you mentioned that shipment being flown in outside washington, d.c. days ago. when can americans actually expect to see that formula on store shelves? >> reporter: whit, that shipment included gerber specialty formula, enough for about 1.5 million 8-ounce bottles. those cans were first sent to a distribution center in pennsylvania and are headed out to hospitals, wic programs, and retailers. we are told they should be out for delivery as soon as this weekend. >> mary alice, a lot of parents look forward to that, thank you. >>> we turn to the war in ukraine. russia gaining ground in the east, taking control of key areas. but tonight, even more american help could soon be on the way. a u.s. official telling abc news, ukraine's request for a longer-range weapon system may soon be granted. abc's tom sufi burr ridge reporting for the first time from odesa, where that aid can't come soon enough. >> reporter: tonight, a firefight raging around a hotel in eastern ukraine. russian chechnyan forces posting this video as the kremlin gains ground. we can't say exactly when

and tonight here, the new abc news/"washington post" poll showing 70% of americans say the decision to have an abortion should be left to a woman and her doctor. so tonight here, what is the likelihood that this draft ruling will change in any significant way before the final ruling is expected in weeks? and what does this mean for millions of women across this country? we hear from all sides here. rachel scott in ohio, but we begin here with abc's terry moran who has covered the supreme court for years. >> reporter: from the first moments, the news of the leaked opinion on abortion drove people to the steps of the supreme court, in outrage and joy. >> my body, my choice! >> abolish abortion! >> reporter: the leaked document dated february 10th is labeled the first draft of an opinion of the court. written by justice samuel alito, the 67-page draft opinion is clear, sharp, and scornful, declaring in its opening par paragrafs that roe versus wade "must be overruled." and that the 1972 ruling "was egregiously wrong from the start." alito adding -- "its reasoning was exceptionally weak."

it is why clouds gathered outside the supreme court in washington. all because this is a decision that could change our country for generations to come. ama: will have live team coverage tonight looking ahead to the future and what is happening right now, including a protest in san francisco. first, though, we want to hear from this man who called himself the pro-life spiderman, about his claim to the top of the salesforce tower today. he spoke with abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra. what did he have to say? stephae: mas desamps usesf the pro-life spiderman. he says his track of the tower was not a spontaneous decision. in fact he says it was preplanned month ago. he arrived from las vegas around 7:00 this morning and took in uber street to salesforce

back in washington, the president calling on congress, saying he's hopeful, quote, rational republicans are at the negotiating table. >> i think there's a realization on their part that it can't continue like this. i can't dictate this stuff. i can do the things i've done and any executive action i can take, i'll continue to take. but i can't outlaw a weapon. >> reporter: making one of his clearest calls for reform. >> i know that it makes no sense to be able to purchase something that can fire up to 300 rounds. >> reporter: a bipartisan working group taking part in "serious negotiations" throughout the weekend. >> there are more republicans interested in talking about finding a path forward this time than i have ever seen, since sandy hook. and while, in the end, i may end up being heartbroken, i am at the table in a more significant way right now with republicans and democrats than ever before. >> reporter: on the table, red flag laws, mental health resources, more funding for school security, and expanded back grground checks. an overwhelming 89% of americans in our abc poll supporti

>> all right, pierre thomas in washington. thank you. >>> now, to iran tonight. the u.n. watchdog agency reportedly saying iran has amassed enough enriched your cr uranium to make a nuclear weapon. the biden administration saying they are now more uncomfortable with how close iran is getting to this. >>> when we come back here tonight, the search for the two missing women kayaking. their group plunging over a dam. >>> and the 9-year-old girl surviving a rare cougar attack and we do have news on her condition tonight. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to s of kidney functio, and genital yeast or urinar

