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$100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid. one of thousands of people catching the virus during a recent spike in cases. doctors are saying you shouldn't be worried. that morning. it is sunday, may 29. i am liz kreutz. we will have more on that in a moment. let's start with a quick look at the we can forecast with lisa arjun. lisa: we have drier air moving into the bay area. this visible satellite pictures shows the absence of clouds, low clouds that were at the coast very early this morning. nice and bright, emeryville camera, 54 in the city. 60 in oakland, mountain view and

san jose. 55 at the coast. look how much you can see from our sutra tower camera. rate visibility. temperatures are coming up from the upper 50's to the mid 60's by the delta. we will have some wind. while we were cooler a couple hours ago, we are making up for that without the wind right now as we warm up. the upper elevation north wind will be with us in the form of a sea breeze. liz: all right lisa, thank you. president joe biden and the first lady are in texas. they arrived in uvalde, just a few minutes ago. there is the president and the first lady. they are set to visit the memorial site at robb elementary school. the president and first lady will attend mass at sacred heart catholic church. they will meet privately with families of victims and survivors. the shooting took the lives of 19 children and two teenagers.

-- teachers. >> today, president biden and first lady dr. jill biden will travel to uvalde, texas, as the community continues to grieve the 21 lives lost in a horrific school shooting. memorials continue to grow as the recovery continues for those hurt in the attack. among them, noah. video shows him at an award ceremony at robb elementary, before the shooting. he was later shot. the bullet went through his back and out of his shoulder. his parents said he played dead while waiting more than an hour for help. >> he saw his teacher get shot and land on top of one of his classmates. i'm not sure who. >> the other teacher was shielding the children. >> investigators say a teacher propped open a school door at 11:20 seven, which the shooter used to enter the school.

at 11:30 three, he targeted classrooms 111 and 112. two minutes later, seven uvalde police officers were inside the school but did not breach the classroom. officials say school district police chief pete arredondo wrongly believed it was no longer an active shooter situation, but a barricaded subject. but from 12:03 to 12:40 seven, students were dialing 911 from inside the classroom, begging for help. 19 officers were in the hallway, outside those classrooms. it was not until 12:50 the authorities used a key to enter the classroom and killed the shooter. the district trained for this type of situation in march, practicing scenarios and utilizing the state's extensive course manual which advises first responders should not wait, saying the best hope the innocent victims have is that officers immediately move into action, adding a first responder unwilling to place the lives of the innocent above their own

safety should consider another career field. >> the head of the texas rangers was clear, these officers did not follow training. >> christine slo, abc news, new york. liz: this morning, chris murphy of kentucky says congress is in serious bipartisan negotiations about a new law, intended to reduce future killings. he told jonathan karl it is inconceivable to him that there has not been significant legislation to address gun violence in the 10 years since the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> we need federal legislation. my hope is that this time is different. i get it. every single time after one of these mass shootings, there is talks in washington and they never succeed. but there are more republicans interested in talking about finding a path forward than i have seen since sandy hook. i may end up being heartbroken.

i am at the table in a more significant way with republicans and democrats than ever before. many more republicans are willing to talk right now then were willing to talk after sandy hook. >> senator murphy says his talks with republicans are focused on red flag laws, strengthening and expanding background checks and mental health resources. he says they need to have the proposal ready when congress reconvenes in a week. the vice president paid her respects to the victims in the buffalo supermarket mass shooting. kamala harris delivered remarks at the funeral for ruth whitfield. the oldest victim in the attack. 10 people were killed in the incident, which investigators say was racially motivated. >> what happened here in buffalo, in texas, in atlanta, in orlando. what happened at the synagogues, so this is a moment that requires all good people, all

god loving people to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. liz: harassment bereaved families before the service. she made an unannounced visit to the tops supermarket cyber flowers, photographs and notes have been placed. all right. developments on the man wanted for that mass shooting on k street in sacramento. he has been arrested. authorities found patent miles away from the las vegas strip. he will be taken to a nevada custodial facility and he will be transported to the sacramento maine jail. six people were killed and others were hurt outside of a downtown sacramento nightclub. governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid and has mild symptoms. he is the latest high profile case as infections are on the rise. could we see another spike as

