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abc7 news at 9 am live here on abc7 , hulu live and wherever you stream. we will get right to the latest in that investigation in just a moment and how the community is coming together to honor those victims taken far too soon. first though let's take a quick look at the weekend forecast. good morning lisa. good morning, happy memorial day weekend, we are starting with a good push of low clouds and fog and you can see the deck of low clouds, retreating from the inland east bay and there is a disturbance to the south of us that is allowing for that healthy marine layer that we will look for the sunshine to break out by midmorning here, 51 in the city, 60 in mountain view and upper 50s in san jose. that hazy view in the deck of low clouds with a comfortable day on tap, one of the warmer places should be in the far north bay today. 52 santa rosa, 60 by the delta with a pretty strong west wind and it is 53 right here in santa cruz going for a high of 70. sunshine will be revealed,

partly cloudy skies noontime, low to upper 60s around the bay and inland. it's a cool gray day at the coast and breezy with mostly sunny skies for most of us late in the day with that temperature spread from the 50s to the near 80s. but we will talk about that heat arriving tomorrow in a few minutes. >> thank you lisa. developing news on the mass shooting in san jose, we are learning about a chilling discovery at the home of a man who shot and killed nine vta coworkers. news of the suspects sought stockpile is drawing interest this morning, abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo learned that among the weapons were 25,000 rounds of ammunition. >> reporter: a small explosion signaled the safe detonation of what was initiallfound nmadanal, 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 really hard wednesday morning. >> there was a pot on the stove at the residence at it was likely turned on, inside the pot they located ammunition. around the pot there was excel events. >> reporter: neighbors were surprised to hear what was hiding next door. >> i didn't expect all the stuff inside, i thought he was a normal person. i just found out and it was a little scary. now i'm safe. >> reporter: according to the sheriff's office investigators uncovered an estimated 25,000 rounds of ammunition, a dozen guns and 17 molotov cocktails. they say cassidy's guns were not locked away rather stashed near different doorways in various parts of the home 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 a mass such an arsenal without raising flags? taking into a count the ammo that he had when he opened fire on his coworkers.

>> the weapons he purchased legally we have a record of but magazines you can purchase without registering. >> reporter: at the railyard 11 miles away cassidy first killed several coworkers in one building then was seen on the surveillance video calm lee walking over to a second building where he murdered several more. >> reporter: the fbi who was assisting in the investigation says evidence collection teams are still hard at work at the railyard crime scene, they will remain here in the days to come. in san jose i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> i am left speechless at the unity, and the human kindness i have witnessed 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 disney land is weekend. you can support the families of the victims in this tragedy, head to abc7

news.com/sake action , we have information on how to donate directly to the families impacted by the tragedy. keeping care of your health as we emerge from the pandemic is one key way that we are working to build a better bay area. that is now coming to a crossroads with the change in workplace as more of us head back into the office. this morning we are getting a first look at california's proposed safety rules to protect employees from covid at work, abc7 news reporter and member of our abc7 news vaccine team loose pain you take you through the changes. >> reporter: cal osha standards board released a draft of workplace rules 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 guidelines employees who are vaccinated would not need to wear a face mask in a room where everyone else is also vaccinated. employers will need to provide keh floraates employeescc

coite on and employment, disagrees with the second aspect of the proposal. >> if the state is going to mandate these types of regulations like the n-95 mask then there needs to be some sort of funding to that. >> are you concerned 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. santa clara county is getting ahead of the state, they are giving employees after june 1 to document vaccination status of all their employees before the go back to the office. >> i think there's a good amount of concern about whether or not tuesday is enough time to really figure out what was just issued in a way that they

