zach: in san francisco, zach fuentes, abc7 news. ama: we are just four days away from pride in san francisco. it is expected to drive half a million people to the city on sunday. reporter lena howland has the latest. lena: the scene is set for one of the largest pride celebrations in the world, in one of san francisco's most popular events in the year. local public transit is making it easier for folks to get to san francisco. >> we feel like we're in a good spot and we are ready for the big crowds we are expecting downtown. lena: part is adding more service, with five lines of service instead of three lights starting at 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.. >> is a great opportunity i think for people who maybe have not written bart in a long time to give us a chance to see what that experience is in and while, because we think the service will be robust and people will be satisfied with how they are able to get to the parade without having to worry about traffic or parking. lena: once people arrive police say they can expect to see a signifi

zach: now possible motives are underway. the mourning for the lives lost and impacted our only beginning. >> there are no words to convey the depth of our sorrow to the families of the victims. san jose mourns with you. zach: police say they believe these were random acts of violence and that no individuals were specifically police adding more details will be released later. we will continue to attract developments. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. dan: our team coverage continues with abc 7 reported dustin dorsey. you are getting reaction from the community. dustin: this community here in downtown san jose is in a word, distraught, really upset of what the events that took place here yesterday afternoon, right here on south 16th street, you could see a small memorial is growing in front of what we see as a mr. and misses pham's house, two the victims and yesterday's horrific events. two communities are grieving after what some describe as a deadly rampage through milpitas and san jose thursday afternoon. san jose p

--zach fuentes abc7 news. dan: london breed announced her budget for the next two years, $14.6 billion each year. some of the biggest priorities include the homelessness crisis, cleanliness and safety, and includes money for 220 new police officers, funding to get people off the streets, and supportive housing will increase by 3%. but the mayor says she is not afraid to cut money from programs that do not deliver. >> i know some of these decisions are not going to be popular. again, i don't care. i did not become mayor to the afraid to do this job, the way it needs to be done. dan: to help restore downtown the budget aims to bring new businesses in by delivery to -- delivering tax incentives. the board of supervisors has to approve it, so the american sign it. ama: new details about the man accused of stabbing a man in a chinese bakery. 's court appearance has been rescheduled tomorrow. in order to provide a court translator. where learning about his previous connection to the bakery. suzanne phan has a story.

right now live in san jose, zach fuentes, abc7 news. dan: this has just shocked the community, and today, neighbors dropped off flowers next to the san jose scene where two people were hit by a car and killed. police are not releasing the names of the victims, but a letter was assigned that reads "rest in peace, mr. phan, we are praying for your family." >> there were always nice. when i asked . lemons, they said, take as many as you want. really said. they didn't deserve what happened to them. dan: the city members who represent the districts where the crimes happened saturday hope justice is served for those victims. we have kept you updated for the story since it happened with push alerts like this on our abc7 bay area app. download the app now and customize it, so that you will be the first to know what is happening. ama: coming up, what makes pride month especially important this year. see how the bay area is celebrating. last week goldleaf belongs on that window. dan: that window is the city hall. tonight, meet the artist responsi

southbay reporter zach takes a closer look.s land of more than acres could become the site of the largest rv community supportive parking program. >> we wanted to zach: people living in rvs. the program site could hold 85. it would also allow cars and other vehicles belonging to those living in the rvs. there is a waste center and a construction company across the street. >> we had folks weigh in and support. zach: san jose mayor parking sites like the one we are pursuing will enable us to relocate on street rvs to a dedicated site with services that help folks graduate into permanent housing. this will be a win-win for the dwellers and the community. if the san jose city council approves a 10 year lease on a it would cost $18 million. he wants to >> big concern with all this interim housing is, it's not going fast enough or big enough. we need to go big and quick. zach: he knows that not all are in favor, but it's too programs that have been successful. >> crime goes down, vandalism goes down, cost efficiency goes up. it is a

