. show first started 24 years ago. it features hundreds of hot rods and classic cars in downtown danville. there were rare one-of-a-kind collector cars and classic and muscle cars along with live music and awards for the favorite collector vehicles. another hot summer sunday event is scheduled for august 21. jobina: north bay bakery that has made oprah's favorite things list four times is coming to the east bay. the bakery will be able to see to 50 customers indoors. it's expected to have a patio. the owners say their expansion plans have been in the works for more than a year. reggie: san francisco is trying

out some new pricey prototypes for the future of the city's trash cans. they were quite controversial when they were first unveiled last year. they cost between 10000 and $20,000 each. city officials say they can prevent trash overflow and keep people from digging through the garbage. the chronicle reports the cans are the streets this week. each trashcan will be in two different locations during the 60 day pilot. i was telling you that i saw it at dolores park while a man was digging through it. which was supposed to be what these would prevent. so. jobina: i feel like we all knew that wasn't going to always work. but it's a pilot program. reggie: correct. jobina: closer than ever at a

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a mask free commute on board. reactions to the first day of masks optional on board. lisa: we are starting off with six beautiful shots from around the bay area. we have a big difference in temperatures. lisa is tracking it for your neighborhood.

reggie: open-air family break-in. -- a bear family break-in. jobina: which porridge with the go for first -- would they go for first? reggie: bears have discriminating taste these days. they are living in our neighborhoods. they go to the house with the good stuff. lisa: they just need to not pull off the entire refrigerator door. we are talking about not a whole lot of fog this morning. 55 downtown. 58 in palo alto. when you are on the peninsula and you don't have much of a marine layer. how about 65 in fairfield.

mid and upper 80's inland and by later on we got cool 70's along the bayshore. it's going to be a slow cool down. we'll talk about it in detail in a few minutes. reggie: part of building a better bay area involves focusing on your health. masks are no longer required on bart starting now. bart is lifting that mask mandate even as covid cases continue to go up in the bay area. lena holland is live in the newsroom. >> this is being lifted while covid cases in the bay area are surging once again. riders we spoke with had mixed thoughts on being able to take masks off once again. this is the second time in three months bart has lifted its mask requirement.

back in april all domestic mandates -- the mask mandates were lifted. board of directors unanimously approved their own mask mandate which expires today. this comes at a time when doctors say the worst covid subvariant is here and it's never been easier to get infected even if you are vaccinated. we spoke with a bart writer -- rider who said she couldn't wait to take her mask off. >> i personally think it's fine. most people are double vaccinated if not more. i feel good school. >> in general i feel like everyone has had it at this point. just go home and quarantine and if you don't, live your own life. >> bart officials told us they could reinstate this mandate if the current uptick in covid

cases continues. free masks will still be available for anyone who wants one at all station agent booths and from all safety staff. jobina: a bittersweet celebration yesterday for special-needs students who were left out of their graduation program. a nonprofits stepped in to hold a graduation ceremony of their own. community members to grouch -- to celebrate achievements. >> somebody else saying we got you guys, we are going to celebrate you guys makes the nightmare become a little bit better. >> proud and happy because i had a party. jobina: the situation has been tense for students and their families. yesterday a celebration was

helpful in raising their spirits. the students have all received their diplomas from san diego -- san leandro high school. reggie: four oakland firefighters were hurt when two ladder trucks collided. they were responding to a fire in a vacant pg&e building. the fire department says the firefighters were taken to the hospital not seriously hurt. no word on what caused the collision. jobina: the ntsb and the faa are involving a deadly crash involving two planes at the north las vegas airport. one of the planes was coming in for a landing one hit another plane could both fell to the ground with one catching fire on impact. the other fell into a water retention pond. there were two people in each plane. all four of them died.

at least two people were injured in this emergency landing over the weekend. there was a family in one car at the red light when a driver noticed a plane headed for them. he drove forward avoiding the aftermath that caused a road closure for hours. reggie: jury selection begins today in the trial of steve bannon. he faces contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. he claimed executive privilege despite the fact that he stopped working for the white house for years before the insurrection. records show that bannon spoke with trump twice on the day before the attack, saying this on his podcast january 5. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. this is going to be the misdemeanor from hell.

reggie: prosecutors expect to take just one day to present their case. brandon faces up to two years in prison if found guilty. deleted secret service text messages are going to be handed over to the committee investigating the insurrection by tomorrow. investigators will go through the text to see if there's anything of value. >> we need all the texts from the fifth and sixth of january. i was shocked to hear they didn't back up their data before they reset their iphones. that's crazy. i don't know why that would be. but we need to get this information to get the full picture. reggie: the department of homeland security says the messages were raised as part of a planned migration. they said none of the messages were related to the investigation. then they said some of them might be pertinent.

jobina: president biden is facing criticisms and the collapse of most of his domestic agenda. joe manchin is walking away from the talks around the latest bill for climate change and taxes on the super wealthy. senator bernie sanders says something else is going on. >> he has sabotaged the president's agenda. it is the future of the planet. when he sabotages climate change, this is an existential threat to humanity. jobina: he says he's open to other bills like on that would be able to have medicare negotiate prescription drug costs. the murder trial over the cal poly freshman kristin smart.