can be compliant. >> reporter: with over 40% of california fully vaccinated, will the state follow santa clara's example and also require for employers to keep track of vaccination records? >> i don't think that we will do that. >> reporter: cal osha's luz pena sand standards board is set to vote on the proposal on thursday, in san francisco, abc7 news. area health officials are weighing in on whether schools should reopen full-time in the fall, the city of berkeley which has its own health department released a letter yesterday supporting the reopening of schools for all five weekdays. the weather -- has not only thrown a wrench into the workplace but affected mental health. happening today san francisco's department of public health is hosting to vaccination clinics focused on families, they will feature free snacks, entertainment and raffle prizes to encourage

people to get the shot. the first location is on broad street, in the lakeview neighborhood and that will 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 and you do not need an appointment. in the east bay kaiser is hosting a health festival at lake merritt. there is a covid-19 vaccine clinic, preventative health screenings and health info boots. booths. anyone 12 and older is eligible, you do not need an appointment. the festival goes from noon to 4 pm this afternoon. happening now with more than half of u. s. adults now fully vaccinated millions of americans are on aaa predicts more than 37 million will travel for the memorial day weekend but

is a 60% increase from last year. 34 million will hit the road and that includes about 4.5 million californians. tsa says it is expecting to screen 6 million passengers to the end of tomorrow. an unpleasant surprise awaits the millions of drivers hitting the road, we are seeing the highest gas prices in seven years. not surprisingly california leads the nation and the bay area is really 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. airports across the bay area are expecting upticks for the holiday weekend as well and you are looking live here at sfo this morning where the airport says nearly 40,000 people passed through yesterday. that is still only half of normal pre-pandemic levels but one thing is clear. more vaccinations mean more people ready to check out for at

is fe for those taking the step. >> i'm smiling at mask. >> we love it. >> reporter: eric and sally mikell from san, from sacramento are spending the 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 that feels like a holiday. more people are hitting the road to venture out. >> this week our hotels are seeing a lot more people booking. >> reporter: hotel council of san francisco president kevin carroll says tourists are coming back. >> when you stay in a hotel you are helping not only obviously the hotel but also the city, our employees, you helping the restaurant around the hotel, >> reporter: that for some people staying in a hotel is a big step coming out of the pandemic. many folks are reluctant experts say in most cases it is safe to check in. >> my advice is if you are fully vaccinated to do it.

>> reporter: ucsf professor of epidemiology george rutherford gives this morning to the unvaccinated because covid is still out there. if you are not vaccinated again you need to be exercising all sorts of cautions and i would probably be sitting tight if i were not vaccinated 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. >> we feel comfortable. >> reporter: that is the first step to getting out there. in san francisco cornell bernard, abc7 news. all right, lisa a lot of people are traveling and it doesn't look so nice right now but it's going to get pretty warm. >> exactly. we've got clouds and mist and drizzle and cool 50s so what about the heat up? it's not today, today we feature some typical bay area weather with fog at the coast

and the average temperatures, we explain what that means and our big warm-up and heat advisory all on track for tomorrow into the holiday. coming up. >> thank you lisa. also an accomplishment never seen at oakland tech, see why this weekend is so important. a plus fighting the hate with grandmas and rap.

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happening now a rally got underway in front of the whole justice to so show solidarity with the asian community, this has abc7 is working to learn if 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 city's aunt of easton neighborhood, his suspected attacker is in custody. now to a group of grannies that are taking their own unique stand against hate. abc7 news anchor dion lim introduces us to a group of very sassy seniors performers taking on a new genre to get their message across. >> reporter: out in rhinestones and backwards caps 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 this senior community is of their new rap, their way of channeling their anger over the attacks on asian americans. & by the way means hit hit hit. with the help of a poet the song in chinese and english is part -- >> i have the meanest line. >> reporter: with a serious yet lighthearted message. the inspiration behind the song's title, chicken feather duster, is an ode 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 >> i'm not into hip-hop so we're looking kind of bad. >> reporter: the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. even garnering attention from mtv. >> they are responding and looking at the video and they are loving it. >> reporter: the follies even gave me a few pointers. >> no smile. >> do not smile . >> can't help it. what did your choreographer say? >> exude the attitude. >> i'm going to remember this when i'm reporting on these crimes against asians. >> i 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 lim, abc7 news. the grand avenue follies are fabulous and are performing their rap in portsmouth square in chinatown today at 1:30 pm.

