holding a better bay area, putting forward finding solutions, this is abc7 seven news. so we really want to make sure that california remains a business from the state as well as protecting employees and workers. we are getting our first glimpse at the proposed california workplace safety rules that could be put in place to protect employees from covid at work. good morning everybody it is saturday, may 29, i'm liz kreutz thanks for joining us, you are watching abc7 news at 5 am live on abc7, who live in wherever you stream. we will have more on those safety rules in just a moment but first let's start with a quick look at the weather this memorial day weekend. good morning lisa. haley's good morning hi

everyone, it is starting out not only gray but we have drizzle to bring you this morning so today the coolest day out of the weekend because of you've probably heard we have a big warm-up on the way but as for today low clouds and fog bringing two-mile visibility at half moon bay, and the 24-hour temperature change is cooler, 2 to 3b0 coolr with 52 in walnut creek, 48 nevada, and the clouds all the way to the east bay, though clear to the coast but they will linger at the coast for a cool and breezy day at the shoreline. here's a look lots of 50s by 9 o'clock with plenty of clouds and by noon time we are partly cloudy, low 60s bayside and upper 60s inland and breezy wind with near average tempatheternoon at sharp warm-up for your sunday and we will detail the heat in the advisories that come with it coming up.

lisa thank you. as we mentioned we are getting our first look at the proposed california workplace safety rules that could be put in place for protecting employees from covid at work but that's not all. the federal government just announced that employers can require covid vaccines. abc7 news reporter and vaccine reporter -- has a look at possible changes. >> reporter: -- giving us more insight as to what the future workplace could look like. >> there seems to be a significant overreach at times. >> reporter: under these proposed guidelines employees who are fully vaccinated would need to wear a face mask in a room where everyone else is also vaccinated, employers will need to provide facemasks for employees who are not fully vaccinated. he's flora, assembly member and vice chair of the states committee on labor unemployment disagrees with the second aspect of that proposal. >> if the state is going to mandate these type of regulations like the masks then there needs to be some sort of funding to that.

>> reporter: are you concerned that these guidelines are going to push some businesses out of california? >> 100%. some of them will move out. >> reporter: under the proposal social distancing continues unless employees are fully vaccinated or getting tested for the virus at least once a week. companies would need to pay for that testing. now santa clara county is getting ahead of the state and giving employees after june 1 to document vaccination since status of employees before they go back to the office. >> i think there's a good amount of concern about whether or not to figure out what was just issued in a way that they can be compliant. >> reporter: with over 40% of california fully vaccinated and 18 days for reopening the economy will the state follow santa clara's example and also require for employers to keep track of vaccination records? >> i don't think we will do that, no. >> reporter: they are said to

vote and the workplace safety proposal on thursday. abc7 news. new guidance for businesses, the federal equal opportunity employment commission is saying employers can require employees to get covid vaccines and even provide incentives for that but businesses must keep the vaccination status private and there are medical and religious exemptions. bay area health officials are weighing in on whether schools should reopen full-time in the fall, when school resumes in the fall bay area health officials say it should be for in person learning five days a week. health officers from the nine counties along with the city of berkeley which has its own health department released a letter yesterday supporting reopening of schools. the letter says the lack of classroom time has thrown a wrench in the classroom process and affected mental health. happening today san francisco's department of

public health is holding some vaccination clinics focused on famies they wilfeature free , rtent and raffprizes to encourage people to get the shot. the clinic at 50 broad street will be open from 9 am to 2 pm. the clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital runs from 9 am to 4 pm. both locations are open to anyone 12 and older, the information on your screen, you do not need an appointment. in the east bay kaiser permanente is hosting a health festival at lake merritt today that will feature a covid-19 vaccine clinic along with preventative health screenings and health information booths. the vaccination station will be set up at east shore park between grant and lakeshore on the east side of lake merritt. anyone 12 and older is eligible and you do not need an appointment. the festival runs from noon to 4 pm this afternoon. moving on now, developing news on the deadly mass shooting in san jose. we are learning about a chilling discovery, and extensive arsenal at the home of the man who shot and killed the nine vta coworkers.

