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weekend. but by monday, things could turn dangerous in some areas. what a beautiful sight that is, thank you for joining us. you are watching abc 7 news live. let's get to drew with a look at the forecast. >> we were stick in the 50s and the 60s for the most part. certainly a cool start to the holiday weekend. but that's changing tomorrow. especially on the holiday itself on monday. fog and temperatures right now are mainly in the 50s. so a chill especially along the coast. but that fog is gonna get out of here before many of us wake up. a marine layer getting compressed. early tomorrow morning, some coastal clouds cover a little early drizzle. that fog is evaporating. and we're gonna see total sunshine. even along the coast tomorrow. and that's gonna set the stage for a warmer day tomorrow, and a

hotter day on monday. monday, the heat advisory, heat warnings that will go into effect for some of the hottest temperatures you've seen this year. several other parts of california will also be experiencing this heat wave in the coming days. the state power grid operator said it's not anticipating energy supply outrageouses. officials say there is enough electricity to handle the expected spike in demand. but they will be watching the grid closely. just in case they need to call on the public to conserve. local beaches and tourist attractions could be packed this warm holiday weekend. there was a decent-sized crowd at the beach in santa cruz today. aaa predicts more than 37 million people will travel for the memorial day weekend. four million will be hitting the road. and that includes about 4.5 million californians. and you can always check the weather conditions where you live on our abc 7 news app. it is free to download in the app store.

turning now to the coronavirus, over 17.2 million californians are fully vaccinated against covid-19. another 4.3 million are partially vaccinated. vietnam reported a new variant today that it says is a hybrid of the ones found in india and the united kingdom. as we get close to reopening on june 15th, the bay area counties like marin and san francisco are deploying mobile vaccine squads to lower barriers and get more of the population vaccinated. a look at the leaders are looking to get people shots in their own home. >> reporter: 65% of san francisco residents are fully vaccinated. to reach herd immunity, we need at least 75%

of the population to be protected. >> those remaining pockets of people who do not have the time to get a vaccination, didn't know how to do it. didn't have the logistics. >> reporter: the department of public health is deploying mobile vaccine units. targeting those who kane leave their home or kane don't have access to vaccination sites. >> reporter: among with community groups and the task force, they anticipate the group will go even further. >> we're creating a campaign, vaccinating people at home, and

doing a lot more popup popups. >> reporter: the volunteers go door to door at least six times a week, hoping to make contact with at least 500 people a day. their goal is to continue making those vaccine appointments. in two weeks, they'll be giving those shots at home. >> it's pockets of people that are unprotected. it can allow the virus to have a reservoir. a place to go from person to person. >> if a san francisco residents wants to get vaccinated at home, what should they do? >> reporter: california's want it of health is also building their own outreach.

husband peña, abc 7 news. over in the east bay, it was a beautiful day to get vaccinated. kaiser permanente set up a mobile health fair in oakland this afternoon. appointments were not necessary. the festival brought out community members of all ages. including 12-year-old brentwood residents who told abc seven he was nervous. >> my leg was shaking like the first time i went on a roller coaster. >> this is the different of commune. we together need to come and get vaccinated because we all live together. >> kaiser partnered with true vine ministry to organize today's health fair.

these nine employees were shot and killed by their own coworker. cornell bernard is in san jose with new details. >> i don't know. i 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 employees who's lives were cut short. >> this is our town and we have to support each other and we have to support all these families. they're hurting right now. >> we just want to be able to enter into a person's life who have been impacted, and provide some emotional and spiritual support for them. >> reporter: the home of the suspected gunman is now boarded

up. police have left this neighborhood. on friday police detonated what was thought to be a suspicious dis. the alleged gunman had an arsenal of weapons. it's evidence that remains even after the mass shooter simultaneously set his home on fire while he shot and killed nine of his cowork wednesday. >> there was a pot on the stove. the stove was likely turned on. inside the pot, they located ammunition. around the pot there was accelerant. >> reporter: investigators covered an estimated 25,000 rounds of ammunition. at the rail yard 11 miles away, 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. investigators still processing the crime scene here at the vta rail yard. still no clear motive to this crime. cassidy telling our media partners that he saw his son last week and there was no hint that anything was wrong. a vigil was held in san jose for the victims of the vta shooting. a few dozen people attended the event. you can help support the families of victims in this tragedy.