if you want to check them out. they also say they one day hope to perform at the white house. i think they will get there. to see more pieces honoring asian pacific american heritage month look for -- on the bay area connected tv app available wherever you stream. it is high school graduation time, in order to meet social distancing needs oakland tech will have four separate ceremonies this year. unfortunately the valedictorian get only deliver one of his speeches in person, ahmed mohammed is the first african- american man to be given that distinction in the history of the school. abc7 education reporter leah melendez spoke to him about the honor. >> reporter: the outdoor temperature was perfect for a class that has weathered many storms. the class valedictorian at oakland tech ahmed mohammed and

told us he would highlight some of the issues they faced in his speech. >> covid, a reckoning with race and police brutality, mass shootings and gun violence, striking for fair wages for teachers. after all the trials and tribulations we've emerged stronger. >> reporter: this small group heard a recorded speech given by mohammed the first african- american male to be named valedictorian at tech. i asked him why it took so long for that acknowledgment. >> i think it comes down to a lack of opportunity that existed for such a long time but i think now we are starting to see that we actually have the power to change it. >> reporter: he's like a role model for most black boys especially at the school because he's the first black boy to receive valedictorian which is really an achievement. >> we are stepping into a real world with different choices and different paths. >> all the potential is within us and it's untapped and immeasurable so if we keep

working hard we will a compass what we want to accomplish. >> reporter: mohammed continues his journey in the fall when he will attend stanford where he will explore different engineering disciplines. in oakland, leanne menendez, abc7 news. let's get a check of the forecast now on this holiday weekend and it is going to get hot. >> if you're doing your barbecue today you will need a jacket but a quick transition to the heat tomorrow, where temperatures will climb as much as 15b0 above today's readings and you know it is drizzle he and cool and today will feature mother nature providing all of that natural air-conditioning as temperatures hover into the low 80s in our inland valleys. that's nice and comfortable but if you are on the peninsula or parts of the bayshore and wondering what about this heat, because we've got fog from the north of us to the south of us and a weak little system there,

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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. the big lock buster opening now is disney's cruella, entertainment reporter sandy kenyon caught up with the stars of that cast talking about the classic where it's never been before. >> what was your name? >> cruella. >> reporter: emma stone seems like an unlikely choice to play this villain, especially for those who recall glenn close as cruella deville. >> how marvelous. >> reporter: it after seeing the new disney movie it is clear why stone is perfect for this 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 has a

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, that's the big question. >> she's really ceaselessly and unreasonably and really has no reason to be just completely ghastly. so everyone -- to everyone. >> reporter: so it makes perfect sense when her employee six revenge. >> i want to make art and i want to make trouble. >> reporter: as the wicked alter ego of stones character emerges the star spurs each other on to new heights of villainy. >> you can do anything. you know whatever you handout you're going to get something back. >> reporter: which is why watching them work together is really such great fun. >> it's like playing tennis with someone better than you, it's the >> that was sandy kenyon reporting. cruella is now in theaters and

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hour with a look at the memorial day weekend forecast which is certainly heating up in the later part of the weekend. that's right, tomorrow liz but as for today we are socked in with the fog and low clouds but it is sunny and breezy in the east bay. this is san rafael where the sun is out, 50 downtown, 60 in mountain view getting sunny there conditions in san jose, 57. this is santa cruz low 50s going for 70 today so more sun is on the way for you with 53 santa rosa, it's a cool start, 55 in novato and 57 in livermore. visibility down to a mile and a quarter at half moon bay and we've had that mist in drizzle and anywhere from 2 to 7b0 chillier this morning so as we go to the morning hours the fog will erode and pull back to the coast. it's going to stay gray, half moon bay and pacifica numbers will climb through the 60s and 70s throughout the later afternoon hours and a couple of 80s out there inland and we

