this is abc 7 news. at investigation is underway in san francisco after a person was hit and killed by a muni light rail. good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining. it happened last night in the city's visitation valley neighborhood abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow talked with police about the investigation. the sfmta sfpd and the california public utilities commission are reviewing detailed footage from near the arleta station in san francisco. after a pedestrian was killed by a light rail train. the sfmta says it happened around nine last night and involved a t-third light rail train a francisco police. spokesperson says sfpd responded just after 10 pm to bayshore boulevard and arleta avenue to meet with muni personnel regarding human remains discovered on the muni tracks the medical exam. is conducting their investigation in this incident our traffic collision investigative unit also responded to the scene and are currently investigating how this may have occurred based o

you are watch withing abc 7 news at 5:00 here streaming live on the abc 7 bay area app. right away here is what we know about that hang gliding tragedy. one person was killed. another injured in a crash inside at 11 park. now acoing a fire officials the hang glide we're a man and woman onboard went down before noon at the 1700-foot level of the peak. >> the terrain is rugged. it is single rad and provide challenges to percent nell to get out there and make contact needed to call in to transport the patients. the man died at the scene and the woman was airlifted to the hospital and her kins unknown and their names have not been release. authorities say the area is among the most popular spots where hang gliding in the bay area and accidents happened here before this s. yeah for more detail on those gusts let's get to weather anchor. meteorologist: yeah. wind has been a factor in the. and in the hire elevation then the wind gusts even stronger right now looking at wind gusts between 36 and 40 miles per hour going from san francisco down along the peninsula into santa clara

this is abc seven news. the justice department today announced renewed efforts to combat hate crimes. that's of course, after 10 people were killed last week in the buffalo supermarket shooting, abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. the justice department says it will deploy every resource it has and use every legal tool to investigate and combat hate crimes gather in the wake of a horrific and painful reminder of the urgency and importance of this task. the department is investigating last week's fatal buffalo supermarket shooting as a hate crime and as an act of racially motivated violent extremism. last weekend's attack was a painful reminder. of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only an individual's but on entire communities, the attorney general unveiled three new initiatives aimed at deterring and confronting hate crimes. the justice department will now issue guidance on steps, law enforcement officials and community organizations can take to raise awareness about increased

this is abc 7 news. the war in ukraine with a surprise guest speaker nancy pelosi stepping into the war zone for an overnight meeting with ukraine president zelensky. good morning. it's sunday may 1st. i'm j r stone in for liz kreutz. let's first start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist. lisa argent. morning to you. hi everyone starting out with some patchy fog along the san mateo coast. otherwise, it's a cooler start out there and as we look at live doppler 7, you can see our sweep on top of mount saint helena. otherwise we are clear and temperatures are cool in some of our valleys 49 castro valley 48 in berkeley with 52 in union city. we've got about 50 at the san carlos airport and pacifica, but in the north bay four to six degrees colder compared to 24 hours ago and from our east bay hills camera vomer peak good visibility there by noontime 60s and 70s and that's going to be a warmer day, but still going to be breezy to windy at the shoreline cool there in the fifties, but as we g

this is abc 7 news.ens to be mental health awareness month and this week abc 7 is focusing on your mental health and joining me right now is psychologist nia saunders, dr. saunders first. thanks so much for your time. this the past couple of weeks boy. just grueling the shootings in buffalo. we had texas. how do you deal with trauma therapy, especially when you're talking about trying to work with little kids teenagers about these incidents. yeah, definitely this a couple of weeks have been so incredibly painful for so many communities, you know and when working and doing trauma therapy with children and teens and adults it's important to normalize that it's okay not to feel okay, you know it really helped to to have permission to be able to feel whatever you feel and to have a space where you can talk about those days without without feeling any stigma around it. what? to get past some of these images that are in their heads and just kind of going around and around. yeah, sometimes it's draw a picture d

on abc 7 news com and on our streaming app. we're going to continue to update on this story as we go forward, but let's move on for the time being happening now temperatures pushed into the upper 90s and parts of the bay area today. this is video from a very warm, walnut creek. yes, let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel now for more on this heat santia. yeah, dan and alma. it is definitely a scorcher summer like even though it is spring let show you the inland temperatures a hundred in fairfield 99 in brentwood has gotten up to 97 in livermore concord at this hour but notice the coast is quite comfortable 63 degrees in half moon bay. thanks to that seabreeze inland areas in solano county. you're under a heat advisory as those temperatures will remain on the hot side even in the overnight hours heat illnesses are possible advisory until 11:00 pm tomorrow solano county. also under a red flag warning until 11am tomorrow due to to those gusty winds and low humidity. any fires that develop will move quickly winds

