h,lu live. we'll check in with mike n,co to see how hot it will get. >> it will quickly burn off in santa cruz. about 82 this afternoon there with a 50-degree water temperature. all of the areas in orange. from noon to 8:00, temperatures in the 90s to a few 100s. solano county, noon to 9:00, we have the possibility of more widespread 100s. that is when the heat will be most dangerous. 65, and 64 in half-moon bay. 70s around richmond, and also in oakland. everybody else in the 80s to 90s before the aftermentioned 100s. beh to beat the heat. in this video from san francisco's ocean beach and the batch in santa cruz shows us how many people were out. you should expect to see the

same crowds packing beaches today. for people further inland, they will have to find or ways to stay cool for memorial day. abc 7 news reporter amy kolafield live. >> reporter: good morning, yeah. it will be a good day to hop into the downtown fountain here in livermore. it's not turned on now, but it will be needed later. yesterday was a good warm up for this weather. yesterday it was in the 90s here in the east bay, including pleasanton where we saw get togethers that turn out to be sweaty. some people telling us they were a bit surprised bythe best hydrated and not dehigh ally ho i want to go home and put the fan on. >> i am literally sweating. i hop 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: officials have decided to declare a spare the air day today because of the heat and poor air quality. they have also issued a heat advisory. you need to be careful today, with physical activity outside, especially those with health conditions. it's going to be a hot one. they're expecting triple-digit weather here in livermore. so everyone needs to plan accordingly. . >> thank you, amy. you can find out more on what the spare the air day will mean for you where you live at abc7news.com or on our app. this is where you can see mike's full forecast right down to your own backyard. the cdc says more than 166 million americans now have at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine, and with more people haven'seyear, te nated, more p

heading outdoors. new york is ending its midnight curfew for all bars and restaurants. pennsylvania will also lift most covid restrictions today. newly daily cases in the u.s. are down 70% in just the last 6 weeks. the indie 500 true a pandemic record of 135,000 spectators, and since thursday, the t sa has screened more than six million people at airports across the country. >> haven't been home in two years. whatever i've got to do to get home, i'm going to do to get home. >> fewer americans are rolling up their sleeves, but daily vaccination rate is now 60% lower than at its pack in april. on wednesday, president biden is expected to give an update on the country's vaccination program and covid-19 response. reggie? >> thank you. a nashville hat store is now apologizing-it sold hats with a symbol of jewish oppression by nazis during the

holocaust to protest vaccination rules. janay norman. >> reporter: a social media post prompting protests against the owner of a nashville hat store who shared a picture wearing a yellow patch resembling the star of david with the words "not vaccinated." protesters surrounding the hat store saturday, holding signs, including one reading, "no nazis in nashville." the hat works owner deleting the picture, taking to instagram to sincerely apologize for any incensetivety, saying she in no way intended to trivialize the star of david or david or disrespect what happened to millions of people. at the same time, she questions the level of outrage in light of, quote, "the tyranny the world is experiencing," referring to the way schools, workplaces, and nesses vaccin. th aiation of agy protest vaccin requirements echoing talking points argued by congresswoman

margery taylor green. >> we can look back at a time in history, where people were told to wear a gold star, and they were definitely treated like second-class citizens. >> reporter: not just facing social consequences, but also seeing its bottom line impacted. the store stetson announcing it will no longer sell products to that business. . light recall service will be suspended indefinitely following last week's shooting. buses will be replacing trains, but riders should expect their trips to take longer. nine transit authority employees were killed this past wednesday when one of their coworkers opened fire rail yard before killing himself. friends, families, colleagues, all gathered at this ceremony in union city last night. some of the victims remembered as heros for helping other colleagues escape danger. we have set up a way that

you can help support the families of these victims. you can head to abc7news.com to take action for information and resources to donate. there are several events to commemorate memorial day. the city of antiof course will hold its memorial starting at the veterans memorial at 9 this morning. san area female will hold a ceremony at 10:00 a.m. that's live on the maren county's facebook page. and there will be a short, but in-person will a.m. ceremony and wreath toss. there is a full day to honor fallen service members. flags line the headstones at the national cemetery at the presaid oh for memorial day. the ceremony will be open to anyone who want to honor those who died fighting for our country. the service will take place at 11:00 a.m., and it will be live- streamed. it's not your usual target. a botanical garden broken into.

