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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. taking a live look outside across the bay, it may be a nice evening, but come monday there will be areas just scorching. there was weather for pretty much everyone today, but brentwood and other areas got a preview of what's to come when a heat advisory will go into effect tomorrow. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. you are watching abc7 news at 11:00 live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you happen to stream. right away let's get to meteorologist drew tuma with a look at the forecast. going to be a hot one. >> yeah. inland tomorrow we'll find temperatures we haven't seen in about six to seven months is, a heat advisory will begin at noon. today we made it into the 80s and 90s in our hottest spots. tonight we're holding onto a

little bit of that warmth. look inland from clovedale to clearlake to brentwood, we're in the mid-and upper 70s right now. tomorrow morning temperatures in the 60s and 70s and by lunchtime our hottest cities into the mid-90s and we still have several more hours of warming to go. here's your hot holiday. we had the heat advisory and excessive heat warning beginning at noon tomorrow for the north bay and the inland east bay. we'll talk about how hot it gets where you live coming up in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. bay area beaches were packed today and expect crowds today as well. this is ocean beach and the beach at santa cruz earlier today, some people relaxing in the sun while others were surfing and playing volleyball. despite the hot weather in the east bay today people were getting outdoors to get

together with friends and family, some of whom they haven't seen for months. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone was in pleasanton and got some advice on how to make the most of the heat. >> if you guys are wearing a jacket, take it off because it is hot. >> reporter: 6-year-old zoe little was braving the elements, the 90-degree weather in pleasanton, when we spoke with her on sunday. >> we were getting ready to go over here. when i got in my seatbelts, all the seatbelts were burning. >> reporter: yes, it was hot, but even a little heat couldn't stop this birthday party from happening at bernal community park, especially seeing that it's expected to get even hotter on memorial day monday with the heat advisory going into effect. >> when we first got here, it was 82 and then it turned up to be 90. so it's burning up here. >> my sister said it was going to be in the 80s today, it was

just like oh, i'm really not used to being this hot. >> reporter: but with families together again and the football being thrown it appears a few tents was all that was needed to keep this party cool. >> it feels great. we haven't had family together over a year and it feels great to have everyone together. we're all vaccinated. >> reporter: as for recommendations, might as well ask the kids. >> i drink the water so i stay hydrated and not dehydrated because it's a really hot day. >> what i really want to do is go home and put the fan on. >> i'm literally sweating. i hope you guys are wearing sandals because it is hot. i forgot to put on my sandals, but i'm wearing boots. it's very hot. >> reporter: you saw there even the kids know how to cool down. good news here, the heat advisory expires at 9:00 on monday night. in pleasanton, j.r.

stone, abc7 news. >> the kids kind of stole the show, didn't they? moving on, there are no fire watches or warnings this weekend, but there is a higher risk. the healdsburg fire department performed a controlled burn to clear dry vegetation. santa rosa's assistant fire marshal says with the warmer weather and people getting outdoors fire danger is already here. >> knowing that there is the potential for incidents this weekend we're again asking our communities to just be mindful whether it's adhering to the heat advisory and making sure you're staying hydrated, but also making sure that you're reducing and/or limiting those activities that could start another wildfire. >> keep in mind gas powered lawnmowers could start a fire. firefighters do suggest moving that work into the morning. and we sent this push alert on our free abc7 news mobile app earlier this evening with a look at the forecast tomorrow. if you want to check out the weather where you live anytime,

that app is free to download. law enforcement is expected to give an update this week on the investigation into the vat railyard shooting. today a memorial in downtown san jose continues to grow. nine vta employees were killed this past wednesday when one of their co-workers opened fire killing himself. tonight a vigil was held in union city. abc7 news reporter luz pena was there and says some victims are now being hailed as heroes. >> reporter: emotionally distraught, taptejdeep singh's father spoke about his son. a loss for the sikh community who gathered to honor the nine victims including the 36-year- old vta operator, his brother coming back home to say good- bye to his best friend. >> to honor my brother in his memory to help out as many people as i can in my life. >> reporter: vta workers

honored their colleagues by telling stories. chris alvarez thanking paul megia for being there one last time. >> you take care of what you need to do. just last week he had brought in muffins that he was so proud that he had baked himself and he was cutting them in half so that he could share them with everybody. >> reporter: several bay area council members and the sikh community calling for an end to gun violence. according to gun violence archives, wednesday's mass shooting was the 18th mass shooting in california this year. >> call our congress people. call them and our senators so that we can make sure that this has got to stop and take action. >> reporter: as they wait for change, what's helping the families heal are these stories of heroism. >> the woman told me that he pushed her in that room and

