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that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. ama: good evening. dan: breaking news in san francisco. five people are injured following a shooting tonight near 24th street and treat avenue in the mission district. it happened 90 minutes ago. ama: tim johns is at the scene, joins us now. what can you tell us? reporter: yeah this is still a very active scene. there is a lot of news developing. some of what we have confirmed is that sfpd says five people
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were shot just after 9:00 this evening. when officers arrived on scene, they found several people with gunshot wounds who were transported to ff -- sf general. i spoke with an aide to hillary ronen who lives in this area. he tells me he was with his child when he heard the gunshots and sirens go by pigot he told me one of the victims is currently in the hospital in surgery. others are being treated with non-life-threatening injuries at this time. i want you to listen to what he had to say to us. >> i live in the neighborhood. i live a block away. i heard the sirens myself. as i said, this is quite an out layer. it is a very safe neighborhood. i was out here with my three month old son an hour ago. obviously very shook up. concern for the victims. this is an extreme case. we hope to not see this anymore.
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reporter: with information to come forward to talk to them on their tip line and they are urging the public to avoid the area for now. tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. dan: let's shift to an autonomous car that got stuck for hours today on san francisco streets. this is the latest incident we've seen involving a driverless car suddenly coming to a stop. ama: it comes amid a debate among government leaders how to regulate the vehicles. tim johns earlier spoke with one person who documented the incident today. reporter: dylan federman was taking to -- his has been to work when suddenly he noticed something bizarre stuck in the middle-of-the-road. >> i was like, this is strange. i started videotaping. reporter: his video shows driverless car stopped on 9th street. not far from a highway 101 exit. he says it was in the middle of
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the street for at least two hours and was worried about the safety risk it posed. >> there's a lot of emts and fire trucks that go through here. it's just not safe to have this area of the street backed up. reporter: he tried reaching out multiple times and even walked over to an office just blocks away. he says after receiving little help, he decided to contact sfmta. >> they came out and cited the vehicle. reporter: he's reaching out because of the safety risky believes the vehicle posed. he's not the only person who has spoken out in recent times. several city officials have raised questions about the need for further regulation on it's on a miss vehicles with one supervisor tweeting about whether they add value to the city. crews sent abc 7 news a statement that reads in part, improving road safety is our chief mission not only for passengers but for everyone we share the road with. we are always improving our
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technology and apologize to anyone inconvenienced by these incidents. he thinks more oversight is the way to go. >> i would really like to see some kind of legislation that enforces the need for transparency from these technology companies, enforces them to have a way to contact them in case of an emergency. reporter: tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: crews were seized -- received operation to rollout 30 vehicles in select parts of san francisco that can carry passengers. five months later, wayman was the next company to get permission and it can operate in several cities in the south bay and peninsula. both have applied to start operating around the clock. the cpuc has an escape -- has a hearing scheduled for june 29. dan: let's turn now to the weather. ama: sandhya patel is here with your outlook. sandhya: we will see a lot of
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cloud cover but we will also have a little bit of warmth. let's take a look at our kgo roof camera. it's a grave you -- gray view as we look across the bay. patchy drizzle tomorrow. temperatures in the 50's. 12:00, filtered sunshine. numbers rising. inland, it's a little warmer. upper 50's to low 80's. by 7:00, temperatures begin to fall. we are heading towards a changing sunday forecast. i will be back to let you know what you can expect. dan: let's move to a very sad story out of the south bay tonight where we learned a man died on his honeymoon in hawaii while snorkeling. to make things worse, those who the couple say thieves swiped everything. lauren martinez has the story. reporter: tragedy struck twice for a south by couple while on
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their honeymoon. the abc station in hawaii said on june 1, the newlyweds were snorkeling off the shore of electric fiche -- beach when the man disappeared under water and drowned. the honolulu emergency medical center said first responders transported them into a hospital where he later died. >> it's tragic to see these things. reporter: as if this could not be worse, all of britney and stephen's belongings were stolen. the thieves took their cell phones, wallets, money, clothing. they even stole their car rental. >> that's overwhelming. you question that person as a human being. reporter: friends were not ready to comment on camera but described him as nothing short as an amazing person. abc 7 reached out to honolulu police for an update on the couple's personal belongings taken during such a devastating time. an employee from a dive shop released this statement
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describing the beach where this happened. electric beaches are truly popular with locals and has become a popular spot for tourists. everything depends on the conditions in the day. it tends to be a great spot for beginners. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: in the east bay, the shuttered holy names university campus has a new owner. the chronicle reports a real estate firm bought it in plans on finding new tenants to use it for academic purposes. it was founded in 1868 but closed last month, citing declining enrollment brought on by the pandemic. it has called the location home since 1957. the site were 36 people lost their lives in a tragic ghost ship fire is said to be replaced by housing. the property was bought by oakland nonprofit unity council for more than $2 million. the nonprofit plans to build housing and a memorial for the victims of the fire.