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>> hotter weather means increased fire taken across the bay area. firefighter knocked out a control burn yesterday. now, this may look scary, but this will actually help clear firefiteui fire ne

in case of a wildfire later this year. >> knowing that there is the possible, we're again asking our communities to just be mindful, making sure you're reducing and activities that could start another wildfire. >> firefighters are also urging people to be careful while clearing grass and brush on their on property. gas-powered lawn mowers can start fires. firefighters suggest doing that kind of work in the morning. >> that's greated a victims. how about just not doing it at all. that is one of the biggest pollutants of the two-stroke and four-stroke engines. we have sunshine in the south bay and temperatures in the 50s until you start climbing in elevation, up at 1,800 we have navado at 49, 49 at half-moon bay with a little fog forming. that won't last very long. we'll have sunshine from wall

to wall. we'll show you those temperatures coming up. here's a look from mount tam. we not only have a spare the air day, but it is also memorial day. if you will be out honoring those, just know it will be really hot, away from the coast. look at the 50s. 76 to 89 at noon. those temperatures are well above average at the noon hour for our bay and inland areas. 82 to 96. there will with be a delta breeze later this afternoon. that will bring us down to 75 to 83. still couldn't of warm at 7:00 this evening. now, as far as the commute, i had to double-check with jovina. no ferry service today. so let's get that out there. roads, caution, it will be breezy on some of our branles, and cool to hot if you're taking mass transit. the one area we're worried about for pollution building up would be our inland bay. the first summer spare the air alert. let's hope there many more. there's one accident out there? there is one crash that i'm following right now in oak,

everybody. as with bring map, you'll notice we do not have a slow down in the area. that's because there aren't many people on the roads. we believe 580 before the 35th avenue on ramp. according the chp, at least one lane is block, and there is major damage. i will keep an eye on that and see if anything will impact those who do need to head out the door. a live look in walnut creek showing off 680. clear as can be. we have no major blocking issues. the chp has a high-wind advisory in effect. here's a live look in san rafael showing off 101. >> thank you, giovino. amazon want you to share band width with your neighbors. >> plus one bay area man's daring mission. the world rerdhe's trying to break. >> as we head to brea taking a live look

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>> the botanical garden is searching for a thief behind an unusual crime. the director said the greenhouse got broken into between sunday night and sunday morning. when the director arrived, the door was smashed, but all the plants were still there. the burglar apparently took electronics from the offices on the garden grounds. >> it had cacti in it. as you may know, cacti and seculants are popular. fortunately, the plants were not damaged. there were none taken, as far as we can tell. thing that lowe can n n n replace. >> professor foldman said they are still taking inventory. this is the first time the botanical garden has been broken into. business insider obtained the documents from a lawsuit between google and the state of arizona. in it. employees say there was no way

to grant location access to a third-party app on android without also giving that information to google. it's not clear if these tactics are still being used now. the lawsuit accused google of illegally collecting location data from smartphone users even after they opted out. if you have amazon devices in your home, pay attention. starting next week, amazon will roll out its sidewalk feature where you will be sharing some of your bandwidth with your neighbors to keep their amazon devices connected. the company said this concept is all about strength in numbers. if you lose it, you can borrow some banalwidth from neighbors to keep ring and o'er devices connected. if you don't want to share your internet, you have until june 8th to opt out, en the sidewalk goes live. wine country is seeing some of biggest crowds they have seen in a long time. that is very good news for north bay businesses and

woundries that have faced an incredibly bad year. always a popular destination on memorial day. the drought has dropped water levels, but there is still enough to keep visitors cool. in hillsburg, wine tasting, live music attracted visitors from near and far. >> i was thinking about how many people there are here today than i've seen in many, many months, and a lot of tourists are here, which we're happy to welcome back. >> north bay businesses say they are pleased to see more people coming back up they tell us they are facing a new problem, the inability to hire enough workers to cater to those returning customers. >> you know i love hillsburg. >> the restaurants are so good, all the world wide >> like disneyland hillsburg. >> where did i go?