closed the door. he was going to save the other people. >> reporter: tonight for the first time we're hearing from two of taptejdeep's co-workers who say he called them at 6:36 a.m. urging them to escape, a shooter approached them. >> you guys need to go hide right now, run and then we asked him where h■e as and he said i'm on the third floor and then we asked him who is also there and he said paul is there and we said okay. you go hide as well, definitely saved our lives and our co- workers' lives. >> reporter: in union city, luz pena, abc7 news. >> true hero. you can help support the families of victims in this tragedy. just head to www.abc7news.com/takeaction. we have information on about how to donate to the families directly impacted by this gun violence. surveillance video shows the moments an asian sfpd officer is attacked by a man

who allegedly was heard threatening to kill asians. i spoke to one of the witnesses who jumped into action to save that officer. it's an interview you'll see only on abc7. surveillance video shows the terrifying moments friday evening when an asian sfpd officer responds to a call about a man attempting to assault women in chinatown and is assaulted herself. >> he's a big guy. he was not letting go. he had a death grip on her. he was not letting go. >> a witness called 911 the day before saying the man identified by documents i obtained as 33-year-old geraldo contreras, says he specializes in killing asian people. the witness called police once again friday and this is what happens. >> stop right there. >> when the officer wearing a beanbag gun slung across her bag engages -- >> stop. turn around. >> -- asks him to turn around, put his hands on his head and asks if he has a weapon -- >> put your hands on your head.

>> -- contreras turns around and attacks the officer knocking her to the ground. bystanders quickly jump into action. >> get off of her! >> michael waldorf in the printed shirt had just finished eating dinner at a nearby restaurant. >> i felt like it was an emergency. i felt like he could really do damage, that if we don't get him off of her right away, he could really do some damage. >> sfp d-backup quickly arrived on the scene and the man is arrested. according to the documents i obtained, this isn't contreras' first run-in with the law. he's been arrested for assault, elder abuse and for assaulting police officers in other parts of california. it's unclear if he was ever convicted. >> some people are not safe for society. clearly he's not. he should not be let out. >> the responding officer sustained minor injuries and is expected to be okay. >> i'm glad she's okay and i appreciate her service. next on abc7 news a botanical burglary, the break- in this weekend at a uc

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the director of the garden says he received a call about a greenhouse that had been broken into between 6:00 last night and 9:00 this morning. when he arrived, the door was smashed, but no plants were stolen. the burglar took electronics from inside offices located on the garden grounds instead. >> it was a greenhouse which had cacti and succulents in it and those are very popular these days. so we were really concerned. it's disheartening, but fortunately the plants were not damaged. none that were taken as far as we can tell and the things that were lost we can replace. >> that is a relief. professor feldman says he is still taking inventory to determine how many items were stolen. he says this is the first time the botanical garden has been broken into. turning now to the coronavirus, sonoma county says more than 70% of its residents 12 and older have received at least one vaccination dose. 59% of those people are fully

vaccinated. a total of over 17.3 million californians are fully vaccinated against covid-19 and another 4.3 million are partially vaccinated. the centers for disease control says about 135 million americans or 41% of the population is fully vaccinated. speaking of the city of san jose hosted a drop-in vaccination event for those 12 and older today. a steady stream of people visited the may fair community center throughout the day. the city of san jose has teamed up with local nonprofits and healthcare providers to deliver vaccines to underserved communities. they say reaching these neighborhoods is key to boosting vaccination numbers. to the north bay where wine country is seeing some of its biggest crowds in a while this memorial day weekend which has been great for small businesses. abc7 news reporter cordell barnard found for many visitors it felt like a big step as we emerge from the pandemic. >> reporter: it's a great

weekend to make asplash on the russian river. water levels are low due to the drought, but there's enough to cool off on the beach. >> no masks out here, just able to relax and kind of take it easy, pretty nice. >> reporter: lifeguard jim boies was keeping an eye out. >> we're just encouraging people to be safe. don't drank if you plan on swimming and keep an eye on your children. >> reporter: the cantura family was firing up the grill for their annual memorial day weekend barbecue which was canceled last year due to the pandemic, so it's good to be back. >> you feel that freedom again to finally be able to go out, not be scared. >> reporter: in downtown healdsburg there was music in the town square with a crowd of folks to listen and lots of wine tasting happening. todd irvin and his friends are visiting from atlanta. >> we figured it was double vaccinated, time to get out, get back to traveling, support businesses. >> reporter: that support is