zach: it is expected to be released early next year. in cupertino, zach fuentes, abc 7 news.ian: you can watch apple ceo tim cook in an exclusive interview with robin roberts on "good morning america," starting at 7:00 a.m. members of the writers guild of america gathered in cupertino for a day of action. the strike is delaying new content for original series on apple tv+. writers are calling for higher pay, provisions against artificial intelligence, and a fair deal. half a dozen protests were held at multiple apple locations across the country. kristen: new concerns today about users' privacy on twitter. four democrat senators have sent a letter to elon musk, detailing concerns since he took over twitter. they say layoffs, lack of federal privacy reviews, and a revamp of the platform's subscription service may have undermined the company's commitment to data protection. the say twitter may have violated an agreement with the ftc. twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment. julian: the impact of social media on kids have become a local point for reform. --

zach fuentes, abc 7 news.: the open police department is holding their second annual gun buyback event. it will take surrendered firearms and repurpose them into gardening tools. anyone who turns in a firearm can receive up to $300 and gift card. it will be at -- from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. last year, opd collected 130 firearms and gave away more than $10 worth in gift cards. still ahead, could we soon see the warmest year on record? we speak to climate experts about how those winter storms earlier in the year player role. here is a live look outside right there at the san francisco skyline. we will check in with shayla in just a ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪

zach: it broke ground in august 2021. the services are provided by this nonprofit, assisted by nonprofit and private partners, and received funding from voter measures in supportive housing. each resident is referred by the housing office, their rent subsidized by the housing authority based on income. >> a resident earns $900 a month they will contribute a third to their rent. the housing authority will subsidize the rent. if a resident does not earn that much, maybe they are earning $200 a month, they will pay a portion of their income towards rent. zach: each unit is outfitted with what is needed including furniture and cooking supplies. more than providing a place to live, the site hopes to provide community through common areas like this dog park, community kitchen. >> we may have documentary nights, bingo nights, karaoke is a popular activity in our communities. zach: the first residence are set to sign leases in july. the santa clara county regional director says the hope is that this community will be a model for

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cnn's zach cohen, and randi kaye are following all the details for us today, zach, let's go to you first, trump is now the first former president ever charged with crimes in federal court. so, how potentially damning is the evidence against him? >> reporter: fredricka, those photos you were just showing speak to the level of detail in this indictment where prosecutors are accusing the former president of not only retaining highly sensitive documents that after leaving office that he was not supposed to keep, but then resisting when the government tried to get those documents back. now, 31 of the 37 counts laid out in this indictment related to trump are about retaining what's known as national defense information. the indictment lays out very clearly what this means, this information relates to u.s. nuclear programs, defense and weapons capabilities, potential vulnerabilities the u.s. has to attack. so really some of the most highly sensitive, and highly guarded u.s. secrets were found at trump's mar-a-lago resort. now, the photos are not only a great illustration of what trump took, but

[laughter] reporter: zach fuentes, abc7news. dan: another great part of this month is the san francisco pride parade. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. you can watch live on sunday, june 25 right here on abc 7 and on our streaming tv app as well. ama: let's get to tonight's abc 7 deep dive. something that's pumping up in the news that deserves more explanation. you've heard the buzz about the new drug to fight hot flashes. let's dive in. the fda approved it last month. it will be available in pharmacies soon. we wanted to take a deep dive to talk about why this is a big deal. i talked with an ob/gyn about how difficult menopause symptoms can be to cope with. >> hot flashes can be really hard. they are uncomfortable. they really interfere with your lifestyle. sometimes when you are working, it's really hard. reporter: we know it's hard. here's where it gets worse. menopause is when you haven't had a menstrual period for 12 months. the symptoms can last longer than a year. >> some women experience symptoms years before menopause starts. o

zach, what are people in the community telling you tonight? well, parker on arrested not far from this shopping plaza, but as you mentioned, not before taking one more life stabbing someone to death right here in this parking lot. and many people i spoke to still trying to process this, still trying to make sense of it. and also realizing just how lucky they are to not have been in his path. there was just a lot of police rushing inside daniel solano at work thursday afternoon when police descended on this milpitas shopping plaza along jacklin road as he walked out of his storefront office, a boy rushed up to him. he said that someone got stabbed in the neck. the victim among three people who police say 31 year old kevin parker killed on thursday. then i'm so scared a few stores down at a barber shop . employees lock their doors as the violence unfolded. then i'm scared. somebody run inside a nearby milpitas high school, which on friday hosted a second day of district graduation ceremonies. police beefed up security as they searched for their

