at 5:00, a man is dead following what police are calling a confrontation with officers. we are live in the south bay. vta forced to make changes to service after the deadly rail yard shooting. what riders need to know. it is like night and day comparing travel from this memorial day to last june. tsa released new details about what it saw at america's airports. moderna taking next step in getting its vaccine formally approved. good morning. it is tuesday, june 1. we want to start with a check of our forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. hi everybody. let's start with the lingering heat mainly in mendocino and lake, heat advisory until 9:00, upper 90s to near 100. for the rest of us, along the coast, you saw and felt the

difference yesterday. you can see the visibility at one mile at half moon bay. we are seeing the marine layer get soupier. it is not pushing too far inland. look at the winds at fairfield, 32. it is going to be a day where the heat is easing. look at the 50s along coast, 60s san francisco, oakland, 70s for the rest of the bay. 80s inland until you get to areas like lake port. an investigation into a deadly police shooting is underway in san jose. a man died after confrontation with officers near tofts and pembroke drive. amy is joining us with more. >> reporter: good morning. police are still on the scene, have been here all night. let me step out of the way and show you they have told us

was an officer-involved shooting. we are told that this happened at tofts and pembroke drive. they were working on an investigation. they haven't said what they were looking into. they were confronted by someone who was shot and killed. that's all we know at this point. we don't know anything about the person killed or why officers fired or what they were investigating. we are expecting to be briefed later this morning with more information. we did want to get to the scene and report this to you that there was an officer involved shooting overnight in san jose. police are still on the scene and the area is blocked off. officers are intactcal gear, we are seeing here, overnight where this shooting happened. stay with us. this story is developing right now. we will keep you posted with information as we get it.

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. on the heel of last week's deadly mass shooting in san jose, vta is discontinuing bus service along light rail lines. the agency says it is too short staffed to keep the extra buses running right now. light rail service remains suspended. vta's interim general manager says it is impossible to estimate when that will be restored. right now it is focusing on regular service on established bus lines. we are learning more about the ninth victim. fritch died at the hospital the night of the shooting surrounded by family. his widow spoke to our abc7 news reporter about their last moments together. >> he didn't want to go. he was fighting so hard. the doctors were like we don't even understand how he is still here. >> that is so hard to hear. alex fritch was 49. we have set up a way to help

support the families of victims in the tragedy. a newly formed first in the nation task force to study and develop reparations proposals for black people in california is set to meet. the goal is to educate public about slavery and explore ways relevant state might provide reparations. supporters say it just isn't writing a check. it can be free education, loans and grants for a business or a down payment for a home. california made history by becoming first state to adopt a law to study and make recommendations on reparations for slavery. san francisco mayor london breed will announce her proposed city budget for the next two years. officials and community members will join her for the announcement. we'll break down the details of the budget proposal this afternoon on abc7 news at 4:00. moderna asking for full fda

approval for the covid-19 vaccine. health experts say this was expected next step now that the company has compiled six months of safety data. it shows moderna is confident that the vaccine is effective enough to meet the stringent requirements. review process will take several months. it is the second company to seek approval following pfizer last month. many people are getting back to work after the long holiday weekend. more than 37 million people took to skies and roads to see family and friends for memorial day. that's a jump of 60% from this time last year. a live look at sfo, tsa is telling us it screened more than 9 million passengers friday through yesterday. there was this sign of normal on highway 17 as drivers sat in bumper to bumper traffic trying to get to santa cruz. the beach was packed. tourists flocked back to the

area and businesses are asking for patience especially as the region is also dealing with a labor shortage. >> the labor shortage has affected us not just with our staffing but on the supplier said. it may mean we are out of things. we'll have to ask people for patience if we just couldn't get something in that day. >> officials say they have 500 officials they need to fill as they ramp up for summer. speaking of that, this week as part of our effort to build a better bay area we are focusing on bay area tourism, how it's changed and how it is bouncing back as we head into summer. napa was a big destination over the weekend. wineries report record breaking sales. details now from wine country. >> this is the first time we have kind of been out. >> reporter: exploring, finding lots of s withlong lines down t street.

