samuel cassidy was scheduled to work wednesday, that is the day of the shooting. the union cassidy was part of confirmed officials were on the site wednesday, but not for disciplinary hearing or to on to any jobsite complaints. in the past couple of hours, the sheriff's office has released details about what they found in the shooter's house. he had a huge cachet of weapons, including a pot of ammunition on the stove investigators believe was used to start the early morning fire. abc7 reported laura anthony is live now with the very latest. >> reporter: we know that investigators have executed several search warrants at sam cassidy's home . late this afternoon, they told us exactly what they found inside that home and now we know how he said that fire to go off simultaneous with his shooting spree here at the railyard. >> there was a pot on the stove at the residence. the stove was likely turned on. inside the body, they located

ammunition. around the pot, there was accelerants. >> reporter: call it a makeshift method to ensure maximum destruction at sam cassidy's east san jose home. that is when investigators say the mass murderer simultaneously lit his home on fire while systematically killing nine coworkers at the railyard, 11 miles away. santa clara county sheriff released these photos of a huge cachet of ammunitions and firearms cassidy stashed around his residence. an estimated 25,000 rounds of ammunition, what dozen guns including shotguns, rifles and 17 molotov cocktails. >> it appears the molotov cocktails, which are incendiary devices, were in a state where they were ready to use. they were glass containers filled with liquids. it appeared to be flammable liquids . there was also some type of cloth or paper at the top of them, which can be set on fire in order to use that device. >> reporter: investigators

believe the reportedly disgruntled vta employee stashed his guns and ammunition throughout the house to be quote , ready to used. >> based on my experience, i would think it would be placed there to access them in a time of emergency if he was to be contacted by someone else or law enforcement. >> reporter: it is not clear at this point if the fire was meant as a means of destroying evidence or as a distraction. at the railyard, cassidy first killed several colleagues in building b, and then is captured in the surveillance video, call me walked over to building a, where he shot several more. as the investigation continues, sheriff laurie smith talked to wanda vta employee who had returned to pick up a personal car. >> i just happen to be here and i talked with her the day of the incident because she was one of the witnesses. so, i just asked her how she was doing. >> reporter: that cache of weapons at the house is separate from what cassidy brought here

to the railyard. investigators say he had three semi automatic handguns, more than 30 magazines of ammunition , and he fired off 39 rounds in all. >> laura, what about these guns we are talking about. do we know if they were registered to cassidy or if he purchased them legally, what are you hearing? >> reporter: dan, we asked that at the press briefing this afternoon. they say at this point, all they can say is they know that cassidy had at least some of those goals guns legally registered and legally purchased or they will investigate each and every one of them. of course, you had to remember, the ones in the house have been destroyed or damaged to some extent by the fire. we can also say those magazines of ammunition in many cases be once he had here at the railyard were over what california's limit is, that they carried more rounds than the legal

limit here in california. of course, all of that and each piece of info evidence will be investigated thoroughly. neighbors of vta suspect sam cassidy are expected to be allowed back into their homes tonight for the first time since being ordered out on wednesday. as abc7 reporter dustin dorsey shows us, today , police and fire investigators finished clearing the home, but not without an alarming discovery. >> reporter: two days after the mass shooting in san jose that left nine dead, authorities were still on the scene friday at the home of suspected shooter sam cassidy to try and uncover anything they could find . after uncovering molotov cocktails, multiple guns and thousands of rounds of ammo in the home, special operations captain steve longoria found something new. >> we found a new suspicious device and we are not sure what it is and we will render it safe. what that means is we will set off a small charge, just to basically destroy it so it will not cause further harm.