will look at temperatures near average today and well above average tomorrow with a heat advisory for memorial day. liz? >> lisa thank you. happening now tourists are flocking to lake tahoe, this is a live look where people are surely ready to kick off summer. >> we couldn't be altogether like a family so this time being together and being able to have fun is the best. >> tourism and visitors are what tahoe is all about so it's really exciting for us. >> reporter: beaches to parks and campsites and restaurants the area is coming back to life and ready to welcome visitors, south lake tahoe is following california health guidelines and that means most businesses are still requiring masks for entry until june 15. with the pandemic easing up the memorial day travel rushes well underway, you are looking live at scenes from lax and the hollywood florida beach. from there and everywhere in between numbers show people are ready for vacation.

abc news reporter trevor ault has more on travel records being set this holiday weekend. >> reporter: this morning millions of americans taking off, >> we are trying to get back to normal. it's been a year since a lot of people have been out and about. >> reporter: the holiday rush likely to break pandemic travel records, the tsa projected his green they smacked to screen -- and airline committees have been gearing up for the surge, america says all of its planes are out of storage and flying this weekend and delta says it expects flights to be 80 to 90% full and united ceo scott kirby touting a stunning travel rebound to our gio benitez. >> reporter: do you think you may see more legal travelers than ever before? >> we already are and leisure travel domestically for united airlines is higher than it was

pre-pandemic. >> reporter: but also on the rise are acts of in-flight violence. this passenger knocking out the teeth of a flight attendant last sunday, on top of potential felony charges southwest has banned that passenger from flying with them ever again and the airline is now postponing the return of alcohol on board flights citing the recent uptick in industrywide incidents of passenger disruptions in flight. the homeland security secretary vowing to crack down. >> violence against a flight attendant on a flight is a federal offense. and those cases are going to be prosecuted. we will not tolerate that. >> reporter: we never thought it would feel like good news to say this but so many people are traveling that in many airports there are now lines occasionally lengthy lines so if you are traveling this weekend it's a good idea to give yourself some extra time. trevor ault, abc news laguardia airport. it's been nearly 3 years

since the body of iowa college student mollie tibbetts was found in a cornfield and finally some justice for her family. as a farmworker has been convicted of her murder. now a juror is speaking about the verdict exclusively to gma, >> we the jury find the defendant cristhian bahena rivera guilty of the crime of murder in the 1stb0. >> reporter: this morning a ici murder trial of iowa college student mollie tibbetts. jurors finding this man cristhian bahena rivera guilty. rivera seen nodding as the verdict was read, the court concluding that rivera was the man who killed the 20-year-old after she went for a jog in brooklyn iowa three years ago. the jury foreman speaking out. >> my heart was pounding in my chest to be honest with you, it became very real for me because this is it. we went through two weeks of this trial and it came down to this so it was very emotional at that point.

>> reporter: scene at the end all the jurors we able to come up with the same verdict. >> even when we went through deliberation we were all very understanding and willing to listen to each other and make sure that we were all on the same page. >> reporter: weeks after her disappearance her family desperately searched for clues. >> you can't give up hope. i mean i know if it were me that were missing molly would not give up hope. >> reporter: that hope crushed after investigators said rivera , a farmworker and undocumented immigrant, confessed to the murder leading them to her body in a cornfield. overnight family and friends saying they are relieved with the verdict. >> molly will never be forgotten. she is a beautiful soul so seeing these ribbons is a sign of molly, like i said i know she's looking down on everybody. >> reporter: sentencing is under july,

