this, the third attack in the uk in three months. prime minister theresa may addressing her people, vowing tougher anti-terror measures. >> we cannot and must not pretend that things can continue as they are. things need to change. >> reporter: that killer van, towed away late today, while the survivors count their blessings. >> i'm just so, so lucky, you know? it was one meter away and i'm just so grateful, so thankful. i will never take my life for granted. >> and terry joins us live from one of the scenes of the attacks. so many stories emerging of regular people taking on the terrorists and fighting back. and tonight, one police officer in the hospital is being called a hero? >> reporter: we're learning more about several people who took on the attackers, using everything from chairs to pints of beer. the transport police officer, confronting all three attackers, armed only with his baton. seizing the initiative, saving lives. tonight, he's in the hospital, seriously injured, but recovering. tom? >> thank you. >>> more now on the

the uk threat level severe. the second highest after the suicide bombing at an ar yanda grande concert in manchester left 22 people dead and 116 wounded. sunday night the singer is scheduled to hold a memorial concert for the victims in manchester, visiting some of the youngest in the hospital. e richlt el reshef, abc news, london. >> as police are still trying find and kill the attackers people nearby were understandably on edge. take a look at this reaction. >> are you kidding me? >> right. >> if you get me home safe, i will follow you. >> right. >> we are chasing suspects around london who want to kill people. they are going -- hold on. they are going into buildings looking for people. okay? you all clung together in a place with no exit room. okay? you are victims waiting to happen. get your stuff and get out of the danger zone. >> all right. >> now. >> tonight the u.s. london is urging all u.s. citizens in the city to be on high alert and to listen to all directions from authorities. in a statement official

this was the third terror attack in the uk since march, the second in just two weeks. a village legal be held for the victims on monday. ariel reshev, abc news, london. >>> tonight the empire state building in new york city went black in honor of the dead and wounded in london. some bay area residents who were in london last night at the time of the terror attack arrived at sfo today. some understandably shaken. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim joins us live from sfo with that part of the story. lilian? >> eric, bay area travelers we talked to say while they were not in harm's way, it still feels good to be back home bay area residents arrived at sfo after a trip that had them a bit on edge. these two friends from alameda say saturday night's attack changed the final hours of their time in london. >> we were actually planning on going to the bridge to take pictures. but we decide not to when we heard what was going on. >> she was in london convict family. panic struck her sister's home the night of the attack. they knew her niece was spending the night not far from londo

the latest on the fourth attack in the uk in just three months. ariel? >> police believe the suspect acted alone, but the terror that he created bringing back a familiar scene in the streets of london. another night of chaos in london. a white van plowing through a crowd of muslim worshippers outside a mosque in the northern part of the city. >> i asked him, you know, why did you do that. why. you know? innocent people. he goes, i want to kill muslims. >> reporter: members of the muslim community pinning down the 47-year-old white male driver, until police arrived. >> by god's grace we managed to surround him and to protect him from any harm. >> reporter: today a flood of condemnation, and condolences from officials. >> there is no place for this hatred in our country today. and we need to work together as one society, as one community to drive it out, this evil. >> this was quite clearly an attack on muslims. and they were coming from a prayer meeting. we treat this as a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the streets of london gripped by growing anxiety. >>

the uk-based world reputation rankings released its annual list this morning. berkeley took the sixth overall spot. the university has been ranked sixth or higher every year since the rankings began in 2011. it's also the only school in the top ten with more women enrolled than men. stanford also made the list. they're at number three. just behind harvard and m.i.t. the university of cambridge and the university of oxford also tied for number four. schools are ranked on teaching, research, and overall scores. >> a health alert for parents. new research relating to fitness and brain power. >> and fiver to 1 sounds like bad odds, right? wrong. the way a homeowner protected his place from a group of would-be villains. >> this is crazy. >> this is crazy. as we head to break, we'll what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting

it appears there were unauthorized attempts to hack government officials and now many leaders in the uk are unable to access their e-mails. abc news reporter ron claiborne has that story. >> reporter: an audacious cyber attack, every member of the parliament shut out of remote e-mail by the british government after hackers attempted to break into their accounts. >> blanket targeting of members of parliament is serious. it's very serious in nature in terms of if i can get access to your e-mail account, then, i can get access to a lot of information. >> reporter: the hack attempt first discovered friday led to the shutdown and this alert from parliament on the cyber attack. an attempt to identify weak pass words, these attempts were specifically trying to gain access to users e-mails. this member of parliament taking to twitter. no parliamentary e-mail access today. cyber attack from kim jong-un, putin, or a kid in his mom's basement or something. it's not immediately known who was behind the attack, but the times of london reports that russian hackers have been selling e-mail addresses a