>> reporter: that small explosion you just heard was a save detonation of a suspicious device found at the home of sam cassidy. after further review, the device has been deemed safe. >> they discovered the device was in fact inert and was comprised of wires and batteries. due to the location of the item itself, it was located in the attic area of the residence. they took every precaution and safety measures. >> reporter: finding the device was no easy task according to san jose fire department antenna lace san jose police department. the home was deemed a water situation and boarded up. >> it was described as heavy by firefighters and is not habitable at this time. >> reporter: crews began to clear angmar court and neighbors learned they would be able to return to their home at some point this evening. >> i expected all of the stuff inside, i thought he was a normal person and i just found out and scared. now, i am safe here at my wife feel safe. >> reporter:

hand say that safety was the main concern with the methodical process of clearing the home. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> thought they officials are confirming to the abc7 news i- team that federal officials did not contact the vta or law enforcement after u.s. customs detained cassidy in 2019 and found books on terrorism and a notebook of his complaints against the transit agency. our i-team reporter has been looking into all of this for us and dan is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> we are hearing of course that coworkers worried about cassidy's anger issues and collections of guns. were warning signs missed? abc news has confirmed the reports first from the "wall street journal" that mass murderer samuel cassidy got contained detained by customs anrd ti r a had looked onterrornobo listing about the vta. as that

ara costri attorney jeff rosen d itr inw today. >> there is no indication that the department of homeland security shared that information from 2016 with anyone in local law enforcement. it was not shared with the da's office, certainly that is the kind of information that may be useful to law enforcement. >> reporter: both the vta and cassidy's union are denying published reports he faced a disciplinary hearing on the day he opened fire. transit union president wrote, i was to make it crystal clear that the atu local 265 officials who were at the site of this unfathomable tragedy were not, repeat, were not there to attend any disciplinary or scaly rights hearings or to respond to any jobsite or racial oriented complaints here and we are also hearing the words coworkers were concerned about cassidy's combination of anger issues and collection of weapons. rosen told me they checked and

no complaints came into local law enforcement or the das office about cassidy before wednesday's mass shooting. anyone could have tipped authorities to potential danger under the state's red flag laws. >> law enforcement will immediately investigate that here they will very quickly work with the das office and get in front of a judge and when we get a restraining order, we will immediately remove those guns. >> the vta also confirmed today that cassidy did not face any hearing the day of the shooting or in the past and had no hearings scheduled for the future as well. dan noyes, abc7 news. >> thank you, dan. family, colleagues and friends are all dealing with this unimaginable loss. the nine mailed men who were killed were workers, also husband, brothers and grandfathers. new video today shows a growing memorial outside of san jose city hall. thousands of community members packed the area last night for a vigil honoring the nine members.

this now is a memorial in san jose. this is to honor 29-year-old adrian balleza who went to school there. >> you can help support the families of those nine victims of this terrible tragedy. head to abc7news.com /take action when you have a moment with information about how to donate to the families directly impacted by this terrible gun violence. we leave you now with how the victims are being remembered by family, friends and colleagues. we will be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ >> my dad was the smartest and funniest man i know. >> to me, he was my hero, my idol, everything i ever wanted to be as a man and he led by example with everything he did. ♪ ♪ >> he was a christian guy. he loved his family. he loved his community. he was a people person. he loved his job. he loved meeting the people on

the bus. ♪ ♪ >> our friends will be missed. serving writers makes us smile, the nine will inspire us. >> he was my soulmate. he was my total soulmate, the love of my life [ crying ] a wonderful person. i am going to miss him. i miss him now. [ crying ] >> he was a wonderful young man , willing to help everybody, anybody and really full of life and enjoying life. >> my son was a good father. i am going to miss him. >> god took my best friend /husband too soon and i'm wishing i could give him one last hug and tell him how much i love you. ♪ ♪

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ofoue we all meceusthe holiday weekend to get even more people vaccinated. there are mobile clinics at beaches and some airports are ofard their flight. we are keeping an eye on the freeways this friday to see if the bay area is hitting the road for the holiday weekend. on the left of your screen is life picture from sky 7. over i- 80 near or w, moving along, but a lot of cars out there. let's take a look at the south bay. here's a live look at traffic along 101 in san jose , a little slower heading south out of the bay area. let's give you a live look from our camera in santa cruz, that is a decent sized crowd at the beach, socially distant or the most part. plenty of room there and defin to go because it is clear and sunny out there right now. very nice. >> it does look nice out there. crowded spaces this memorial day weekend could lead to reentry anxiety after a year some are uneasy,

