you for coming and hanging out with us right here on "celebrity family feud." i'm steve harvey, everybody. and we'll see you next time, folks. -- captions by vitac -- ♪ >> building a better bay area. this is abc7news. >> people running in panic when shots rang out in a beach boardwalk in or at a. what investigators they fled up to up in near a busy area of the beach in hollywood, florida destination located in fort lauderdale and miami. one person was detained and police are looking for another suspect. >> an altercation broke out

between two groups of people. four children between the ages of one and 17 were shot. five adults from 25 to 65 years of age also hit by bullets. people were taken to nearby hospitals. multiple hospitals showing a frantic crowd and people receiving medical aid. officials set up a family assistance center at the beach where people could reunite with their belongings and loved ones. the hollywood mayor says the area was packed. >> people come to enjoy a holiday weekend on the beach with their families, and to have people in complete disregard of the safety of the public and have an observation with guns with thousands of people around them is beyond reckless. >> the beach has been blocked off while police investigate. >> you have g

notification from abc7news about the shooting, if not, download the abc 7 bay area news app and enable notifications. >> new details about a stabbing that happened in san francisco's chinatown this morning. a worker was seriously wounded in the attack at aa baky d cafe on stockton street. tim johns explains that members of the community are worried the incident could keep people away from the neighborhood. >> my initial response was sadness. >> shock monday morning after a stabbing at the aa bakery and cafe. the victim was an employee who has life-threatening injuries. a suspect has been detained. investigators have not given an update since after the incident. >> it was a knife the victim was stabbed a couple times in the back and neck area. >> a man said he saw the a

occur. he wishes to remain anonymous. >> the lady finally ran out from the counter, fell down and lay down on the coffee machine at her eyes closed. >> the community is stunned. the bakery is one of the most popular places for residents and visitors alike. >> it is one of the go to stops in chinatown, actually one of the go to bakeries in all of san francisco. >> chinatown was hit hard by the pandemic. local leaders hope this does not undo recent progress bringing people to the area. >> the community has been working so hard for years to bring foot traffic back. to make people feel welcome and safe. >> supervisor peskin whose district includes chinatown says his office is in contact with the shop's owner to provide support. >> developing now, the clock is

ticking after a bipartisan deal to raise the u.s. debt ceiling was announced over the weekend. lawmakers have one week to lock the deal in. president biden and house speaker mccarthy came to a agreement saturday. the legislation will suspend the debt limit until 2025. it will allow the government to freeze the debt they already owe. the agreement will move to congress were members of both parties will vote. if they don't pass the bill, they could miss the june 5 deadline and force the government into strophic default. it increases work requirements for food income programs, something biden and mccarthy had opposing views on. >> that is divided government. that's where we end up. i think it is a positive bill. >> congress is expected to vote wednesday. >> the night a memorial day

ceremony at the lafayette hillside memorial honoring those who never came home. including a mother who has a personal reason to honor those who sacrificed their lives for our country. [taps] ♪ >> a hillside fire of crosses to remember those -- hillside full of process to remember those who never came home. vega to those in his convoy, and son to his mom yolanda. >> joined the air force. i remember what he -- when he called me. just what i am doing, mom? i joined the air force. >> at the ceremony, yolanda shared jonathan's story to the crowd at lafayette hillside memorial.

two tours in and jonathan came back with more and use back in 2007. >> he said, i'm going to afghanistan. i said, no, you're not. he said yep, i am. he left january 2008 and was killed april 29, 2008. >> yolanda, now a goldstar mom, fought back her emotions as she talked about her son. >> the next day, there were air force men in my office. my secretary came out and said, there are t and they need to speak with you. i didn't want to see them. it has been one day at a time. >> it is that courage that is recognized by those here. >> no one can ever repay you

the unbelievable loss you have had. but thank you for supporting your family member. ♪ >> each cross representing a family like yolanda's. still dealing with loss, but focusing on the good, in this case, the last thing jonathan said to his mom before that dark day. >> "mommy, i'm right. i'm serving my country." >> j.r. >> on the peninsula, hillsboro held its annual memorial day event today. the event kicked off with a huge parade and car show. one special guest included california congressman kevin mullin. it was followed by an observance ceremony. abc 7 political analyst jackie speier was a guest speaker.