the uk threat level lowered to severe. but security still tight as police continue to untangle the web of terror tied to the attack. new pictures surfacing of british-born bomb rer salman abedi before his murderous mission. >> don't drive here. use the facilities that are put on for free and secondly, don't bring a bag in. if you can avoid it, don't bring a bag. that will slow the search procedure down. >> reporter: in a city that saw unspeakable violence. united in their resolve and resistance to terror in honor of the victims. abc news, manchester. >>> you can see the highlights of the concert here on abc 7 tonight at 10:00 followed by the abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> this morning, there are calls for comedian bill maher to be fired for using a racial slur on his talk show friday night. he told his guests, nebraska senator ben sass, he should visit nebraska more often. the senator then made a joke about having maher work in the fields with us to which maher made a joke saying he was a house n-word. they called the comments i

the attackers were killed by police and it was the third deadly terror attack in the uk in less than three months. london's police commissioner says the fight against terror has to be stepped up. >> we have been in many respect extremely successful and we built a very powerful machine, but we now have seen the attacks in london and in manchester. >> police identified the suspects. they are not releasing their names. a dozen people have been arrested in connection with the attack. >>> last night's one love manchester concert raised at least $2.6 million that will go to the victims and their families and they raised it a three-hour period, and it brings the total raised to almost $13 million. we have posted information on the news app and abc7news.com. >>> and then the empire state building went black last night and other landmarks did the same. 5:35, and happening today. google plans to reveal results from a test that measures how bad the air pollution is, and they used special cars to test the air in oakland for a year. google will unveil the test results today at noon at san francis

the mistake caused disruptions at uk airports, bay area travelers felt it, too. they say an independent investigation is under way to learn from the experience. >>> watching developments in melbourne, australia, after yesterday's deadly hostage situation and look at this, authorities searching the suspects' home to find any proof of a connection to isis after the terror group claimed responsibility but this was the scene yesterday. the gunman killed a man and took a woman hostage before dying in a police shootout. we've learned the man was acquitted of plotting a terror attack at a sydney army base back in 2010. reggie? >> jess, thank you. >>> a high school teacher in the east bay died a day after retiring and we are seeing the true impact he had on his students. a go fund me page has reached nearly $25,000 in one day. his last day at high school was on friday and he was found dead saturday night. the family is still waiting for word on the cause. according to "the east bay times" he taught for 35 years. more than 400 people have donated to his go fund me and we

. >>> new details about a investigation into a possible interference of a uk audit. interference of a uk audit. >> and then live ♪ if you grow up here, you really can be anything. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> it's almost time for the testimony from former fbi director, james comey. we are looking through the statement he is set to deliver to congress and what can you expect from this morning's highly anticipated hearing. >>> incredible opportunity. durant for three. and it's good. kevin durant from downtown golden state takes the lead. >> hope they could hear us from here. one more win. fans went crazy across the bay area and what the stars are saying about game four. >>> rain in june? you bet. a storm is moving in that could mess up your commute. we are tracking it hour-by-hour. >> and then took my brain a little too long to process. i thought you meant the people were screaming outside -- >> no, this one. >> if he's hoarse today, you know why. >> my son got home from working the a's game and it got a little em

. >> reporter: whole foods has 460 stores if canada and the uk. they will keep the whole foods brand and current management for now. in berkeley, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> happening today, mipitas he school, cana is expected to discuss current events and how activities in congress will affect his constituents. he is expected to take questions from the audience t. meeting begins at noon and will go until 1:30. >>> being president has not hindered mr. trump's ability to make money. he submitted a financial disclosure yesterday. his new washington hotel saw nearly $20 million in revenue. the mira la mira lag mira la m g million and palm beach club took in 18th million. this is since january. he did place his enormous portfolio of assets in a trust controlled by his two adult sons and senior executive. it listed $315 million in liabilities. >>> the u.s. food and drug administration says it is concerned about the shortage of a life saving medication. it's working with the drug company pfizer to remedy the shortage. one of the drug in short supply is

the panels are actually banned on large buildings in the uk u.s. >> if you commute on some of the hilliest rides, you may have a new ride soon. they have signed off on the purchase of 185 new buses. they're going to replace older trolley coaches. muni's new trolley buses will be much longer, articulated ones. kind of like the diesel coach on the screen right there. they're very similar to new trolley buses carrying riders in seattle. muni says the new buses work better on hills, need less maintenance and last longer than the current fleet. >> jeff bezos is giving bill gates a run for his money. bezos is just $5 billion short of being the world's richest person. that title currently held by gates. gates has a net worth of $89.3 billion. bezos has a good shot of reaching the goal as he continues to show interest in expanding his interest. gates is going in the opposite direction. the former microsoft ceo vows to give away at least half his money in his lifetime through the giving pledge. >> 6:49. let's get over to mike nicco. is this heat here to stay? >> not for all of us. good question. i

it appears there were unauthorized attempts to hack government officials and now many leaders in the uk are unable to access their e-mails. abc news reporter ron claiborne has that story. >> reporter: an audacious cyber attack, every member of the parliament shut out of remote e-mail by the british government after hackers attempted to break into their accounts. >> blanket targeting of members of parliament is serious. it's very serious in nature in terms of if i can get access to your e-mail account, then, i can get access to a lot of information. >> reporter: the hack attempt first discovered friday led to the shutdown and this alert from parliament on the cyber attack. an attempt to identify weak pass words, these attempts were specifically trying to gain access to users e-mails. this member of parliament taking to twitter. no parliamentary e-mail access today. cyber attack from kim jong-un, putin, or a kid in his mom's basement or something. it's not immediately known who was behind the attack, but the times of london reports that russian hackers have been selling e-mail addresses a