abc7 news reporter studio lear weapons were 25,000 rounds of amni. >> reporter: a small expulsion signaled the safe detonation of what was initially thought to be a suspicious device found at samuel cassidy's home friday. investigators revealed the vta gunman had an arsenal of weapons. it's evidence that remained even after the mass shooter simultaneously set his home on fire. while he shot and killed nine of his coworkers at this vta railyard wednesday morning. >> there was a pot on the stove at the residence and the stove was likely turned on. inside the pot they located ammunition. around the pot there was excel in its. >> reporter: neighbors were surprised to hear what was hiding next door. >> i didn't expect him, i thought he was a normal person. i just found out and was scared. now i'm safe. >> reporter: according to the v rounds of ammunition, a dozen

guns and 17 molotov cocktails. they say cassidy's guns were not locked away rather stashed near different doorways and various parts of his homes ready to use. >> if he was to be contacted by someone else or law enforcement he would have access to those weapons at various areas of the house. >> reporter: but how does one person amass such an arsenal without raising flags? taking into account the three semi automatic weapons and 32 magazines full of ammo cassidy had when he opened fire on his coworkers. >> the weapons he purchased legally we have a record of but magazines you can purchase without management >> reporter: at the railyard cassidy first killed several coworkers in one building and was seen calmly walking over to a second building where he murdered several more. the fbi who was also assisting in this investigation says evidence collection teams are still hard at work at the railyard crime scene and will remain here in the days to come. in san jose i'm amanda delco stilley oh, abc7 news.

>> -- that i've witnessed in the last two days. a vigil was held last night to honor the life of paul megia one of the nine shooting victims, dozens of people gathered in mountain house near tracy where the family lives. paul megia was married and had three children, the family had been planning to visit disneyland this weekend. you can help support the families of the victims in this horrible tragedy, head to abc7 news.com/take action and we have information about how to donate to the families directly impacted by this gun violence. happening now with more than half of u. s. adults now fully vaccinated millions of americans are on the move. aaa predicts more than 37 million people will travel for the memorial day weekend, that is a 60% increase compared to l

already 4 million will be hitting the road and that includes about 4.5 million californians. and the tsa expects to screen 6 million passengers through tomorrow. an unpleasant surprise, with the millions of americans hitting the road we are seeing the highest gas prices in seven years. not surprisingly california leads the nation in the bay area is no exception. according to aaa on average a gallon of gas is going for $4.33 in san francisco. drivers in oakland and san jose are seeing $4.25. many people are taking a big step this weekend and traveling for the first time since the pandemic began but is it safe to stay in a hotel for example? abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with health experts to find out. >> i'm smiling under my mask. >> reporter: eric and sally mcgill from sacramento are spending memorial day weekend in san francisco, their first getaway in more than a year.

>> it brings a sense of freedom just to get out again. >> reporter: for many of us memorial day weekend is the first holiday in quite a while it feels like a holiday. more people are hitting the road to venture out. >> this weekend coming up on memorial day our hotels are seeing a lot more people that are booking. >> reporter: hotel council of san francisco resident kevin carol says tourists are slowly coming back. >> when you come stay in a hotel you're helping not only the hotel but also the city, our employees, you're helping the restaurant around the hotel, >> reporter: but for some people staying in a hotel is a big step coming out of the pandemic. many folks are reluctant but experts say in most cases it is safe to check in. >> my advice is if you are fully vaccinated do it. >> reporter: prof. of epidemiology george rutherford gives the travel warning to the unvaccinated because covid is still out there. >> if you're not vaccinated again you need to be, exercise all sorts of cautions and i would probably be sitting tight if i were unvaccinated this

weekend. >> reporter: guests at the newly reopened palace hotel can watch this video on what cleaning protocols the hotel is taking keeping everything from fixtures to light switches and even tv remotes sanitized. the city's health department now requires the same steps for every hotel. and that's the first step to getting back out there. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. airports across the bay area are expecting an increase in travel over the holiday weekend, you are looking live at san francisco international where officials say as many as 38,000 travelers passed through just yesterday. that is still 50% below pre- pandemic numbers. oakland and san jose international are expected to see an uptick in passengers. let's get a check the weather outside. all right, certainly some breezy conditions yesterday as we start the holiday weekend, you can see the sun coming up but we've got drizzle love this blanket of low clouds and fog, a pleasant day with temperatures near average but

then all things turn to the heat and we will talk about our heat advisory and how hot we will get and how long it lasts coming up. >> thank you ahd eangt ns agnst ndheice. fighting the hate with grandmas and wrap. i'm in walnut