-- life in prison without parole. zohreen shah, abc news los angeles. 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 has seen a dramatic rise in violent crimes, newly appointed police chief lauren armstrong says this is the first academy where they emphasized de-escalation. it is part of the department shift to community policing. education is one of the foundations of building a better bay area no matter whether it is remote or in person. the controversy throughout this pandemic seeming to follow sf ust at every turn. san francisco unified only recently brought students back to class and now at least one state assembly member says the district should not get $12 million in extra funding which was meant as an incentive to reopen. abc7 news education reporter leanne melendez explains. 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 million as an incentive. except that in the letter to the state controller the three lawmakers that signed it argued that san francisco unified never met that criteria. instead the school district offered graduating seniors 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 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 some of the lowest covid rates in our state. >> reporter: assemblyman king says san francisco unified should not be entitled to the 12 million it was supposed to receive. abc7 news has confirmed that the state superintendent of public instruction tony

thurmond has asked sf ust 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 says 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 instruction for all grade levels when school returns in the fall. in san francisco leanne leabc7 news. still ahead on abc7 mornings, brand-new video from nasa's curiosity rover giving us our best view yet of the atmosphere on mars. plus farm fresh food from san francisco's ferry building without the drive, how you can get delicious local eats right from home.

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starts for what has become an iconic beacon of pride in san francisco, installation of the pink triangle. the 2700 leds will first turn on at dusk on tuesday serving as a beacon of hope and acceptance over the city, the official pride parade is canceled again due to covid but there will be plenty of socially distance defense as well and movie nights at oracle park. also today in the east bay six flags hurricane harbor reopened, it was closed due to the pandemic since october 2019. there is reduced attendance with reserve tickets, masks are required except on the waterslides, water attractions or in pools. that certainly will be nice to do tomorrow or monday lisa. if you're close to the bay and you have your jacket on, and the wipers this morning, 54b0 in santa cruz right now an it will be in the 60s today with partly cloudy skies, so

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-- took the mound last night against the a's but was outdueled by sean minaya. -- is amazing, look at the fans trying to get eclipse of him. but he forgot social distancing, third inning mark hanna watch out, -- fastball high and tight, canon was really angry, bad i didn't mean it. catcher kurt suzuki trying to protect his picture but that only escalated things. the benches and up clearing but no punches or anything so let's move it along. meanwhile minaya goes 6 2/3 innings strikes out eight and allows just one run, in fact this was a won one game into the seventh inning, --'s first pitch of the evening -- -- allows three runs and ends up taking a loss and the a's are victorious 3 to 1. the dodger stadium, giants and dodgers a fast-forward, to over buster posey, definition of clutch, -- giants take a five a 5 to 2

lead, what could go wrong? that. 212 out austin barnes downtown off tyler rogers and we are tied and then a real scare because the next man up is the recently acquired albert poole, if it weren't for mike toppin with the robbery over the wall, how did he catch that? we go to extras, he brought it back, albert in disbelief like no way. -- and the giants finally beat the dodgers this year, the final score 8 to 5. to the nba playoffs, kari irving booed all night, back in boston, huge game for kevin do and i -- but the celts pulled away, marcus smart from way out had 23 and this was the jason tatum show, unstoppable, unguarded bull, tatum goes for 50 basically

carrying boston on his back. 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. new this morning 11-year- old boy is facing felony charges for starting a brush fire in arizona. investigators say he intentionally set the fire last week about halfway between flagstaff and phoenix. witnesses say they saw him playing with aerosol cans and a lighter. the fire caused more than $30,000 worth of damage. arizona officials say this should serve as a reminder how quickly things get out of control during wildfire season. and of course that is in arizona but similar concerns here lisa as it is a very very dry start to the summer. yes and unfortunately most fires are man-made. we have the ones last year that of course were ignited by lightning but it's always a good reminder to be careful out there. sunshine is already

showing in parts of the north bay also the east bay, partly sunny peninsula and south bay, all of california socked in with low clouds and fog and typical late may pattern but that's all going to change as we get into a very rapid warm- up for your sunday. sunny san rafael, 50 in the city, 60 in mountain view, and you can see the cloud deck here from santa cruz and it's going to be on the cool side but sunshine will be revealed later on today. 53 in santa rosa, 59 novato, it's warming up where the sun is shining but upper 50s concorde in livermore and it's breezy in many spots around the bay so you've got mist and drizzle and partly cloudy around the bay along the coast but then we will be looking at more sunshine throughout the day, summer heat arriving tomorrow, memorial day and of course the risk of heat related illness increases when gso quk in such a short time. as was noted the brush out there is really around late