disneyland, and not hillsburg, but sonoma. >> close enough. >> i got pretty close. >> reggie living his best >> that was awesome. >> maybe white wine with hint of apricot and jasmine blossom child. >> paired with a nice fish. >> there you go. i like it. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. it is very calm out there. look at that flag barely moving, and hardly a hint of the marine layer, at least here. we've got an off-shore breeze. that is why it's so much warmer. it is 79 on mount tam. that will trickle inland neighbors. there are no fire williams, but you still need to be vigilant.

the vegetation is still very dry. heat risks for all of us, moderate to high. the heat will ease tomorrow until the weekend when we have a bump up many the temperatures. 87 to 94, that's our spread across the south bay. head up the peninsula, most of us in the 80s, taking the redwood city at 91. we have mid to upper 70s on the bayside downtown in san francisco, 70 in saucily toe today. look at the mid-90s through most of the valleys. look at the 100s, cloverdale, lakeport, clear lake, also ukaya. 76 at richmond, near 80 in oak. near 90 in freemont. we've got mid-90s to low 100s. the air conditioners will be running there. look at this. all through the central valley, down into palm spring, it's not even the warm spots. 102. it will be 106 in chico. that's why you've got to head to the beaches to get relief or stay hydrated, and take frequent breaks. it will be 96 degrees today in

yosemite. that's pretty hot. temperatures will be back in the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s from wednesday, thursday, friday. by far, the hottest day is today. >> thank you, mike. now we'ring which in with ginger z who is live with us with what is coming up on gma. good morning, ginger. . >> i don't know if you can see it in my face here. that is envy. i know that heat is not good for your drought, but my goodness, gracious, it has been cold, and i'm talking, like, record cold over here the last couple of days. in case people wanted get inside. temperatures barely made it to 50s. signs the nation is racing back to live, to beaches and reaus a well, that

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>> today is memorial day. what president biden and vice president harris will be doing to pay tribute to the military and service members. >> sizzling temperatures for the unofficial start of summer. spare the air, heat advisories, high fire danger. what you need to know today, and how some east bay neighbors are trying to keep cool. it is monday, may 31st. . h,lu live wherever you stream. the first thing we're doing is checking in with mike. >> let's take a look and see exactly how hot it will look and where by showing you the advisories and the warnings. good morning.

welcome to this monday, memorial day, where it will be our hottest temperature so far. the areas in orange, that's from noon to 8:00. that is most of the bay area away from the coast, and also the bay shoreline. that's where we'll have 90s to some low 100s. solano county, noon to 9:00. more widespread 100s. that is where we have the excessive heat warning. before you head out, do you have enough water? do you know where to find some shade if you get sick? do you know what the symptoms of heat illness are and who to call in case there is a heat emergency. some of the thing to think about. 60s and 70s along the combs. 80s and 90s around the rest of the bay. 90s inland. reggie? it will be especially hot in the east bay. look at this. these are some of the temperatures mike has given us. 102 in fairfield and about i don't care. 100 in livermore.

99 in concord. amy holyfield joins us. this is one of the times where working in the a.m. is a real advantage. >> yeah. it feels really nice right now. i'm not minding it now, but sounds like it will be really tough this afternoon. and we've talk to some people who were surprised by yesterday's heat. today is supposed to be hotter, so we want everyone to be prepared. be warned that this is coming. we are expecting it to hit at least 100 degrees in livermore today. officials have issued a heat advisory. it was in the 90s yesterday. some family get togethers were a bit uncomfortable because of that heat. >> if you guys are wearing a jacket, take it off, because it is hot. when we were getting ready to go over here, when i got in my seat belt, all the seat belts b were burning. watch