encouraging to mayor evelyn mitchell. >> i was thinking about how many people there are here today than i've seen in many, many, many months and a lot of tourists are here which we're happy to welcome back. >> reporter: after a tough year local businesses love to see customers returning, but many are short staffed. ozzy jimenez needs more help at his ice cream and pie shop, noble folk. >> that's kind of one of the things about the pandemic is that a lot of folks left our community and so, you know, right now many businesses, especially small businesses, are looking to hire. >> reporter: yeah, he says lots of hiring is happening across sonoma county's hospitality industry for anyone looking for work, but this weekend many small businesses just happy to greet visitors back once again. they say it's a step forward out of the pandemic. in healdsburg, cornell barnard, abc7 news. tourism is big business in san francisco and this memorial day weekend it is coming back, but we are not all the way there yet. >> it will be several years before we are fully recovered

from the tourism industry and probably at least three years. >> oh, yeah, he actually said three years. starting tomorrow afternoon at 4 p.m. here on abc7 we'll bring you a bunch of reports looking at what needs to happen to bring back the tourists and the money they spend here. a couple of hints, everyone's got their high on california's june 15th reopening and our covid restrictions up until now look like they are actually helping. those reports debut on abc7 news all this week at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., but you can watch them all now on our abc7 bay area connected tv app wherever you stream. drew tuma joining us now with the weather. really it's all about the heat tomorrow. >> it really is. you need to take it easy, especially inland because we haven't felt these temperatures about six to seven months. we're talking temperatures exceeding 100 degrees in our hottest spots. that heat advisory begins at noon tomorrow. tonight it's a beautiful

picture, sutro tower now showing you the sparkling lights of san francisco. we have no fog. we have high pressure building in. it's nothing but sunshine start to finish tomorrow, but you will notice some haze in our atmosphere. we do have a spare the air day in effect tomorrow. you'll notice moderate to poor air quality across the region. so you will notice that thin layer of haze, especially tomorrow afternoon. right now temperatures around the bay shoreline mainly mid- 50s to low 60s, but away from the coast some of our warmest spots right now are in the mid, if not upper 70s. so we still have some warm temperatures even at this late night hour. overnight tonight clear skies, numbers mostly falling into the 50s. some of our warmer spots well away from the coast will actually hold in the low and mid-60s first thing tomorrow morning. future tracker wind gusts, we will have an onshore breeze tomorrow. it will be breezy along the coast gusting from 16 to 29 miles per hour. that's going have a huge impact on our temperatures. we'll have the wide range of

afternoon highs where the coast is pretty comfortable for this time of year, but inland you have scorching hot temperatures. if you're trying to beat the heat tomorrow and going to the area beaches, tomorrow is a really nice beach day, wall to wall sunshine, 60s and 70s, if not low 80s, 70 at stinson beach, 82 at santa cruz. put on that sunscreen. uv is running very high tomorrow and your ocean temperature is today, 51 degrees. i think few people dare to dip more than their toes in that water tomorrow. starting in the south bay, 90 in san jose, 93 morgan hill, 90 in cupertino, 88 sunnyvale. along the peninsula 88 redwood city, 86 mountain view, 84 san mateo, the coast cool with that onshore breeze mid- to upper 60s. downtown san francisco we'll hit 71 tomorrow with sunshine, but you move about seven miles to the west along the coast it's much cooler, sunset about

62 degrees. the north bay it is hot, 104 in cloverdale, 105 ukiah, 95 santa rosa, 92 sonoma, 93 novato. the east bay we're in the upper 70s, if not upper 80s, 79 oakland, 89 fremont, 76 richmond and inland is where the dangerous heat lies, 100 pittsburg, 102 brentwood, 100 livermore. the heat advisory begins at noon along with the excessive heat warning for all areas shaded in orange. take it easy out there. hydrate with water if you're outside. take frequent breaks in the shade. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a hot holiday tomorrow. we cool off, though. june begins here on tuesday and you'll notice the cooler air mid-week and temperatures stay nice and steady