and so i had on abc 7 mornings.ed to be the largest floating solar farm in the country and it's located in the heart of wine country. we'll tell you how it works and the inspiration for other cities and here's a live look outside this morning looking at the fog there on the golden gate bridge time right now 5:36. we'll chat with lisa when we get back. back. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. sis. andon't ke it and asking about farxiga

find answers all the san mateo county coast cornell bernard abc 7 news. moving on to new developments stanford nurses are set to end. strike after reaching a tentative agreement late last night 5,000 nurses at the stanford hospital and lucille packard children's hospital hit the picket lines last monday. the union says the agreement includes a 7% wage increase this year along with another 5% next april and an additional week of vacation. union membership will vote this weekend on whether to approve the agreement results are expected on monday. stanford healthcare tweeted a statement about the agreement saying in part quote throughout the negotiations of the party's continued to work in good faith and have now accomplished our shared goal of agreeing on contract terms. we can be proud of well abc 7 news has confirmed the cause of death for a rookie san jose police officer and former, san jose football star. john packer died from a fentanyl overdose at a milpitas home last month. that is the determination from the santa clara county medical exam. packer was

this is abc 7.the russian invasion of ukraine is now in day 66 new images taken from space and gives a new perspective of the devastation in mario bowl tonight hundreds of civilians and soldiers are sheltering in a steel plant in the ukrainian port city. it is the last holdout for ukrainians in the bombed out city. most of the cities sits in ruin after russian forces bombarded neighborhood after neighborhood satellite images show housing blocks heavily damaged and russia is now intensifying its assault in the east and south of ukraine. this after failing to take the capital of kiev after a major. effort there and the united nations and red cross are negotiating with russia to evacuate up to 3,000 people who are still sheltering in that steel plant tonight the first of those civilians are being taken to safety after a temporary ceasefire. are also reports explosions in the historic city of odessa. one of the runways at the airport there has been destroyed and in a nighttime address ukrainian presiden

abubay abc news.you want to help the people of ukraine, we've put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees told on our website abc7news.com slash take action. we're following a out of washington. the politico is reporting that the supreme court may soon. vote to overturn the landmark abortion case of roe v wade. the report is based off an initial draft majority opinion obtained by politico and written by justice samuel alito in that draft dated from february. and labeled as a first draft political quotes justice solido as saying that roe was egregiously wrong from the start and that it must be overruled politico also quotes alito as saying in the opinion of the court to quote it is time to the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives. now the opinion lists the five conservative justices as being part of the majority on the decision politico notes that deliberations by the supreme court on controversia

this is abc 7 news. good evening. i'm amanda del castillo. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 now one day after san francisco's archbishop band house speaker nancy pelosi from receiving communion other members of the catholic community are responding abc 7 news reporter tim john spoke with some earlier today to get their take on the archbishop's decision. this catholics around san francisco gathered for mass. saturday night one issue seems to be top of mind for many in the community on friday archbishop salvatore cordeleoni issued a statement borrowing house speaker nancy pelosi from receiving communion. all of us pelosi's fellow catholics. wish her nothing, but the best and love her but unfortunately, this is a situation where tough love is definitely needed and that is exactly what the archbishop is extending. carmel. richard is a board member of pro-life sf. she says ports the archbishop's decision and believes. it's in keeping with the laws of the church the truth. we can't break into pieces. we can't

this is abc 7 news. governor gavin newsom is tested positive for covid one of thousands of people catching the virus during a recent spike in cases doctors are saying you shouldn't be worried though. good morning everybody. it's sunday, may 29th. i'm liz kroits. thanks for joining us on this holiday weekend. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good morning, lisa. hey, liz. good morning to beautiful start to the day with clear sky and come wins that's going to change a little bit though. you can see the fog being swept away from the coast there live dop. seven and looking out towards from our emeryville camera. oh boy, isn't that pretty where you can see the sun coming up 52 in san francisco, santa clara half moon bay 51 mountain view 53 in oakland east bay hills camera top vollmer peak with the sunshine 550 was the official sunrise 46 in napa is 52 in santa rosa with 54 concord and livermore 8 degrees colder this morning in napa two to five degrees chillier from th