july standards meaning that is very very dry for may. the wind is breezy from the coast and even in concorde up to 26 miles an hour eeanze toda onshore direction. heat advisory new memorial day through 9 o'clock and the north and higher elevations in lower elevations looking at very hot temperatures with 90s arriving as soon as tomorrow and going a little for, further this could be the first day of several triple digit readings when we get into your memorial day so really try to be careful out there and prepare for that heat if you can. uppe60s around comes 15 wm up for your sunday and then for the holiday we want to add on another 5 to 7b0 so the peak heat will be with us for

the holidays. 72 santa clara and a couple of degrees shy of average with sunny and 70 in sunnyvale, mid 60s for san mateo, that seabreeze and gusty wind along the coast and numbers just in the 50s. 77 petaluma and warmer day in calistoga at 82. still on the cool side and breezy in the east bay with mid 60s, headed inland some low to mid 80s out there so a really nice day inland, enjoy it because it's going to get hot quickly tomorrow with rapid morning warming and very little of a marine layer and looking at the seabreeze at the coast to keep you comfortable but we will look at the heat finally easing up by tuesday. lisa thank you. as we emerge from the pandemic change has come to how we shop with the convenience of home delivery. this morning san francisco's ferry building farmers market now has a new way for food lovers to get fruits and

vegetables from growers across the region. abc7 news reporter david we takes us straight to a farm in watsonville. >> reporter: lonely mountain farm in watsonville is a family farm in production year-round, the family has cultivated the 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 for it to make some return on. >> reporter: over the past year foot traffic at the popular market was impacted by the pandemic as remote work emptied nearby offices and restaurants closed that sourced their supplies here. the nonprofit group that operates the market valid market boxes for curbside pickup to help the farmers, now comes a new strategy. next week ferry building farmers market

launch. >> you cannot come to the rmers market on a particular saturday, that's okay, still order online from your favorite farmer and have it delivered to your house and then come back to the market the following week or the week after. >> reporter: a dozen growers will participate to start with more added in the months ahead. delivery will begin handled by the fruit guys and other family- owned business with service to all nine bay area counties for a $10 delivery fee. there is no minimum order. kenny baker says this will have a span sales but won't replace the education and personal contact he enjoys with shoppers at the market. >> when we share stories and i tell them what's going on on the farm, it seems really good for both of us to be in touch and for them to be in touch with the farm. >> reporter: online orders will be taken for saturday delivery. in time they will expand to 24/7 ordering and more frequent deliveries. david lou we, abc7 news. for a popular soutbay ch

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a popular south bay museum is opening its museums with a powerful tributes to the live lost's in this shooting, the tech interactive in san jose welcomes back guests for the first time since last year. there will be a moment of silence for the victims of wednesday's heartbreaking railyard attack with a speech from the museum's president and ceo. the tech interactive opens at 10 am so in a few minutes and it requires advance tickets off the museum's website. just a reminder if you are looking to help we have a list of information on how to donate to the families impacted by the shooting. let's get a check of the weather now with lisa, if you are planning for the weekend today is the coolest day because our heat advisory arrives for monday but between now and then a quick heat up for your sunday so we could see triple digit heat as we get into tomorrow and even monday

over 100b0 for the delta. the accuweather 7-day forecast, 50s for the coast and upper 60s around the bay, a pleasant day today with fog at the coast and that fog will erode back to the shoreline and a dramatic warm- up tomorrow. >> lisa thank you. those resource we were talking about her on the website abc7 news.com. thanks for joining us here on abc7 mornings, i'm liz kreutz along with lisa arjun, abc news continues at 5 pm, have a great start to your holiday weekend. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. (screaming)

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