out for yourself, your healthy, but also do what you can for the environment. it does feel nice if you are planning to get outside and got some exercise. now is the time to do it. it will be uncomfortable and possibly dangerous. amy holyfield, abc 7 news. several part of california will be experiencing this same heat wave as we are. the state power grid operator, cal iso said it is not anticipating energy supply outages now. officials say there's enough electricity to hand the spike in demand. they will be watching the grid closely in case there's a need to conserve. >> we are sending out push alerts on the heat, just like this one on the abc 7 news app, the way to go if you want to check out the weather anytime. it's free in your phone's app store. make sure sh alerts. abc 7 news obtain surveillance video showing a violent attack against a san francisco police officer. the suspect in the attack told ha witness that, quote, "he specializes in killing asian people." this video is hard to watch.

the confrontation happened friday evening. police got a report of a man attempting to assault women in the area. he knocks her to the ground. biostanders jump in, and they end up pulling the suspect, 33- year-old gerardo cantreras off the police officer. >> he was a big die. he had a death grip on her, and he was not letting go. >> the officer had minor injuries, according to documents obtain by abc 7 news anchor deion lim. this is not cantreras' first run in with the law. he has been arrested for assault, elder abuse, assaulting officers in parts of california. not clear if he was ever convicted. commuters in the south bay should be prepared this week. bta light rail service continues to be canceled until further notice as the investigation into last week's mass shooting at the rail yard

in san jose continues. . jamina has more. >> reporter: the transportation authority says the light rail service on its 3 lines will be canceled until further notice following last week's deadly shooting at the guadalupe yard. buses will replace trains for the time being, and the bta is telling riders to factor in extra time travel because of that change. the trauma from the loss of the nine lives in the tragedy has overwhelmed the tight-knit transit agency. a memorial was held in union city illegal immigrant to remember those lost. among them, 36-year-old tatez singh, a resident of union city. there were shared memories of dedicated public service whose lives were cut too short. >> 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 he could share them with everybody.

>> adrian beleza was the youngest of the nine people kill. at 29 years old, he lived in gilroy. as for the investigation, we are expected to get an update from law firm later this week as to what else they've uncovered. the shooter has been described as a disgruntled worker. after the rampage, investigators say cassidy shot himself. >> thank you, jamina. developing news, the mayor of miami is expected to give an update today on a mass shooting in his city vehicleth over the weekend. two people were killed, at least 20 others shot. this happened early sunday morning. investigators say three suspects pulled up to a bang the question hall that was being used for a rapper's birthday concert. the suspect started shooting into the crowd in what is believed to be a targeted attack. >> it's very disheartening, but it's a tren we've seen around the country. we were expecting a violent summer, and actually miami dade county is not immune to that. . >> this was the second mass

shooting in the miami area over the week. there is now a $100,000 reward for any information leading to the killers. turning to the race to vaccinate, the bay area is making steady progress. more than 70% of its residents, 12 and older have received at least one vaccination domes. a total of more than 17.3 million californians are now fully vaccinated against covid- 19. another 4.3 million are partially vaccinated. the centers for disease control says about 135 million americans or 41% of the population is now fully vaccinated. the city of san jose hosted a drop in vaccination for those 12 and older. the city of san jose teamed up with local nonprofits and health-care providers to deliver vaccines to underserved communities. >> like most of the other events that we've conducted, we want to get vaccination in the backyards of the highly

impacted communities, and the mayfair community is definitely one that needs a little bit more care and attention to drive up those vaccination numbers. >> pfizer vaccines were offered for 12 through 15-year-olds and the j and j for older people who wanted that single shot. happening today, president biden, vice president harris and their families will mark memorial day with the traditional wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. . >> we must remember the debt for those who have paid it, for families left behind. my heart is torn and in grief. >> that came on the 6th year anniversary of the death of his soinir as member of the >>ening now, as the memorial day weekend comes to an end, the travel rush back