this is abc.attack on ukraine now targeting civilians and a top ranking us official from san francisco making her presence known this morning plus truth matters american democracy is not a reality show. it's not a reality show. one of the few serious moments from last night's white house correspondence dinner. once the comedy got rolling the clapping turned to laughter from there. good morning. we'll get to those stories and more in a moment. let's start this half hour with a look at your weather. here's meteorologist. lisa arjen. good morning to you. hi, jr. and well, it is a nice start to the day a little cool in spots. we're looking at mount tam here. where wins out of the north are going to help warm us up a bit today. nine, san francisco 44 in mountain view. it is 47 in san jose 48 on the coast and this is our view from vollmer peak mount diablo on top has been a little bit breezy low 40s petaluma and napa with 45 and livermore. so it is colder in oakland and san jose santa rosa five degrees

this is abc 7 news. tonight a somber start to the warriors game and another impassioned message from coach steve kerr all i know is they all want gun violence to go away fans rallying around his message and his team came out and he absolutely led the way and we had at the ball and we really need to support him in his effort and for fans after a very difficult week tonight some good news the warriors once again headed to the nba finals. nice to see the smiles out there tonight. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. the finals will tip off a week from tonight right here on abc 7. we have team coverage for you this evening both abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez and reporter jr. stone are live at chase center, but let's begin with abc 7 sports director larry beale larry. here we go again. here we go again, and i'll tell you what you talked about the smiles. hopefully they'll be smiling and smiling and smiling through the next two weeks after missing the playoffs the past couple of years war

this is abc 7 news. tonight a somber start to the warriors game and another impassioned message from coach steve kerr all i know is they all want gun violence to go away fans rallying around his message and his team came out and he absolutely led the way and we had at the ball and we really need to support him in his effort and for fans after a very difficult week tonight some good news the warriors once again headed to the nba finals. nice to see the smiles out there tonight. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. the finals will tip off a week from tonight right here on abc 7. we have team coverage for you this evening both abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez and reporter jr. stone are live at chase center, but let's begin with abc 7 sports director larry beale larry. here we go again. here we go again, and i'll tell you what you talked about the smiles. hopefully they'll be smiling and smiling and smiling through the next two weeks after missing the playoffs the past couple of years war

this is abc 7 news. we're getting new details about the mass shooting that police call racially motivated violin extremism 10. people are dead and now we're learning more about the suspected killer. we know. there's definitely someone who knows something. and we're hearing from the parents of an east bay woman who has been missing for months. now they say they're not losing hope good morning everybody. it's sunday, may 15th. i'm liz croeds. thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun lisa. you are right. it sure did warm up yesterday. yeah it did and the fog is with us right along the coast so elsewhere it is clear, but as we look at live doppler 7, you can see it lining up along the san mateo coast the marin county coast and it's gonna push into the bay there and bring us a breezy and cooler afternoon. it is 56 in pleasanton dublin also in livermore with low. you can see that fog from pacifica. we're in a couple degrees from where we were yesterda

this is abc.izing the last remaining cities in the country's -- region. the key city of severe o'donnesque appears to be russia's next objective. it's one of several cities in the east that russian forces have surrounded. earlier today russian president vladimir putin insisted eu nations stopped sanctioning his country and shipping weapons on ukraine. that is an exchange for resuming talks to end the fighting. well may use mental health awareness and asian american pacific islander heritage month. and tonight. we are taking a look at what some experts are calling a mental health crisis in the aapi community abc news reporter, rena roy explains why seeking help can often be stigmatized and what some are doing to change that? growing up in a south asian home dr. dimple patel of chicago says she never knew much about therapy or mental health. i didn't understand what the passion looks like or what anxiety looks like because mental health was never really talked about like, oh you're fine. you realize

you're watching abc 7 news at 11. today last-minute shoppers flocked to bay area flower shops in hopes of getting something special for mom abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes joins us live from the newsroom with more on this. hey, there's zach. hey dion, so we got to run into lots of last-minute shoppers today and some extremely busy florists new research is showing people buying gifts like flowers from mother's day can expect to pay more this year, but most of the people we got to speak with say they're more than willing to spend that money on their loved ones. there's an entire list of things to get moms from others day. one thing that remains a forever staple this time of year is flowers, which makes for a big boost in revenue for local businesses who sell them to be honest with you is the most important weekend of the year. even more important than valentine's day and many people in san francisco rushing to local flower shops like this one to pick up a bouquet. flowers my mom and my son's mom, you know, just doing

this is abc 7 news. are learning more today about a deadly plane crash in the marin headlands where two people were killed yesterday after the single-engine plane went down near the golden gate bridge. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream. well, the ntsb is investigating the crash with crews on the scene through the weekend abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. just got an update from federal. investigators just minutes ago and joins us live cornell. down that plane crashing just several hundred yards away from the golden gate bridge two people on board who lost their lives have not yet been identified but investigators are trying to figure out if fog played a part in this deadly crash. i didn't even know about estate truth. i was coming up the hill and saw the plane sticking into the side and new immediately was bad news cyclists in the marin headlands were taking in views of the golden gate, but this hil

