thank you for joining us. >> a south bay community still struggling to move forward. nine employees were shot and killed by their very own coworker. cornell bernard joins us live from san jose with this developing story. >> reporter: investigators still processing the crime scene here at the vta rail yard. that's where the shooting massacre took place. the fbi now part of this investigation. a memorial to the victims is growing nearby at city hall. the suspect's father now apologizing to victims' families. >> i don't know. just feel like i want to be here, be part of this. >> reporter: sylvia brought flowers and her own silent prayers to the growing memorial outside san jose city hall for nine v, it a employees whose lives were cut short by a gunman.

>> we have to support each other, and we have to support the families here. just provide some sxhshl spiritual support for them. >> reporter: the home samuel cassidy is now boarded up. emotional and spiritual support for them. >> reporter: the home samuel cassidy is now boarded up. investigators revealed he had an arsenal of weapons. evidence that remained even after the mass shooting simultaneously set his home on fire while he shot and killed nine of his coworkers at this vta rail yard yesterday. >> there was a pot on the stove. around the pot there was

accelerant. >> reporter: investigators uncovered 25,000 rounds of ammunition. they say cassidy's guns were stashed near different doorways. at the rail yard, cassidy first killed several coworkers in one building then was seen on this surveillance video calmly walking over to a second building where he murdered several more. cassidy's father apologizes for his son's unthinkable act. "i don't think anything i could say could ease their grief. i'm really, really very sorry." investigators say no clear motive still in this crime. cassidy's father also telling our media partners that he saw his son just last week and there was no hint that anything was wrong. vta planning a public memorial to all the victims sometime in the future.

>> you can help the families of victims in this tragedy. we have information about how to donate to the families directly impacted by this gun violence. after a moment of slen, the public was allowed into the building for the first time since march 12th of last year. masks and social distancing were required. and some of the hands-on exhibits remained closed. >> we've been following the most strict standards that were available. we're still gonna be wearing masks. a lot of our kids

are under 12. >> capacity will stay limited in accordance with public health glieb guidelines. carnivale is focusing on the effort to vaccinate the community this year instead of the annual parade. they set up a vaccination and resource fair in the mission. the group says latinos make up 15% of the population but half of all positive covid-19 cases in the city. >> when the pandemic hit, we knew right away that our community needed our support. the community has always given to us for 43 years. and we felt this was our time to give back fully. >> the event continues from noon to 5:00. >> for the east bay, it was a

beautiful day if you want to get vaccinated. kaiser permanente set up a mobile health fair at the lake this afternoon. the festival brought out community members of all ages, including a 12-year-old brentwood resident. turning now to the holiday weekend and more people getting vaccinated. there is definitely a spike in travel. the beach in santa cruz certainly a popular

destination this memorial day weekend. quite a few people going in the water there. and lake tahoe where they are also seeing massive crowds this weekend. visitors are packing beaches and restaurants for a postpandemic summer celebration. south lake bordering nevada is concern for people there. >> we have nevada guideline saying one thing and california guidelines saying another one. please do respect our restaurants. you will have to wear a mask when you go inside a restaurant. >> another concern is littering. after more than a year of mostly empty beaches, officials do ask that visitors remember to pack their trash and keep everything clean.

millions of americans are expected to take to the skies and hit the road this holiday weekend. >> reporter: there are million travellers are expected to hit the roads. demand for gas on friday was up 42%. gas prices are near highs. the national average just over $3 a gallon. airlines are gearing up for the increased travel. tsa projected to screen more than six million passengers through the weekend. nearly two million passing through security checkpoints on friday alone. setting a new pandemic 1-day air travel record. >> i think it's wonderful. we're both vaccinated. so that's why we decided to travel. i'm sure a lot of people are feeling the

same way as we are. >> reporter: masks are still required in airports and while on planes. >> the mask mandate is a federal mandate in airports and on airplanes and that's gonna hold true probably until mid-september. >> reporter: nearly 60% of eligible americans have received at least one dose of vaccine. >> reporter: the cdc with its recommendations for camps, no masks or social distance for kids who are fully vaccin unvaccinated children should still wear masks. and everyone should wear masks in crowded setting. airlines are pushing back at bad behavior. you have probably seen this video by now, a

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today's tech class of twenty 21 looked back on a memorable high school experience. 2021 looked back on a memorable high school experience. the south african-american male to be given that distinction in the history of the school. he highlighted some of the tough issues they have faced together. >> mentally, emotionally, spiritually. and we have had our fair share of covid tests as well. our limits have been pressed. and pressed some more. and every single time, we've risen to the occasion.