as we await this final ruling on roe versus wade, in washington, i know democrats say they want to make a federal law to protect roe v. wade. they likely don't have the votes, which you reported last night here. but there is news late today from a republican senator who said she would look at anything this would be a shift for republican senator lisa murkowski, because when this legislation came to the floor in the senate earlier this year, she did not support it, she said it was too broad. now, she does seem interested in trying to find a pathway forward to codify roe versus wade. she is one of two republican senators that does support abortion rights, the other is senator susan collins. and she says that she felt misled by justices kavanaugh and gorsuch, that it would be inconsistent with what they said to her face. even with the support of those two republicans, democrats still don't have the votes they need, david. >> rachel, thank you. and you'll have much more of your reporting later tonight right here on "nightline." thank you, rachel. >>> in the meantime, we do have one more not

washington dc tradition resumed this evening with laughter, celebrities and lots of fanfare. it is my great honor to be speaking tonight at the nation's most distinguished superspreading events. pr late night personality trevor noah hosted tonight's white house correspondents dinner, the first one to be held since the start of the pandemic. president biden is the first commander in chief to attend the dinner since 2016 . his predecessor, donald trump , boycotted the event. tonight. he took a lots of swipes and even throughout a bunch of one liners. this is the first time president attended this dinner and six years.it's understandab. we had a horrible plague. followed by two years of covid just everyone who attended had to test negative for covid before the event some sat the dinner out though given the rise in cases including dr. anthony fauci. tomorrow is may day and hundreds of marchers will be taking to the streets of san francisco and cities around the country celebrations for mayday. also known as international workers day have been held for decades. you're looking at v

alex cobb didn't get out of the adversity and washington's lucius fox is a slow roller. nationals score five before the giants even got to the plate. in the fifth, jason cruzan spent 11 years in the minors and hears his first major league hit. that breaks out in front of his family and that was so cool. yeti l hernandez faces on the double, and the nationals win the series. ricky henderson with a front-row seat to the a's and guardians. so nice that we show it twice. james kaprielian struggling off of the injured list. molly just missed off-center. under gimenez is speeding on in and is safe 1-0. franmil reyes, that is a nice two run single to the right. -- taking off the yankees in the stadium paid francisco calvo drives it back to eric from eddie, have a chance and just over the bar. that was probably san jose's best look at things. keaton perks, marson caskey, 1-0. one minute later, gabrielle perera made it off of the bat. san jose now drops to 1, 5, and three. dion: finally tonight, a big piece of baseball history has been sold at an auction. a bat used by jackie rob

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just leave schreiber -- actor and director liev schreiber hosted the unite for ukraine fundraiser in washington, d.c. he has helped launch a program called blue check to make sure money gets to the people and organizations who needed the most in ukraine. >> what we decided to do was identify, our mission is to identify, vet, and fast-track financial support for organizations on the ground in ukraine that are doing the work that needs to get done. dan: since march, the blue check initiative has vetted more than a dozen organizations that need money to continue their work. you can find a link on our website. abc7news.com. ama: let's turn to the heat we had today. dan: sandhya patel is here with that and the weekend forecast. sandhya: the heat is going to start to ease today. temperatures are 7-13 degrees above average. try 96 degrees in fairfield, san rafael, santa rosa. 80 in oakland. 86 degrees in san jose. it was plenty warm, unless you are in half moon bay, where a sea breeze kept today. as you check out the temperatures, it is still warm. most of you in the 60's and the 70's tonight. as we t

inssue abbott's main formula making plant in michigan triggered the shortages abbot ceo robert ford in a washington post op-ed writing. we're sorry to every family that we've let down and says he expects the facility will be able to restart by the first week in june dr. natasha berger's office provides what it can both cans of formula and advice. i really encourage family. talk to their doctor because there's not just one solution for every family and not every family can. just execute every single plan karina mitchell abc news, new york. a multi-state salmonella outbreak has led to the recall of some jif peanut butter products 14 people in 12 states have reported illness due to the outbreak two have been hospitalized the salmonella cases traced back to a plant in kentucky operated by the jm smucker company. the american red cross is continuing relief efforts in gaylord, michigan the town ripped apart by a slow moving tornado two people were killeen tornado touched down friday afternoon the storm first hit a mobile home park then moved through the city's business area sending people running for a c