a first in the uk, a self driving food truck on the road deliveries groceries to people in london. the electric vehicle is part of a dril program and the goal here is to reduce congestion and test the future of shopping. it's not a fully self-driving system, though. the truck still has someone behind the wheel in case. the technology uses a combination of cameras and lasers around the truck telling it where to go and what to do next. >> the future is here. >> uh-huh. >>> time to ask finney. romano has a question about a home. >> she spoke to us in daly city. here's the answer. >> my question is, is this the best time to buy a >> hey, ramona. i get this question a lot. it's an important one to many of us in the bay area. the's no way to know for sure. here's the bottom line, a secure job and plan to live in the home for a few years, you're probably pretty safe buying in just about any market here in the bay area. over time, prices will eventually go up. cut the best deal you can. and then wait for a while and you'll look like a financial genius. ramona, good luck and thank you for y

. >>> security is tightening in the uk as preparations are under way for ariana grande's star-studded manchester concert. she returns, she has a clear message for her fans and finally, seeking redemption in the nba finals, golden state is trying to avoid a repeat of what happened last season against cleveland. hope to see you soon. >> the uptown theater in napa is the latest ka cancel a kathy griffin show because of a parody she did of president trump. yesterday she held a news conference to address the backlash she's received after she held up the likeness of the president's severed head. >>> zbremp revealed she is being investigated by the secret service and receiving death threats. she says she feels bullied for expressing her first amendment rights. >> it's hurtful. yes. it's censorship is what it is. i am going to make fun of the president. you know what i'm going to make fun of him more now. >> reporter: earlier this week, griffin apology sized for going too far. republican party spokesman mike reed called the news conference a desperate attempt to change the conversation. >>> c

the uk threat level lowered to severe. but security still tight as police continue to untangle the web of terror tied to the attack. new pictures surfacing of british born bomber salman abedi before his murderous mission. heightened vigilance at the venue. >> don't drive here. use the facilities that are put on for free and secondly, don't bring a bag in. if you can avoid it, don't bring a bag. that will slow the search procedure down. >> reporter: in a city that saw unspeakable violence. united in their resolve and resistance to terror in honor of the victims. erielle reshef, abc news, manchester. >>> you can see the highlights of the concert here on abc 7 tonight at 10:00 followed by the abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> this morning, there are calls for comedian bill maher to be fired for using a racial slur on his talk show friday night. he told his guests, nebraska senator ben sasse he should visit nebraska more often. the senator then made a joke about having maher work in the fields with us to which maher made a joke saying

." >>> breaking news, uk in chaos. the shocking election results just in. prime minister theresa may suffering a huge blow at the polls. now struggling to keep her job and the country together as officials demand she resign. may rushing to meet the queen, the global fallout this morning. >>> caught on camera, the dangers of walking

this is the third attack in the uk in three months. >>> governor brown is in china this this week strengthening california's close climate ties with the nation. today the governor signed an agreement with the golden state's sister state, joan sue province. clean energy and technology is the focus of this trip. brown wants to reaffirm the commitment of global sub national governments like california to reduce greenhouse emissions. >>> meantime, the governor's office announced the newly formed climate alliance added ten new members. the alliance was formed by brown and the governors of new york and washington. members of the coalition are committed to the paris climate agreement and taking aggressive action on climate change. delaware, virginia and rhode island are a few of the states that have now joined. >>> we're taking a live look outside at blue skies and this view from mt. tam. temperatures are going to drop steadily this week. the forecast in ten minutes. >>> gives away two gift cards but before anyone can use them, but before anyone can use them, the money is ♪ ♪ award winning interfa

., canada and the uk. amazon will keep the whole foods brand and the current management for now. in berkley, eric thomas, "abc 7 news." >>> tonight california's unemployment rate is at a near 17-year low. new numbers released today from the employment development department show the state's unemployment rate in may dipped to 4.7%. it was 4.8% in april. this is the lowest unemployment rate since the year 2000. here in the bay area, every county but san francisco saw its unemployment rate go down. it actually stayed flat in san francisco. san ma thai owe county has the lowest unemployment rate at 2.4%. solano county has highest at 4.3%. uber is getting the cover treatment from "time" magazine and it is not kind. take a look at this. you can see the headline, uber fell alongside a picture of uber car driving into a massive, fiery wreck. at the center of that wreck uber headquarters in san francisco. it's been a difficult week for the company. this week ceo travis calinick took a leave of absence, the company's number two quit and a board member made a sexist remark leading him to re

this is the third attack in the uk in three months. >>> governor brown is in china this this week strengthening california's close climate ties with the nation. today the governor signed an agreement with the golden state's sister state, joan sue province. clean energy and technology is the focus of this trip. brown wants to reaffirm the commitment of global sub national governments like california to reduce greenhouse emissions. >>> meantime, the governor's office announced the newly formed climate alliance added ten new members. the alliance was formed by brown and the governors of new york and washington. members of the coalition are committed to the paris climate agreement and taking aggressive action on climate change. delaware, virginia and rhode island are a few of the states that have now joined. >>> we're taking a live look outside at blue skies and this view from mt. tam. temperatures are going to drop steadily this week. the forecast in ten minutes. >>> gives away two gift cards but before anyone can use them, the money is (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at ent