>> we are coming back. we are on the trajectory toward trying to come back to our old way of life. >> i am tuckered out. i am tired. >> reporter: the winery president tom davey says the holiday weekend brought crowds he never expected. >> this is the busiest we have been in probably two years, flats out. people are so excited to be here. they've been cooped up for over a year. >> reporter: this winery hosting its first wedding ceremony of the season. >> i am super happy and excited. but i really want to celebrate tonight because tonight in my view is a bridge, a bridge towards normalcy. >> reporter: many hotels were closed last memorial day weekend due to the pandemic. this year it's a much different picture. >> we are still wearing masks and taking precautions. >> reporter: all 48 rooms aren't been sold out in more than a year. >> we are enjoying the wine country again. we haven't been for a while because you have been shut

down. >> reporter: there is optimism, a sense of the flow returning. >> reporter: the st. helena mayor isn't celebrating yet. he knows bringing local economy back to prepandemic levels will take time. >> a few good weeks or months is not enough. the damage was really significant and it is going to take a long time to work back. >> reporter: all the visitors are a hopeful sign. >> that is good to see. we'll have more stories about bringing tourists back to the bay area all week. watch them on our abc7 bay area connected tv app wherever you stream. crews watching for hot spots after an apartment fire in san jose. this fire destroyed four units, dispseven adults and seven kids. the complex is near the intersection of blossom hill road. you can seer the damage on the upper floor. one of the people living there told abc7 news they heard this

pop before the fire. thankfully no one was hurt. firefighters did stay on the scene to be sure the fire didn't start back up. a south bay family is grateful to everyone who jumped in to help to put out fire spots near their home. this happened over the weekend when it was really hot and dry in south san jose. this video shows neighbors trying to put out flames near east capital expressway and center road. >> my father tried to get the hose from here to try to help blow it out. but the hose wasn't extending far enough. >> they say a couple strangers stopped to help including a driver who used his own extinguisher. the good samaritan happened to be a marine corps veteran and a current california national guardsman. his dash cam shows other people also on the scene. >> so nice to see everybody

come together and help and shows you how easily fires start on hot, dry days. without winds, they're able to be contained easier. that's what we had yesterday and today to a certain extent. we will finally get rid of that deeper into the forecast. 49 in the sun set, everybody else is mostly cloudy and around 50. most of us are in the 50s until you get to the east bay valleys. we've got low to mid 60s, even a 69 in tracy now. here is a sign things are changing. golden gate bridge, west wind at 18, almost damp like the mist is clinging to the bridge. watch for that. that will be around through the morning commute. you can see we stay in the 50s at the coast, 71 to 84. you will definitely notice it later this afternoon outside of lake mendocino counties and inland east bay, it is going to feel significantly cooler. we are still talking about 90-

degree temperatures, 50s, 60s, 70s for the coast, bay, around 7:00. a little breezy on our north south bridges, pretty quiet weather wise with a small craft advisory east of the golden gate and north of the bay bridge. air quality is back where it should be, good to moderate, which is healthy for all of us. here is jobina. hi everyone. we are starting with a mass transit update from bart. starting monday they are going to be adding 26 additional trips to weekday schedule and doubling number of 15 minute frequencies for the trains. that is really big news from bart. we have more updates i will have coming up in our next half hour from bart. a live look in emeryville showing you 80. a different story from what we saw yesterday during holiday commute. i am expecting a lot more traffic. we are already seeing it.

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a driver got sent to the hospital after a loose tire flew across lanes of traffic on i80 and hit a bunch of cars. chp says the tire flew off a car in the west bound lanes and bounced to the east bound side hitting a vehicle and then back west bound hitting two more cars. a woman inside one of the cars had to be taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of her injuries. a miracle, that is how witnesses are describing a small plane's emergency landing

on l.a. freeway. this happened on night. single engine cesna appeared to be intact. the pilot said an emergency landing might be needed but we don't know the reason. the bomb shell revelation from naomi osaka. she's pulled herself from french open. she says she will take time away from the court citing her mental health. we have a look at the outpouring of support from the sports world including steph curry. >> reporter: naomi osaka is the number two female tennis player in the world who monday with drew from the french open citing mental health. >> i feel for naomi. i wish i could give her a hug. >> reporter: williams coming to her defense along with stephen curry who called out wta and praised her say taking the high road when powers that be don't