we will have another update on how the markets are doing next. it's a different kind of do not fly list. the top airports to avoid if you want to escape all the travel headaches. and you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. abc 7 at 7:00 is live on the abc 7 bay area streaming. lisa: we are looking at the subtropical moisture that's bringing some showers into southern california. not an unusual phenomenon for the summer. we could see a few high clouds in the south bay. it is mild in inland valleys to start. 55 in the cities. 61 in san jose.

at 2000 feet temperatures in the mid-70's on top of mount tam, mount diablo. relative humidity is at 14%. 49 in santa rosa. 65 by the delta. 62 in concord. we will look for low 80's today in san jose. 76 palo alto. 82 in redwood city and we'll get some sun at the coast. low 60's here. partly sunny with some fog. 83 petaluma. you get the afternoon cooling with mid-seventies in san leandro. 82 in hercules. the delta breeze will be with us not as much as we would like. still above average with 94 in concord. 98 in brentwood.

nice views heading in this morning. sue: we've got slowing traffic behind the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. we are backed up to about richmond parkway. about an eight minute drive into marin county. metering lights were on a little bit ago and you can see traffic stacking up beyond the over crossings. you're tapping on the brakes from the tunnel to the western portion of the bridge. that's about a 35 minute drive. 80 westbound looking at about 20 minutes. highway 87 looking good up to

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years since college freshman kristin smart went missing. prosecutors are trying to prove her murder despite never finding her body. paul flores and his father ruben are on trial. they were the last people seen with smart. his father is accused of helping hide her body behind his home. later digging up her remains to move them. she was 19 years old when she disappeared. reggie: more than 750,000 dollars was raised during aids walk in san francisco. the first in person gathering for the walk since covid hit. the message, don't forget about this other pandemic.

>> there is still a need and so much has pivoted to covid recently. all the money in research and everything. we want to bring people back. >> the aids walk was another big success. the fight taking on a new urgency in recent years. >> we still don't have a vaccine. now long-term survivors are dealing with so many issues. >> so much progress in treatment and prevention. 40 years now plus. we have come so far but we still have too far to go. >> abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the aids walk. dan ashley has been part of the event for the last 28 years. >> our community living with this disease are really impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. that's why it's so important to get back on track and keep aids

walk going and to restore full attention to the job ahead in terms of dealing with hiv and aids. jobina: a dead whale washed up on a popular beach near pacific appear. -- pacifica pier. marine biologists are assessing how it got there and how to dispose of it. if you are flying for a vacation, you have heard the horror stories. flightaware analysis indicates that new york area airports are some of the worst in the nation for flight cancellations. with newark and laguardia topping the list. worst for delays are chicago midway, orlando international and jfk. airlines blame the government for the lack of air traffic controllers. the faa puts the blame on airline staffing issues as well

as bad weather and heavy traffic. reggie: concerns about inflation . one of their tips is to download grocery store apps. that we can get promotional deals. the other tips, to call these new is kind of a stretch. by generic. we have heard that all of our lives. and shop around whenever possible. another thing that likely already know. certain everyday items are just more expensive overall. >> anything to do with an animal. milk, butter, eggs. beef, pork, chicken. those prices are going to go up. reggie: prices for everyday items have surged over 12% this year. that's the biggest annual increase in 40 years. in this era of hybrid remote, amazon is trying to figure out it's true need for a host of new office buildings.

the giant is pausing work on six office buildings outside of seattle and nashville. amazon says it still plans to hire thousands of workers in the area. the company calls the offices long-term investments says it wants to make sure the spaces are designed to meet employees needs in the future. futures in the stock market were rising slightly ahead of some big earnings reports from major companies including netflix. san francisco-based twitter will also share earnings for the second quarter on friday. the european central bank is expected to raise interest rates for the first time in 11 years. the u.s. federal reserve is signaling it will raise interest rates once again during its meeting next week. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up almost 300 points. jobina: the happiest place on earth celebrated its 67th birthday. disneyland opened in anaheim with 20 attractions.

it was designed and built under the direct supervision of walt disney. to mark the occasion, park visitors enjoyed some magical treats yesterday. there were birthday cupcakes. disney is the parent company of abc 7. a homeowner in southern california found two intruders eating her donuts. i think if she wanted to get the recording, she could have left the phone and gone upstairs and called for help. a mama bear and her cub broke into a home. the homeowner says the bear removed the screen from an open window. mama bear and the cub headed straight to the kitchen and discovered donuts. homeowner made loud noises and the bears scurried away.