. >> so this one's courtesy of viral video uk. i'm going real on this one. 100% real. weird trick, but good viral video. >> i'm bummed i didn't see him hand it off to a little kid. >> video number two. >> maybe it was just that particular glass was in the right place. i say it's real. >> funny something like that happened in my house when the washer is on. only at specific times at specific moments will it suddenly start making noise. so i think it's totally real. nothing to be scared of. >> it's a ghost. >> it's a ghost! >> yeah, i call real. >> so we're going real, real, real, ghost? >> real. >> five on the real train. >> it could be such an easy fake. but i don't know why they would do it. i'm not going against the grain here. this one's real. >> let's see if we get real vibrations on the last video. video three. >> oh, that's pretty epic. >> a trick shot? >> get out. wow. >> no, no. >> you can practice enough, you know where it's going to go. so i say it's real. >> this feels real. just someone who spent a lot of time doing this. >> because there's not so many step

>>> uk has been watching this giant crack for years. the growth has sped up in the last year. it's grown another 11 miles. the shelf is hanging on by a section that's only eight miles lodge. when it breaks away, it will be the largest ever recorded. slightly smaller than the staut of delaware. >> today is international children's day. they're releasing a new report that underlines stark challenges of children around the world. there are several life-changing events that disrupt childhood. they include security, mortality, violence, and lack of education, among the findings, the united states ranks 36th out of 170 countries. jill bind is the former second lady of the united states and board chair of save the children. carolyn miles is president and ceo. u ire here for an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." welcome to both of you. >> good to see you both. >> thank you for putting this report together. let me start with you, dr. biden. the report notes the threats to children are across the board regardless of income level or geoff. >> right. >> what's the threat? >>

she also outlined plans for the uk's departure from the european union. we're told the queen will be monitoring his health remotely. in may, representatives for the royal family announced the prince would be stepping down from public events. at the time they said the prince's health was not a factor in that decision. at this point it's unclear how long prince philip will remain in the hospital. charil charlie, the queen wl cnue to carry out her day's events. >> thank you, jonathan. >>> a big shakeup for major united states ally and one of the biggest oil producers. the king of saudi arabia appointed his son as the new crown prince. he replaces the king's nephew as first in line to the throne. the saudi news agency said mohammed bin nayef already pledged his allegiance. the new crown prince has taken a tough line towards iran and ruled out any dialogue with tehran. >>> security forces in brussels are on alert after police stopped a suspect from carrying out a major terror attack. officials say the explosion at the city's central train station last night co

gives the twins some protection from the paparazzi. >> in the uk they're given a break. simply because if you don't have parental permission, celebrity's faces have to be blurred out. >> the twins do have cousins. george's sister ada has two adult kids in kentucky while amal's sister has a daughter named mia. >> she's a teenager, which means she's obviously a little bit she'e a great baby-sitter. rhaps consider this dad is an american, and mom are brit. they'll have dual stin shep. >>> the premiere of tom cruise's new thriller the mummy. he gave carly steel the scoop while still making time for the fans. >>> always-gracious tom signed autographs and snapped pics with his fans. but see these ladies? they are cruise's own photo team, grabbing fan's phones for them to get a perfect shot. >> thank you, tom. >> okay, you look incredible. you just got here for london. mexico city. what kind of a traveler are you like, do you relax in the plane? what do you like to do? >> you know, i work actually. it's a nice, quiet time for me. >> it's not quiet when tom is actually flying th

authorities but he was featured in a television documentary about islamistic extremism here in the uk, his name is khuram butt, 27, born in the uk, born in pakistan but a british citizen, he was known both to the police and the domestic intelligence agency mi-5 and part of a group called aljarom on the fringes of british society which favored a caliphate. he was reportedly reported to the anti-terrorism hotline in 2015 and investigated back then. less is known about the other man, rachid redouane, he is 30 years old. according to statements by police he claims both libyan and moroccan heritage. lots of questions being raised here this morning about how yet another attacker, at least one of them, known to the authorities, especially as this heated election campaign gets under way for a vote this thursday. >> thank you. >>> day two of the bill cosby sexual assault trial. he arrived at the first day with a familiar face by his side. actress keshia knight pulliam, she played on the cosby show, said while the trial is difficult for all sides, the jury will ultimately have the final judgmen

lauren: britain starts brexit negotiations next week and we just received word that the uk finance minister says they will negotiate in good faith to keep nice relationship with the eu going forward. taking a look at the u.s. picture this morning, it's been a rough week for the nasdaq, nasdaq futures are up 6 points this morning, however, the nasdaq down potentially two weeks in a row. the dow, however, up 25 points this morning on futures, could be up 4 weeks in a row. so a nice streak there. and commodities this morning, oil, it's been a rough ride for oil, 44.72 a barrel. gain today. down four weeks in a row. longest losing streak since august 2015. gold down 12.57 a troy ounce. leave lowe federal reserve raised short-term interest rates. welcome back, rob. >> thanks, lea. lea: do you think the fed is making a mistake by not taking into account the latest weak inflation reading? >> well, they say that this weak inflation reading and the weak employment and economic reports in general will be transitory. lea: how? >> they think it's going to pick up in the previous levels and spark inflat