protect her own, referring to the decision to not do press conferences due to anxiety and depression problems, something that violates the world. a former pro, andre dre dre dre coach court side when she gave an interview. he saw her struggles then. >> this is an every day fight for her. the biggest travesty is people think just because she makes tons of money, how could you have issues? >> this is the problem with mental health, with mental skills. they don't just go away. >> reporter: a sports psychologist says tennis is challenging since it is all on the individual. she's hopeful osaka can get the proper help someone with a physical injury can get. >> if you have a broken arm or leg, of course you will not play. if you have a mental health

issue, people are unfortunately coming after you to know what's wrong with you. >> it should have been what can we do to help? what can we do to make the situation work? let's have patience and maybe we can hold off and figure this out until you are ready to do it. >> reporter: brad gilbert tells me he is surprised wta wasn't able to work with osaka, get her the help, come to an agreement so they didn't get to this point. instead we saw fines and the threat of more fines. abc7 recently took an in depth look at mental health struggles across a live range of topics in a live town hall. if you missed it find our bay area conversation online and on our abc7 bay area connected tv app wherever you stream. a tiny passenger mangas the

their flight. here it is. >> are you saying hi everyone? >> the 1-year-old was waving and smiling at everybody. her mom took the video and says she loves waving at everyone she meets. >> that's sweet. >> i think she's in first class. >> that's the way you should act on the plane. >> thank you. i was about to say we have seen some people who need to take some cues. just wave and mind your business. >> right. >> so adults should start acting like babies, if that's the right way to do it. that was neat. glad we showed that. let's talk about what's going on. you will like the fact that the heat will ease a little bit. a lot of talk about that up in the newsroom. the east bay hills, you see the cloud cover is not solid across the bay but the sea breeze is. once it hits east bay hills it is naturally lifted and that's what's creating cloud cover there. you can clearly see the bay in

between and the fog hugging the coast. we are seeing a trend towards the heat retreating or getting chased by marine layer. it is bringing better air quality for today and moving forward. it will be a little bit cooler with more cloud cover and a minor warming trend this weekend. but we can handle it especially after the last two days. we'll start in the low to mid 80s for most of the south bay. we have upper 80s across los gatos. ignore that spare the air. sorry i forgot to take that off. it is not a spare the air day. 70 to 79 on the peninsula. daly city 62, same with downtown san francisco. north bay, we'll hover around 80 until you get northward and you see the upper 90s, reason you are under the heat advisory. east bay shore, 67 berkeley. oak land, richmond also in the upper 60s. around the state records are

possible again. 83 in tahoe would be a record high. 95 sacramento. the sea breeze will work all the way to sacramento and take those hundreds away that were so prevalent yesterday. tonight mid 50s but look at the cloud cover. that will continue the vocalling trend that lasts through friday. you see a minor bump, a few 90s work inland. most of us are in the 60s, 70s, 80s tomorrow through monday. >> thank you. coming up, the seven things to know. >> the change you will notice at target today. what's coming back for the first time in more than a year. a mystery in paradise. a woman connected to a well known british billionaire, now charged with belize. at 5:20, a live look. this is pretty. i am enjoying these colors. i am

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5:22. if you are just joining us here are seven things to know. number one, san jose police on the scene of a deadly shooting on tofts drive. they say police shot and killed a man during a confrontation

with officers. number two, vta is discontinuing bus service along light rail lines. they had put into place after last week's deadly mass shooting. but the agency says it is too short staffed to keep that going. buses are running on regular service lines. moderna announced it is seeking full fda approval for the covid-19 vaccine. moderna is second vaccine company to ask for full approval. pfizer asked last month. annual pride month pink triangle will be lit up tonight. san francisco has showcased this for 26 years and this is the first time it will be for the entire pride month. dangerous heat over for just about all of us. the only place it is lingering is lake and mendocino where we have a heat advisory through 9:00 this evening. chp has a wind advisory for benicia bridge. our other bridges are doing

good. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. today is the first of graduation ceremonies for high school seniors. there are staggered outdoor commencements to accommodate 4,000 grads. a com connected to a well known british billionaire has been charged with shooting death of a police official in belize. >> reporter: in the gma first look, mystery in paradise. >> what happened? we don't know. i don't know. we are depending on the police investigation to set the record straight for us. >> reporter: waking up behind bars facing charges in the death of a top cop in belize, connected to one of the wealthiest most influential families through her partner andrew ashcroft. investigators say the body was found in the water nearby with one gun shot wound behind the ear. >> i am not going into the

content of her statement. we cannot have a clear understanding of what happened because we were not there. injury is not consistent with suicide and matter of death is homicide. >> reporter: facing charges of manslaughter by negligence. we'll have the latest on the developing case coming up at 7:00. supreme court could announce as soon as today whether it will review a verdict involving johnson & johnson baby powder. the company is asking the high court to void a 2018 ruling that sided with women who claimed they developed ovarian cancer from using the product. these women said asbestos and talc products including baby powder caused their cancer. last year a government led study found no strong evidence supporting that claim. you will be able to try stuff on again at target. the department store is reopening its fitting rooms starting today. target closed fitting rooms more than a year ago because of the pandemic. according to usa today the

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at 5:30, a deadly police shooting in the south bay. amy hollyfield is live at the scene with what the san jose police department has released so far. marking 100th anniversary of tulsa race massacre. a candle light vigil honoring victims of one of the worst cases of racial violence in history. president biden's visit that will make history. america's come back. holiday weekend, it became clear that we are inching closer to prepandemic life. good morning. welcome back. if you were gone over the weekend on this tuesday june 1. abc7 mornings is live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we start with a check of the weather.

we start with several things on live doppler 7. first, the cloud deck that is over taking san francisco. over the east bay it's starting to redevelop, a definite sign of changes on the way. so is the 32-mile per hour wind gust at fairfield. we have the delta breeze out there and that is going to spread heat relief to many neighborhoods. where it doesn't quite get, we have 90s around livermore and antioch. most dangerous heat around lake port and ukiah. 98 and 99. for the rest of us, 70s and 80s. back to the north bay, this heat advisory is until 9:00 for lake and mendocino. remember your hot weather tips. you will need them today if you are out and about in these areas. san jose police say a man was killed during a confrontation with officers overnight. this happened near tofts and

pembroke drive. amy hollyfield is live with more on the developing story. >> reporter: look at this huge police presence behind me, reggie. there are a lot of officers out here. san jose police have the incident command unit parked on pembroke drive. that's the street you are looking down. we understand it happened on pembroke drive at tofts drive in san jose. we are told it happened just before 10:00 last night. police tell us they were working on an investigation. they haven't said what they were looking into when confronted by someone and the person was shot and killed. the person who did confront the officers was shot and killed. we haven't heard why that shooting happened or who was shot or what was under investigation here in this neighborhood. so we are hoping to get more details from police who told us they plan to brief us later this morning. quite a scene here in this neighborhood early this

morning. police have been out here all night and we see no signs that they are packing up and leaving any time soon. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. happening today, a hearing for scott peterson where prosecutors will likely make it official, they are dropping death penalty against the convicted killer. this is after the county d.a. said friday she would not retry the penalty phase after speaking with the family of the victims. peterson was convicted of killing pregnant wife lacey and unborn son conner in 2005. his previous sentence was thrown out last year over issues with jury selection. he could get a new trial but if not granted peterson will be sentenced to life in prison. president biden will make history as first president to visit the area formally known as black wall street. >> reporter: over night, a

candle light vigil in tulsa honoring victims of one of the worst cases of racial violence in american history. >> it's finally being acknowledged, what our ancestors went through. >> reporter: 100 years ago a mob of white men burned down the green wood district, thriving economic hub known as black wall street all after unproven allegations that a black man had assaulted a white woman in an elevator. nearly 200 black owned businesses were destroyed. no one was ever held accountable. today president biden visits tulsa to meet with survivors like 107-year-old fletcher. she along with her parents and siblings fled the mob. >> i heard the screams. i have lived through the massacre every day. our country may forget this history but i cannot. in congrs aspa of a la uiagtyan