cnn's paula reid and zach we cohen also joining -- zachary cohen also joining us, and former fbi deputyector andrew mr. speaccabe, as well. >> let's start with the doj telling trump that he is a target in this investigation. what more are you learning? >> reporter: we are waiting to see if there is some culmination of this special counsel investigation that's been going on for more than a year. we knew that there was this great amount of grand jury activity behind closed doors as investigators were pulling in all kinds of witnesses who were around donald trump, had conversations with him, were at mar-a-lago after he left the presidency. and particularly leading up to that moment where the fbi did the search of mar-a-lago and found more than 100 classified records in rooms including donald trump's private office. and so as we watch, we are watching the federal courthouse particularly because there's been grand jury activity two days in a row here. this is not the court where this originated. we had seen so much happening in the federal court in washington, d.c., where a grand jury also h

zach, thank you so much. john?ioning a man who allegedly tried to open up a plane door from the flight of the philippines to south korea. the police say that the 19-year-old man ran towards the door after the staffers moved him to the front of the plane when he complained about chest pressure. when he triyied open up the doo the staff tied him up so he could no longer attempt to open the door. >>> and today, after setting up a criminal gang and attempting rape, andrew tate and others are under allegations and will be held under house arrest and will be indicted for human trafficking charges as well. >>> greek coast guard says that the death toll so far stands at 81 deaths with that ship collision. they say that about 51 men, women and children were on the boat when it capsized. >>> we are learning that the coast guard is going to be giving an update in a couple of hours on the search efforts for the missing deep sea vessel, and the details that we are learning about those on board, and the efforts to find them as t

zach: still, the budget is not finalized.a budget -- a balanced budget. it has to meet governor newsom's approval and soon. >> june 13 is all deadline. lawmakers are very motivated as you can imagine because the law requires them to come up with a budget or they do not get paid. zach: abc 7 news. >> there is a new option to get to the sonoma airport. smart launched service of a micro transit shuttle that connects the smart airport station to the airport. that is one mile away. the shuttle will operate on a flexible shuttle. passengers booked a trip on demand on a mobile app or by calling an 800 number. karina: a hack for travelers who want to avoid extra baggage fees and we will dig deeper into tomorrow's reverse boycott at the a's game. that' dan: time now for the 44. we were talking about the a's in their efforts to move to nevada. oakland 68 is calling on fans to pack the stadium. they plan to handout shirts for the boycott. it is a message to the owner, john fisher, asking him to please sell the team. larry, i don't know

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zach. good morning.cribed as a rolling gun battle between two cars that stretched for more than a mile and a half near here along the embarcadero. shots first ringing out around seven in the evening close to here at pier 39 on stockton and beach streets. witnesses describing a car attack, seeing the gunfire, sending people scattering, screaming, police say two people were hit by the gunfire. they were rushed to an area hospital. a ten year old girl was also taken to the hospital. if she after she was hit by one of those cars, she was walking her bike across the street as they raced down the embarcadero. and another three people, they were hit by shards of glass as bullets shattered several nearby car windows. all of this, of course, happening just right in the middle of the juneteenth holiday weekend. and on father's day in an area, as we know, highly trafficked by locals, tourists. so police chief bill scott saying, of course, last night things could have ended far worse. the chief promising accountabil

zach lot of reports on how those sales help nonprofits. >> art smith usually spends his working dayse solid rock baptist church. but each year on the 4th of july, he and his team hook up with tnt fireworks to sully gul safe and sane fireworks to the south sacramento community off of fruit ridge. >> because that's the american way, you know, like this time of year, lot of kids that don't know i were to do with dana ford. fireworks. so we're here to try to help. >> the tnt and phantom fireworks stands across the state are all partnered with nonprofit organizations and the team from the solid rock baptist church says it's important for them to be out here every year. >> are as a community. we need a uplift the community a little bit more. let them know that we're here that our churches here. for them, they need we're here for kids are happy. we're at. >> each nonprofit helping to sell the fireworks takes home roughly 41% of the sales putting about half the money you spend at the firework stands back into the community where you buy them. and for this tnt fireworks team on fruit ridge. i