another formula flight is expected to arrive in washington dc in the coming days. then it's going to go on trucks and it's going to be delivered in hospitals and home health care clinics all across the country. data shows the nationwide shortage could get worse and shelves could be bare at major stores by the end of may. servers hypoallergenic formula is expected to arrive in a few days. and olive green fleece jacket often worn by ukrainian president vladimir zielinsky is apparently in high demand. one of the jackets worn by zelensky recently fetched about 110,000 during a charity auction in london. the ukrainian company that makes the jacket m-tac as it's called says it can't restock the item because it's now focused on making clothes for soldiers a manager for the company says it might restock the jacket quote after our victory. still ahead tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. i wanted to paint this painting in order to thread awareness. meet the young bay area man who used his gift of drawing and painting in the fight against anti-asian hate. i'm spencer christian. t

shooting afterward the team offered information on how you can reach your political representatives in washington. meantime we are learning more about the 19 children and two teachers who lost their lives inside that classroom in texas. their families have begun sharing their names and their stories elite here. ramirez was a budding artist with big dreams the mother of rogelio torres says losing her son is like losing a little piece of her heart 10 year old aralia santos was supposed to be in the classroom, but thanks to recess she was on the opposite side of the campus. i got really scared and i didn't know who was her or day and then we started looking around on facebook and then i realized that's all the people i knew were dead. fourth grade teacher irma garcia was an educator for 23 years her husband of nearly 25 year olds, joe garcia tragically died of a heart attack today according to the family. they leave behind four children. his family says he died of a broken heart. president biden will travel to uvalde sunday to honor the vi the meantime investigators continue trying to piece together

dion: the national memorial day concert returned this evening in washington, d.c. it was held on the lawn of the u.s. capitol for the first time since the start of the pandemic. the role memorial day events will honor the sacrifice of the men and women who died while serving the country. the hillsboro memorial day event features a parade at 10:00 a.m. at townhall. one of mill's biggest events begins tomorrow at 10:30. in san francisco, senator alex padilla will join the department of veteran affairs at the san francisco cemetery for a memorial ceremony at 11:00 a.m. and a memorial ceremony will be held in liverpool starting at 11:00. election day in san francisco is over a week today and early voting is underway. voters will decide whether to recall chase aberdeen. san francisco's director of elections says they are seeing more people vote in person compared to other recent elections. >> the covid relation to election fear is less now than it was two years ago. people are more comfortable with the idea of coming to city hall to drop off their ballots. also going to

alex presha has more from washington. reporter: an investigation set to get underway over the late draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade, sending shock waves the country. john robertson calling on the supreme court's marshall to investigate the leak. the draft opinion was authored by justice samuel alito, who wrote roe v. wade must be overruled and that the 1973 ruling was egregiously wrong from the start. the chief justice confirmed the authenticity of the leaked document first published by politico, but insisted it was just a first draft and not a final opinion of the justices. president biden is describing the opinion as a radical decision, warning if the draft becomes law, it could impact other freedoms. pres. biden: what happens when you have a state changing the law to say that children who are lgbtq cannot be in classrooms with other children? is that legit under the way the decision is written? reporter: 26 gop control states have or are poised to pass antiabortion legislation. in oklahoma, abortion is now banned

exams help many students gain admission to colleges in the us and europe faitha blue blue bay abc news, washington. once again, chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sports. hey chris, like the yellow dion coming up in sports. what a day in the bay buster posey day. and of course the warriors had a playoff game and look at clay a one foot of three the warriors jump to victory. that's very good banner riding. alex drew sports is next. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a wee