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santa clara investigators cleared the vta's gunmen 's home today. they say samuel cassidy's motive has yet to be determined. today, the union that the shooter was a part of that there was not a disciplinary hearing scheduled for wednesday, the day of the shooting. our i-team learned u.s. customs and homeland security did not notify the vta or santa clara county law enforcement in 2016, when they detained cassidy with terrorism books and a notebook listing grievances against the transit agency. >> the mass shooting has touched many here in the bay area and across the country of course moved by this awful event. unfortunately, some out there may type try to take advantage of you and your generosity. michael is here with some timely advice and these people who do this are despicable, but nonetheless, we need to be warned. >> they are there every time.

crowd source campaigns are a great way to get money quickly to those who need it. we found one campaign before even the first person was identified. this is what we found on gofundme at least an hour before police confirmed the names of the victims. later, the names were released. >> tonight, the county released the names of the eight people who were killed. >> reporter: a nice fatality would later be added. authorities say all those who were shot died. nowhere did we see or hear the name brad carson, the person the crowd source campaign was said to benefit. almost galvin of the better business bureau says that is a red flag. >> we all know what is going on and understand the story. we want to make sure the people being mentioned, you are able to verify they are one of the victims. >> reporter: she also says be cautious of any photos you see. >> a lot of the times the images you see on these gofundme pages, you could easily cut and paste into google

and see where these images are coming from. >> reporter: in this case, the image reportedly a brad carson was identified elsewhere as a croatian hiker named alan croson on a page earlier this year. we notified gofundme of our findings and by this morning, the site had been taken down. it is now assigned its trust and safety team to verify all campaigns related to this tragedy. it says anyone who has potentially been defrauded will be refunded their money. the bbb says schemes to try to take people's money are common in times of tragedy. >> more so with tragedies like this, the community does want to come together and help their neighbors. we do have those scam artists or people who want to take advantage of the situation. >> gofundme tells 7 on your side before any funds are transferred to an individual, their information, including banking information, must first be verified. that is the block, hopefully with these pack of scams.

>> great information, thank you, michael. we continue to uplift agent voices this asian-pacific heritage month with a spike in violence against aapi, one bay area organization is encouraging victims and their families to speak out against hate. abc7 reporter chris went as more on how they are providing support to some of the most vulnerable members of our community. >> reporter: on the gritty streets of the tenderloin, it can be easy for some to write off a neighborhood that has long been plagued with drugs and homelessness, for judy young of the southeast asian development center-->> we got here to the neighborhood in 1981. i grew up here. >> reporter: a personal mission to provide a bright spot in an area that so desperately needs it. >> the language barrier is significant and our folks don't speak english that well and they have trouble navigating the services and understanding the system. >> reporter: the sd adc was founded in 1977 to support the influx of newly arrived vietnamese, cambodian and

refugees who settled in san francisco after fleeing the trauma of the vietnam war. since then, the organization has been a lifeline for many, including [ speaking foreign language ], who's 84-year-old father died in january after being brutally attacked during his morning walk. >> when you are dealing with the legal department or the judge and you do not understand the details, is very frustrating. i have no time for a grief. i had to deal with my children, with my mother. i have to take care of everybody. uptocoto ce her er, no atis wh e ded ess e ocdings. in to wehave to stand up and be strong right now.