this is abc 7 news. governor gavin newsome is tested positive for covid one of hundreds of people catching the virus during a recent spike in cases doctors are saying you shouldn't be worried. good morning everybody. it's sunday may 29th. i'm liz kroit's lot to get to this morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa sargen. good morning, lisa. hey, liz, good morning to the fog is clearing for most of us although half moon bay reporting a mile visibility if you look at this satellite picture, you can see the fog being swept off the coast some pretty strong northerly winds and as we look at the current numbers, it is 49 in lafayette with 55 in livermore mid 50s in novato 51 in pacifica, and that brings us anywhere from two to seven degrees cooler this morning compared to saturday morning. so gusty northerly winds from 24 to 32 miles an hour. those north winds keep a sunny today, but the breeze the unshore bez is bac 60s and 70s y shore and inland keeping it cool. in the 50

this is abc 7 news.stake in uvalde texas the director of the texas department of public. safety says officers made the wrong decision to wait nearly an hour to go after the suspect believing there was no longer an active shooter situation and children were no longer at risk. they have a benefit of hindsight what i'm sitting now. the course it was not the right decision. it was a wrong decision period there's no no excuse for that. 35 minutes after swat arrived officers stormed the school and killed the suspect but not before 21 people had lost their lives law enforcement is working with instagram's parent company meta to dig into private messages sent by the shooter leading up to the attack president. biden is set to visit uvalde on sunday now for the very latest developments on the shooting go to the abc 7 bay area app where we are streaming 24/7 for you. you can download the app wherever you stream moving on several east bay cities are joining forces to crack down on illegal side shows this memorial da

you're watching abc 7 news at 11. it has been a violent weekend in the united states on saturday 10 people died in a mass shooting at a grocery store in buffalo new york investigators say it was driven by hate then this afternoon a shooting inside a southern california church left at least one person dead. and in milwaukee a playoff watch party for the bucks was canceled following a series of shootings that left 21 people injured. we begin with the developing news coming out of orange county and the church shooting. it happened this afternoon in laguna woods about an hour south of los angeles in addition to the one death and at least five other people injured as reporter elena gomez with our sister station in la tells us investigators are crediting some heroic churchgoers with stopping the gunman. yellow tape still blocks the entrance of the geneva presbyterian church has investigators still try to figure out why a gunman opened fire at a lunch event at this church. a lunch banquet at geneva presbyterian church ended

so crazy story abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes was in court with them today and has the details on these new charges. it was a kidnapping that shock the community three month old baby. brandon cuellar was kidnapped from his home while his grandmother was outside unloading groceries the two people accused of the kidnapping jose roman portillo and yesenia. lupe ramirez family members say ramirez was obsessed with the baby after meeting his grandmother at church now already faced with three felony charges including kidnapping they now face three attempted kidnapping charges the san jose police department uncovered that defendants ramirez and portillo have been attempting to kidnap brandon doe multiple times starting in march when he was only one month old the actual kidnapping happened on april 25th, but now the da's office says that the two first on march 14th when portillo posed as a child protective services worker he showed up at the family's home and said he was there to take the baby into custody. the family was su

we'll see you again in half an hour for abc 7 news at 6 connect hour for abc 7 news at 6 connect 24/7at abc 7 news.com i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >>> tonigh >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the new covid concerns here in the u.s. they are raising the risk levels now in a third of the

all right, that's it for abc 7 news at 4. i'm liz fritz abc 7 news at five jananama is next.cally nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at to the top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. now from abc 7 live breaking news is only happens in this country. and nowhere else nowhere else to little kids go to school thinking that they might be shot that day. breaking news in texas where at least 14 third and fourth graders were shot and killed at school today a teacher was also killed and investigators. say the 18 year old shooter was shot and killed by police a good evening. thank you for yes, i'm dan

stone abc 7 news. an urgent search as underway for a woman suspected of killing a professional cyclist from san francisco investigators are now looking into a connection between the two san francco's mayor not walking iare why she'a show of support for police. hi everybody, chris alvarez here. the warriors are one win away from the nba finals. we'll hear from the dubs on their mindset headed into a closeout game 4 tomorrow night. for silica what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11 jimmy. thanks, dan. and alma. i'm back from having covid again. again. go great. i just had it. i can't get it again. and now we learned. oh, yeah, you can get a different train of it a different variant. yeah, who would know more about various? rosy: it's the parent-teacher partnership that really makes a difference. ingrid: they know that their children are coming to a safe place. they're coming to a place where they'll be loved. kiyoko: we have a strong community of people that all look ou