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trial, a judge is considering the question of juror misconduct. if no new trial is peterson will be sentenced to life in prison. happening today a rally is planned in front of san francisco's hall of justice to show solidarity with the asian american community. this comes as abc7 is working to learn whether manslaughter charges may be dropped in a deadly attack against an 84- year-old man in january. -- was targeted during his morning walk in the cities -- neighborhood, his suspected attacker is in custody. today's rally is scheduled to get underway at 9 am. with this spike in violence against asian americans one bay area organization is encouraging victims to speak out. the southeast asian development center has been a lifeline for many including -- whose father was the man who died in january after being attacked during his morning walk. organizers stepped in to help with the language barrier. >> and you are dealing with the legal department or the judge

and you do not understand the detail it is very frustrating. >> during the pandemic they expanded services getting used technology for distance learning and helping workers access unemployment benefits. now to a group of grannies meantime taking their own unique stand against hate, abc7 news anchor the on limb introduces us to a group of sassy senior performers taking on a new genre to get their message across. >> reporter: decked out in rhinestones and backwards caps of this is a rehearsal of a different kind for the grand avenue follies. the troop of energetic 60 to 80- year-olds which started in san francisco's chinatown in the 1950s has evolved over time. their performance at the rossmoor senior community is of their new >> referee:, their way of channeling their attacks on -- by the way mehihit

hit. with the help of a poet the song in chinese and english is part -- with a series yet lighthearted message. the inspiration behind the song's title which means chicken feather duster is a nod to a disciplinary tool from another era. >> it brings back memories of punishment from grandma, at that time they were afraid but now they can laugh about it. >> reporter: while the ladies admit there was a learning curve to getting the music video made >> -- >> reporter: the feedback has . ty e respdi anvideo loving >> r me a w pointers. >> do not smile.

>> reporter: what did your choreography say? >> exude the attitude. >> reporter: i'm going to remember this when reporting on these crimes. >> think our message is don't mess with grandma and treat your elders with respect. that's what we want, respect. >> reporter: yes ma'am. in walnut creek dion limb, abc seven news. >> that is just fabulous. the grand avenue follies are performing their wrap back in san francisco's chinatown at 1:30 pm if you want to check them out, what a funding to do and they also say that they one day hope to perform at the white house. eyha e spk. anme as toow we shop and s

convenience of home delivery. san francisco's popular ferry building farmers market is starting a new way for food lovers to get fruit and vegetables that will help rowers across the region. abc7 news reporter david louis takes us to a farm in watsonville. >> reporter: lonely mountain farm in watsonville is a family farm in production year-round, the baker farm has cultivated this 12 acres for 11 years. twice a week they sell their harvest at the ferry building farmers market. >> we all know farming is not an easy job but that's the hardest part is when you've got the food and you put in all this labor and then you can't find a place to make some return on. >> reporter: over the past year foot traffic at the popular market was impacted by the time -- pandemic. as restaurants close that source their supplies here, the nonprofit group that operates the market developed market boxes for curbside pickup to help farmers and now comes a new strategy. next week ferry building farmers market delivered

launch. >> if you cannot come to the farmers market on a particular saturday that's okay, you can still order online from your favorite farmer and have it delivered to your house and then you don't come back to the market the following week or the week after. >> reporter: a dozen growers will participate to start with more in the month ahead, deliveries will be handled by the fruit guys another family run business with service to all nine bay area counties for a $10 delivery fee. there is no minimum order. any baker says this will help expand sales but won't replace the education and personal contact he enjoys with shoppers at the market. >> we share stories and i tell them what's going on in the farm and it seems really good for both of us to be in touch with the city and for them to be in touch with the farm. >> reporter: online orders will be taken monday through thursday night for saturday delivery. in time it pls nd deliries. d re let's get a check of the forecast now with lisa and it's going to be a very hot memorial day weekend. it is except for