shooting afterward the team offered information on how you can reach your political representatives in washington. meantime we are learning more about the 19 children and two teachers who lost their lives inside that classroom in texas. their families have begun sharing their names and their stories elite here. ramirez was a budding artist with big dreams the mother of rogelio torres says losing her son is like losing a little piece of her heart 10 year old aralia santos was supposed to be in the classroom, but thanks to recess she was on the opposite side of the campus. i got really scared and i didn't know who was her or day and then we started looking around on facebook and then i realized that's all the people i knew were dead. fourth grade teacher irma garcia was an educator for 23 years her husband of nearly 25 year olds, joe garcia tragically died of a heart attack today according to the family. they leave behind four children. his family says he died of a broken heart. president biden will travel to uvalde sunday to honor the victims in the meantime investigators continue trying to piece

alex presha has more from washington. reporter: an investigation set to get underway over the late draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade, sending shock waves the country. john robertson calling on the supreme court's marshall to investigate the leak. the draft opinion was authored by justice samuel alito, who wrote roe v. wade must be overruled and that the 1973 ruling was egregiously wrong from the start. the chief justice confirmed the authenticity of the leaked document first published by politico, but insisted it was just a first draft and not a final opinion of the justices. president biden is describing the opinion as a radical decision, warning if the draft becomes law, it could impact other freedoms. pres. biden: what happens when you have a state changing the law to say that children who are lgbtq cannot be in classrooms with other children? is that legit under the way the decision is written? reporter: 26 gop control states have or are poised to pass antiabortion legislation. in oklahoma, abortion is now banned

radio host john rothman on the right was a student at george washington high school. he graduated in 1966. >> the principle of george washington high school is the second woman sold in san francisco -- the cool principle of george washington is the second woman school principal in san francisco. >> things did not exactly change overnight, but many started to get noticed. in 1992, she became the principal at lincoln. >> i was very fortunate. >> that was 2007. she also became the first chinese-american to lead the district. >> i'm grateful for what the school district has afforded me in terms of experience and security. >> other women fought for equal pay as administrators. >> standing up to the old boys club, hey, i do the same work. i should get the same pay. >> she got her raise and also got a lot more respect. she was tiny but she was mighty. >> those are just a few of the many women who benefited from title ix. the act also brought gender equity into the classroom. >> courses that work -- were typically boys and typically girls became coed. classes like shop hour m

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abc news washington. ama: the scientific committee wants more collaboration in the search for extraterrestrial life. this morning on our -- excuse me, 7:00 a.m. streaming discussed, the senior planetary astronomer from the institute in on view says there is a disconnect right now in the search for you aps between astronomers and military intelligence, which has recordings of identity and for objects. >> we have a sky camera looking at the sky and we have not setting -- not yet seen anything like this in the sky. so it is a present to us that the military seems to have more recordings and people seem to be recording more advance. and we do not see those. >> frank wants a scientific community to have access to recordings. he believes there is likely life on another planet, he just does not know if it is microbial or more intelligent. >> yeah, i mean, it's a big world out there. >> you would think they would let us know if they were here maybe. >> maybe. right.y want to sneak n o.>> oh my goodness, well, you

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filing a defamation suit for $50 million claiming the actress ruined his career after she published this washington post op-ed in which she led she is representing domestic abuse, counter suing for $100 million. johnny depp denying ever hitting her in their relationship. in court, days of testimony and audio recordings that his legal team says show her as the alleged aggressor. >> i did not punch you. morgan: today johnny depp security guard testified, saying he witnessed her throwing a cannon him, spitting at him and punching him during an argument back in march 2018. >> i heard and saw a closed fist contact to mr. depp on the left side of his face. >> and whose fist was that? >> that was ms. herds fist. morgan: morgan norwood, abc7news, los angeles. kristen: the search for an escaped inmate and an officer may have helped him get away. >> money is important, we all know that, but when you start worrying about it too much, he can have a negative 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.

in washington who refused to even put it to a vote despite. what we the american people want it won't vote on it because they want to hold on to their own power. pathetic i've had enough.