. >> i know they have a big election here on thursday of this week over there in the uk would that factor in. >> it very well might. it is probably likely to help conservative party. be seen in light of this general election is on thursday, and, the general argument against labor candidate, jeremy cork ran he has been weak on has come out, conservative prime minister and laid out series of get tougher on islamic extrem ism. when you have a terrorist attack it bounces to the favor of the conservative party just like they attempt to do this affect the election in paris as well. >> yes, that is right. >> that may be part of the thinking. what we do tend to see is there anof european countries ie lead up to electionness a way that, we were tilted toward conservative parties and i hate to even say this but it seems like with this it is here we go again. we saw in with the german market using a nice. to have this again. so when the prime minister says you know what maybe we should start, fighting this on line, because how else can you handle this and keep thishat is, they're talking about this

. >>> ariana grande just arrived back in the uk this morning for her benefit concert for the victims of that terror attack and you can watch the one love manchester concert on many of our abc stations after the nba finals sunday night and you can watch it live on the channel freeform. check your local listings. >> that will really be some event. >>> right now we turn to that uber incident, a 16-year-old girl in custody accused of killing her driver after he picked her up at a walmart. mara schiavocampo here with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's a shocking crime. prosecutors say a 16-year-old girl, your typical high school student typically brutally murdering her uber driver. the suspect is not talking now facing charges as an adult being held without bail. this morning, an illinois teen facing murder charges for what officials are calling a brutal and unprovoked attack on an uber driver. 16-year-old eliza wasni appearing in court after prosecutors say she attacked her uber driver with a knife and machete early tuesday for no apparent reason at all. fatally wo

. >>> this morning queen elizabeth is celebrating her birthday over in the uk. >> although her day of birth is actually in april, today marks the official festivities, and abc's molly hunter joins us live from london with more on all of the pomp and pageantry. molly, good morning to you. >> reporter: paula and dan, good morning. it's called trooping the color. more than 1,400 troops, 200 horses on parade, and it's a tradition that dates back to the 17th century. ♪ a royal birthday celebration for a queen and three future kings. this morning all eyes on the littlest royals, prince george and princess charlotte stealing the spotlight from their great grandmother. the queen and the recently retired duke of edinboro riding in a vintage carriage from buckingham plaza along the mall to horse guards parade and there's kate riding with prince harry while prince william and prince charles riding on horseback. last year charlotte's first balcony appearance and prince george already mastering the royal salute. the queen showing william who's boss telling her grandson to stand up. at 91 still v

. >> this morning, the uk strong and defiant. police now declaring the incident an act of terrorism. president trump, theresa may, and london's mayor responding to the attack this morning. >>> and a ring of steel in place for the one love manchester concert. set to start just hours after the horrific attack in london. the headliners, including ariana grande responding this morning, as officials tighten security to keep everybody safe. >>> good morning, everyone. we want to thank you for joining us. we're dedicating much of this show this morning to the breaking news out of london, a deadly terror attack overnight. >> you're looking live here at the aftermath. heavy police presence on the london bridge where the attack began. a van plowing into aut simply e saturday night. >> three men leapt out of the van. they went to a nearby market and began stabbing people. we want you to look at this video from inside a nearby pub where police told everyone to get down. >> down, down! >> everyone down. >> after eight minutes, police killed t

. >> this is sort of signature of what isis is doing in the uk. >>> a terror attack in the hard of london -- heart of london leaves six people dead and at least 30 injured. the suspects using a car to mow over pedestrians, and then got out and started stabbing people. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> we start with wendy live in new york tonight with more information. >> reporter: police now say what was believed to be two separate terror attacks is just one, committed by three men shot dead by officers. six innocent victims were killed, some hit by a van on london bridge, others stabbed in the nearby area filled with restaurants and bars. more than 48 people were injured, and taken to five london hospitals. british police shot and killed three suspected terrorists after witnesses say a van plowed into pedestrians on london bridge saturday. >> the vehicle continued to drive from london bridge to the market. the suspects left the vehicle, attempting to stab a number of people, including an on duty british transport police officer responding to the incident. he received serious injuri