let's bring in abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. aaron, what more are you learning about the federal tactical team that defied the commander's order and went in to confront the gunman? >> reporter: some of these federal agents brought heavy equipment. others, linsey, said they just brought whatever they could school on foot. and when they got there, they encountered a scene that multiple law enforcement officials described to abc news as confusing and chaotic. where was the gunman? was he being engaged? how were the children being evacuated? once this federal tactical team assembled, they heard repeated orders, the sources said, not to go into the classroom. but eventually they convinced their own superiors to let them do whatever they could do to rescue children. that's when they went in and killed the suspect. >> and fortunately they did. at least at that point. aaron, as they investigate the police response, what specifically will the justice department be focusing on? >> reporter: the justice department is going to look at the a

stephanie sierra abc 7 news right stephanie. thank you very much rallies, and marches were held across the country today in favor of reproductive rights. these are just some of the demonstrations where abortion rights supporters gathered. they express their outrage that the supreme court appears poised to overturn roe v wade. several rallies were held in the bay area as well one of the largest made its way through the streets of san francisco abc 7 news reporter ryan curry was there. here you each step is a step calling for change and people have to have their feet on the street. and that's why. in san francisco thousands making their voices heard for the rights of women following the leak that roe versus wade will be overturned women. i know. calibrations if they had money they went overseas for abortion. they went to guam they went to japan. they went to michael. puerto rico for abortions do we want to see that again? absolutely not sky 7 flying over the protest that started at civic center and made its way down market street

with us for abc 7 news at 11. that abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 you can get the abc 7 bay area app then join us whenever you want wherever you are. that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel chris. as apparently heading over to chase center now and the entire abc 7 news team. we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11. in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward. to race in social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet those moments the oakland city council is meeting right now the tough questions real solutions for you for all of us. where did you do what you do? this is the moment to build a better bay area join us. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a diversity and inclusion strategist from atlanta, georgia... a

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. alright leslie. thank you some good detail there and a good look from sky 7. now. we want to show you the maps and you can see how bad that traffic backup is getting. we're going to continue to monitor this situation and bring you any new details as they come into our newsroom. we want to say good evening to you. nova and i'm on a date tonight. we're also continuing to follow the latest on the abortion battle with governor newsom speaking about the issue today before today's breaking news abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley covered what the governor said and reaction from young people. a lunchtime conversation on the diablo valley college campus if i was a woman in the southern state and i knew i didn't want to have a baby. i would leave i would come to california and yeah, but some people don't even have the means to do that and if they get pregnant they're stuck there and that's their life now according to the good mocker institute on reproductive. help one out of four american women will have an a

tv android tv fire tv and roku to search abc 7 bay. and download it a new major music festival is coming to san francisco. the promoter behind coachella is bringing the portola music festival to the city the lineup includes charlie. the che brothers james blake andmical flume and many m. it's happening late summer at san francisco's pier 80 the two-day festival kicks off september 24th single day passes started $200. tickets go on sale friday so look for those. finally tonight outside lands released the daily lineups today. yeah, the big headliner on friday is r&b singer. zah, green day takes the stage on saturday and post malone performs on sunday. also get your credit card ready single day tickets go on sale tomorrow. $175 golden gate club passes cost nearly two thousand dollars the three-day festival begins on friday, august 5th. it will be held at san francisco's golden gate park fun to see all just our world news tonight with david myers next we appreciate your time. i'm dana ashley. i'm a dates for sandia patel. us thanks for joi

this is abc 7.tors say is part of an alleged love triangle a woman is accused of murdering a professional cyclist from san francisco in texas. the two linked by the suspect's boyfriend. abc news reporter's irene shaw shaw has more on this story. tonight, texas authorities urgently searching for a suspect who they say killed a world-class cyclist after a love triangle police charging caitlin armstrong with homicide in the killing of fellow cyclist mariah wilson after they say they discovered wilson had previously been in a relationship with armstrong's boyfriend cyclist and red bull athlete colin strickland austin police found wilson dead after a friend came home and found her unconscious and bleeding with shot wounds. i think it's just kind of stunned tragic and you just want to hug people you love according to the affidavit armstrong's car was recorded on a ring camera in wilson's neighborhood around the same time that she was killed soon after police questioned armstrong. they say she disappeared

let's get right to abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee. ginger, where are the biggest threats right now? >> reporter: whit, the particularly dangerous situation, the pds tornado watch in minnesota, is the one we've got our eye on, but that has now extended, at least a tornado watch has, through iowa, into missouri and that includes because thinedients are of thoo there to not jt have spin, but long-track tornados are possible, meaning they can stay on the ground for a long time, torturing people and, of course, the ground. now, you look at the flash flood watch, that's up in northern minnesota, parts of eastern south dakota. and that same front, it's going to keep impacting folks from michigan, the whole lower peninsula, right through chicago, back to childress, texas. whit? >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> and the severe weather partly to blame for more than 1,000 canceled flights over what has become one of the busiest holiday travel weekends in more than two years. more people flying, more people driving despite record high gas pric