in washington who refused to even put it to a vote despite. what we the american people want it won't vote on it because they want to hold on to their own power. pathetic i've had enough. that's just a few minutes ago. steve kerr's passion. outrage he's commented so many times liz as we know on different issues. a and he is well informed as well as well spoken i have chills listening. yeah, i agree it is so is it means a lot to see him use his platform and he does this time and time again, but to continue to use the platform that he has. to say what he did today, and i think he's saying what a lot of us feel right now. i was seeing someone say don't say it's an unimaginable tragedy. it's not an unimaginable tragedy. it's imaginable. we've seen this happen time and time again. yeah, and you know, this is why steve kerr is is the leader that he is and so well respected in the nba and elsewhere because he brings intellect everything he does and and heart and passion and i thought was so profoundly moving and so true, isn't it when he said, you kn

. >> new developments in the battle over miracles at san francisco's george washington high school. the san francisco unified tools -- school district has decided to accept a superior court decision and keep the mural intact. the murals depicts colonizers stepping over the body of a native american and enslaved african americans. >> an investigation underway into a shooting involving an off-duty police officer that sent one person to the hospital. police are saying very little about what happened, only that the officer admitted to being involved in a shooting with a person armed with a gun. police say a loaded firearm was found. the officer is on paid administrative leave. a 24-year-old has been arrested for stabbing a woman multiple times and leading police on a chase this morning. it ended after the suspect lost control of the vehicle, hitting a retaining wall. he was airlifted to a hospital. the victim is expected to survive. kristen: no union representing u.s. park police issued a warning for san francisco. it says parks are unsafe and people should avoid them this summer. our r

this is a live picture from washington. the crowd is made up of both supporters of abortion rights and opponents, their signs revealing strong reaction to the abortion opinion. ama: a rally in san francisco at powell and market streets, tim johns is there live. tim: i am at the intersection of powell and market street, where dozens of protesters have begun to congregate. we are not expecting the event we are expecting speeches, and i am told they might march down the street. first, we are waiting for speeches here. i did just get off the phone with one of the organizers, who tells me they are here not just for abortion rights, but they view this as an attack on a wide range of women's rights. they told me they do not believe that if roe v. wade is struck down, that california would codify abortion restrictions, so we are here for abortion rights across the state. we are just getting started. for now, back to you, but we will have the latest for you. ama: thank you. a man calling himself pro-life spider-man scaled the talles

remember the controversy overcovering the george washington high school murals. i'm offended by people wanting to paint over it that led to complaints about the school board which rather than focusing on ways to safely reopen schools during covid and curtail spending instead put its attention on highly politicized issues that eventually led to three three school board members being recalled by years welcome. you ready the school district like many others in the bay area also saw declining enrollment and is now dealing with a 125 million dollar budget deficit for next year. most recently a payroll debacle left many teachers without the proper pay causing some financial hardships and they just don't know how or where to even get started to fix it the district admits at the end of this year more principles are leaving, but they claim the turnover rates among teachers have remained the same. we haven't yet seen an uptick in in departures in separations. through retirements and resignations. we're watching very carefully because as you know, we're also in the process

c7news.com/take action back tradition in washington dc the white house correspondence dinner resumes saturday night with laughter celebrities in the usual jokes. it is my great honor to be speaking tonight at the nation's most distinguished super spread events. late night personality trevor noah hosted the event. it's the first one to be held since the start of the pandemic. president biden is the first commander-in-chief to attend the dinner since 2016 his predecessor donald trump boycotted the event president biden took the stage with lots of swipes and a bunch of one-liners. this is the first time. president attended this dinner in six years it's understandable. we had a horrible plague. followed by two years of covid everyone who attended the dinner had to test negative for covid-19 before the event some sat the dinner out because of the rise in cases including dr. anthony fauci. we'll still head on abc 7 mornings let it snow the lake tahoe ski resort now staying open through. field day weekend plus glasses giving power the artificial intelligence now combining with google glasse