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first half, splash, nets by 13 at the break. kyrie the miss, the ball back out to the beard, james harden, to durant for the three. the 12th game the big three played together all season. durant had a game high 42. nets win big. saw it right here on abc7. chris paul suns taking on lebron james and the runs. lakers on the run late second quarter and caruso off the backboard back to lebron for the slam. he had a game high 25. anthony davis sprained his knee in game three. in game four strains his oin before the half and would not return. chris paul was battling a shoulder injury and was good in this one, 18 points, nine assists and late fourth suns up seven. jae crowder the corner three. suns win by eight, series tied 2-2. game five in phoenix tuesday. this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion. much more to come on abc7

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. on this holiday weekend with millions of americans vaccinated and the number of covid-19 cases on the decline people are on the move. the tsa screened nearly 2 million passengers on friday alone and drivers are finding a lot of traffic on the roads.

abc news reporter elwyn lopez has more. >> reporter: more than 37 million americans are on the move this memorial day weekend by car and by air. >> i remember last year it was like empty and now it's all seats are full. >> reporter: the tsa says it screened 5.4 million travelers from thursday through start, up dramatically from the same weekend last year, but still screenings were down about 24% from 2019. >> we are coming out of one of the biggest shocks, perhaps the biggest shock that the modern american transportation system has ever seen in terms of demand schedules. >> reporter: airlines are gearing up for a busy summer. >> we have almost the same number of daily flights to destination we had two years ago. 2020 obviously became the worst year we've ever had. 2021 is in the middle and we're growing back towards 2019 levels. >> reporter: vaccination rates began to slow in april and may, but recent eligibility of 12 to 15-year-olds has helped drive

up numbers. more than 2.5 million have gotten their first shot accounting for about a quarter of all new vaccinations in the last couple weeks. more than half of all americans have received at least one dose and the daily number of cases of covid-19 in the u.s. has plummeted nearly 70% in the past six weeks. >> the real game changer has been the vaccine. >> reporter: as cases decline, americans seemingly anxious to get back to the things they enjoy. the indianapolis 500 welcoming the largest crowd at a sporting event since the start of the pandemic. >> we're a mile long by a half mile wide. so 135,000 people spread over that space is quite a big distance. >> reporter: there is news out of vietnam where the health ministry announced the detection of a new highly contagious variant. this new variant has not been detected in the u.s. and there is no reason to believe the vaccines won't work against it. elwyn lopez, abc news. developing news now, gunman armed with high powered rifles opened fire into a crowd just

outside of miami. two people were killed and at least 20 were hurt. the attack happened after midnight at a banquet hall that had been rented out for a rap concert. investigators say three suspects got out of an suv and started to shoot into the crowd before driving away. they say the shooting was targeted. this was the second mass shooting in the miami area over the holiday weekend. police are preparing for what could be a violent summer. >> it's very disheartening, but it's a trend that you're seeing around the country. we're expecting a violent summer and unfortunately miami- dade county is not immune to that. >> there is a $100,000 reward for information leading to the killers. hundreds gathered in the streets of tulsa, oklahoma, today marking 100 years after one of the worst acts of racial violence in american history. in 1921 an angry white mob

destroyed the city's prosperous neighborhood known as black wall street. thousands of homes and businesses were burned. people were killed. >> it's a black eye on america and i think that people are having to wake up to it and having to acknowledge it. >> people also gathered at the historic vernon ame church for sunday service. the church was one of many landmarks destroyed in the massacre but rebuilt even stronger. in his first memorial day address as commander in chief, president biden paid tribute to those lost while remembering his late son beau, a veteran who died six years ago to the day. >> we must remember the price that was paid for our liberties. we must remember the debt we owe those who have paid it, the families left behind. my heart is torn in half by the

grief. the community's never whole again. >> the president has attended the ceremony in wilmington, delaware, nearly every year for decades. he'll appear at arlington national cemetery tomorrow to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 this weekend is a big one for shoppers and moviegoers. we have a look at the biggest sales and box office hits. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're ending the holiday weekend tomorrow with some hot temperatures inland, heat advisory going into effect