this is her second time having unexpected visitors. reggie: she has a good attitude. she is just a few feet to close for my comfort level. lisa: eating donuts? reggie: can you blame? you can blame. you don't like donuts. lisa: it's not part of his diet. jobina: almost hibernation time i think. lisa: maybe they are skipping hibernation. reggie: that has been nothing. tears are coming out earlier from hibernation. jobina: they are getting bigger. remember hank the tank? it's terrible. forgot about him. he lisa: we are stuck in this weather pattern or we have a 33

degree temperature spread from coastal valleys but here's something different. some monsoonal moisture up a few extra clouds and parts of the south bay. sometimes this interacts with the system offshore and that gives us dry lightning and the concern for high fire danger. low clouds and fog beginning to invade parts of san francisco. 55 downtown. 61 in san jose. more fog to the south of us. air quality is good to moderate. cool temperatures toward sonoma county. we still have the southwest wind up to 20 miles an hour. low 60's concord and livermore. mid 70's around the bay. mid 90's inland. triple digits out towards the sacramento valley.

wednesday we still have the limited sea breeze and still in the mid 90's by thursday. 79 in milpitas with 81 in cupertino this afternoon. 78 in mountain view. advertising the upper 60's downtown san francisco. 70 south city with a sunny day on the way. novato 80 warm. clear lake in the upper 90's with low 70's for berkeley and el cerrito. we've got more warmth from 91 in walnut creek with 98 in brentwood. air quality with the fire out there not the best. overall some moderate air quality. we trimmed the temperatures by the end of the week inland but just barely.

reggie: crazy video from the big island of hawaii. the high surf warning went into effect. waves reached up to 20 feet high. this video is from oceanfront condos in the kona area. waves reached over the rooftops of condos. the hazardous surf warning is expected to expire today. jobina: there is more video of a wedding reception. it's an extremely rare find. a bright orange lobster. the lobster arrived in a recent shipment. workers decided to name it cheddar. the restaurant rescued lobster

and it will be sent to its new forever home at ripley's aquarium in myrtle beach. finding an orange lobster is extremely rare. the chances are one in 30 million. basically if you want to be saved at red lobster, don't be read. a popular greek restaurant is opening its biggest location in san francisco. it is set to take over the now closed magnolia brewing spot in the dogpatch neighborhood. an exact date has not been set. the company website says it will open in mid-august. it's known for his fast casual menu of reps and salad, great fries and greek yogurt. this will be it's fifth restaurant in the city and it's also putting a location in marin this year. reggie: the answer is coming up in an animated comedy flick, do you see league of super pets.

superman's lab loses his powers and assembles a team of shelter codes were given powers. the film features the voices of dwayne the rock johnson, kate mckinnon, natosha lyons, kiana reeves and kevin hart. >> when you have the opportunity to become part of the cast of characters that can bring it to life, that's a big deal. reggie: the movie hits theaters july 29. have the full interview coming up at 7:00. jobina: san francisco based company since performance audio right to your cell phone. the company says the technology allows everyone from the front row to the back to hear the same height polity sound.

t-mobile recently tested the app using their 5g network and said it was very successful. it is still not clear when the app will be available for public use. have you ever been to a concert and then you were thinking, i wish i hadn't seen them live? reggie: i'm trying to think of that's actually happened to me. jobina: i haven't had that experience thankfully. reggie: i really know who i'm going to go see. jobina: i don't just get a ticket. reggie: i really need to be a fan. jobina: if i have heard that this person can be shaky, i will just skip it because i like the image i already have of you. reggie: you know who started her tour last night? who's coming here. lady gaga.

jobina: i'm not going to be here. reggie: i'm not going to be here either. she looked really good and said she feels great. she has had a lot of health issues. jobina: she had some back pain and things. reggie: she said this is the best she has felt in years. i'm happy for her. jobina: and she sounds wonderful. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area tv app. you can download the app now and go to heaven.

jobina: a mass shooting yesterday at an indiana mall left three people dead and several others hurt including a 12-year-old girl. the gunman was killed by a shopper with a gun. reggie: jury selection begins today in steve bannon's trial. the one-time advisor to former president trump faces contempt charges after refusing to work

with the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. jobina: the federal government is preparing to send 4000 additional doses of the monkeypox vaccine to san francisco. we need about 30,000 in the city. san francisco has a most 50% of all monkeypox cases in the state. reggie: bart is lifting its mask mandate for writers -- riders. lisa: patchy fog at the coast. a hot day inland with mid 90's. sue: a pretty late monday morning commute. we had an earlier accident northbound 17 you can see traffic is very light. jobina: these people floated to work at the annual tradition at the creek in colorado city. reggie: there is one sea lion.

where is his friends? they said meet us there. we will be there. good morning, america. for other our viewers in the west -- for our viewers in the west, overnight, another deadly mass shooting. this time, at an indiana maul. this time, at an indiana mall. breaking overnight, a gunman opens fire inside an indianapolis area mall. >> victims are possibly in the food court? >> at least three dead including a 12-year-old girl. this morning, what we know about the 22-year-old armed bystander who stopped the shooter. police hail him as a hero. the investigation right now. new body cam footage. just minutes after the shooter made his way inside robb elementary school in uvalde. >> shots fired. get inside. go, go, go. >> with nearly 400 officers on the scene. this after the first comprehensive report on the massacre was released blaming