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those shotters and it is believed that this is a targeted attack. good morning. thank you for joining us on sunday, may 30th. this is abc 7 news at 9:00 a.m. live on abc 7, hulu drive and wherefore you stream. let's get a look at the forecast. lisa, locally here we are tracking in heat wave. if you haven't been outside yet, once you step out, you'll notice it is certainly warmer out there maybe two o five degrees. we still have low clouds and fog over san francisco. it is mixing out and southern california they are going to warm up but not as much as northern california. you a little hazy as that relative humidity is still with us. 52 in the city. 606 in san jose. and 57 sack that rosa and napa with 62 in con ford and 60 by the delta. lighter winds. here we are five to six degrees

warmer from oakland to san francisco even at the coast. a look outside as we warm up today. that high pressure builds in. northerly winds are going to bring in a much trier air mass. low 80s by noontime inland. upper 60s around the bay. still comfortable at the shoreline. by the afternoon, we'll sigh some mid 90s inland. breezy. our heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow for memorial day. we'll talk in detail about that coming up. >> lisa, thank you. several other parts of california will be experiencing a heat wave in the coming days. the state power grade operator said it is not anticipating energy supply outages right now. officials say they believe there is enough electricity to handle the expected spike in demand but they will be watching the grid closely in case they need to call on the public to conserve. local beaches and tourist attractions could be packed. crowds flocked to the beach in

santa cruz. aaa predicts more than 37 million americans will be traveling for memorial day weekend. remember, before you hit the road before you plan your own holiday, you can always check the weather on our abc news app. sit free to download in the app store. search abc 7 news bay area and all your connected tv devices wherefore you scream stream. a community is searching for answers in the wake of wednesday's mass shooting. these nine employees were shot and killed by their own coworker. abc 7 news reporter is in san jose with new details. >> i don't know. i just feel like i want to be here and be part of this. >> sylvia brought flowers and her own silent prayers to the growing memorial you owl side san jose city hall for nine employees whose lives were cut short by a gunman. >> we have to support each other and we have to support all these families that are

hurting right now. >> chaplains from billy graham ministries are here offering support. >> and we just want to be able to enter into a person's life who has been impacted. they are in a state of crisis and just provide some emotional and spiritual support for them. >> reporter: the home of suspected gunman samuel cassidy is now boarded up. police have left this neighborhood. on friday, police detonated what was initially thought to be a suspicious device found at cassidy's home. investigators revealed the alleged vta gunman had an arsenal of weapons. it is evidence that remains 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. >> there was a pot on the stove. the stove was likely turned on. inside the pot, they located ammunition. around the pot, there was axel rants. >> investigators uncovered an estimated ewe mission in addition. a d 178molotav

cocktails. cassidy's guns weren't locked away. rather stashed at different doorways ready to use. eight the railyard, cassidy first killed several coworkers in one building and then was seen on this surveillance video walking over to a second billing where he murdered several more. cassidy james apologizes to the victim's families for his son's unthinkable acts saying i don't think anything i could say could ease their grief. i am really sorry. investigators still prosecuting the crime scene here at the rail yard. they say still no clear motive to this crime. cassidy's father 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 the victims sometime in the future. in san jose, abc 7 news. an syringe was held in san jose for the victims of the vta

shooting. one victim, topped saying was a member of the community. another vigil will be held later today and this one was in union city. it begins at 5:00 p.m. this. >> you can support the victims in this tragedy. you can do that by heading to abc 7 news.com/takeaction. and we will find information how to donate to the families directly impacted. over 17.2 million californians are fully vaccinated. another 3.3 million have gotten one dose. the state's seven-day positivity rate remains under 1%. there is something worth watching.

abc 7 is on vaccine watch. bay area counties are deploys mobile vaccine squads to get more all of the population vaccinated. abc 7 news reporter, a member of our vaccine team has a look at the strategy and how community leaders are hoping to get shouting in their own home. to reach herd immunity we need at least 75% of the population to be protected according to experts. the focus now is to make it easier for the rest of the population to get the vaccine. >> those remains pockets of people who just don't have the time to get a vaccination. just didn't have the logistics. and deploys mobile vaccine units. >> senior residencies.

senior complex apartments. that they are getting vaccinated. >> along with community groups and the latino. >> we are going dab door had to- door creating a brand new campaign. and doing a lot not. >> and orneda go dab door-to- door hoping to make contact with 500 people a day. their goal is to continue making vaccine appointments. in go weeks, they'll be giving those shots at home. and customizing vaccine strategies and outreach per region is key to stopping covid- 19 from mutating. >> if there are pockets

unprotected. if a resident wants to get vaccinated at home, what should they do? >> now, speak with a service provider. in california's department of public health is also doing their own outreach. with text messages like this one making it easier to book appointments at local sights. in san francisco, abc 7 news. you. carnival san francisco is pouring efforts in vaccinating the community. instead of holding its annual parade. carnival will continue today from noon until 5:00. organizers have set up a vaccination and resource fare with shots available at three locations. while there is no parade, it wouldn't be carnival without live entertainment. there will be ally-distanced pe hanses. still ahead on abc mornings record-breaking whoable day travel this memorial day