today. starting now with a lot of low clouds and even drizzle and the seabreeze will be with us but you are absolutely right we have a heat advisory for the north and east bay hills, valleys and in fact if you get out toward celano county it's really going to get hot were temperatures are going to flirt with 100b0. this is all as we head into tomorrow and monday, a big jump in temperatures for your sunday but as for your saturday check it out, you can see the low clouds and fog all the way across the bay and that onshore flow will be robust once again today. 53 in oakland right now, 48 in santa rosa and there's a little bit of fog out there, it's 51 downtown with 55 in san jose and a live look outside, walnut creek looks really nice doesn't it with the sun up at 550 and you can see the beginning of what looks to be a really nice doubt there -- day out there, by the afternoon we are partly cloudy to mostly sunny with that summer heat building

tomorrow, a big warm-up into the holiday and it's still a little warm inland on tuesday. so the risk of heat related illnesses and fire related concerns goes automatically getting into sunday and monday. 20 to 33 mile-per-hour wind gusting will keep that onshore flow going today and allowing for temperatures to make it into the 80s in our inland valleys and as we get to the afternoon we are still going to have those breezy spots from oakland to livermore and right along half moon bay where temperatures are going to still be in the 50s. so today not your beach day perhaps maybe tomorrow or monday. and a look right now at heat advisories where you will notice all the cities here from walnut creek to pleasanton to sonoma, low 90s to 100b0 from aring ime on monday memorial day at that excessive heat warning here in pink where numbers could go as high as 105 out

there so really really hot and as we go into your sunday numbers will, quickly with very little fog tomorrow and that seabreeze will be just at the coast and we're looking at low to mid 90s on sunday inland. still pleasant around the bay but by monday looking at the heat, the purple indicates triple digit heat and near 80b0 in oakland likely but still at the coast we will be in the 60s. so a better beach day perhaps on tuesday looking at numbers in the mid-80s inland so we begin a cooldownas for today the clouds are going to stay along the san mateo coast. 54 there in half moon bay and 60 in the city, 80 in santa rosa and concorde so numbers near average inland and a little shy of average other places. 66 in oakland, 70 in palo alto and the accuweather 7-day forecast, we've got morning drizzle and a pretty nice afternoon but a sharp warm-up

for your sunday, the holiday summerlike heat with elevated fire danger and then the heat moderates on tuesday and then you will notice the cooling on wednesday. and we will kind of keep it that way throughout the rest of the week. so it is short-lived and that's what happens around here that we will definitely have to be on alert. >> we certainly will lisa thank you. just ahead an old story with a new twist. catching up with the stars of the newest take on people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... decrscreases lsur... the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people

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more than a year after covid closures this holiday weekend will be a test for the movie business to see if americans are ready to return to theaters in big numbers. two big movies are out this weekend, quiet place two and disney's cruella. sandy kenyon caught up with the stars of cruella. >> cruella. >> emma stone scenes like an unlikely toast choice to play

this villain especially for those who recall glenn close has cruella deville. but after seeing the new biz -- it's clear why she's perfect for the part. >> this cruella takes place in a very different era long before the 101 dalmatian story that we all know and love. >> reporter: we first meet her character as a stella who dreams of becoming a fashion designer, a goal she had the chance to pursue under the very critical eye of the baroness played by emma thompson. >> you have the talent but do you have the killer instinct is the big question. >> reporter: it is really ceaseless knee and unreasonably, really has no reason and is completely ghastly to everyone. >> reporter: so it makes perfect sense when her employee ego ofstones character

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wherever u arngthis lf-hour with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good are starting the weekend with fog reaching the inland valleys, around walnut creek you have partly cloudy skies and mid 50s in san jose with 51 in san francisco and the fog at the coast. we are cooler this morning anywhere from 2 to 4b0 cooler and that onshore flow will keep some clouds around, a week system to the north route the morning hours and by noon time we are partly cloudy and mostly sunny with numbers near 60 out toward fremont, low 70s inland and a few 80s arrive around the delta, fairfield and up toward santa rosa. it's going to stay cool and cloudy at the shoreline today we begin a very quick warm-up for your sunday and it's going to last

going to talk about temperatures as much as 15b0 warmer than today's readings as soon as tomorrow. that's coming minutes. lisa thank you. the memorial day holiday rush is on fueled by covid vaccinations and improving economy, aaa estimates 37 million people will travel this weekend, as they smacked explains that is a whopping 60% increase from last year. >> reporter: it's expected to be one of the busiest travel weekends since the beginning of the pandemic, aaa estimates 37 million people will travel this weekend. 2.5 million travelers expected to take to the air. nearly 6 times more than this time last year. masks still required while in airports and on planes. >> i'm hoping that the airlines are taking the precautions which they say they have. so we are actually excited. >> four months after we took office we are further along in this fight than anyone thought possible. >> reporter: further along with the help of vaccinations, nearly 60% of ericans