others seeking to be paid estimated $1.8 million in claims back then. some worry the effort to teach children what happened could be derailed. critics say a new bill signed by governor could be a setback. the bill bans teachings of so called critical race theory in schools. >> the bill, if you read it, says that we are not going to say in schools in oklahoma that one race is superior to another race. i am not going to teach a 1st grader that just because of the color of their skin that they're an oppressor or somehow should be guilty about descendents of thims d 10 vo fighting for justice. >> it's a terrible legacy. i think tulsa has an opportunity to be the crucible for the reckoning. world health organization

has a new labeling system for coronavirus variants. it is using the greek alphabet. that will be instead of calling the variants by the place of origin. the organization has identified four variants. alpha, beta, gamma, delta. there are also six interest. those are labeled epsilon to kappa. more restrictions being lifted across the country as coronavirus cases continue to go down. four states are set to hit new milestones in their reopening. jobina is tracking that. vaccines are allowing americans to inch closer to prepandemic life. fresh off of memorial day weekend president biden is looking to the next major holiday, july 4th. that's when u.s. is projected to close in on the next, getting 160 million americans

fully vaccinated. memorial day was the first chance for many to celebrate mask less in more than a year, from large crowds, parades to tributes and barbecues, a sign of how far the nation has come. >> we can finally shake hands, talk to each other, enter places without masks. this is the way it should be. >> four states are taking steps forward in their reopening in pennsylvania. businesses and gyms can open at full capacity. michigan, once virus epicenter, is allowing restaurants to open indoor dining areas at 50%. in new york, restaurants no longer face restrictions for the first time since the pandemic began. in nevada casinos in las vegas can operate at 100% capacity. >> thank you. a lack of sierra snow melt has significantly reduced size of fulsome lake east of sacramento. the lake is 68 feet lower than it was last year. that's equivalent of a five

story building. only one of the lake's 13 boat ramps is open now. jimenez made a two and a half hour drive from hayward. >> this is my third or fourth time. it never was that low. no boats, no jet skis, kind of weird. >> besides the lack of snow, the ground has become so dry that as snowpack melts it is absorbed into the ground. a north bay raft company is struggling to stay afloat as drought conditions deplete the river. how low is the water? the owner says this is the first time he has seen it this dry in his 20 years in business. he is trying to make the best of it. >> prepandemic we had twice as many boats. i tell them the water is great. it is historically low. >> never had to get out of the boat and push it before. >> people might need to drag the raft 100 yards or so but he

says once you are out there, many are staying on the water for four to six hours. >> once you find a spot, you stay there so you aren't grounded again. it's very sad but i think the more people venturing out are starting to feel and see with their own eyes how desperate the drought is. we are losing anywhere from 1% to 4% a week out of our reservoirs. we are down to 90% of the historic average. we are down 10% should be. lake oroville is only 45% of where we should be. here is a look at temperatures. they are pretty toasty in our inland neighborhoods. we've got upper 50s to mid 60s in east bay. everyone else is in the 50s until you get in the hills in los gatos where it is 78. you can see the fog starting to

creep through san bruno gap saying hey, i'm here. enjoy because i am bringing relief from the heat. even inland will drop down out of the 100s at least, a few 90s left. most of us are in the mid upper 80s at noon. you can see the cloud cover coming across and heading towards emeryville and oakland, another sign that the heat is slowly breaking. it's cool this morning. we still have a small craft advisory north of the bay bridge through delta so it will be choppy and north south bridges will be breezy this afternoon. if you want to stay safe, do your exercising this morning. we have tree and grass pollen still moderate. the big player, uv index burn about 15 to 20 minutes today if you are in the sunshine. we have a look at the weekend forecast. it promises to be nice. good morning.