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more than 100 people were attending a music event when a fire interrupted inside the warehouse. the building could begin as early as 2025. dan: peas coffee is officially closing its doors for good at a warehouse in oakland damaged in march when the roof collapsed during a storm. the company says layoffs will begin july 19 for employees who don't elect to work at the company's new location in tracy. employees were relocated to different sites but now at least 110 could face layoffs. if you ride bart, you will be paying more for fairs to carver cost increases because of inflation. the transit agency says part of the deficit is due to a decline in ridership brought on by the pandemic. at the time, agencies across the state are asking government -- governor newsom for a bailout that's due. the increase in fares will bring in $26 million through july of 2024, money is desperately
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needed. >> we are paying more for energy for instance. the electricity to run the trains is one of the big cost drivers that we have. obviously we need to pay our workers a living wage. also just the fixed costs that we have of a train system with 50 stations. dan: the average fair of $4.20 will go up by $.23 in january. ama: the southbound lanes of 680 are closed for roadwork. crews are replacing pavement between sonoma boulevard and koopman road. it started an hour ago and lanes are scheduled to reopen monday. detours will be in place. the closure only impacts southbound lanes. numerous wildfires in california in recent years have been blamed on pg&e and its equipment. the utility is taking action to prevent fires by burying power lines. work is underway in sonoma county. last night, pg&e revealed more lines are going to be put underground. the press democrat reports work will start on a six mile stretch
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along highway 12 from santa rosa to kenwood and should be completed next year. dan: new developments with former president donald trump. the newly unsealed federal indictment shows boxes of classified documents in bathrooms and ballrooms which outlines the government's case in the criminal counts for the former president. there are 37 criminal counts in total. federal charges, most for willful retention of national defense information. the indictment stems from a grand jury probe into his mishandling of classified documents and efforts to hamper their legal return to the government. it names donald trump and walter nada. >> we have one set of laws and they apply to everyone. dan: trump insisted he has done nothing wrong and he is scheduled to be arraigned on tuesday in a miami courtroom where a trump appointed district judge is assigned for now to preside. ama: look who showed up for
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trivia night. that's amy schneider. we will take you to oakland's special event. dan: a hayward mother has an important message she is sharing after her 12-year-old transgender son died by two transgender son died by two aside -- febreze! hate it when a car freshener hits you with an overwhelming blast of perfume? febreze car vent clips work differently. febreze gives you consistent freshness that starts just right and stays just right... ...for 40 days. upgrade to febreze car. want a smarter way to mop? introducing the new swiffer powermop, an all-in-one cleaning tool with hundreds of scrubbing strips that absorb and lock dirt away for a mop and bucket clean in half the time. mop smarter with the new swiffer powermop. is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? -hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network.
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with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $49.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. ama: breaking news tonight. five people injured following a shooting at 24th street entry avenue. this is a live look at the scene. you can see so many police officers out there. one victim is currently in surgery. the others have minor injuries. we will bring you an update if we learn more by the end of the newscast. dan: in honor of pride month, the oakland mayor is teaming with lgbtq center for queer youth trivia night at city hall. first transgender jeopardy champion amy schneider hosted tonight's event. >> it's hard to be a youth of any kind let alone a queer youth , especially right now when there are so many negative headlines and things like that.