justin finch, abc news, washington. liz: oakland police are examining a piece of evidence in the disappearance of alexis gage, the 24-year-old woman last seen in late january. four months later, police have found her cell phone case in antioch. family and friends confirm this is hers. investigators suspect the man on the surveillance video got rid of the phone case as he was walking away from her car on the day of the disappearance. if you recognize him, contact oakland police. there is a $10,000 reward to find alexis's location. she was last seen on january 26. her car was found the next day with the keys still inside. two more family members are under arrest in the death of a three-year-old in san jose. prosecutors say she died after an exorcism attempt. the girls's mother is facing felony charges of child abuse. these are the suspects, the girls uncle and the grandfather were arrested wednesday. the girl's mother claudia hernandez santos was arrested in january. court documents show the mother and the uncle of the gi

. >> lawmakers in washington or vowing to take action to help resolve the baby formula shortage. >> we must do something as quickly and safely as possible and use caution for these babies but we have to move quickly to do that. >> amy dolan says she has faced a crisis finding the formula her av needs because of his milk protein allergies. >> 14 of our cans were recalled so we kind of panicked. we have been looking all the time and every night we lay in bed and we are tracking the websites and how much it will cost. >> what's being done to restore supply? coming up, we will talk live to the fda commissioner. reggie: the western conference finals are set, the warriors will host the dallas mavericks. stephen kerr has cleared covidhs able to stay in touch with the team through video and phone calls. he said he was spread of his team's efforts and described what it was like to watch the games from home stop >> only the best teams are left at this stage so it's all about figuring it out. i thought our team and our staff did a really good job of making that adjustment to the way the series ha

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in a washington post -- a washington post op-ed -- the ceo of abbott nutrition rights in a washington post op-ed " we are sorry to all the families we have left down." liz: a salmonella outbreak has led to the recall of some jif peanut butter products. the salmonella cases trace back to a company in kentucky upper and bid by the smuckers company. any senior who wears class of 2022 swag can get a free senior day dozen, including 8 glazed doughnuts and 4 themed donuts. , for all you seniors, grab your crab -- cap end down and make your way to krispy kreme on wednesday. this week is the season finale of american idol. nord thompson made it to the end of the competition, but only one will win that top prize. here is morgan norwood. ♪ >> the wait is finally over. ♪ >> as this season of american idol comes to an end and a new sod -- super star born. ♪ >> after a dramatic season full of twists and turns -- >> she used everything -- showmanship, costume, lights. ♪ >> she stays to her style. >> noah thompson saying his heart out to win america's vote and earn themselves a spot in ameri

on shore in washington state. you can see the orkas flashing with their tails. his dog is clearly very excited. drew: [laughter] reggie: that dog is a little too close to both o -- those orkas. drew: that is what i wanted to eat on my watching tour, i saw euro. kumasi: you have not seen them, reggie? reggie: i have seen lots of trail -- whales but not the orka s. have you ever seen them hunt? they can go right to the end get the seal. i do not think that dog was in a good position. put it on the leash. they looked annoyed. that was a warning sign. drew: that is a good place to be, the beach. warm to hot temperatures today, tomorrow and wednesday. it feels like summer. some pretty colors on our monday. we are in store for a warm afternoon through wednesday. guess he wins, low humidity means that fire concerns are elevated. by thursday, temperatures tanked. it is sharply cooler to finish this -- the week. right now, 40's and 50's but 60's in antioch and santa rosa. warm if not afternoon away the post. 83 and 20 in s

doctors in washington state, massachusetts, utah, florida and new york are investigating cases. experts say it is spread by close contact with lay-ins, bodily fluids or respiratory droplets. flulike symptoms lead to rashes on the body with a recovery time of two to three weeks. the cdc is raising awareness in the lgbtq plus community because many of the cases worldwide involved men identifying as gay or bisexual. an adviser to the world health organization tells the associated press that the leading theory to explain the outbreak is sexual transmission at a rave party in spain or belgium. >> there is not a great risk to the general community in the united states. we need to pay close attention to the communities in which this might be circulating. jobina: the u.s. government is now releasing some monkeypox vaccines from the national stockpile. the cdc says those vaccines will be a for a small number of people who have been exposed. officials say there is no need to vaccinate the general public. kumasi: thank you. more baby formula is expected to arrive in the u.s. in the coming