or start looking over my shoulder every five seconds, no. >> reporter: ariana grande was back in the uk holding a concert to benefit the victims of the manchester attack. 50,000 people packed the stands including 14,000 who survived the manchester arena attack. katy perry, cold play and justin beiber also took the stage as people stood together. >> it's something you will remember being there forever. >> reporter: money raised will go to the victims and families of those killed in the manchester attack. >>> warrior fans encountered heavy security as they made their way into the arena for game two of the full-times. once inside they were not disappointed. >>> kevin durant, steph curry and company took game two. betty yu was there. >> fans were so sure of the win that they took off. but this year they say the team looks different. >> the warriors. steph curry. steph curry. >> yeah, warriors. >> you didn't even stay to the end of the game. >> that's right because we already have this. it's going to be a sweep. you know that. it's a sweep. >> we got this. we already won it. >> we look like

the british finance minister said the cladding used on the building was flammable and banned in the uk, but the property that provided it maintains it was all legal. >>> coming up tons and tons of cocaine, the massive drug bust made by a bay area cutter. >> and should smartphones have an age limit, one doctor proposing a law to keep them out of kids' hands. home to alameda tomorrow. over the past two months... the crew seized more than 17 thousand pounds of cocaine in waters off central america. >>> a coastguard cutter that made some big cocaine busts returns home to alameda tomorrow. in the past two months the crew seized over 17,000 pounds of cocaine in waters off south america. in san diego thursday they offloaded about $260 million of contraband from eight missions. just over a week ago they stopped a vote described as a low profile vessel, low in the water and colored to blend in with the ocean and had more than 5,000 pounds of cocaine. >>> here's something to think about. colorado could become the first state in the nation to prohibit smartphone sales to children. good heavens. a

i made it clear that the uk would want the united states to stay within the paris agreement. >> it takes four years to withdraw from the agreement and some democratic governors and mayors satisfy they will continue to honor the climate deal in their states. and again pruitt says discussions will continue with other countries and maybe someday they may renegotiate the terms of the accord. >> has the administration itself taken an official stance on global warming and climate change? >> reporter: no. that surprised reporters in that press conference earlier because it's much different than what president trump said on the campaign trail. reporters asked pruitt again and again about the stance of the administration on global warming and climate change and they refused to answer to give a definitive answer at this point in time. from the white house this evening, kelly o'hara, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, in san francisco today, people upset about the decision held up signs and chanted. outside a federal building at 7th and mission, they say mr. trump is denying scientific facts and

. >> reporter: the thirty-third terrorist attack in the uk since march. rather than fear, many expressed anger. >> london stands in defiance against this cowardly attack. >> reporter: this evening crowds gathered for a memorial here at a park in london just a short walk away from where the past we could's tragedy happened. so far only one victim has officially been named, canadian chrisy archaval was with her fiancee when run down on london bridge. unlike tonight, saturday night was clear and beautiful and a lot of people were out along the corridor, restaurants and pubs down the way. there were tourists and residents alike, a lot of people from around the world. so the victims were from everywhere, including america, two people remain injured, one in critical condition. prime minister theresa may says this is not just an attack on london and the uk, dut an attack on the in-- but an attack on the entire free world. >> terry, you told us that one of the attackers was known to police, in fact, we know one of these was interviewed for a documentary about jih

i made it clear that the uk would have wanted the united states to stay within the paris agreement. >> the process of withdrawal takes four years and some democratic governors and mayors say that they will continue to abide by the terms of the climate deal despite the president's decision. one of them is california governor jerry brown. he left sfo for china early today. in beijing he will meet with chinese officials about china becoming part of california's carbon trading market. several other states in the united states as well as the canadian province of quebec are already taking part in california's cap and trade system. >>> the governor says the move towards alternative energy sources has brought hundreds of thousands of green jobs to california. here in the bay area, for example, there are signs that the solar energy industry is flourishing. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen here with a look at the impact of renewable energy. >> reporter: yeah. now, allen, it seems like a sort of never ending debate, do high environmental standards kill jobs? well, yesterday president trump

but of course, they are monitoring that situation in the uk. yesterday's attack is certainly a reminder to thousands of fans to be vigilant at all times. >> it is the final, so you're going to have more security. >> reporter: outside the arena at the sfo coliseum, how does that make you feel? >> more protected. more, what's the word? yeah, safer. >> reporter: the idea is the extra police should not be a sign of alarm, but more a sign of comfort. >>> the white house is confirming president trump has filed for an extension of his 2016 tax return. press secretary sean spicer didn't when or why the president added the extension, but it does add to the controversy looming over his presidency that mr. trump has refused to release his returns because he says he is under adult. it is the first time in 40 years a sitting president has done so. >>> planned parenthood shut three clinics down. now the nonprofit is saying more closures could be on the way. the richmond, pittsburgh, and vacaville locations will close june 30. the federal and state government

. >> reporter: the incident was the third terrorist attack in the uk since march. rather than fear, what many here have expressed is anger. >> london stands in defiance against this cowardly attack. >> reporter: this evening crowds gathered for a memorial here at a park in london, just a short walk away from where the past weekend tragedy happened. so far only one victim officially has been named, canadian chrisy archaval with with her fiancee when runed down on london bridge. unlike tonight, saturday night was beautiful, a clear night, lots of people out all along the corridor of restaurants and pubs. tourists and residents alike, people from around the world. the victims came from around the world, including two americans, one still in critical condition. prime minister theresa may saying this was not just an attack on london, and the uk, but an attack on the entire free world. live from london, veronica, back to you. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >>> four sacramento area men were in the midst of the chaos there in london. they are seen right here in the backgr