getting at least one dose. and proof of their effectiveness, seattle health officials say a majority of infections in that city are among people who are unvaccinated. those officials warning people who haven't received their shot yet. >> if you are unvaccinated your risk of covid-19 is actually higher now than it was last memorial day. >> reporter: california offering up $50 to the next 2 million people who get fully vaccinated. >> the cost of not getting vaccinated is exponentially incalculable he higher, and if you don't believe me just ask the treasury. >> reporter: this weekend one of the largest gathering since the pandemic started, over 135,000 fans expected to attend sunday's indy 500. though massachusetts remaining covid restrictions lifting today and the long-awaited guidance for summer camps, the c.d.c. now saying children do not have toeaor even ci ance iyone is fu ccined. ecifyi ople shod

samall grouas ssible. nandnew york. crowded spaces could lead to a bit of reentry anxiety for some after a year of isolation, some are uneasy about returning to red regular social interaction. >> memorial day weekend can be extremely stressful because of traffic and busy beaches and it's important to recognize that social interaction is very very important and crucial for good mental and physical health. drs. say it may be helpful to start by going out with a friend or family member and remember to go at your own pace. a trip to the beach maybe on your list this weekend but there is a reminder to be careful out there. yesterday at ocean beach in san francisco, we are showing you video, there was a drill to show how emergency crews rescue people from the water. officials want to remind people to never turn their back on the ocean because of the potential for recurrence.

>> i can't emphasize enough no matter how strong a swimmer you are this water is very cold. and regardless of how good a swimmer you are cold water shock can set in in a matter of minutes and you can lose the ability to swim. >> important to keep that in mind. if you plan on going boating officials say make sure you have a plan and they emphasized to be sure to wear a life jacket. a verdict was reached in the murder trial of a mexican national accused of killing former oakland resident mollie tibbetts and iowa in 2018. >> we the jury find the defendant cristhian bahena rivera guilty of the crime of murder in the 1stb0. >> mollie tibbetts a 20-year- old college student vanished on july 18 of 2018 during a run near home in iowa. authorities arrested cristhian bahena rivera a month later and he led them to mollie tibbetts's body, mollie tibbetts was born in san francisco and grew up in oakland before moving to iowa in 2009. cristhian bahena rivera will be sentenced in july to life in prison without parole.

in the south bay 36 new police officers have been sworn in to the san jose police to permit yesterday, this after officers rushed to the scene of the deadly vta shooting on wednesday. the mayor says officers have never played a more important role. >> you all picked one heckuva time to become police officers. as you would venture into a more violent world you are tasked with the duty to protect and serve. with scrutiny as police officers have never experienced before. >> over the last seven months they have been trained in driving, arrest control, and they will now go into the field training program for the next four months. in the east bay a new class of officers was sworn into the oakland police department. 23 officers took the oath at yesterday's ceremony, the first since the start of the pandemic. over the last year oakland ha

seen adramviolent y apintece ief laent g the first academy w they emphasized de-escalation and is part of the department's shift to community policing. education is one of the foundations of building a better bay area no matter if it is remote or in person, san francisco unified only recently brought students back to class and now at least one state assembly men says the district should not get $12 million in extra funding which was meant as an incentive to reopen. abc7 news education reporter -- explained. >> reporter: the plan to push school districts to reopen was meant to be simple. have kids in the lower grades back in the classroom and fully reopen one entire middle or high school grade by may 15. assembly bill 86 offered $2 billion as an incentive. except that in the letters the state controller the three lawmakers that signed it argued that san francisco unified itia inthschool offered s the option to come back for only a few days a week.

the school district only reopened eight high schools and waited until the day before the deadline to bring the seniors back. >> like so many other parents there is nothing more important to me than having our kids back in school, especially when san francisco has some of the highest vaccination rates across the entire state and country. and in some of the lowest covid rates in our state. >> reporter: -- says san francisco unified should not be entitled to the 12 million it was supposed to receive. abc7 news has confirmed that the state superintendentof public instruction tony thurmond has asked sf usd to prove that it did in fact comply with ab 86. the district says it's working on it. the superintendent issued a statement saying at each successive stage it was not entirely clear if we had the staffing to get to the next stage. the school board president said denying these funds is an unfortunate misstep by state legislators.