if he does the vice zach gap watermark you're in, he goes menu of the book, goes from dish. and and how concerned are these big western brands about the environmental degradation? cheap clothing is causing and bundle dish i would say the boston is there, like you don't that it's just last week of the you borrow them and test score for and, and to foster edition and editing more to go and try this. so the match also have been engaging in the process of more sustainable testing making for example, of the swedish agent and agent number uh they have, they have been working with the bottom of the ship of users to reduce water and other resources in the vault and and or any production process, and lately they have the also being in board with the us and also ws toward one rena solutions. but i would say that these engagements also have their own challenges and also not enough in terms of the need within these engagements onto becoming the norm as it are there because we saw in your report, for example, that is that technology that is expensive, but it does say, what are these mott

this will be a global challenge. >> zach fuentes, abc7news. >> the man accused in the deadly explosionighborhood will be arraigned. 53-year-old darren price was charged with multiple felonies, including voluntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and two counts of child endangerment. the blast happened on february on 22nd avenue. a narcotics lab was being operated inside the home. department has released details about the suspects arrested in connection with sunday's shootout along the embarcadero. one suspect is facing five gun charges. a 23-year-old woman who was with him is not under arrest. police are still looking for the people in the second car involved. four people were injured sunday but all are expected to be ok. district is showing strength as the community heals from the mass shooting that happened there earlier this month. dozens of people show their support at 24th and mission. organizers described the native american dancing at the event as a form of spiritual cleansing and purifying. they are hoping for peace and an end to gun violence. they say when the shooting happen

because in order to prepare a real insurgency, it takes many years and somebody who's preparing zach needs to ensure that they also have popular support as well as can attract support of the armed forces. and i think that's true, gosh. and might have gambled because he might have thought that by challenging the ministry of defense and challenging, put in perhaps more in direct leads that he would gain support from the population and especially from the forces. but he miscalculated that and was a forces that he had a just looking at the kind of correlation of forces i, i think that he might have realized that on the one hand it might end up and in a very bloody way, on the other hand, it would kind of undermine his own narrative because he was talking about being patry artic and standing up for the full beyond forces. and then he would have to fight those armed forces that he's standing up for. so in a way that would have undermined his narrative. and you also saw is that while he was marching that the kremlin and the ministry of defense, they were in the backing down. so they were sh

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southbay reporter zach fuentes got inside look at the location hoping to change lives. >> this way. >volunteers are hard at work preparing each of these 94 units for their first residence. those who are said to call the units home are people 55 and up who have at one point experienced homelessness. each item and piece of furniture lovingly put in place. >> i'm getting emotional. >> one of those volunteers has been following the progress of the project for at least a year. >> to see it finished and painted and staged for people to come,.it's exciting >> it broke ground in august of 2021 and services are provided by the nonprofit past. the project received funds from sources like voter approved measure a, dedicated to affordable and supportive housing. each resident who moves and is referred by the office of supported housing. >> if a resident earns my hundred dollars a month, they will contribute one third of their income to the rent and the housing authority will subsidize their rent, but if a resident is earning may $200 month. >> each is outfitted with everything a resident will nee

southbay reporter zach fuentes introduced the grand marshals at the fairmont hotel last night. we will see those nominees riding down market street and you will see zach as part of operating coverage. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to show up for what is one of the biggest events of the year, the pride parade. kumasi: police will have a significant presence throughout the city. those went to city hall will have to go through metal detectors and public transit is wrapping up with bart adding trains sunday. >> it is a good opportunity for people who have not written on bart to give us a chance. we think the service is going to be robust. kumasi: san francisco police will be wearing a new pride patch this year. reggie: we are inching closer to sunday's parade which will premiere here on abc7. we are the only place to watch this parade live starting 10:30 sunday morning. we will also be on abc7news.com /pride. or you can watch it wherever you stream abc7. it is going to be a party. drew: if you cannot make it down, you can watch the parade from anywhere, the comfort o

