i'm linsey davis.good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> fire started and we saw swat teams teams bulletproof shields. >> a suspect hold up for hours even after a fire in the building he is in. we are live at the scene. the battle over abortion heats up in san francisco, san francisco's archbishop bans nancy pelosi from receiving communion. abc7news starts now. good afternoon. >>s afternoon in the concord area near highway four and willow pass road. it came close to some buildings and burned 20 acres before firefighters knocked down the flames. there is a red flag warning for parts of the bay area because of those gusty winds. mike nicco keeping an eye on things today, joining us now with a first look at the weather. this is not what we need. >> that was an appetizer of what is going to become an active fire season. thankfully, it was small and contained an outside the red flag warning. the rest of contra costa family -- contra costa county was

linsey? >> lots of scrutiny for good reason. aaron, thank you. >>> and tonight the push for gun control legislation appears to be picking up bipartisan support in the midst of more violence this weekend. police in chattanooga say six people were shot overnight downtown and one person of interest was detained. and in tulsa one person there was killed and seven others injured in a shooting at a community event overnight. these latest incidents come as a small group of lawmakers try to push gun reform forward in what's being called serious negotiations. here's abc's white house correspondent mary alice parks. >> reporter: in the wake of the elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas, tonight anger boiling over for congress to enact meaningful gun reform. texas senator ted cruz confronted at a restaurant after speaking at the nra convention in houston just days after the shooting. >> how could this keep happening? why does this keep happening? >> reporter: as protests around the country calling

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i'm linsey davis. on this mother's day, we begin with a major show of support for the people of ukraine. several high profile surprise visits including from america's first lady jill biden crossing the border into the country hours ago where she met ukraine's first lady. dr. biden presenting a bouquet of flowers saying the people of the united states stand with the people of ukraine. president biden and other g-7 leaders also showing their support, meeting virtually with president zelenskyy, announcing a new round of punishing sanctions on moscow. all of the meetings as russia escalates its attacks in the east. 60 people feared dead. and in mariupol, russian forces are working to silence the last remaining resistance to their takeover of the southern port city ahead of the kremlin's planned victory day celebrations. they're set to take place just a few hours from now. marcus moore leads us off from kyiv where he's been watching today's developments. >> reporter: tonight, powerful signs of global solida

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i'm linsey davis. tonight we're in buffalo, where a community is standing strong. two days after that horrific attack that claimed ten lives, all of them black. president biden is coming here tomorrow. the impact of the shooting resonating throughout the country. but here the attack is all too real. here's abc's stephanie ramtos. >> reporter: this chilling new video -- >> there's a lot of people dead in there. >> reporter: -- showing the chaotic scene moments after a gunman killed ten people and injured three others at this tops supermarket on saturday. [ wailing ] authorities stay this was a racially motivated mass shooting. >> this is an absolute racist hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul, and mind. >> how many more shootings will the african american community have to endure before we take domestic terrorism serious? >> reporter: the deceased, all of them black, range in age from 32-year-old roberta drury to 86-year-old ruth whitfield, who was killed after visiting her husband at a nursing home nearby. the unimaginable grief visible at

plus, we have country singer meghan linsey performing her latest single. a great cause that has helped out millions of kids over the years, and here to tell us more about it than none other than "people" magazine reigning sexiest man alive, paul rudd. [applause] reads her musical her eye love it.nice to see you. where are you calling from? >> paul: new york. i'm calling from new york. >> kelly: right on. tell us more about red nose day, paul. >> paul: well, red nose day is this amazing organization that started in 2015 by richard curtis. who is a great writer and director that many people know. but it supports all kind of kids all over the world. lots of programs to make sure that they are safe and healthy and educated and empowered. and since then, it has helped over 30 million kids. they have raised $275 million from people everywhere donating to this. [applause] >> kelly: yeah, i have worked with them for years, it is the coolest, coolest organization and actually makes an impact. how did you get involved? >> paul: i was invited years ago by richard, an

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