, this is abc 7 news. dion: but evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. reaction coming across the nation this evening as nancy pelosi's husband was arrested on a dui charge in napa last night. law enforcement is not saying much about the case. j.r. stone has been following this developing story and joins us in the newsroom. j.r.: i talked with those from chp earlier this evening who released new details. we also spoke with the other driver involved says he is glad no one else was hurt. this is new video showing the crash scene in napa county where paul pelosi was arrested for dui saturday night. speaker pelosi was on the other side of the country giving a sunday commencement speech to graduates. >> i don't think we should be paying much attention to what her husband is doing because he is not an elected official. j.r.: but this political science professor says that this dui is napa puts the speaker in a bad light. paul pelosi had a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or higher. paul pelosi was driv

stone abc 7 news. an urgent search as underway for a woman suspected of killing a professional cyclist from san francisco investigators are now looking into a connection between the two san francisco's mayor not walking in this year's pride parade why she says it's a show of support for police. hi everybody, chris alvarez here. the warriors are one win away from the nba finals. we'll hear from the dubs on their mindset headed icloseoout game 4 tomorrow nig. for silica what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11 jimmy. thanks, dan. and alma. i'm back from having covid again. again. go great. i just had it. i can't get it again. and now we learned. oh, yeah, you can get a different train of it a different variant. yeah, who would know more about various? introducing the new 3-for-1 bundle. only from xfinity. it's unlimited internet, streaming, and xfinity mobile all for what you could pay wireless companies for just one 5g unlimited line! boomshakalaka! and now, also with x

abc's marcus moore in uvalde, leading us off. >>>>eporter: tonight, we're e seeing m me of those frantic moments s tside robb elementary, ininew video obtbtby abc nene. >> guy with a rifle. >> reporter: police rescuing window, thenen p p pngnghem ouou >> somebody jumped out the wiwiwi. >> oh, the kids. ey're getting the kids out. reporter: a camera a pturing what sounds like a dispatcher lling officers a studede is lling from the classroom. >> you do have a child on the line. room 112. are we able to -- is abody inside of the buildiding? child is advising he is in the room full of victims. fufu of victims at this s ment.. >>. >> reporter: an abc news analysis of the videoeo shows tt call at 12:1:1 >> again at 12:16 p.m., she's called back and saididhere's eight to nine studentstsalive. >> repororr: and for the first time, you can see where the gunmnm crashed that truck, just steps from the school, befororhe jumped the fence and, police say, unloadedede5 rounds. >> i heaea over the radio they found an ar-15 and 30 mamazines. >> re

search abc 7 bay area and download it for free. finally tonight in honor for kgo this asian american pacific islander heritage month assembly member evan lowe held a luncheon in san jose today to recognize the accomplishments of asian. can journalists in the bay area abc 7 news as you can see came out in force. i was there alongside amanda del castillo and kristin z along with our producer lindsay. nakano former. kgo reporters like vic lee were also recognized for uplifting visibility and being a voice in community. congratulations to everyone who attended and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at six. i'm dion lynn for chris and spencer and all of us. thanks for joining. we'll see you right back. tonight at 11:00. get fast, reliable internet for any budget. act now to get xfinity internet for a great low price. or visit xfinity.com/free to see if you qualify for the affordable connectivity program. qualifying customers can get free high-speed internet for more streaming, chatting, and gaming on all your devices. ready for mo

we are abc 7 sports anchor and director.larry beale is live at the chase center as the warriors get ready. the grizzlies game four tonight. he's live larry. hey dan, ama. we have some major breaking. is that we learn just moments ago and that is warriors head coach steve kerr has covid and he will not be coaching tonight. we were waiting on the news conference that it was scheduled for 5:15, and we got word that steve is unavailable. so in his absence assistant coach mike brown will be the head coach of the warriors tonight and for who knows how long one of the interesting things that a number of us in the media have noticed in recent. phases that steve kerr has been doing. pretty much all of his interviews with his mask on that is no longer. requirement here at chase center. so it kind of raised some. and his voice was a little bit hoarse. we didn't really think anything of it. i want to ask him today, but obviously we're not gonna see steve kerr we are gonna see mike brown who's been in this role before it's something he's