washington dc over capitol hill. >> good. before we get to the stories, we want to check in with our forecast. >> warm weather hangs out for one more day. high temperatures are high for a lot of us in the 80's and 90's. already a warm start. we are warm, and this is compared yesterday. we have a light jacket because it is 63 already. can morning. 66 in concord, and 68 in santa rosa. the sun is up. good morning. a live look.

murals will stay at george washington high school. the school board decided not to appeal a court order to keep them. the murals have been under debate for years as current and former students pushed to have them removed. they argue students should not have a daily reminder about the enslavement of black people and native americans. others argue they have historical value and should be preserved. dozens of paypal employees have been laid off. reporter say 83 employees at san jose headquarters received pink slips last month. the company also owns venmo. no word if venmo employees will be impacted. paypal has not commented. it is closing its san francisco office on market street this month. that is not related to these layoffs. kumasi: san francisco-based twitter has agreed to pay $150 million in fines to settle a lawsuit. the federal trade commission says twitter collected phone numbers and mill addresses from people telling them it was to secure their account but then they used that information for targeted advertising. twitter says i

lawmakers also attended, saying bipartisan conversations in washington have started. >> president biden is expectinvg together a troubling timeline of how the events folded. the parents have a lot of questions. >> this morning there is growing anger over the police response to the shooting. law-enforcement officials are facing intense criticism over their changing stories about how everything unfolded. we are learning the school was not put on lockdown and officers did not enter the classroom for a full hour until tactical teams arrived at the campus. >> they don't make entry initially because of the gunfire they receiving. could anybody have gone there sooner? you've got to understand, small town. >> authorities also see a resource officer did not confront the gunmen outside the school as they initially said. this morning, texas governor greg abbott has canceled his appearance at an nra convention set to start today just a few hundred miles away in houston. several performers have also canceled their shows set for this weekend as the nra faces calls to cancel the event completely. >> t

it is not the final word in demonstrator shut up outside the supreme court in washington, d.c. after the lid ago obtained documents from a person familiar with the courts proceedings. this is centered on the case of the mississippi ban on abortion after 15 weeks. the opinion was labeled a first draft but in this draft, the apparent author, justice samuel alito writes that roe was egregiously wrong from the start. this >> ought to be a decision left to every american to make for themselves, not a decision that is limited and restricted a freedom that is taken away by a supreme court. jobyna: planned parenthood tweeted that this is a draft of pinyon and its outrageous and unprecedented that it's not final. abortion is your right and it is still legal. the draft opinion leak comes as states across the country have started passing restrictive abortion measures many congressional democrats are now calling for congress to pass legislation to protect abortion rights by codifying them into federal law. julian: thank you. there is reaction pouring in response to the draft decision. in s

i am justin finch in washington with the latest. >> memorial day travel>> began r you. so much to get seo on this monday. >> it will be gusty this afternoon. the warming trend will continue over the next couple of days. we do expect to pick up. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. 54 san jose. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. we do expect a lot of sunshine on your holiday. in the 50's and 60's by 9:00 a.m. our warmest spots close to 80 degrees, but that breeze will become an issue. a red flag warning first llano county. kumasi: the justice department stepping in to investigate the response to the devastating mass shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers. we have more on that and the president's visit to uvalde. julian: visitation services are being held today. the community now grieving and demanding answers as new details emerge. this is new video obtained from outside robb elementary and uvalde, texas. showing police breaking windows, racing to rescue students. we hear what appears to be dispatch audio, sharing with officers that 911 operators