., canada and in the uk. now, wall street sees this as a real chilling effect on other grocery businesses as amazon doesn't need to make much money on whole foods and can really cut prices which have been a big problem for customers. as a result, shares in competitors like walmart, targets, sprouts, kroger are diving by double digits while amazon stock is heading higher. >>> housing markets starting to cool off a little bit for home construction. builders built less homes started less homes in may a third straight month and housinger starts are down. stock market down in the early going today. let check it. jaclyn. >> back to you. >> thank youthank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >> a little i had it about whole foods and amazon. we have been talking about amazon all day. i read an article in the "new york times," jeff pace to become the world's richest man soon around $80 billion. >> i believe it. >> i believe it. >> i believe it. >> amazon stock, tripled since 2015. so if you put in a dollar in 2015, it

he will be airing special shows from the uk all next week. and we just got a sneak peek of a new carpool karaoke. take a look. [ singing together ] ♪[ music ] >> ed sheeran will hop in the passenger seat. his carpool karaoke will air tuesday. some of next week's guests include david beckham, emily blunt and harry styles. >>> a college student in new york had to get creative when he missed his graduation. he got stuck on the subway train for nearly two hours on tuesday. so he decided to have a ceremony with his fellow passengers. ♪[ music ] >> wahoo! [ laughter ] >> you could hear the classic graduation song good rid riddance in the background. his friend presented him a handmade diploma. the new graduate doesn't regret missing the real thing saying he probably would have fallen asleep at the real one. >>> story angle number 607 for the nba finals which finally start tonight. i got the giants and the a's all straight ahead. >>> good morning, everybody. the last week leading up to these nba finals has resembled the lead-up to the super bowl

and the uk. he plans to log around 20,000 miles. he is stopping by elementary schools along the way to promote healthy eating and living. >>> another "flex alert" issued for today. how you can conserve and keep cool. i'm jessica flores with the details coming up. nd a new proposal to limit greenhouse gases from bay area refineries. coming up, some say it doesn't go far enough. [music] [music] [music] [music] we'd do anything for kids. yet 1 in 6 children in the us struggle with hunger. help end childhood hunger near you. learn how at feedingamerica.org. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... with drivers hitting the r . we're mon >>> good morning. it's wednesday, june 21. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the morning rush about to start as we take a live look at 880 in oakland. a live look at the by bridge on the left. >> on the left. all right. let's get a look at our weather. >> i think by the end of the week we'll breathe a big sigh of relief but also could be a lit

the uk heads to the poll to decide if her party stays in power. she has faced criticism recently from opposition labor leader jeremy corbin. >>> security has become a major issue since saturday's attack. british police believe that cure ram butt and rachid redouane were planning it for two to three weeks and others may have known about the plot. >> they are the duty to report it. >> 8 people were killed and dozens injured after they rammed a vehicle into people and stabbed people in the area. the terrorists were killed by police. >>> president trump announced on twitter he will nominate christopher wray as the new fbi is director. he wrote, quote: governor chris christie. wray is a former assistant attorney general who also served as new jersey governo >> wray was the attorney for new jersey governor chris christie. wray is a former assistant attorney general who also served as new jersey governor chris christie's personal attorney during the "bridge- gate" scandal. he currently works in private practice. this comes as former fbi director james co

. >>> voters in the uk are heading to the polls this morning. they are deciding whether to keep conservative prime minister theresa may in power or elect labor party leader jeremy core bin. the main topic of the election has turned to national security after three terror attacks. "brexit" is also a main concern. the polls are open until 2 p.m. our time. >>> today bart considers whether to abandon a plan to punish people hogging seats something they never enforced anyway. the seat hog ordinance was designed to stop people from using more than one seat but it never went into practice since directors and police couldn't agree on how to enforce it. today a vote is set to decide whether the policy is even worth keeping. >>> the warriors just one win away this morning from sweet revenge on the cavaliers. >> it's pretty cool. golden state had a furious comeback in cleveland last night to take a 3-0 lead in the series. the warriors face a tough test in enemy territory. they trailed for most of the night. but with less than a minute to go, kevin durant c

. >>> voters in the uk are heading to the polls to decide whether or not to keep conservative prime ministertheresa may in power against jeremy corbin in a snap election. the election issues are "brexit" and national security. there have been three deadly terror attacks in the last few months. polls close at 2 p.m. our time. >>> let's check weather. we don't need galoshes today. >> windshield wipers yes. you know, it's going to depend where you are and when you leave. we have a span of showers moving quickly through the bay area really just in time for the morning commute. so if you are heading out during i would say between now and 9:00, you probably are going to see some showers depending where you live. here's a look at hi-def doppler. heaviest rain right now in the north bay. as we zoom into the east bay we are seeing moderate -- light to moderate rainfall through emeryville, west oakland, alameda dry right now. piedmont though seeing light rainfall. we'll continue to see showers like this throughout the day sort of spotty, sometimes heavier, sometimes a little lighter but overall, um, consiste