this is abc 7 news.bay are getting defensive about wildfire an event today promoted a take action approach to keeping home safe from flames. good evening. thank you for joining us on dionne lim more ferocious wildfire seasons in the bay area are prompting people to take new measures to be fire ready an event today in the north bay took a new approach to dealing with wildfire safety abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard was at today's wildfire prevention festival cornell. i thought this was so creative. yeah, i thought so too and it's been a big day. a lot of families are leaving here. the event is over. but what happens when a concert meets a wildfire prevention fare you get the ember stop a lot of families are feeling safer because of it. and brought some good vibes during this free concert at marin civic center park, but music is only part of what's happening here is really the number one. cause the ember stomp festival a unique way to remind people that fire

abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas and what he's learned tonight. he's right here in buffalo with us. >> reporter: in this photo, he looks like any other high school senior, payton gendron, riding in his school's graduation parade. but what law enforcement sources tell abc news is that in the days before that photo was taken, something happened that raises serious questions about red flags and missed signals. they say that shortly before graduation, gendron was assigned to write a paper about his plans. he referenced committing murder/suicide. the school called the state police. >> the individual was brought in for a mental health evaluation. he was evaluated and then he was released. >> reporter: there was an investigation, but no charges were ever filed. today, the local district attorney tells abc news his office is sometimes notified by schools about similar incidents. but not this time. "the school chooses to handle it the way it chose to handle it," he tells us. no comment from the school tonight. former classmates we spoke with describe gendr

abc's karen travers joins us this morning with more. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is a very alarming prediction from the biden administration. a senior official estimates that without new funding from congress for treatments and vaccines, as many as 100 million americans could be infected with covid-19 during a fall and winter surge. that is nearly 30% of the u.s. population, and that does not take into account the possibility of a new major variant. but already we're seeing cases surge in the northeast. in new england and the new york and new jersey area, infection rates are nearing their highest levels in three months. hospitalizations are also increasing. daily admission levels have more than doubled in the last month. so what's driving this surge in cases? well, health experts say it's a combination of things, mask mandates and covid-19 restrictions have been easing. plus, there are highly contagious omicron subvariants. president biden is pressuring congress to approve $22.5 billion in new covid funding

so don't miss our america because i am sunday at 2 30 pm on abc, seven and wherever you stream, abc seven bay area alright, taking a live look outside gusty winds in part of the bay area today, meteorologist sandy patel will have your full forecast just after the break. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home. i might homes here. what ivan from magnum renovations, america's kitchen and bathroom renovators. thanks mike. we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote in design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave. their homes are the only kitchen and bathroom renovations specialists . i recommend renovations now and get $3000 off. i didn't take this job to make friends took it because our fundamental rights are under attack by national republicans. that's why i defended voting rights and fought voter suppression. why i'm taking action to protect our families by getting illegal guns off our streets and why i will never stop fighting to protect a woman's right

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. it wasn't enough to make a dent in our drought. rivers but some parts of the bay area did get a little wet weather today including hail take a look at this video taken in vacaville. just after 11 o'clock this morning. and this was the scene in saint helena take a look at the hale blanketing the high school baseball field this afternoon the hail storm reportedly lasted over 15 minutes and still a chilly and we are continuing to track a thunder and hail. yeah. so for the latest det let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel san diego. yeah, dan and alma it is still active right now. i want to show you live doppler 7 just a friendly reminder. do not drive over hail. it is very slippery as we get you industry level radar. where a cluster of lightning strikes are showing up porter creek road in the north bay near our radar site, calistoga. you will notice around 10 lightning strikes as we pan zoom this i should say this is heading in the direction of mount saint helena 524 yountville at 5:39 moving very slow as we go into the ea

than stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. remember, abc 7 news is streaming 24-7.the bay area up and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. for sandhya patel, larry beil and all of us, thank you for your time. have a great evening, and will see you again for abc 7 news at 11:00. ♪ we gotta see this selection for ourselves. tile, wood, stone, laminate and vinyl. this hardwood is beautiful. this vinyl is durable. and this tile? so affordable! but when it comes to everything our family needs... this one is... perfect. now this store is the real deal. at floor and decor, there's plenty of room to explore. because with everyday low pricing on quality in-stock products and on-trend styles, you can really bring your living room to life. discover floor and decor today! my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the