>> reporter: throughout the pandemic, the s adc has expanded its services, connecting youth to the technology needed to six succeed and distance learning and have assisted laid-off workers with accessing unemployment and offense and provided culturally sensitive groceries and necessities. eric pham, whose late uncle started the organization, says they can't do what they do without the community support. >> please smaller grassroots organizations have that lasting impact because they really do focus on these underserved communities that just don't have a voice. >> reporter: that is why they have launched a fundraising campaign during aapi heritage month in hopes that people reckon are the essential work they are doing and possibly contribute to their calls. but we need to make sure the southeast asian stories are told, especially around resettlement, the refugee experience, trauma, the resettlement of our community and poorer communities like the tenderloin. reporter: we ext toda

ganizapowering thfrancisc ris nt, ab ns. >> t'toa group of grandmothers taking their own unique stand against hate. abc7 news anchor dion then introduces you to a group of performers taking on a new genre to get their message across. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: decked out in rhinestones and backwards caps, this is a reversal of a different kind for the grand avenue troop of energetic 60 to 80-year-olds which started in san francisco' of chinatown in the 1950s has evolved over time. there performance today at the rossmoor senior community is of their new rap. their way of channeling their new anger over the attacks of asian americans. [ crowd chanting ] this means hits, hits, hits, by the way. with the help of a poet, the song in chinese and english is part this track. with the serious, yet

lighthearted message. >> [ speaking foreign language ] that means that you degenerate go to hell! [ laughter ] >> reporter: the inspiration behind the song's title, [ speaking foreign language ], which means chicken feather duster, is known to a disciplinary tool from another era. >> it brings back memories of a punishment from grandmother at that time, they were afraid. now, they can laugh about it. >> reporter: while the ladies admit there was a learning curve to getting the music video made-->> there is a with hip-hop. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, even garnering attention from mtv. >> they are responding, looking at the video loving. >> reporr: they even gave me a few pointers. >> no smile tears >> i can't help it. what did your choreographer say? porting on crimes against

asians. >> the messages don't mess with grandma and treat your elders with respect. that is what we want, respect peers >> yes ma'am! in walnut creek, the unlimited abc7 news. >> they are something else. the grand avenue follies are performing their rap in san francisco' is chinatown tomorrow at 1:30 if you want to check them out. they also say they hope one day to perform at the white house. kristen, we will see. to see more pieces honoring asian pacific american heritage asian pacific american heritage month, just look for jack, toss me the frisbee. i can do you one better... with cheddar. everything's better with cheddar. like my new cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches with cheddar baked right in. only at jack in the box.

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good. people have to learn to behave on planes. we just can't put up with it. spencer, you fly a lot, what you think the marks >> i have been waiting, not anticipating, something like this to happen on my flights, but i would not be surprised to see this happen because it is happening so often. every time i fly now, i wonder if there is anything weird that will happen on this flight, why are people so angry? >> everyone just so on a hairtrigger, you never know when someone is going to go off, certainly in these crowded bases 30,000 feet in the air, it is a dangerous situation peers >> two thoughts here, first of all, a ben on just that airline is not enough. that woman should be banned a fly li, get to know greyhound very well, lady. second thing, i do know one particular flight attendant very well and i can say that woman is really fortunate because, if this had happened with my wife, that woman would be looking at the inside of an ambulance right now. [ laughter ]

>> featured, don't mess with them either. now to those incentives from the state of california. governor newsome announced they have $116 million in vaccine incentives, that is the largest amount in the country. it includes a $15 million cash grand prize to be split between 10 vaccinated californians. there is a lot of outrage online with people who did not fully read the release because to be clear, allstate residents who have received the vaccine are already answered for cash prizes. it is not like i already got mine, darn, i missed out. you are automatically insert and you have a shot. i made a pun. [ laughter ] better chances than if you play the lottery, why not, guys, right? spencer? >> i think any incentive is good, just try and get more people vaccinated. cash incentive is a really good shot in the arm. [ laughter ] >> i think doing the right

thing should be incentive enough, but if this is what it takes, fine. >> if i get four shots, do i twe as good of a chance? whatever it takes. [ not enhance my od at all. >> i would disqualify you, that is what i would do. all right, according to president biden, 62% of americans have at least one vaccine shot, but good that never be higher if it were not actually a shot? engineers say they have now developed a different way to develop vaccines into a dissolvable wafer. so far, the method has tested well on animals. the researcher started before the pandemic, but scientists say with a few tweaks, it would eventually work for mra vaccines like pfizer and moderna. what do you think, just a little wafer, would that make you more likely to get the vaccine? we were all good with it anyway. >> i think that is a great idea . i am surprised we have not done that before.