. >> abc 7 news reporter zach flynt has has a breakdown of the report and what officials are doing to change the numbers. >> the new numbers are out and they are telling a sad story. in 2022 more than 2100 hate crime events reported in california. in 2021 there were more than 1700, a surge of more than 20%. >> hate has no borders. even california is not immune. >> california attorney general rob released the hate crime report tuesday unveiling the numbers. it defines a hate crime as a criminal offense against a person or property and says the crimes are motivated in part or in whole by bias against religion, disability or sexual orientation. also ethnicity, gender, gender identity. >> crimes motivated by sexual orientation increased 29%. in particular anti-transgender events increased to 59 in 2022, a huge jump. >> there were 622 anti-black crimes. religious based hate crimes are up with antisemitic a crimes increasing by more than 24%. >> california's jewish community did not have to wait until the report was released. we experienced that increase in hatred directed at us in the past

then i have chicken fried by the zach brown band. good. >> bill: i went with zach bryan, something in the orange. check it out. a great summer song. >> dana: that's your pick? >> bill: i'm down for summer wind and frank sinatra. bring the heat, guys, i can take it. here is harris in "the faulkner focus." bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with fox news alert and desperate search for the tiny submersible carrying tourists and the sub company ceo that left sunday to see the titanic site far beneath the surface of the water 2 1/2 miles in the north atlantic. five people on board. it's the fifth day. underwater noises have crews holding out hope and sending

then i have chicken fried by the zach brown band. that's always good. >> bill: i went with zach bryan, something in the orange. check it out. a great summer song. >> dana: that's your pick? >> bill: i'm down for summer wind and frank sinatra. bring the heat, guys, i can take it. here is harris in "the faulkner focus." bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with fox news alert and desperate search for the tiny submersible carrying tourists and the sub company ceo that left sunday to see the titanic site far beneath the surface of the water 2 1/2 miles in the north atlantic. five people on board. it's the fifth day. underwater noises have crews holding out hope and sending every resource possible now. i'm hair use faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the multi-country operation has sent remotely operated vehicles to the ocean floor. their efforts are focused on underwater noise and the navy is looking at it. the u.s. coast guard's most recent update says it is a search and rescue mission. >> daily basis and sometimes we don't find what

i was speaking with one congressman, zach nunn, and he said gary gensler is trying to empire build. he is not going to wait to set these barriers. i wonder if these sec cases being brought now are going to be something that they cannot actually win, because the actual law that congress sets will be changing. we know these cases can draw out. tuong vy: that's right. the ripple case was filed december 2020. these cases can drag on for quite some time. so, yeah, and the timing with respect to any sort of legislative action that congress is going to take. of course, it is unpredictable. but i think it is interesting that the sec knows congress is very actively working on legislation to create new regulatory frameworks. in some cases amending the existing securities laws to expand or change either the sec's authority, or in the case of the cftc, to give them authority that does not currently exist over crypto. but congress is actively working to create a new framework that works for crypto. obviously, the sec knows that and continues to bring these under the security laws. matt: given th

zach fuentes, abc 7 news. 3 tde parade is this sunday, abc 7 is a proud sor.on the bay area streaming app as well. dion: and the big question is what the weather will be like for that pride parade. we see it in the seven-day forecast ahead. narrator: it's called, “shared leadership.” driven by each community in a groundbreaking setting: california's community schools. where parents and families, students and educators, make decisions as one. creating the school and shaping futures - together. based on the needs of their students... ...steeped in local culture. curriculum from cyber security to gardening. and assisting families with their needs: wellness centers, food pantries, and parental education. california's community schools: reimagining public education. ♪ cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies, small businesses, governments. -when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all o