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at odds over a plan as questions of accessibility, parking and safety remain debated. >> reporter: at horsefeather, the general manager says the park has become a lifeline during the pandemic. >> it's been absolutely crucial. >> reporter: after they installed them, they were able to hire staff and payback. a car crashed into boeblth ends of the structure. >> it was definitely reckless driving. we're not sure if it was drunk driving. >> reporter: no one was injured. but it underscores the need. >> reflectors, clear reflectors especially at night. we have them attached to ours but that doesn't stop a restless driver. >> reporter: the shared spaces program is set to expire at the

end of the year. the delay angered mayor london breed who threatened to take her own action if the board does not approve. >> if they want to continue down that path, my plan is to bring it to the voters. to put it on the ballot and make sure that you all have a really diner, david goldberg, says she supports. but the owner of rural italian agrees that parking is still an issue. >> i think the positive impact as a whole far outweights having to walk two blocks to go shopping. in the east bay, police are cracking down on possible side

shows this weekend. one person was arrested and at least five cars were towed. police say they man to continue thesokay carnivale sfraen is organizers say their mikz is to be a source of help and information. they set up a vaccination and resource fair. with shots available at three locations. mads made up 16% of the country but half of all positive covid 19 cases in san francisco. >> when the pandemic hit, we knew right away what our feeded our support. >> the event continues tomorrow

from noon to 5:00. today volunteers began to install the annual twig pink on top of twin peaks in sfron. it will illuminate the city for the entire heal. >> tom: july 1st. it's gonna be kinda winds up there. >> tomorrow those winds continue. you'll really notice the warmer temperatures. today we are well above average. tomorrow we're gonna flip the script. we have some fog to deal

with. it's locally dense. we're seeing a lot coastal drizzle as well. tomorrow morning though, when you wake up, most of us start the day with a lot of loish. >> a marine lower is gonna get compressed overnight tonight. certainly another breezy day. winds earlier today, as high as 40 miles an hour. right now we're still fighting an active wind anywhere from 10 to 25 miles per hour. sunday, 5:00 pm, that wind wraps back up. you will notice a breeze again tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight, we have clouds early

on. the marine lay sergetting compressed over the next head to the coast, a beach will happen. it's gonna be a mamarine out of here chilly. only 52. about 68 tomorrow. in the city. the east side, bigger in the 70s. we're going into the 90s tomorrow. warm to hot in the north bay. 84 the day for san jose. those

numbers it be to get warmer on monday. check the temperatures 9:00 am on monday. already into the 80s. by lunchtime, we're well into the 90s. and we did department of health expect our hottest temperatures the inland east bay for this hot temperatures, it's warm and sunny tomorrow. you'll notice that warmer afternoon. this is down right hot. even along the coast. widespread 70s and 80s and & these are the warmest temperatures we've seen so far this year. that heat moderates by tuesday and wednesday. back to average by the end of the week. certainly today was the coldest day of the holiday weekend. >> gotta stay hydrated.

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americans are travelling this holiday weekend at a level not seen before the pandemic. >> reporter: with more than 50% of americans in the u.s. now vaccinated, life is slowly returning to normal. the daily number of covid cases plunging nearly 70%. americans are travelling for this memorial day holiday in numbers not seen since before the pandemic. >> it brings a sense of freedom.

>> reporter: across the u.s., more than 37 million people on the move, up 60% from last year. on friday alone, tsa checkpoints screening nearly two million people, breaking the single-day record for travellers in more than a year. businesses honing to kick off the summer season have been hit with cold wet weather. >> it is absolutely disappointing. >> reporter: that continues to be a key part of moving past the virus. younger people honoring increase vaccination rates. making up about 10% of vaccinations over the last two weeks. >> reporter: new details about what led up to president biden's request that his intelligence community further investigate the origins of covid-19. abc news learning that after accepting the data already collected it became clear toed bien and his top officials that

a large amount of information had yet to be fully analyzed. lake tahoe is seeing massive crowds this weekend. visitors are packing beaches and the restaurants for a postpandemic summer celebration. the city says they are excited to welcome people back. but south lake borders nevada. a concern for the city council. >> we have nevada guidelines that say one thing, and california guidelines currently still saying another thing up until june 15th. please do respect our restaurants. you will have to wear a mask. >> reporter: 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. as americans return to the skies in big numbers, domestic airfares are on the rise. the median roundstands at $357.

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a warning tonight from a mother after her teenaged daughter was severely burned trying to imitate a video she saw on tiktok. kimberly crane of portland, oregon, says on may 13th, she heard 13-year-old destiny screaming. she found her daughter in the bathroom on fire. she believes destiny was copying a tiktok video where someone draws a face using flammable liquid on a mirror and then lights it on fire. the seventh grader suffered third degree burns and will be in the hospital for at least two months. >> people say it all the time

watch your kids closely. closer if you have to. they'll get mad at you, so what? it's your child's life. >> she doesn't blame tiktok. she blames the users who uploaded these videos without any warning. we are tracking our marine layer tonight. it's gonna compress pretty quickly. and that means a lot of sunshine on your sunday. there's the clouds early on by 7:00 am. waking up, just some patchy coastal cloud cover. that coastline, some pocketed drizzle along the coast as well. otherwise temperatures in the 50s for your starting numbers out the door. tomorrow, it's a day filled with microclimates. a wide range of

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body because you're overcamp sating? >> it's pretty high. and the way they can manage that is by limiting the number of minutes he plays and the number of games he has to play back to that transition happened very quickly. with klay, you bring him back slowly and make sure there isn't that injury that occurs. >> typically recover for an achilles, would he be 100% by november? >> in general. on average it's 10.5 months. obviously we've got a different situation with klay. i would think more along a year to see him back along 100%. but i think the things that are

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