people get together for the unofficial start of summer this weekend? tim johns spoke to some infectious disease specialists. >> amid a surge in new coronavirus cases locally, governor gavin newsom among the latest of those infected. on saturday, his office released a statement, saying he was experiencing mild symptoms and would stay in isolation until thursday. the doctor is an infectious disease specialist. he said he expects governor newsom to be fine. >> we have a lot more tools. we know what the vaccines are good for. >> the bay area has seen a surge in infections over the past few weeks. expect for the peak to happen sometime in early june. despite the uptick in cases in our area, doctors say we have not seen a rise in hospitalizations. >> we are seeing the most profound decoupling we have -- we ever have in cases in hospitalizations. >> she believes that while covid

is here to stay, we now have the appropriate tools to fight it. she says that in highly vaccinated regions like the bay area, the risk of serious disease is extremely low. >> i'm not worried about people gathering for memorial day in this phase of the pandemic. >> while the numbers can seem frightening, the doctor says it is important to put that into context. >> no one should be fearful if they are up-to-date on vaccines. liz: governor newsom's positive test comes one day after he was with the prime minister of new zealand. she was in san francisco to announce a climate change partnership. she had the virus earlier this month. if you have questions on increasing covid cases, mask mandates or booster shots, our team is ready to answer questions that abc7news.com/coronavirus. a long-standing memorial day tradition took place yesterday

in san francisco. boy scouts, veterans and volunteers placed flags at more than 26,000 headstones at the san francisco national cemetery. a memorial day observance ceremony is scheduled at the cemetery on monday at 10:30, tomorrow morning. it was canceled the past two years, due to covid. it was hazy yesterday. not the warmest memorial day weekend. lisa: no. we have a red flag warning by the delta that was issued by the national weather service for tomorrow and tuesday. very dry air, low relative humidity there. i will have the particulars here for the holiday and our own warm up, coming up. liz: also, how homeowners are preparing to take on a more defensive role in fighting wildfires. with a little over a week away until the election, those for and against -- make hard push is

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liz: a fire wiped out a house in oakley on saturday. one of the residence had to jump out of a window to escape the flames. firefighters ran into all sorts of obstacles and had to set up a relay system to get water onto the fire. the house is across from bethel island. tara campbell found out if this fire happened a few days later, the outcome may have been much different. >> flames ripping through and destroying a family home, just outside of oakley. east contra costa fire, called to the home around 5:30, saturday morning. >> cruz saw a fire from the first and second floor on the front side and neighboring side. >> brooke logan, making the jump from the second floor, escaping as the only home she never -- ever knew went up in flames. she lived here with her parents and fiance. >> i jumped off the back porch and that was it.

>> i looked down the window, saw the fire fully engulfed on the side of the house and that's when i panicked and jumped out and got on the phone. >> v i was worried about them, worried about my house, worried about them and the people in the house. >> less than a mile away, this new fire station is set to open on june 1. officials say it will make all the difference in fighting fires in this area. >> one of the biggest challenges is we don't have a water supply. we have to shuttle water back and forth. liz: that was tara campbell reporting. in the east bay, a brush fire ignited yesterday in contra costa county. it is located north of bay point, near willow pass road. cruz said train tracks acted as a barrier. it started yesterday around 9:00 a.m. and continues to burn in a marsh area. the fire was at 20 acres and crews told us winds were pushing

the flames. an event in the north bay took a new approach to dealing with wildfire safety. cornell barnard was at a wildfire prevention festival, where the focus was on taking action to keep homes safe. >> a band brought some good the cicter park. free concert juszczyk is only part of what's happening here. -- music is only part of what's happening here. the emperor stopped festival, a unique way to remind people that fire season is here, with lots of expert advice on protecting property from wildfires. >> keeping anything debrief from gathering. >> let's say from zero to five feet from your house, that is called zone zero. that is the zone where we don't want any vegetation.

>> a reality check from todd lando. he says as drought conditions worsen, the odds of a major wildfire increase by the week. >> i think this generation, we have forgotten how at risk we are because we have been successful fighting the fires. that luck is going to run out. >> organizers say it is a wake-up call for families to be fire safe at home and have a plan in case of evacuation. >> we need an effort from the front lines of the virus to our front doors. that means each of us doing our part to make our community safer. >> fire is always a worry. >> the lange family says it is important to be prepared. >> with it being so dry and we haven't had rain in a long time, it is important to know what to do and what options there are out there. >> in marin county, cornell barnard. liz: dueling rallies for and against the recall of jason