. >>> let's start with zach cohen. among the charges trump is facing is obstruction justice.reak down these allegations for us. >> prosecutors are alleging that trump knowingly and intentionally retained hundreds of classified documents and really lay out in very specific detail the evidence that they say underpins these 37 counts. 31 of those counts involve the retention of national defense information. that kind of information includes things like details about u.s. nuclear programs, defense and weapons capabilities, about potential vulnerabilities to attacks and response options should that happen. now it really speaks to the level of sensitivity about those documents. and officials that i have talked to since this indictment was unsealed really agree with prosecutors that these are exactly the kind of materials that could put human sources at risk. also the way that these documents were found at trump's resort in mar-a-lago could erode trump from allies who depend on these things secret. now you mentioned earlier these documents were found in a variety of different places

good morning, zach. good morning. yeah, and they've been added about an hour now, so a lot of work ahead. they're hoping to make their way through most of mission street today. you can see them there in the distance. we actually managed to get a little bit ahead of them because they were moved so fast. we wanted to be able to keep up with them. you see them making their way down there, picking up bottles, cans, all sorts of other items along the street. today's cleanup. it's part of an annual effort on, as you mentioned, the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. the event organized by group refuse refuse sf to date the group it's hosted cleanups throughout the year. they've had a fair bit of success, picking up more than 330,000 gallons of garbage. that's enough to fill 25,000 large trash bags. a whole lot of garbage. i spoke with their organizer, vince ewen, a short while ago, and i asked him what motivates you to keep organizing these events day in, day out, when the trash just piles right back up? here's wh

zach fuentes spoke with a member -- number member of the president's cabinet. >> artificial intelligence is developing quickly while the benefits are being discovered the risks are also being weighed. this doctor is the president's science and technology advisor. >> he has been clear from the beginning that this was one of the most powerful technologies of our time and if that means we are going to seize its considerable benefits we have to start by managing its risks. >> the doctor sat next to president biden in san francisco on tuesday to meet with a panel of ai researchers and experts including top mines from stanford and uc berkeley. >> i want to hear directly from the experts and these are some of the world's leading experts on this issue. >> leading experts that the doctor says have diverse viewpoints. >> people who are critics and skeptics of ai as well people who are optimistic and building applications they think are going to take us forward into the future. >> biden touted work's administration has already done in the field. >> last october we proposed an ai bill of rights to e

zach fuentes, abc7news. police department is holding their second annual gun buyback. the gunds event takes surrendered firearms and re-purposes them into tools. anyone who turns in a firearm can receive $300 in gift card. the event starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes until 2:00 p.m. at thy word ministries in oakland. last year, opd collected over 130 firearms and gave way more than $10,000 in gift cards. still ahead, could we soon see the warmest year on record? we speak to climate experts about how the storms earlier in the year play a role. here is a live look outside right now. time is 6:38 on the saturday morning. we will check in with shayla when we get back. dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from weathertech. floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... sunshade... ready-to-wash system and cupfone. or our newest product, the golf cart mat. order these american made gifts or a gift card at weathertech.com have a very happy fath

prevalent during the last rate financial -- last great financial recession of bank failures, peer or zachhen it comes to regional banks. then you look at the news flow. matt: now he is at lazard. katie: it is interesting when you think of what we have heard from regional banks. 53rd has reduced its outlook for net income. yesterday, we heard something similar from zion, saying its next was going to fall. we also heard from keycorp saying it is cutting its net outlook. some of the forecasts -- of the focus has not been on regional banks the same way it has been passed months but there are still issues there. matt: katie greifeld talking to us about insurers and adding on a kicker. coming up, "bloomberg surveillance" has special coverage. the fed to size with tom keene and lisa abramowicz is next -- the fed decides with tom keene and lisa abramowicz is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh i don't want to outlive our money. i keep eating all these chia seeds. i coul

we lost carmen, the . 0 the we passed 2 bodies and there was like paper work and magazine, zach all. listen, backpacks everywhere and we've kept saying, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. and we finally got outside looking at live pictures, there, broward county, florida, where there was an active shooter and margery stone and douglas high school. those are students being left out of this high school about $3000.00 in the school the, the around the accomplish the big one is left behind is pushing us towards walmart . can i get a text from my daughter said there's a shooting and then i get another one from david. what do you do when you get the call like that? this flood is coming and the people are what a nice big tang sick you think you always see in the military our job was to help the kids over the fence. the shooter actually escaped in that same route but a risk has been made. not long after the shooting happened, no more out of who this person is, although multiple reports pointing towards the shooter being a former student, we had a countless magazines, multiple magazines, and at