>> for kids afraid of needles tears >> there are people out there afraid of needles, as you said, probably good for kids. the actual resistance we are hearing from the shot seems not to have to do with shot versus wafer, just something else in people's heads. [ laughter ] >> there is an interesting article that came out shortly after the vaccines were developed that i remember reading, it was a team from harvard and mit and they had independently, shortly after the virus started taking hold, developed a nasal spray that the scientists were just using amongst themselves and it was effective. that was not produced commercially, but i have a feeling there is probably a number of ways to administer this where it is not as imposing as having to go in for a shot peers >> i think you are probably right. the technology was develod of t pandemic has been impressive. i think that will accelerate. w

are already taking advice, as we reported, millions expected to travel, more than 6 million people expected to pass through tsa checkpoints this weekend. today, the tsa plans to surpass the pandemic record at 34 million are expected to hit the roads. here is a live look over i-80 and richmond. the backup is in the eastbound lanes, maybe people getting an early start weird are you ready to start traveling? larry, are you ready to hit the road or hit the flight, hit the air rather and go someplace, even as we come out of this pandemic? >> based on our first story, i am packing my brass knuckles, i got my boxing gloves i'll have a whole bunch of paraphernalia ready, just in case. but yeah, i have flown to hawaii a couple of times since this started. i have to say it is not the most comfortable feeling to be packed in on a jet right now, still. i mean even if you have been

vaccinated, whatever. a car is obviously much safer. i think we are getting back to normal based on the traffic i saw driving in today on 680 and on the bay bridge. people are quite comfortable to be back in their cars, no question about that peers >> that is true. i know it is the same thing with traffic. spencer, there is a psychological thing, even if it is safe for psychologically said, sitting next to people, a little uncomfortable peers >> that is true. i have been going out to eat a lot lately and i am enjoying it. if i feel a little too close to the people at the next table, i kind of slide the table over a little just to put more distance in between us. i am glad to see us getting back to some kind of normal. >> i am glad the cdc is coming out saying if you have been fully vaccinated, it is okay to travel. the travel industry could use a boost. for the folks back and was safely, why not? >> remember, a couple of months

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muhamed is the first african- american male to be given that distinction in the history of that school. congratulations to him. education reporter leanne melendez spoke with him today. >> congrats, oakland tech! you are now the graduating class of 2021! >> reporter: the outdoor temperature was perfect for a class that has weathered many storms. because of all of the covid protocols, this will be a staggered graduation ceremony with two graduations today and two more tomorrow, all focusing on the resilience demonstrated by the class of 2021. the class valedictorian at oakland tech told us he will highlight some of the issues they faced in his speech to be delivered in-person tomorrow. >> covid, the national reckoning with racism includes brutality, mass shootings and gun violence, striking for fair wages for our teachers. >> after all of the trials tribulations--

>> reporter: today, the small group heard a recorded speech given by mohammed, the first african-american male to be named valedictorian of tech. i asked him why it took so long for that acknowledgment? >> i think it lack of opportunity that existed for such a long time. i think now we are starting to see that we actually have the power to change it peers >> he is like a role model for most black boys, especially at the school because he is the first blackboard to receive valedictorian, which is really an achievement. >> reporter: nivea adams told us graduating today was just another step toward her future. >> we are stepping into the real world. you know we have different choices and paths peers >> all of the future is within us, it is intact and unmeasurable. if we keep working hard, we will be able to accomplish what we want to accomplish. >> reporter: mohammed continues his journey in the fall, when

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