. some of them included family of crime victims in the city. participants say he is not doing his job. >> he doesn't understand his duty as a district attorney. we are here to let people know we won't stand for that. and we need to recall him as soon as possible. >> the district attorney and his supporters defended him. they held a rally to reject major -- measure h. >> -- frustration and anxiety we all share. they are lying in suggesting recalling me is going to share -- solve those problems. liz: election day is on june 7. voting is well underway in san francisco. voting in person is -- vote center hours are 9:00 to 5:00 every day.

locations will be open on memorial day, tomorrow. this is the phot -- first week in the city hall voting center is open in san francisco. san francisco city hall voting center is open every weekday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.. santa clara county and in san francisco, voting centers are open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. on election day. in person voting centers are open in san mateo county. the chief elections officer tweeted the san carlos library is open for voters. he suggests people vote early. those centers are open every day, going until june 7, election day. this morning, the final day of san francisco's -- starts. the grand parade starts in about 12 minutes at 9:30 on 24th and bryant street. it travels through the mission street, covering 20 blocks with or than 3000 artists. the carnival festival features international music, dance that

take place on harris street from 16th street to 24th street and that goes until 6:00 p.m. it returns after a two year hiatus because of the pandemic and quite a few changes. including a healthy dose of prevention and protection >> from covid. >>we have six -- >> protection from covid. >> we have six different stations. you can get the vaccine and boosters. we want to encourage people to stay vaccinated and stay healthy and prevent any more of the spread. liz: other new attractions this year, a community led cannabis carbon, a gaming pavilion and in lgbtq dedicated stage. lisa, let's get a check of the forecast. people will be out and about, given a lot of people have tomorrow off. lisa: we have gusty, onshore winds. the winds will dry us out. a red flag warning for the khaki to straight -- ca -- the strait.

you can see the absence of low clouds, they have been pushed off due to the upper level northerly winds. a live look outside from vollmer peak where it is nice and sunny. you had fog earlier. that is gone. the winds have kicked up. 57 in the city. 60 in oakland. 61 in san jose and santa clara. the golden gate bridge, beautiful. winds will kick up. it will be gusty. the choppy waters will result with all of those winds along the coast today. 61 in santa rosa, as well as petaluma. that is a big turnaround from the mid 40's. 65 by the delta. the view from sutro shows how clear it is. sunny afternoon on the way for

the winds will back off her memorial day. it will feel warmer. that trend continues through the middle of the week, through tuesday and wednesday. that is when we have that very dry air, coming into play. we will get cool with more relative humidity in the forecast by the end of the workweek. the good news is it's an event that will not last more than about 48 hours. right here, from vallejo to venetia and vacaville, but northerly winds will be gusting. that brings the relative humidity as low as 5%. this is 11:00 tomorrow through 8:00 tuesday night. for the bay area, here comes the onshore flow, 30 to 40 miles per hour. winds will stay with us all night long. it will be breezy. they will be onshore. that creates that upwelling. if you want to head to the beach tomorrow, despite the warming trend and the winds backing off, it will be quite gusty at the coast. here is a look at napa.

more sunshine for you. it looks like a nice day into the holiday. the warmest weather, throughout tuesday and wednesday. look at that. dropping to the 60's by next weekend. highs today from the upper 50's to mid-60's. pretty gusty out there. along the coast, 70 in fremont today. look for 77 in napa. temperatures could approach 80 by the delta. memorial day, a little less wind in lind around the bay. -- in land -- inland, around the bay. the heat eases on thursday. it will be wasn't, except for the dry air. by the end of the week, we have cooler weather. and some forecast models want to bring in a few raindrops, next weekend. liz: we will take it. trusting no one, the creators of the man to lori and talk, how they are keeping their storylines a secret, even from

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks for joining us. we will step -- start with another check of the forecast. lisa: it is the weekend. the holiday weekend. the unofficial start to summer. let's take you to the beach. in santa cruz, temperatures are almost 60 degrees. look at the folks setting up, already for probably all day

long. why not? it will be beautiful. 57 downtown. 60 in oakland. 60 one in san jose. sick's to two in santa clara. 63 in mountain view and 55 on the coast. emeryville, nice and bright. low 60's in petaluma and santa rosa. mid-60's by the delta. livermore at 57. we were a little cooler a couple hours ago. we are making up for that with a lack of wind and that warming trend with northerly winds in the upper elevations. things will change in the afternoon. we have that breeze, anywhere from 21 miles per hour to 25. this is around half moon bay. that is not the sea breeze. that gets going in the afternoon and it is a different story. northerly winds right now in the upper elevations, it will rise. it is the middle of the week where we are watching red flag potential. highs will come up by 1:00 with winds beginning to crank up.