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we wanted a night that is nothing about that. just like trivia and prizes and goodie bags and fun. dan: tonight's event included food, prizes, and a safe place for young people of the lgbtq+ community to have fun and be themselves. in the south bay, santa clara raise the progress pride flag over city hall. the raising of the flag is to celebrate pride month. the event included many city leaders, the mayor was there, lisa gilmore who spoke about the event. this was their seventh annual lgbtq pride flag raising ceremony. ama: san francisco's pride parade is sunday june 25th. abc 7 is a proud sponr. you can watch live right here on abc 7 and on our streaming tv app. dan: in case it slipped past you , the weekend has arrived. ama: i did double check earlier. it is friday.
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sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya: i will remind you it's the weekend. it will be a fantastic weekend weatherwise. let's talk about the future. last night, the climate prediction center issued an el niño advisory, saying there's a 96% chance of an el niño into -- winter. it is expected to strengthen this winter which would be 2024. i want to remind everyone in place you missed us yesterday, no two events are alike and it's too early to predict precipitation. el niño is the warming of the waters near the equatorial pacific. we are looking at warmer than average sea surface temperatures. we did have a week el niño back in 2018 and that was followed by a very wet winter. eliminating the drought. keep that in mind. as we take a look at live pictures right now, roof camera painting a great picture there.
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el niño will be with us as we head toward tomorrow. area of low pressure off the coast, keeping us cooler than average. it did bring in instability earlier today. right now, a lot of cloud cover. it may provide just enough of a trigger for isolated showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. cloud cover is heavy tonight. marine layer is deep. as you check out those temperatures, they are in the 50's. live view from our camera, giving a murky view. cloudy skies overnight. a little warmer tomorrow afternoon and isolated showers possible. it's graduation time. petaluma high school, 10:00 tomorrow, upper 50's, mostly cloudy. low to upper 60's later in the afternoon. hercules high school graduating at 10:30 in the morning. low 60's to start the day. cloud cover thins out as we head into the afternoon. congratulations to all the graduates. a lot of cloud cover in the morning tomorrow.
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isolated sprinkles. the best opportunity you will notice is around lake and mendocino counties. continuing into the evening and that theme repeats on sunday. morning temperatures in the 40's and 50's. you may need that extra layer tomorrow afternoon. 74 in san jose. 76 in gilroy. 58 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 63. breezy at the coast. 70 in san rafael. 66 in the east bay. oakland, 70 p get castro valley, milder. by the way, it's nascar time. warmer tomorrow after the morning clouds. cool around sunday in sonoma. san mateo county fair, cloudy start. sunshine breaks through. temperatures in the comfort zone. pack a jacket for later in the evening. warmer tomorrow, cooler on sunday. temperatures will remain below
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average until next week when we bring back the spring warmth. mid 80's inland. mid-60's coast. dan: thank you. ama: tonight, a babe -- bay area mom is sharing the story of her 12-year-old death by suicide. dan: tara campbell spoke with the mother at her home in hayward as she hopes to raise awareness and help families understand how they can support a struggling loved one. >> that was like to -- two weeks before they passed away. reporter: photos of leo spread across the kitchen table. sarah remembering her son as he was. >> this was our thanksgiving, our last thanksgiving. i think dad was tickling their toes. >> big smile. a lot of laughter. is that often how you think of him? >> always. so happy. reporter: 12-year-old leo died by suicide last year. not too long after asking to
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change his name and pronouns. >> they just wanted to be themselves and be accepted. we had to stop going around certain people because i didn't want to put my kid in that position to where somebody would say something and make them uncomfortable. because it's our job to protect them. reporter: mom and dad, big brother, cousins, on send uncles loving as leo emerged. >> that's when we went to get glasses. they didn't want the girly glasses, the disney collection. they wanted these ones because they look like superman's glasses. reporter: describing her son as a caring and creative kid, crafting a gift for a friend the day he died. >> i think that's the last thing i said. i love you. i'm proud of you for making that. good job. i didn't -- i was know. reporter: sarah keeping the memories close and sharing her message in hopes of helping other families.