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weekend travel rush. nearly 2 million people were screened just on friday alone. a new record since the start of the pandemic. abc news reporter is looking at the crowds from new york's will guardia airport. this morning america on the move once again on the you move once again setting more travel word record this is memorial day weekend. >> definitely a lot more proud and longer lines. >> the tsa screening just shy of 2 million people on airports around the country. about six times adds many as last year. >> it feels good. it is like you feel the unity of everybody coming outside without having to worry as much about getting sing and things like that. >> reporter: miami beach and indy 500 for tourists coming off of a year at home. overall, tsa screenings were still down about 24% from 2019. >> we have almost the same number of daily flights to destinations we had two years ago but they are in a smaller plain. last year, 2020 became the worst year we have ever had. now, 2021 is right here in the

midding and we are growing back towards 2019 levels. >> experts are expecting a busy summer season, and airlines are banking on the take-off, and for the millions who have run into newfound lines and traffic on their way out of town, experts say the congestion headed home shouldn't be quite so bad. though to avoid the slow-down aimed for an early morning or late afternoon afternoon. >> if you are among those who travel last thursday and friday to get out of town and you felt like it was more congestion or traffic was worse, it probably was. according to the analytics company to e leave town. tremendous very alt, abc news, will guardia airport. president biden is spending the memorial day weekend in delaware. he visited the gravesight of his late son bow biden who died

on his day and served as iraq. later, president biden delivered remarks at the war memorial plaza in new castle, delaware. >> as a nation, you must always remember. you must remember the price that was paid for our libber theties. you must remember the debt for those who have paid it. he was there for memorial day last year when he was campaigning for president. let's get another checkout side. and as we get live outside. and lots of sunshine in the low 60s for many of our east bay communities. how about a 36-degree warm-up today. some of you reaching the mid 90s. and today, not even the hottest day of the week. that is reserved for tomorrow. memorial day. we'll talk triple

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memorial day weekend, and it is a hot one. >> it is, liz. in fact, as we look at live doppler 7, you see the absence of fog for most of it us. although it is still a little bit along the shoreshine. you notice the relative humidity in the city which means that onshore flow was just with us. as the atmosphere acts as a hair drier today, you'll notice how dry it gets as high pressure builds in. we warm up quickly. no wind yet. it is nice out there. 5 in the city. 58 in oakland. 64 in mountainview. ever 0 in san jose with 55 in mower gannville. you can see a little bit of that haze. air quality is good 57 in santa rosanorth bay with the delta well into the 90s later on. 60s in our inland east bay right now. so very comfortable. our roof camera nice and clear. sun in i and mild today.

this morning looking at summerlike heat. the rest of today into memorial day and that marine layer returns as soon as monday night. i am sure we will be welcoming it. upper elevations 15 to 33-mile- an-hour north winds. that ised aing in that warm-up as the atmosphere pushes down on us here. and looking at that wind profile, showing the breezy winds along the coast. 15 to 20 miles an hour for the east bay. the north bay, maybe up to 30, and breezy at the shoreline. by tomorrow when that fog wants to come back, we'll get into a stronger seabreeze. about 30 miles an hour through the delta. a huge add heat advisory from noon tomorrow until 9:00 with low 90s to 100 for walnut creek, san ramo. n. napa. and then as we get into salano county even hotter with our excessive heat warning through 8:00 tomorrow night. for fairfield, could see about 105 be the warm air staying in place more or less through tuesday, but begins to ease up.

this is how hot it is going to be for memorial day with the gits. representing the triple th90s for fairfield and napa and 80s for hayward. santa cruz a place to get to later on sunny skies and 80 degrees. near 60. upper 50s along the coast. so comfortable. but look at the spread. we are talking upper 50s and sunny from halfmoon bay to mid 90s in antioch. 72 in richmo inad. 59 santa rosa. mid 80s in san jose, the accuweather seven-day forecast. warm to hot with sunny skies today and a hot holiday tomorrow. up to 104. we could see a few records. the heat moderates slowly bringing the numbers down the rest of the week, liz. >> thank you. next, think you are smart? there if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently.

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next month. she also knows all the words to let it go from the disney friend frozen. with know that is probably something most members don't know. >> good for her. good morning, everyone. looking at numbers today with a wide range as high pressure. our dome of hot air builds in. upper 50s halfmoon bay with some sunshine. 68 in the city. 76 in oakland with mid 90s by the delta. and our heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow noon until 9:00 p.m. and really hot out towards the delta. we'll slowly cool off by tuesday into the rest of the week, liz. all right, lisa, thank you. thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. along with lisa. now, we are off a bit early this morning because of the nba play-offs that are happening here on abc. next at 9:30, we'll give you a rundown. getting you ready for game four match-ups. first at 10:00 a.m.

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