we lost carmen, the . 0 the, the past 2 bodies and there was like paper work and magazine, zach all listen, backpacks everywhere and just kept saying, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. we finally got outside. you're looking at live pictures there, broward county, florida where there is an active shooter and marjorie stone and douglas high school . those are students being led out of this highschool about 3000 in the schools around that accomplish the big garden is behind. is it pushing us towards a walmart? can i get a text from my daughter said there's a shooting and then i get another one from david. what do you do when you get the call like that is what is coming in the people are reading. and these things, tang, so you think you always see in the military our job was to help the kids over the fence. the shooter actually escaped and that same route that arrest has been made. not long after the shooting happened, no more out of who this person is, although multiple reports pointing towards the shooter being a former student, you had tell us magazines, multiple magazines. and at this point

zach thank you. the oakland police commission is in need of new applicants. led panel is trying to fill a couple of vacancies but has seen very few applications. ktvu political reporter greg lee with what may be driving the lack of interest has more authority than virtually any other oversight body in the country approved by voters in 2016. the civilian led oakland police commission is tasked with ensuring the department follows constitutional policing practices and providing oversight. it is a lot of work and, ed, you know, it's very demanding and some of the decision or controversial among its duties, the seven member unpaid and volunteer commission oversees police misconduct investigations and can vote to fire a police chief like it did with an kirkpatrick. while opd remains under federal oversight, rashida greenidge with the coalition for police accountability says the workload has grown for the panel. the commissioner are really being taxed by that amount of work and i think it may have dissuaded people who might have otherwise been interested in becomin

all right, zach, thank you. president biden marked one year since congress passed the bipartisan safer communities act. mr. biden spoke at a gun safety summit at the university of hartford in connecticut. the legislation tightened access for young gun buyers, help states to enact red flag laws and increased support for mental health services. the us has seen at least 26 mass killings this year. the president praised the courage and activism of survivors for turning their pain into purpose after so many tragic shootings. it's the first graders, the educators, the sandy hook. it's the kids and teachers that uvalde i sat with afterwards. it's the emanuel mother emanuel. eight years ago tomorrow. it's a tree of life synagogue. president biden said prosecutions of unlicensed gun sellers have doubled. he urged congress to enact more gun reforms, including a federal ban on assault weapons and universal background checks for buyers. the man accused of a deadly home explosion in san francisco has been arrested on murder

another simone senior producer, brittani, wishing rasmus zach happy father's day. her she will get you the dinner when you get home, zach. she's also sending love to her dad, mark. father in law zachary senior. our second producer evan says his dad is the life of the party. our line producer brian and his dad joe are pictured here enjoying one of their favorite pastimes, having cocktails. our director josh is sending love to his poet and musician father byron, father in law ville. he says both men really miss an opportunity to do it on their grandkids. or associate producer alicia is giving a fathered a shout out to her dad and her stepfather michael who she hopes enjoys all the banana splits he wants today. our graphics producer jack says that his dad john lights up a room with his good humor and has always been a steadfast rock of wisdom for him. producer ariel who is a friend of team symone, says she is so proud of her dad andre who just retired after 30 years of service as a parole officer. she and her dad are july birthday twins. literal twins, look at the pho

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that's why they're going after the special counsel as well, zach, on the note of the legal fight, you have some reporting about a potential key witness, this former white house staffer who told prosecutors that trump not only knew about the declassification process but also he followed it as president. >> yeah, this is a former career official. it's somebody who advised both the obama and trump administrations on the declassification process and we're learning for the first time that this witness was interviewed by both prosecutors in the trump documents case and biden documents case. what they laid out for us was a starkly different tone in both investigations and, one, he told the prosecutors in the trump case it was clear, trump knew the process to declassify material, followed it correctly at times when it suited him and, you know, effectively later for the additional witness testimony and evidence they needed to secure, we've seen them go after since the interview took place and interviewed senior officials like grinell. there were conversations about this and was during his stin