>> muhammed will attend stanford university in the fall where he plans to attend engineering. congratulations. citing the recen unrule or business class will still be able to get that drink in-flight. the veteran tv actor who steered the love boat has died. the family of gavin mccloud confirmed to variety that the actor died early today. he starred in the mary tyler moore show, and as the news writer murray swatter. moved onto the love boat. family members say his health had been declining. he was 90 years old.

june is almost here. it'll be five months. it'll be pride month. what crews are putting together right now on twin peaks to light up the night. and taking a live look outside. this is painful. get ready for the heat wave, everybody. >> i'll tell you which 49er says he wants to stay in san francisco for life. plus, what a catch! a great play in the coliseum in the stands and on the field.

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feel a lot worse working this outsutd if it weren't so gloom ofer torrow,e honest. su for all of us and warmer temperatures. the weekend starting off cooler than average. this is part of the reason why. live in oakland, there's the 80s. man. all the clouds. just can't shed 'em. i wish we could. this is the marine layer. it's having a huge impact on our temperatures. 50s and 60s. well below average. we are all about 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. you can see a couple of spots well away from that onshore breeze in the 70s and 80s from brentwood, fairfield, to cloverdale. here's that wind. it seems pretty constant that entire month. onshore breeze gusting close to 30. tomorrow the wind will ease a bit but it will still remain breezy in the afternoon. overnight tonight, a little bit of fog along the coast. some coastal drizzle. we'll have that fog extending

into the east bay. we'll mainly be in the 50s. it is a mild start to the day tomorrow despite having a little bit of fog out there. here's santa cruz. a nice day to be at the beach for some of us. tomorrow it's a nice day for all of us. any cloud cover along the coast, it is out of here, tons of sunshine in the afternoon. if you're thinking about going to the coast tomorrow, you will find sunshine no matter where you go. mainly in the 50s, the 60s, ocean beach to bodega bay. much warmer in santa cruz. 80 degrees. tomorrow it's one of those days that if you're gonna be travelling around the bay area, you need to pack your entire wardrobe. it's cool and breezy along the coast in the 50s and 60s. but sizzling in the inland in the 90s. 92 in concord. 58 with that breeze. 95 in santa rosa. warmer in the south bay tomorrow. 84 in san jose. temperatures to know rise even into the holiday itself on monday. by 9:00 am monday, you

have temperatures into the 80s, and we're gonna soar are into the 90s. the hottest spots will be in the 70s and 80s. hot on monday. heat advisories and excessive heat warnings for the north bay and the inland east bay. temperatures some of the hottest we have seen so far this year in the 90s if not exceeding 100 degrees. it's warmer and sun tomorrow. there's that hot holiday on monday. even the coast gets into the low 70s. that's gonna moderate on tuesday. and it's noticeably cooler on wednesday. closer to average. and a little change for the end of the week. bob melvin tied tony la russa for most wins as an a's manager. foul ball in the stands, and dad is gonna give it to the young man. he's the

happiest man in the ball park. top-three, boom. rips it to right center. and slashes the leather. what a catch to make the out! we show it twice. frankie is gonna prove of the effort. but the angels score four in the fifth. first round the angels have scored more than a run in the series. ohtani 40 rbi. the most in the majors. it is 6 a 6-4-3 double play. oakland manages to score. a gold glove type play from matt chapman. series finale tomorrow. nba basketball now. playoffs. damian lillard and the blazers competing in their series with denver. nuggets big man, nikola jokic.

16 points in this game. the step-back that, is pure. lillard scored ten. the blazers had a balanced scoring attack. here's one of dame, ten assists. a dime he throws to norman powell. he led all scorers. carmelo anthony, happy 37th birthday. hit 12 off the bench. portland wins 115-95. evens the series at two-all. giannis and the bucks taking the eastern conference champs on. miami. up top to bam adebayo. bam with the slam. miami up double digits. milwaukee made their run after the half. giannis, the lefty flush. hard to standpoint that. and khris middleton for three. the bucks built a 14-2 run. there goes the chair. giannis had a triple-double. to portugal for the

champions league title, the top pro soccer title, featuring man city and chelsea. key haver it is. the blues are on the board. look at the new york watch party. they are going nuts there. the first american to play in a champions league final. enters as a sub. his hometown watch party, they were hoping for a goal here. so close! the 72nd minute. the shot goes wide. that would have been pretty sweet for the american player. chelsea wins it one-nil. fred warner entering the final year of his rookie deal. >> i know all that stuff works

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♪ ♪ tracy sellers: hey, everybody. welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host: tracy sellers. did you know that there are over 300,000 acres of citrus grown right here in california? and we found one special place that is educating the next generation of citrus lovers here in california. ♪ i will feel the pride before i dance the night away. ♪ tracy: with all of this fanfare, it's easy to see this is a citrus celebration like no other. and it is one that has been years in the making. it's the official opening of farmer bob's world of citrus.