high wind advisory from chp is the only issue they're reporting. you can see we really only have a slow down out of tracy. i have a bart update though. starting monday they will be adding 26 additional trips to the weekday schedule and doubling number of 15 minute frequencies. a live look in walnut creek showing 680. traffic is starting to pick up but everything is moving at the limit. same story in san jose showing off 101, clear conditions on our roads. >> thank you. roads are closed in san jose as crews are investigating a fire at a vacant home. about 50 firefighters responded to the scene on forest avenue near boston avenue. this was after 3:00 this morning. san jose fire captain said it appears the fire started outside of the home and moved in. it is not clear how yet but thankfully no one was hurt. a fire burning in the area of last year's czu lightning complex is 80% contained this

morning. this wildfire broke out yesterday afternoon in the santa cruz mountains in the boulder creek area, about three acres have burned. a fast moving grass fire left extensive damage at two apartment buildings in antioch. you see the flames and blackened exteriors. the wind pushed fire from one building to the other and several people have been displaced. two had to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation. we don't know what started the fire. higher prices at restaurants. what's behind the increase? you might notice on the menu now. dolly parton revealing more about her life in a new interview. the very relate able thing she says she likes and dislikes.

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opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. abc7 is proud to be celebrating pride right here in the bay area. annual pride month pink triangle atop twin peaks in san francisco will be lit up tonight. it stretches about 200 feet. san francisco has showcased the pink triangle for 26 years but this is the first time it's been on display for entire month of june. the lighting is at 8:00 tonight. local cities and counties raise the flag this month. san mateo will live stream its ceremony on facebook. belmont will raise flag in front of city hall at noon. dublin will hold a ceremony at

dublin civic center at 6:00 tonight. you might notice higher prices at restaurants. our abc news reporter explains what's behind the hike on the menu. as restaurants nationwide ramp up to prepandemic levels, some customers may notice something new on the menu. higher prices. one reason, the cost of food especially beef, pork, chicken is surging. we are seeing chicken prices probably, well, they're more than double what they normally are. >> reporter: warehouse grill and drinkery said it had no choice but to add $2 to all chicken and beef dishes and extra $3 for steak. >> it's not even getting us close but it will be helpful. >> reporter: the other reason for hikes, restaurants and suppliers facing a major shortage of workers forcing them to pay higher wages to keep and attract staff. >> a lot of people don't want to come to work because of the stimulus packages. a lot of my farmers are saying

they're at about two thirds of the people they need. when they happens you have to pay over time. >> reporter: added higher gas prices, raising transportation costs, and you have the perfect storm. >> prices keep going up. we can't continue to eat the cost of it. >> i think food industry got caught flat footed, didn't expect demand from all the restaurants opening, customers wanting to barbecue, have graduation parties and get together as families again. on the bright side some experts say as the economy continues to rebound this summer, these prices should come down soon. happening today, it is the first of three days of graduations for a san francisco high school seniors. the city is hosting outdoor socially distanced commencements at two locations. ceremonies will be staggered today through thursday to accommodate 4,000 graduates and families will be seated in pod

of four and will be spaced at least six feet apart from others in the audience. dolly parton has been working that 9:00 to 5:00 for decades. now she's proving that she really is just like us. she's revealing her day to day, calling herself ordinary. you might find this relate able. dolly says she she she she she she loves folgers coffee and cheap make up. she's branching into her own beauty business launching a fragrance, make up line, finally her own line of wigs. >> the wigs! >> where you been? all this seems it should have been done so many years ago. >> right. isn't her line you have to spend a lot of money to look this cheap. >> i didn't know if it was cheap or trashy. >> watch it now.