and zach, of course, a part of this debate about curbing gun violence in this country is the discussion about trying to try to keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have them, in particular people who are having mental health struggles. what was that part of the conversation today? well, that's certainly been part of the conversation during the week. and essentially what lawmakers are saying, what authorities are saying that if you're concerned about somebody who may have access to a gun, who may be suffering from some sort of mental illness, that the best thing to do is to first, of course, call authorities. but they're also saying that there is something out there called the temporary gun violence restraining order. that's a state policy that was just passed. so the state is putting access, making access to that form available on its website. we will be providing a link to that form on our website as well. yeah, trying to get the word out that that in fact is an avenue that some people, if necessary, can pursue. zac sos really appreciate it. thank you so much. well, comm

abc7news reporter zach fuentes has more and what officials hope might be solutions. >> new numbers are out and are telling us that story. in 2022 there were 2100 hate crime events reported in california. in 2021 there were 1700. that's a search of more than 20%. >> unfortunately it has no borders. >> california's attorney general released a 2022 hate crime in california report tuesday and filling those numbers. it defines a hate crime as a criminal defense against a person or property in such crimes are motivated by an offender's bias against race, religion, disability or sexual orientation. >> crimes orientation increased 29%. in particular anti-transgender events increase from 38% in 2021 to 59 and 2022. >> the report found there were 652 anti-black crimes rising more than 27%. religious-based crimes with anti-semitic eight crimes increasing by 24%. >> california's jewish community did not have to wait until the reports was released and we experience that increase in hatred directed at us with our own eyes. >> anti-asian hate crimes still had one hundred 40 reports in this day is sti

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cnn's zach cohen joining us with more on all this. lay it all out for us.e against the former president? >> reporter: these are very serious charges. the fact that they're being brought against a former president means the decision to bring them wouldn't have been made lightly by prosecutors. when you read this indictment, you see in very clear detail why they did decide to move forward, and that they believe donald trump not only retained sensitive documents that he was not supposed to have in the first place, but why he also obstructed government efforts to recover those documents when the fbi and the justice department asked for them back. now, these documents, the first 31 counts of this 37-count indictment deal with what is called retention of national defense information. in the case of donald trump and the box of documents found at mar-a-lago that includes information about u.s. nuclear programs, defense and weapons capabilities, potential vulnerabilities that the u.s. has to a foreign attack and how they might respond should they be attacked. so thi

zach thank you.ime 932 oakland police hope surveillance video will lead to an arrest in a deadly hit and run crash. it happened friday night on foothill boulevard in east oakland. surveillance video taken from a residential care facility shows a woman holding the hand of a child entering the crosswalk. another woman suddenly walked into that same crosswalk and is hit by the driver of a black sedan that sped away from the scene. the hit was so hard that she thought it was two vehicles to be surprised to see a woman on elderly. it was crushing. it was heartbreaking. the people who live in that area as a speeding drivers often raced down foothill boulevard and there have beemps. you can't really te already taken them down from two lanes on each side to one, and that's not doing it. and it's sad because i've been living here on this block for ten years and i've already seen three women die crossing the street on this foothill boulevard. now, the coroner's office has not yet identified the victim of this

zach fuentes, abc seven news, there's a new option to get to the sonoma county airport. smart train launched a micro transit shuttle today that connects the smart airport station to the actual airport that's a mile away. passengers can book the shuttle bus on demand, either in advance or on the spot every day of the week between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m, the shuttle costs $1.50 to ride. oakland fire officials are investigating a fire at a church yesterday morning. the fire happened at 37th street baptist church in west oakland. abc7 news spoke with a pastor of the church. he says it's going to cost about $30,000 to repair the building and pastor w.s. mcclinton believes the congregation simply can't afford those expenses. he says the church has been around for more than 75 years and it just underwent some remodeling and now this a vital marine research facility is in danger of closing for good. the estuary and ocean science center, operated by san francisco state, is the only one of its kind on the bay. and with funding for the program in jeopardy. abc seven news reporter cornell