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>> all kids deserve to be who they want or whatever they want. i told them that all the time. i mean that. reporter: still, leo began to retreat, stop going to school. sarah at a loss. >> i had three jobs at that time. i quit two of them because i'm not going to leave my kid home alone or by themselves. reporter: finding some peace in a poem written by leo. >> rain, a and a very relaxing noise. probably the most common thing ever. reporter: do you ever wish it would rain all day every day? whether leo is here with us in person or not, he is still a part of our community. reporter: shawna is the principal at brett heart middle school in hayward. says leo's legacy will be lasting. >> it was very important to us to find some way to honor his memory and acknowledge that he
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was on the path towards going to high school and completing his education. reporter: on this day of graduation, a chair for leo placed among his peers and a principles call for more mental health support. >> the ratio of students to counselors is just not sufficient right now. we've got to academic counselors for our student population of almost 600. reporter: the lgbtq+ community among the most vulnerable. according to a 2022 national survive -- survey, more than 50% of transgender and non-binary youth seriously considered attempting suicide. >> leaving the door open even if the child is resisting. reporter: cynthia garcia is a school counselor and says there are signs to watch for. >> the biggest one is a change in mood, change and what they are doing, if they stop doing things that they love, isolating themselves. those are some of the main factors that could start getting
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some red flags. reporter: if you see signs or have concerns, she says to start by listening. >> just being a nonjudgmental listener is a great first step. just listen to the child and say, i understand everything you are going through but i'm here to listen. >> leo was gentle, kind, funny. reporter: sarah holding on, a mom still in morning and a moment of silence for her son. >> to honor the memory of leo. reporter: tara campbell, abc 7 news. dan: she's doing so much to help other families. if you are struggling in some way, we have resources out there to help. visit our website to get started. a reminder, you can call the national suicide and crisis lifetime -- lifeline by
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80,000 fans are expected at sonoma weight -- raceway for a look at the race cars. racecar driver john hunter says the two mile that has no shortage of twists and turns. >> those racetracks that we go to don't have the elevation changes that we have here at sonoma. a lot of blind corners. you drive up the hill and down the hill. dan: here's a pro tip. take your protection. you will need it before the big race on sunday. nascar is fun and loud. ama: the denver nuggets are closing the gap, closing in o the nba title thanks to a star from san jose. dan: larry beil is here with sports. larry: aaron gordon lit it up in miami tonight. the pride of san jose's archbishop mitty dominating in archbishop mitty dominating in we live our lives on our home's fabrics.
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for denver as nicole jokic rolls his ankle. ended up getting re-taped and did return to did not miss a beat. d3. 27 feet. knocks it down. 23 points for the joker. the nuggets led by four at the break. a couple of soul snatching dunks, with authority. 20 points and 11 boards. jokic to gordon inside. denver by 11. enter the third. more gordon, three ball, corner pocket. splash. the archbishop mitty prospect with 25 points, 11 of 15 from the field. never made them -- denver uncomfortable. bruce brown, 21 off the bench. denver hit 14 threes in this game. nuggets, 108-95. 3-1 series lead headed to game five on monday. >> this will be great for my
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teammates. knowing my teammates need me. just doing it for my brothers. larry: e 40 at the game. he's everywhere. bottom of the third. thairo estrada, r.b.i. doubled on the left field line. scoring lamonte wade jr.. 1-0 giants. bases loaded. one out for the cubs. niko horner right back up the middle on the first pitch. em hap and sega suzuki. in the ninth, brandon crawford. cubs victorious. fire up the barbie for the post game meal. cheeseheads in the house. top one. ramon laureano triples to the right-field corner. ruiz scores. the slide by ryan noda. tag. shailene woodley years throws outbreak perkins. incredible diving tag by jace peterson.
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