home is underway. check out this live picture this morning, where officials say they're expecting to see a prepandemic number of travelers. between thursday and sunday, more than 7 million people were screened at tsa check points, which shattered projects. friday holds the single-day record, with nearly two million people screened. another two million people are expected to be screened today, but most people hit the roads this weekend. an estimated 34 million people drove to their destination, and in most major cities, this afternoon will be the busiest time to drive. a somehow down over a voting rights bill in texas now drawing national attention. why state democrats decided to walk out overwhat was in that bill. >> plus a chance to make your film directing debut on disney plus. the program giving aspiring film makers a shot and how you can send in your submissions but first, the all-

important forecast. >> it's going to be a hot one today except for right here, where all of us are situated. mid-70s isn't too bad in san francisco. it will be a little bit cooler as you head a little bit closer to the coast. on this memorial day, it will be a hot one. right now, we're starting off at 49 in the sunset, and sunnyside for our coolest temperatures in san francisco. we've got 50s everywhere. we can cool off at night, at least below a thousand feet. we're still in the 70s and 8 0s. look at this thwhere some of the heat is lurking. you can see some of . a spare t look how quickly we jump from 59 inland to about 89 at noon, 96 at 4. the delta will see a

breeze again this afternoon, but by it time it kicks in, it will already be very hot. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. 50-degree water temperature. if headed to the beaches, know that. there is that small craft advisory. then, if you're going to be out experiencing, the heat risk -- yeah, it will be poor out there, especially for our furry friends. i mean, the air temperature is 95. it will feel like 120 to 145 on concrete and asphalt. >> thank you. cute graphic. hi, everyone. we have an update. i want to remine everyone that you will face a 20 to 25-minute delay because of track work, and this is between the hayward and union city stations. three bus shuttles will connect the stations. a live look at the bay bridge. so empty there in the commute direction into san francisco. we do not have metering lights on, and then a live look in san jose showing off 101. very light there as well.

>> you can expect lane closures and delays

>> one of the most restrictive voting laws in the u.s. from passing. jamina at the live desk with more. >> yes. the measure is one of the most restrictive voting bills in the country. it would make mail-in voting harder, put time limits on early voting during the week and bar sund

before 10 m., whh timately limi the soles of polls or the after- church efforts. the bill seemed all but guaranteed to reach abbot's desk. the texas senate had approved the measure in the morning, but about two hours before the mitt deadline, democrats began filing out of the chamber, denying republicans the numbers necessary to hold a final handing republicans a rare defeat. . >> we were not going to let them do that. that is why democrats used last tool available to us. >> greg abbot quickly announced he would order lawmakers back to the state capital for a special session. however, he did not wh since one of the worst acts of racial violence in american history. the tulsa race massacre began

on may 31st, 2021. excuse me. 1921. an angry e ty prosperous black neighborhood known as black wall street. more than 300 people were kill. anest mated 10,000 more lost their homes, and many businesses were burn. this morning on gma, abc's marcus moore is live from tulsa, talking to the descendants of survivors, and covering the tensions that remain a century later. >> when you walk through the greenwood district, you have no clue this was once a thriving block of black homes and businesses except for this. these metal plates engraved in the sidewalk. they have the name of the businesses that burned. . instagram's employees claimed pro palestine skinian content wasn't being shown as often. employees say think don't believe the automated moderation was deliberate. the company says instagram will

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ranked player in the world, she could face more fines and suspension from future grand slams. actress myam bhalik is taking other duties. she is known for her award- winning role as amy fouler on "the big bang theory." don't miss a moment of the phone. watch right here on abc 7. disney is debuting a new series, giving underrepresented creativives a platform. it is called disney launchpad. there will be six short films urn the theme "discover." one of those shorts, "dinner is served" is based on the director's real-life experiences. >> when i first came to the u.s. from high school, the one perfect position --. >> the first season available