it sure is abc 7 news reporter cornell. is live at bottle rock and is here with the cornell dan and kristen. yeah bottle rockets. definitely back from memorial day weekend after two years of covid cancellations and delays. check it out. lots of people heading into the venue right now a big weekend in store pink luke combs 21 pilots and the one and only metallica taking the stage this weekend. dorothy was the first artist to take the stage at bottle rock 2022 for hall. are friends from sacramento? it's all about the experience. check out the long line of bottle rockers waiting to get in and from the moment the gates open to 11:30 many fans made a mad dash. we're here for metallica i mean come on. metallica fans rush to grab a spot hours early near the stage where the legendary bay area. will perform friday night your little early is it is it gonna be worth it? you think as my friend says our city had said here. this is pretty late. usually we're in line 12 hours. sometimes 24 hours ahead of the band. so, you know, it's our p

morgan norwood, abc 7 news. liz: you can watch the finale tonight right here on abc 7.l aerate again at 8:00 p.m. this year's graduating class can get a free suite treat at krispy kreme. anyone who wears swag can eight original glazed doughnut. the promotion is for one day only, may 25. grab your cap and down. make your way to krispy kreme wednesday. still ahead, the news on the horizon in the south bay for people sensitive to the smell of drying sludge in the air. here is a live look outside. time is 9:37. it is a warm weekend h lisa: a live look over the san francisco skyline. liz: a dog friendly benefit to celebrate love for animals. the annual event draws 1000 people for a day of live music, dancing, food, activities. it is the most attended event of the year. all proceeds go to the animals in the shelter. today is your last chance to check out some of the best wine the north bay has to offer at the wine and food experience. it showcases the farmers, growers, winemakers and celebrity chefs. there are special wine tastings and discussions, barbecues, discussions and

this is abc 7 news. with the fate of roe v wade on the line abortion rights activists planning mother's day protests across the country some protesters say they are planning to show up outside catholic churches. good morning everybody. it's sunday may 8th. i'm liz kreutz and happy mother's day to all of you moms at home. let's start with a quick look of our mother's day forecast with our resident mom here. lisa arjun. happy mother's day to you lisa. thank you liz. yeah. happy mother's day to everyone out there. it's gonna be a cool one and breezy we even have an isolated chance. of a few showers out there as we look at live doppler 7. there's a system way to the north and that will be bearing down on the bay area. later on in the morning hours. and so we're looking at 50 right now in berkeley 51 in union city with 47 up in santa rosa. so as we look outside there the camera shaking a bit the winds are certainly going to be a factor today with 49 santa clara and emeryville camera looking pretty nice out th

reena roy, abc 7 news, new york. dan: the gunman had just turned 18 last week and investigators say, days later, he bought two ar-style rifles. three days before the shooting, ramos sent pictures and videos of guns to people on social media. minutes before the attack, he texted people saying that he had shot his grandmother and was going to "shoot in elementary school." investigated -- an elementary school." investigators say he was wearing tactical gear. dan: today, -- ama: today, things got tense in uvalde. karina nova is in the newsroom with the latest on that. karina: the conversation continued about what needs to be done to prevent tragedies like the one we saw in texas and that turned heated today during greg abbott's press conference, during which he brought up the need for more mental health programs, saying that might have prevented the shooter. just as the governor was talking, former representatives and gubernatorial candidate beto o'rourke came up to the stage and interrupted. take a look. >> this is on y

this is abc 7 news the abuse that they did. the death of this three year old girl today san jose police announced two more arrests in the death of a three-year-old girl who prosecutors say died during an attempted exorcism at this church. the girl's mother has felony child abuse charges since january the child's uncle and grandmother have also been arrested. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dion limb today. we learn new details as the two new suspects made their first appearance in court abc 7 news reporter zach f this was there and has new details. the girl died on september 24th of last year court documents show that the girl's mother drove her to a san jose church believing she was demon possessed that girl eventually died in their attempts to get that so-called spirit out the adults there call 911 hours after her death court documents show that the child's mother claudia hernandez told police that the night before the girl's death. her daughter named o'reilly would wake up and scream or cry per

this is abc 7 news.is on the rise in alameda county. that's according to the area's latest homeless population count a total of 9,747. people were found to be experiencing homelessness in the county. that's a jump of 22% from the previous count in 2019, alameda county homeless care and coordination says the cost of housing continues to be a major cause rents in alameda county have gone up 9% since 2019 officials say homelessness could have been even higher without some measures that were taken during the pandemic we also saw an influx of prevention. and an eviction moratorium that we believe really saved off a much more dramatic increase in homelessness. the majority of those experiencing homelessness were either living in tents or their vehicles alameda county saw a 53% jump in people living in shelters. san francisco got a much different result from its bi-annual homeless count since 2019 when the last count was done the overall. of homeless people in san francisco dropped by three and a half percent m