>> goodness, our icon becomes even bigger. does she have someone advise her because i can think of several shades. she needs a lip jolene. she can make a whole kit called the jolene. the wig can be called jolene. i believe jolene was a red head. dolly, these are free ideas. >> you guys keep working on that and i will take a look at what's going on in the weather forecast. we'll have more ideas next hour. here is a look at what's going on in san jose, a pretty clear start with temperatures in the 50s. meteorological summer starts today. and it goes through august. those are typically our three hottest months. ours are august, r. heat retreats, healthier air moving in and nothing extreme

in the next seven days. we do have some temperature fluctuations. today low to mid 80s through most of the south bay. look at santa cruz, crowdie and about 69. 70 to 79. we've got quite a spread moving north to south on the peninsula. along the coast, upper ooze until you get to daly city at 62. that's the same temperature we'll have in downtown san francisco. upper 50s north bay coast but around 80 through your valleys. look at clover dale, lake port and towards ukiah. that's where the hottest most dangerous temperatures will be. as you head to the inland neighborhood, tri valley will be in the mid to upper 80s until you good et to livermore at 91 and antioch. your neighbors will be in the low to mid 90s also. today our average high is 81 inland. after triple digits yesterday these 80s and low 90s are going

to feel pretty nice. as far as the rest of the state, there is a chance of a record high in tahoe, 83. a look at tonight's temperatures, the thing you will notice, a lot more cloud cover. that is going to help the cooling trend that starts today. we get rid of the 90s tomorrow. we hang out in the 50s at the coast, 70s around the bay and 80s inland through at least friday. we'll bump temperatures up a couple degrees saturday and sunday. it is summer, should feel like it a little bit. >> thank you. new, combating antiasian hate through education. the state that could become first in the u.s. to require asian american history to be taught in schools. venturing back to the movies. many of you heading back to the theater for the first time in more than a year. a look at the weekend box office. an artist drawing attention to a bigger cause. material he is using for these unique works of art.

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many people venturing back to the movie theater for the first time in a year. memorial day weekend was biggest weekend for the box office since the shut down last march. ticket sales brought estimated $100 million. movie fans we talked to believe streaming at home will never replace the big screen. >> when i went to avengers end game this was 2019 before everything hit. there were people you could talk with, fans. it's like we would go we would go yay! or aww! you can't get that streaming on a phone. >> that man is exactly what we want for every sound byte. thank you for that. >> yes. >> animated, interesting, i like that. depending on the county

theaters are open with limited capacity. masks and social distancing are required. what was number one? quiet place, number two, cruella. hoping unique pricing structure will encourage everyone who wants to go to be vaccinated. it's a punk band called teen- age bottle rocket and it's set to perform in st. pete on june 26. the promoter is planning to offer $18 tickets to anyone who provides proof of vaccination. if you don't, you can go but you have to pay $1,000 for your ticket. last check, nobody had bought any of the higher priced tickets. brazilian artist using plasc gsdr attost crti well knn ecby masters like van gogh, picasso. he picks up plastic from city streets and rivers. there is no paint or even glued

involved. all this is is bits of plastic that is pulled through holes. i need to see this up close. he pulls it through the holes in the board. >> that's cool. >> wow! south bay, local heroes help people who are homeless stay hydrated on that hot memorial day we just had. the pastor and his team went from one encampment to the next offering bottles of water and warning people about the heat. they have been doing outreach like this for at least seven years in the winter and summer. >> when i see the weather is going to get hot, i tell my ater th saion.>> th start abou cases of water stopping at six or seven encampments, helping about 500 people. let's talk about what's going on at the old ballpark.

angels and giants again. today's game will be normal starting time. it's going to feel chilly. there is one area that we still have the possibility of dangerous heat. lake and mendocino counties. this heat advisory runs through 9:00, temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s. this will be the last area and last time we have to talk about the excessive heat. we have much milder conditions coming up. we'll talk about that. >> thank you. new, warning labels you might soon find on your twitter feed. >> race and social justice take center stage at the state capitol. the new group set to meet and what they hope to achieve. dangerous dry conditions in the south bay when faced with spot fires, neighbors took matters

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f0 now at 6:00, a police shooting in the south bay overnight, one man now dead. and the san josc in the middle of the investigation this morning as investigators look into what happened. after tennis star naomi osaka withdrew from the french open, many athletes are coming

to her defense. the conversation about sports and mental health. new numbers from the tsa showing us how many people flew out of town this weekend. >> welcome to june 1st. look at my new mug. can you see the inside? >> is that disney? >> rainbow mickey. >> i like that. >> i'll be showing off a lot of the collection throughout the day. >> this is day one, right? >> this is it's meteorological summer starting today. we were