attendees got to enjoy a music festival with a long line-up of performers. >> as a veteran, i always have people thanking me. i thank them because it has been a privilege to serve my country. >> veterans gathered at the 82nd memorial day service at golden gate cemetery. the tribute included a gun salute and flyover by the u.s. coast guard. in san francisco, congresswoman pelosi took part in the memorial day tribute at the presidio. >> we pay tribute as we all know to those who gave the last full measure of devotion to the defense of our democracy. >> the ceremony took place at the national ceremony. several goldstar families who lost loved ones in the iraq war attended the service. >> no citizen of this country can ever take for granted what they have protected. what they have defended. >> in the south bay, oak hill

memorial park in san jose opened the doors to servicemen and women who joined the community with a special ceremony, a tradition that has taken place more than 100 years. this is one of the largest bay area remembrance events. >> let's talk a bit about the weather. we are not quite done yet with may gray. >> they have a couple more days of may great coming your way. let start with overnight conditions. low clouds, mid-level and high clouds will increase over so at the start of the day it will be great again -- gray again, near the end of may. the clouds will pull back so you can inspect sunny skies in land. temperatures all across the bay area still in the 50's. around noon, more lynch in a brighter skies, temperatures mid-60's and low 60's round of the bay. mid-50's around the coast.

and the late afternoon, we will see high temperatures in the low 70's inland and upper 60's around the coast, but it will cool down after sunset at a 20 5 p.m. -- 8:25 p.m. >> drowning in the east bay lake. a man drowned saturday at in the hills of livermore. he jumped from a vote to retrieve an oar that fell in the water. one factor that contributed is exceptionally cold water, a consequence of winter storms from the sierra. park officials say the heavy snow pack melting makes the water very cold, making it hard to navigate. other tips for safety, stay in chest deep water, only swim in designated areas and wear a life jacket. respiratory use pulled -- first view -- rescue crews pulled two children from where a high

overturn -- a kayak overturned. the san francisco department of rescuers took two people to the hospital for hyperthermia. everyone is expected to be ok. >> tomorrow elizabeth holmes is headed to prison. the former theranos ceo will turn herself into per federal prison camp at 6:00 in the morning. she was sentenced to 11 years of prison after being convicted of spirit see last years. she will spend her time on kitchen duty. candace fields tells us what else prison life means for homes. >> the matter what she argued happens, she will be separated from her family, her children, her friends. and that may be the highest price a person can pay. >> the prison camp houses over 650 inmates, most were convicted

of white-collar crimes. >> tomorrow a plea for the state to provide additional funding for mass transit. they will call for the approval of a $5 billion transit subsidy. they say transit is still struggling post-pandemic, and immediate action is needed to prevent service cuts across california. transit agencies have been surviving off of federal money, but by 2020 five, many agencies, including part, project that that extra cash will run out. muni projects a one of $30 million budget shortfall in 2025 and would need to make service reductions equivalent to cutting 20 bus lines. >> a plan to fund an stadium in vegas. the response ahead. >> everybody is worried. >> a late start to one of the

top spring harvests in california. the impact of unseasonable weather on the chariot corrupt. -- cherry crop. >> what the numbers indicate for the summer travel season. >>. the look at what is live on jimmy kimmel live. >> watch tv tonight, it is good for your hair. >> people have been mad at me over the years. i forget the jokes i have made about them. >> that's the great thing about smoking so much weed. ♪

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with real strategies on how to be successful and get the best deal with real estate. >> cherry picking is back in the bay area after a late bloom at some bay area farms. lauren martinez explains the reason we are having to wait. >> look at this one! >> pick your own cherry season has arrived. families flocked to a farm in morgan on monday. >> it was 90 degrees plus, all this fruit would be ripened. >> the co-owner said the weather has delayed the opening of you pick farms across the state, including theirs. this orchard just opened over the memorial day weekend. >> normally this would be picked out two weeks ago. we had a late blooming, which meant lake cherries ripening. >> they don't have cherries in

her home country of vietnam, so she makes a tradition to visit a you pick farm every year. >> it is very rare in vietnam, that's why i enjoy it. >> she says another cherry orchard she has visited this year. their prices from last year. >> now it is almost double, i still go. >> these cherries are shipped all over the world. whichever ones are taken during the pick season is collected taken to a packinghouse. >> mother nature has to do a little work. >> they have no plans to change their prices from last year. they are just hoping families who visit one of their five ranges enjoy their time -- ranches enjoy their time together. >>