to stream on disney plus. >> aspiring writers and directors can apply to next season now through june 11th. >> that is such a great opportunity. >> i love that. . >> i watched "soul" over the weekend. i won't say i cried. >> let it out. >> i did let it. i loved it. if you haven't watched it yet, get a chance. here is a look at what's going ornament i'm going to stay here for one second as you look over both of my shoulders. there is plenty of hazy sunshine out there on our first spare the air of the summer season. heat risk is gointeto to high, coast. cool to warm tonight with more coastal clouds signifying a cooling tren that will go through friday. then a little bump up this weekend, but definitely not going to be as hot as it was yesterday nor today. so the hottest temperatures

this week, and also likely the hottest temperatures this year in some parts. 87 in millipeds to 90 at san jose, 94 in gilroy. everybody else in the 80s. along the coast, we have mid to upper 60s, but temperatures will likely drop a little bit as the sea breeze gets more stout in the afternoon hours. temperatures low to mid-90s through most of the north bay. look at that, clover dale. we've got lakeport and ucaya, 103 to 105. s that's almost 30 degrees warmer than richmond at 76. look at the 89 in freemonth. look at these wealth of 100s in fairfield, pittsburgh, about i don't care. 99 concord. that's as cool as it gets. stay hydrated with water today, even though it's a holiday. take frequent breaks in the shade where it feels 10 to 15 degrees cooler. don't leave anything that has a heartbeat in a car today.

heat exhaustion, you're still sweating. you need to drink water and find a cool place. . >> most of us will be in the 50s tomorrow morning. you can see the temperature drop bay and inland. 5 to 10 degrees tomorrow. we'll have 50s in the coast, 60s wednesday. 70s and 80s thursday and friday before a warming trend saturday and sunday. >> thanks, mike. a boston celtics fan has been arrested after appearing to throw a water bottle at kyru tamp irving. the water bottle nearly hits him in the head as he walks into the tunnel during sunday's net celtics game in boston. moments later, security is seen surrounding that man. the fan was arrested. . >> you coming to the game, it's

not all about you. have some respect for the game, have respect for the human beings. have respect for yourself. o your mother wouldn't be proud of you throwing water bottles at players or spitting at players or tossing popcorn. >> in response, irving said people just feel very entitled. tourism is big business in san francisco, and this memorial day weekend, it is coming back, but not all the way just yet. >> it will be several years before we are fully recovered from the tourism industry, and probably at least three years. >> starting this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. here on abc 7, we are bringing you a bundle of reports, looking at what needs to happen to bring back the tourists and money they spent here. a couple of hint. everyone has their eye on california's june 15th reopening, and covid restrictions up it will now look like they have actually been helping. you can watch them all right

now on our abc bay area connected tv app wherever you stream. abc 7 is proud to be celebrating pride 2021 in the bay area. the annual pride month pink triangle, that's atop twin peaks in san francisco, will be lit up tomorrow night. organizers set it up vehicle. they're going to illuminate the city for entire month of judge. it stretches 200 feet. the pink triangle was used by the nazis to persecute gay people. now it is a symbol of gay pride. it will be illuminated from dusk on june 1st to vise on july 1st. when the power went out at a high school graduation in texas, the crowd got inventive. . >> the clinging of the cow bells, the flashlight feature on the smartphones helped to guide the future for the new

grads. the audience improvised using their phones to light up the gym and keep the graduation from being canceled. . >> can you imagine? a terrible senior year. >> yes. >> and then the lights go out. . >> when did cowbells become a thing? >> maybe that's a texas thing. . >> maybe it's a southern thing. i don't remember doing that in florida, but -- >> please don't bring that air horn in. . >> listen, sometimes people's parents is just enough. >> they did a whole sketch on social medianl about it. coming up next, the things you need to know today. >> as you head to break, here's a live look at 6:54 this

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good morning, america. as we start a new week together, the country racing back to normal life. more than 135,000 people at the indy 500 this memorial day weekend. >> the fans are back in the stands. >> the biggest crowd since the start of the pandemic as the number of daily covid cases plunge. bars, restaurants and more at full capacity. with more than half of all adults now fully vaccinated, as a record number of travelers takes to the roads and skies. how some airlines are cracking down on the surge in unruly passengers, and the worst times to head back home. >>