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in chinatown, to shine the light on chinatown. so this is a way to have the arts bring hope and joy back to san francisco in its coming out party from the pandemic. >> the festival runs until june 27th. the asian pacific islander cultural center has been featuring music since 1996. the memorial day weekend is popular for shoppers. lots of retailers are offering big sales. here's a breakdown of the best bargains. >> reporter: memorial day unofficially kicks off summer, but it's official that the deals this holiday weekend are rock solid. >> look for the biggest discounts on things like mattresses, on large appliances and on clothing hands down. those are the biggest things we see discounted. >> reporter: mattresses at

tempur-pedic are up to $500 off. other home purchases, kohl's with decor items discounted plus $10 off if you spent 25 and bed, bath & beyond with up to 15% off patio furniture. other big ticket savings opportunities? >> if you need to update your washer, dryer, anything in your kitchen, discounts range from 30 to 40%. >> reporter: a staple of memorial day sales, clothing, especially the outlet or clearance sections online. gap factory with 50% off a lot of summer basics, vineyard vines outlet with 25% off summer items and 40% off everything else. rag and bone with 25% off and clark shoes with 30% off everything. this has been the biggest box office weekend since the

pandemic began. as movie theaters reopened this holiday weekend, a quiet place part 2 took in $48.2 million. cruella opened second place with $21.3 million. it is disney's best debut since theaters reopened. disney is the parent company of abc7. after two weekends on top "spiral" dropped to third place with $2.3 million. or you could be like drew and watching "cruella" at home in the comfort of air conditioning. >> it was a great movie. check it out if you haven't. if you're trying to beat the heat, a movie theater is not a bad place together. tomorrow we'll have very hot temperatures inland with a heat advisory in effect. tonight it's all about 50s. tomorrow it's a wide range of temperatures, 64 in half moon bay, 71 in the city, warmer in oakland 79, much warmer in concord at 99, 101 antioch, 90

in san jose, 95 in santa rosa, 104 in cloverdale, fairfield 101. you can see tomorrow we're either meeting or exceeding triple digit heat in our hottest spots. we haven't seen this type of heat in about six to seven months, so some tips to beat the heat, stay hydrated with water if you're outside. you want to take frequent breaks in the shade. don't leave people or pets in cars. the inside of cars heat up really quickly. apply sunscreen regularly. the uv index is running very high. great idea to wear loose lightweight clothing. also if you're headed to the beach tomorrow, that ocean water temperature is only 51 degrees. that is some very cold water if you're at the coast. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. it is a hot holiday tomorrow, cooler as we welcome june on tuesday, continues that cooldown wednesday. wednesday is windy as we usher in cooler temperatures and then we kind of stay in the comfortable range for this time

of year even into the weekend next week. >> this is kind of normal toward the end of the week, right? >> yeah. that's where we should be. >> thanks. chris alvarez now with a last preview of sports. chris. >> coming up in sports 49ers star george kittle talks bay area sticker shock for his younger teammates. plus we'll go down memory lane with klay thompson and look forward to his comeback klay campaign. sports is next.

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two years away from the game due to injuries. >> and that will do it and a stunned crowd here at chase center. >> when the warriors season ended, in a way it marked the return of klay thompson. >> the season ended and we had our exit meetings the next day and it's like klay, you're back. >> what we're focused on is when do we expect klay to be klay and i don't know if that will be january, february, march. it's too early to say. >> even when we hit our it gets cloud. >> after two years away from the game a return to the court can't come soon enough for klay. it was featured in that kaiser permanente commercial talking about his comeback. klay said i've never been hungrier. i truly believe my best ball lies ahead of me. we ain't done on. i promise you that. >> he's a part of our dna and he is a huge part in our championship dna. i know again he's going to do everything in his power to get back to 100%. knowing what he's been through the last two years, whatever

version of him comes back, it's definitely a boost. >> klay's health is a key component of what golden state will look like next season and with many other questions this offseason regarding the roster, another run at the championship begins with making the postseason. >> there are some things that need to be discussed between myself, steph, klay, coach, staff, front office like this has always been a group thing. a few tweaks here and there and we're not that far, but right now we're a ways away because we're not in the playoffs. >> i want to see our team and our team includes klay thompson. i've seen klay, draymond and steph together. you have, too but i haven't seen them recently in the last two years. if those three guys are on the floor together, i'm not afraid of any team in the nba. that's how i feel. >> all right. fans in dallas game four, mavs and clippers. luka doncic slowed down by a weird neck injury he calls it

in game three, ineffective many game four. clippers come out hot. paul george had 20 and off the dallas miss here. the outlet to kawhi leonard and he throws it down for the hammer. l.a. led by as many as 19 in the first half. second half no dallas defensdefs at all. so leonard walks into a three ball. clippers win, 106-81. they've won two straight. the hawks beat the knicks to take a 3-1 series lead. let's go racing, indy 500 estimated 135,000 fans, the biggest sports crowd in america since the pandemic began. two laps to helio castroneves, passing 24- year-old alex polu to win his fourth indy 500. afterwards he shouted out to tom brady and phil mickelsomicki

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