loads of water over the weekend. this beautiful video captured the planned release that happened on saturday. water made its way into the feather river system. the california department of water resources said the dam was at 96% capacity. this clears up storage space for more spring runoff to come down. the reservoir is expected to reach full capacity in june. >> discussions about the future of the oakland a's wrapped up half an hour ago as nevada lawmakers addressed the financing plan for a proposed ballpark on the las vegas strip. they discussed providing $380 million in public money for a $1.5 billion ballpark in vegas. when a state lawmaker asked whether the a's would stay if the stadium plan was not approved, here is what the ceo of the las vegas convention and visitors authority said. >> they will look for other

cities to move to. they will not decide to stay, even though this is not go through. >> nevada lawmakers have a little more than a week to consider the proposal, before they adjourn june 5, although they could call a special session to vote if necessary. >> taking a live look at sfo. today was expected to be busy after this weekend to set records is one of the busiest travel periods before the pandemic. tsa screamed more than 2.7 million passengers friday, the busiest travel day since thanksgiving of 2019. driving was even more popular. aaa estimates 37 million people drove to destinations this holiday weekend. these numbers are a sign that summer will also be busy for travelers. >> if you just drove back into town after a long holiday, hope you went someplace warm. >> it doesn't feel like summer yet, spencer. >> the sunnier it gets, the more

you will see people traveling. earlier this evening, we had breeze is blowing across the bay area. right now it is call me if you look at the surface wind speeds. san francisco 25 miles vista 24. other locations are calm. it is a couple degrees warmer in most bay area locations than at this time last night. let's take a live look from our sutro tower camera over san francisco where it is currently 55, upper 50's palo alto and mountain view. 60 san jose and 50 four half moon bay. another live you from emeryville across the bay, mid-50' of these locations. 56 degrees wide in the mid-50's. one more view from our camera looking across the calm and quiet embarcadero. clouds will greet ear commuters. although it is clear, this may gray continues for the next few

mornings, but june will sing a sunny tune at the end of this week. overnight, clouds, mid-level, high-level and low increasing all across the area. tomorrow morning at 5:00, it will be another gray morning, maybe a couple of damp spots on the roadways as there is a chance of patchy drizzle. by midday, we will see clearing inland. partly mostly sunny inland in the afternoon but those clouds will linger along the coast as they have done just about every day the last few days. temperatures low to mid 50's, then highs tomorrow 58 half moon bay, 61 san francisco, 54 in oakland. most locations will top out in the mid to upper 60's. we will see only low 70's inland tomorrow, 72 antioch, 73 fairfield, concorde and livermore at 71. it will be mild but not exactly warm. as we look at the maximum

temperature range for the next few days, wednesday a couple degrees milder, but thursday june 1, it will be warming up to about 80 in the warmest inland spots. we will see 70 around the bay shoreline. friday even warmer. june will not begin with gloom. at least not in the bay area. the accuweather forecast, notice thursday, friday and saturday temperatures bumping up. friday low 80's inland, saturday and sunday mid to upper 80's around the bay shoreline, low to mid 70's around the bay. i say mid to upper 80's shoreline? inland mid to upper 80's on saturday and sunday, around the bay shoreline been 70's. and a nice, mild and sunny start to june. goodbye, may gray. >>

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>> as the saying goes, better late than never. >> is the case for someone in the north bay who returned an overdue library book 100 years past due. >> the history of the united states was due in 1927. >> a man returned the book after it was passed down by his wife's late grandfather.

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turnaround, finally he dives in to get it. 14-4, the most runs they have scored since 2015. in oakland, tailgate barbecue. posting the braves. two on for ryan noda. high and deep, although hot. second in as many games. matt olson, doing what he used to do in the a's uniform exit 4-2, but the a's would score three in the bottom of the inning, 7-2 oakland the final. a's first win weeks. the warriors general manager will meet the media after the season. but tomorrow, he may tell us if he is leaving the team. another report indicates he was poised to walk away despite a huge offer to stay on. no nba team has won a playoff

series after going 0-3, celtic story to do it to the heat in game seven. derek quite got it within single digits in the third, but brown had eight turnovers by himself. the result is a jimmy butler slam. miami, 103-84 the second eight seed to make the final g pregame at 5:00, tip-off at 5:30, home of the finals abc 7. this is how you do a hockey what party in vegas, game six against a. vegas scores three times in the first. carlsen the first of his two goals on the night. the former sharks were shut out. they will meet florida in the finals.

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