mid to upper 70's for some of you in our inland valleys. we have 60's at the coast. it is as warm as it will get. windy at the shoreline. we see modest warming elsewhere. liz: now to the war in ukraine, russia is gaining around in the east, taking control of key areas. more american health could be on the way. a u.s. official says ukraine's request for longer-range weapons systems may soon be granted. reports from odessa where the aid is needed. >> russia is threatening to circle a key city. thousands of ukrainians and troops still inside. putin's offensive in the east, moving to a critical phase. a u.s. official telling abc news the u.s. will likely supply longer-range rocket systems to ukrainian troops, which they hope could help turn the tide in the battle. >> president zelenskyy saying

ukraine will fight for every inch of land taken by putin in the last three months. with ukrainian troops on high alert in the south, european leaders, talking to putin, urging a cease-fire and an end to russia's blockade of the black sea. abc news getting rare access and tied the grain -- inside the grain terminal of odessa. >> normally this place would operate 20 47, grain flowing through here, out toward the sips -- ships. a sorry sight, a few handfuls of dusty green. food prices are soaring. the united nations, calling it catastrophe -- a catastrophe. liz: back here at home, we are looking outside live at sfo. it is turning out to be a bumpy ride for people traveling by air this memorial day weekend.

yesterday, another 1500 flights were canceled across the country. 2300 were canceled on friday. at weather and air traffic control problems are to blame. traveling experts say flying this summer will be tricky and expensive. staffing problems, record high fuel prices and intense demand for flights could lead to higher fares and fewer flights. alta says it is trimming its summer flight schedules by about -- delta says it is trimming its summer flight schedules by about 100 flights daily. millions of americans will hit the roads and skies this we can. ellen lopez says almost everything you do this memorial day weekend will cost you more than normal. >> millions hitting the roads and taking to the skies for the memorial day weekend in numbers not seen since before the pandemic. >> people just want to get out. >> the unofficial start to the summer in full swing, despite skyrocketing prices. fuel, now hitting a 10 year high, averaging $4.60 a gallon.

>> right now, it is over $100 to fill up the tank. it is in the back of our head. we know how much we will spend. we have to enjoy life. >> aaa estimates nearly 35 million are expected to get behind the wheel. airfares, also soaring. up a whopping 33% in april, from a year ago. calvin furrier says he paid 60% more for his plane ticket to atlanta than last time he visited. >> over the past weeks, i have been putting aside more money. i've been looking online every day. hopefully you catch the best flight. >> on friday, tsa says it screened nearly 2.4 million passengers across the country. this year's inflation, an uninvited guest to the picnic table. with the biggest impact on protein, chicken costing $.30 more per pound. ground beef, over $.80 more per pound. liz: that was ellen lopez,

reporting. we are marking an anniversary. tomorrow will be the commemoration marking 100 years since the lincoln memorial was dedicated. it has become an important backdrop to events in american history. ike ejiochi has details. >> this morning, the united states, celebrating 100 years of this historic landmark. the lincoln memorial. for a century, the memorial serving as a place of pilgrimage for millions. standing as a national symbol of freedom and abraham lincoln's belief in the dignity of all people. >> welcome everyone, to the 100th anniversary of the lincoln memorial. >> susan philpott has been leaning toward this one all month, covering the memorials origins. >> we hope people will come to mark the 100th anniversary of the memorial and reflect on the meaning of the lincoln memorial. >> it was first dedicated in front of a crowd of 50,000, and

seating for black attendees was segregated. dr. robert was the only black keynote speaker that day and he called the memorial a hollow mockery and a symbol of hypocrisy. >> to some, it may have been seen as a great moment of celebration. no doubt it was, even to african-americans. this was a space not only to think about the ideals of lincoln but to think about where we are falling short. >> over the years, the lincoln memorial, becoming a site of symbol rights -- civil rights activism, beginning with marian anderson, after she was denied the opportunity to sing at a d.c. venue because she was black. and then becoming a go to place for the nation's most prominent speeches and the summer of 2020, when protests build the nation's capital after the murder of george floyd. >> people came to voice their