. >>> new this morning, an upset in the uk's snap election. the conservative party lost its overall majority in parliament. british prime minister theresa may called for the early election. the labor party did better than expected and now may plans to ask queen elizabeth permission to form a new government. she will need the support of another party or group of parties to command a majority. >>> now that other big story, the warriors. they can make their case as the greatest team in nba history. golden state is looking to cap off an undefeated post-season with a title and sports director dennis o'donnell has more from cleveland. >> reporter: the warriors are one win away from locking down their claim to fame as the best play-off team ever. if the warriors pull off an unprecedented sweep and a perfect 16-0 post-season record, the world will be watching. this is the international broadcast booth where the game will be announced in 49 different languages to 215 countries. >> for the first game, game one, we have 33 million viewers. >> whoo! >> it

the surprising results from the british election is raising major questions about the uk's exit from the european union. and that sent the pound trading lower against the dollar today. dropping more than 2% and then recovering slightly. its biggest daily drop since january. >>> hyundai is recalling almost 600,000 vehicles in the u.s. to fix a pair of problems. the larger recall concerns hood latches and covers more than hundreds of thousands of santa fe and santa fe sport suvs from 2013 to 2017. the second recall of 161,000 cars involves parking brake light problems and genesis and sonata models from 2015 and 2016. >>> an airplane with no pilot is the next big idea at boeing. the company says it plans to test pilotless aircraft technology next year. jetliners can already take off, crews and land automatically. airlines are backing the idea as the global demand for travel grows. back to you. >>> eating out for lunch may be swallowing up your potential savings? >> reporter: a new survey shows americans fork over about $11 twice a week for lunch about $1,000 a year which if you put in a

. >>> we are going to go to europe where there is a big surprise an upset in the uk snap election. the conservative party lost its overall majority in parliament. it's not the way british prime minister theresa may figured it would happen. she called for the early election. the labor party though did better than expected. and now may plans to ask queen elizabeth permission to form a new government. it's going to need the support of another party or a group of parties to command a majority. >> at this time, more than anything else, this country needs a period of stability. >> the change in british leader could change the country's relations with the united states. she has been outspoken cricket of the president. >>> golden state warriors are on the verge of history playing the cavaliers in cleveland. if they win, they will finish the season with a perfect play- off record. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at oracle arena in oakland where another watch party will be taking place. jackie, i know we don't want to jinx it but don't get the broom out yet but we're hoping. >> reporter: i am s

prayers abjol miah / community activist: "this is actually sending a shockwave within the muslim the uk and as well. now, we community we being terrorized."potential attack...assistant counter terrorism investigating." calling the quote terrorist people."describing it as intentional.witness: "no a 48-year-old van's driver -- people at the suspicion of murder, officials.people him, and they police came." initially image of the the into the ongoing. ( james ) and we first told you about this story arond 5:00 yesterday evening through a push alert... to get the latest information on big stories and breaking news, download the free kron four mobile app. it's available for both apple and android devices. ( james ) 62 people are dead this morning and dozens of others are injured in a wildfire in portugal. officials are calling this "the greatest wildfire tragedy of recent years." some of the victims burned to death in their cars as they tried to flee. there are 700 firefighters on the frontlines but that is still not enough to battle the flames. government officials believe a dry thunderstorm

in the uk alone, it became the most watched event of the year with almost 15 million people tuning in... i'm gonna chant right now, we're gonna go love, love, love 37 songs by 17 different artists, including justin bieber... if you think that i'm still holding on to something you should go and love yourself.niall horan..... everything comes back to you... and katy perry..... we will not be silenced manchester! ...who paid tribute in her performance by wearing photos of the 22 victims on the back and neck of her dress...and ariana ended the evening with one last emotional song...all told. the event raised over 12 million dollars including two and a half million during the nearly 3 and a half hour long concert through text and online donations. why oh why can't (louis)we'll have some much more on this story toghat 7 on the insider, aguirre. back to you!is (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant and vicki thank you. life with out the possibility of parole.... that's the sentence for sierra lamar's k

miah / community activist: "this is actually sending a shockwave within the muslim community and the uk and obviously with the wider society as well. now, we as a muslim community we feel like we're being terrorized."authorities -- treating it as a potential terrorist attack...neil basu / dept assistant commissioner met police: "the counter terrorism command is investigating."london mayor sadiq khan -- calling the incident a quote "horrific terrorist attack on innocent people."...witnesses - describing it as intentional. abdikadir warfa / witness: "no doubt."a 48-year-old male suspect -- allegedly the van's driver -- detained by people at the scene... and arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, according to officials. abdikadir warfa / witness: "the people overpowered him, and they keep on the ground until the police came."police -- not initially releasing an image of the suspect......and saying the investigation into the incident was ongoing.i'm reid binion reporting ( darya ) a member of president donald trump's legal team says that the president is not under investigation. this co