the school board instead is now working on a reopening plan after passing a resolution promising to offer in person ion l ad le wn scho returns in the fall. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7 news. still ahead on abc7 mornings, a north bay baker takes her donates to -- donuts to the next level, and let's take a live look outside headed to break, starting off a little foggy, not surprising and you can see the skyline of

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pink trianglwia beacon the entire month of june. the 2700 led notes will be turned on at dusk on tuesday and will shine from twin peaks until sunrise on july 1. happening today in the east bay hurricane harbor reopens to the public. the waterpark opened last weekend, it had been closed due to the pandemic since october 2019. the park is keeping reduced attendance with a reservation entry system and masks are required except on waterslides, water attractions or in pools. >> that sure does look fun and it will be nice for parts of the weekend when it's pretty warm. >> that's right liz, we had some 80s inland, and here's a look at mount tam with low clouds and fog, the sun up at 5:50 am and today will be comfortable, tomorrow a big heat spike with a heat advisory for many of you. and we will talk about where it gets to be the hottest around the bay area on memorial day, stay tuned for the 7-day outlook

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let's talk sports, for the second straight weekend the giants and a's face rising rivals from the south, the angels take on the athletics at oakland, first pitch is at 1:07 pm and the giants battle the dodgers in la at 4:15 pm. last night the a's faced one of baseball's biggest international stars, here is abc7 sports director larry beal with highlights in this everybody,eledts.>> reporter:g trfic for e ght an outdued sean minaya. mike is amazing, look at all the fans trying to glimpse him at the coliseum warm-up. everybody forgot social

distancing already. third inning mark canha lookout, -- fastball high and tight, he says my bad i didn't mean it. but that only escalated things. the benches end up clearing, no punches or anything so let's move it along everybody. meanwhile -- does 6 2/3 inning and strikes out eight and allows just one inning i mean one run. --'s last pitch of the inning allows three runs and he ends up taking a loss and the a's are victorious 3 to 1. two dodgers stadium, giants and dodgers a fast-forward -- to out, three bomb, giants take a five, giants take a 5 to 2 lead, what could go wrong? well, that. 212 out, austin barnes downtown off tyler rogers and we are tied at five and then a real scare because the next is a

recently acquired albert poole, -- over the wall. how did he catch that? we go to extras, he brought it back, albert just in disbelief like no way. -- and the giants finally beat the dodgers this year, the final score 8 825. to the nba play out -- playoffs, huge game for kevin durrant, he scored 39 points for brooklyn, the celts pulled away, marcus smart from way out had 23, this was the jason tatum show, unstoppable, unguarded bowl, he goes for 50 basically carrying boston on his back. the celts win but brooklyn still leads the series 2 games to one. that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great holiday weekend everybody.

i'm larry beal. let's get over to lisa for a check of the holiday weekend forecast. good morning, we do have fog , it hasn't reached totally to the east bay valleys and temperatures will be a little shy of average in some spots. you heard about our advertised warm-up for the holiday, that comes tomorrow into monday and it's going to last into tuesday, right now you can see the clouds here from san rafael, it is 51 downtown, 53 in oakland, with 50 on the coast and walnut creek, just a few clouds out here, it was a pleasant day yesterday and really may has not been too warm. that's about the change though as we enter into the last day of may. and the second last day of may. 48 in santa rosa, 52 by the delta, 53 in concorde in livermore and finally from the roof camera you can see the clouds out there stacked up so we have fog and drizzle and it will be breezy, sunny topaclou

linger at the t d wiseunsaa bu look e possility of bispikcod b are not used to this heat in fact going up so high that temperatures tomorrow, and that elevated fire danger, so as we look at cloud cover this morning it is with us from the low clouds to the high clouds and then by the afternoon we will see the clearing along the north bay. but into your sunday night not much of a marine layer and into monday we will get into a few higher clouds. but overall we are going to see some very warm weather. in fact as we look at our heat advisory this is for the holiday, the 31st on monday, low 90s to triple digits for the east bay valleys, the north bay valleys and the upper elevations will see a slight offshore flow so we are certainly worried about fire danger out there.