in a washington post poll, seven in 10 said the decision of abortion should be left to woman and her doctor. if roa is overturned -- if roe is overturned, several states will restrict abortion access. kumasi: governor newsom will be in los angeles today talking about los angeles's commitment to maintaining abortion rights. abc7news amy hollyfield joins us live at the planned parenthood in walnut creek. amy: california is expecting planned parenthood clinics like this one to be overwhelmed with women coming from other states looking to get an abortion. california lawmakers are responding. there are now 13 bills in the california legislature meant to protect a woman's right and access to an abortion. they range to protecting doctors to expanding clinics and access. lawmakers to expect the health care system here will be strained if roe v. wade is overturned. >> we anticipate a 3000 percent increase in patients coming to california for care which means californians' impact to care will be impact it by the fact that we have this surge. amy: a constitutional amendment has been introduced

new this morning, washington, d.c. is preparing for more supreme court protests following the leaked draft opinion in the roe v. wade abortion case. last night, crews put up taller fencing around the supreme court . perhaps another sign of the league fallout -- leak fallout, there is were justice alito has canceled a judicial conference appearance. a supreme court spokeswoman gave no reason for his cancellation. >> elementary students in san jose are heading back to school after a scary incident on campus. a man with a knife forced the school to go under lockdown around 11:00 yesterday morning outside empire gardens elementary school. people who live nearby were also told to stay inside. police say no students were in danger. parents were called to pick up kids after police detained the man. a student tells abc 7 news she was pretty scared. her teacher gave students these instructions. >> she told us to stay at our seats and be quiet. >> i ride away just started praying to god, you know? you see all the stories from co

looking to find other workarounds if an expands the cutoff as he's threatened alex pershey abc news washington actress angelina jolie visited a boarding school and medical institution today in the western ukrainian city of laviv. military officials there say she talked with children who were injured in a missile strike by the russian military. julie is a united nations special envoy for refugees, but the un says her visit today was a personal one. moving on to the peninsula where the generosity of the bay area was on full display to help the people of ukraine. members of the foster city lions club at the farmers market this morning collected donations for refugees. the club has already raised $50,000. well beyond their original goal of 25,000 money will be used by food clothing medicine and other essentials for refugees one member had family in ukraine everyone counts every prey accounts every good word. count every support counts every good thought. ounce she is so right you too can donate to the foster city lions club through their website. and for other ways to help the people of ukraine, w

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the washington post reported on "owners of teslas fighting for control..." "i'm trying..." watch this tesla "slam into a bike lane bollard..." "oh [bleeped f***]" this one "fails to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk." "experts see deep flaws." voow for u.s. senat "that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life." we're just about an hour and a half from a tip-off of game 6 as the warriors looked to bounce back from that embarrassing lost the other day and close out their series against the grizzlies abc7 news sports. anchor chris alvarez is live for us chase center and come on. give us a good pep. talk chris. first off. happy birthday dion that's the pep talk and hey, i wish you were here with me here at chase center. the warriors are happy to be back home not necessarily to play this game, but they are undefeated here. we'll spend a positive light a lot going on behind me right now. i'm gonna get out of the way and show you some live pre-game practice the grizzlies right next to me got dylan brooks desmond bain out here. mike brown will serve as the warriors aind for

add one of the largest ban our bodies rally was held in washington dc. california congresswoman barbara really shared her story about having to leave the u.s. to travel to mexico as a teenager to terminate her pregnancy. >> i did not know what to expect, other than this decision could put my life in jeopardy. that is all i knew. >> organizers expected as many as 17,000 people to march from the national vault of the heavily barricaded u.s. supreme court. antiabortion protesters also gathered at the supreme court. one demonstrators said they are against the direct killing of the unborn. supreme court justice clarence thomas says the court has been changed the shocking leak of the roe v. wade draft opinion. >> if someone said that one line of one opinion would leaked by anyone, you would say that is impossible no one would ever do that, there is such a belief in the rule of law, belief in the court, belief in what we were doing, that that was forbidden. it was beyond anyone's understanding, or at least anyone's imagination. and look where we are, where now