you go out even further to solano county and its an excessive heat warning. looking at temperatures from noon me o'ocmond ght, over b0d re to 10. if we look at the holiday on a whole, today we've got 50s at the coast, up to her 60s around the bay and mid 80s inland with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon, away from the coast but as we get into your sunday a good 15b0 jump in our inland valleys, attend degree jump around the bay and even the coast will be cool but the numbers coming up a little bit and you can see by the holiday upper 60s for ocean beach, stinson should be in the 70s and we are looking at mid 80s in fremont with over 100 around walnut creek. 77 today, a big difference for saturday in livermore, 64 in richmond and look for 80 up in santa rosa and the accuweather seven-day forecast, we are going to keep temperatures near or below average today. a big warm-up tomorrow and the heat is on, sunday memorial day begins to ease on tuesday and then noticeably cooler the rest

of the week. >> lisa thank you. one bay area baker is taking donuts to the next level with flavors like maple bacon, orange creamsicle and strawberry shortcake. -- is the founder of dirty girl doughnuts who spent four years developing perfect recipes for unbelievably tasty donuts. [ music ] >> peopfeeling a little tired on a friday morning they can have a box of these. and it's really a great thing to do. >> i really wanted to create a product that you walk in and said wow, that's not something i've ever seen before. i need to try that now. what's going to fill you in first is something you see, something beautiful. >> when you see the display case filled with donuts it's unbelievable. >> the girls and i work incredibly hard to make sure

everything lives up to what you see. they come in and this is their favorite thing in the world. and you're like oh my gosh that's amazing. i went to culinary school right out of high school worked in pastry with wedding cakes and did a whole bunch of meticulous work with pastry, it was one of those things where i was looking for creativity and what i did so i just went with it. they call me the tornado in the kitchen because i'm running around constantly and i'm moving so fast that i don't know , i'm covered in flour and sugar and powdered sugar and the joke, -- my standard for where i wanted everything was so high that it took me four years to get it right so really taking the time to make sure that the quality is there is really important. i love playing with nostalgia when it comes to food so anything that i can bring that feeling back of oh my gosh i've

had this before, that's what we did. wait a minute they turned strawberry shortcake into a donut, how did they do that? this is exactly what i know from my childhood. right now my favorite is banana cream pie, it's really fun but next month we will have a totally different menu so my favorite always changes. we also stick in little weekly menu so last week we did a carnival menu in july we will to an ice cream truck menu so we will play off at nostalgia again to where we are able to create rocket pop donuts or creamsicle donuts, those kinds of things. i want to do something so different where you want every month the things we are doing. we are lucky enough to have the opportunity to take everything locally sourced and turn it into a product. we base everything off seasonal as well as what we have available. >> as a local farmer i've been able to work with marissa to incorporate local ingredients entering eryo

foodomes from and enjoying the real true local miss of what we're up to hear. >> when you can imagine what you want and turn it into something which is the whole point of this, the sky is truly the limit. i've watched women sitting in the parking lot dancing after eating donuts and it was the best feeling in the world. and they will raise their hand and be like we'll be back and that's exactly what i want them to leave with. that sure looks good. next its reopening day for a popular southbay tech museum, the special tribute held

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there will be a moment of ivreir advanced tickets which can be reserved on the museum's website. next on abc7 mornings at 6 am, a stockpile of weapons and ammunition, a first look at what was found jose gunman's home. also the new proposed california workplace safety rules that could be put into place to protect employees from covid. and the new federal guidance on what can now be required by your employer.

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moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> so we really want to make sure that california remains in business as a business from the state as well as protecting employees that work here. we are getting our first glimpse at safety rules that could be put in place to protect employees from covid. good morning everybody it is saturday, may 29, thank you for joining us i'm liz kreutz on abc7 news at -- we will have more on the proposed workplace safety rules in a moment but first let's get over to lisa arjun for a look at the forecast. good morning lisa. and good morning and happy memorial day weekend everyone, we are starting out with low clouds and fog locally not quite to the inland valleys, there's a few clouds but live doppler seven is picking up on the clouds from marin to san mateo and here in san francisco a bit of a breeze and there is mist and drizzle as well. ewan