concern and they still do it today. >> entrenched in history, the lincoln memorial still stands as a marker of this nation's process -- progress. liz: pride month is taking shape on twin peaks in san francisco. we have a deal from last year's triangle. the giant pink triangle is being worked on today with volunteers working on the streamers and borders of the triangle. it was a symbol to identify homosexual prisoners in nazi germany. the founder calls it a giant in-your-face educational tool. it will be on display for the entire month of june. abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade and you will be able to watch it. the parade is scheduled for sunday, june 26. you can check out all of our coverage during pride month and year round at abc7news pride. san diego law enforcement says they will participate in that

city's lgbtq pride parade. instead of their uniforms, participants will march while wearing polo shirts. organizers in san diego says that is the agreement they reached with law enforcement. no duty uniforms and no visible guns. that is the decision they made after the killing of george floyd in 2020. san francisco police, sheriff and fire, along with london breed will boycott the pride parade in san francisco. organizers have banned uniformed law enforcement from marching. they did say officers could also wear t-shirts. still area man who gardens for more than just a hobby. how he is -- has been giving back to his community for generations. here is a look outside this morning. clear skies at the golden gate bridge. we hope you are enjoying your sunday on this memorial day weekend. weekend. we will check inhat renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home?

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liz: people in oakland got their first look at a rover that is about to go on a water searching mission to the moon. the replica is now on display at the science center. nasa provided this video. viper is a mobile robot that will go to the moon's south pole to get a closer view of water ice that could be used to sustain them and exploration. viper is planned for delivery to the lunar surface late next year. astronomers say there might be a spectacular meteor show tomorrow night or early tuesday morning. there could be as many as 1000 shooting stars lighting up the sky for an hour. it also could be a complete dud. astronomers hope it will be something special. that is because it's parent's comment -- comet has been dissenter grating, which could result in an otherworldly light show. some say could last an hour or two. local astronomers say your best chance to see the meteor shower

in the bay area will be at 10:00 p.m. or around 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. lisa, you are saying we should have clear skies so people might be able to see it. lisa: looking good. the fog has been blown out of town this morning. you can see the clear sky here. yesterday, it was pleasant. 70's. today, we will probably add on another five degrees. it will be breezy. a nice day for most of us. the rest of us will have to deal with some wind. i will explain, next. liz: also next, turning up the heat. how miami is using draymond green's comments as motivation in their series against the celtics. chris roberts will have

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liz: in sports, later today, the warriors will be available to talk to the media about the upcoming nba finals. they are waiting to find out who they will take on. here is chris alvarez with the details in this morning's sports.

chris: morning. as you can see behind me, the warriors are waiting for their opponent in the nba finals. miami beat boston in game six, forcing a winner take all seven of the eastern conference finals read you would have thought the heat had enough motivation facing illumination. mwh wttly draymondor toy,il tl yplay.were goiplthat'. >> you donis haslam, he is fired up. >> he says tell draymond green, thank you. draymond green said we will play the boston celtics. you donis has been -- udonis haslem says thank you. >> tommy pham has been suspended for slapping joc pederson. he says it was over a fantasy

football dispute. tommy pham says it stems from disrespectful text messages. alex wood, almost out of the first inning until kyle farmer, other ideas. 3-0, reds on this blast to left-center. top of the sixth, giants down, 3-1. evan longoria got all of that one to the second deck. his third homerun in a week. tying run on second, two on, two out. wilmer flores, base hit into right field. ariz kasatkina -- rearistas throws him out by a lot. a's-rangers, ice cream at the coliseum. yummy. top of the fifth, 5-1, texas. bases for marcus semien. his homerun is a grand slam. oakland is 2-14 in their last 16

games at the coliseum. ncaa softball super regionals, stamper needs a win against oklahoma state to force a winner take all game three. beavers strike first. oregon state up two great stanford's best chance comes in the fifth. taylor strikes out to end the inning. stanford is shut out, 2-0, ending their season. oregon state advances to their second women's college world series. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. liz: lisa, let's get a check of the forecast. it will be warmer this afternoon, before it cools down again tonight. lisa: yeah. we are looking at the clear sky and the sea breeze. the winds as well, upper elevation and surface winds as we look at our visible picture. you can see there is no fog at all. the northerly winds, high pressure getting closer, allowing for not only the gusty winds throughout theay, toda

but thatringha it is a look at mount tam. 57 downtown. good morning to you. 60 in oakland. 63 in mountain view with low 60's in santa clara. the airport, nice and clear. the sea breeze for our friends on the peninsula, belmont, redwood shores, looking at a nice afternoon. redwood city. as we get further down the peninsula, we will warm up a bit. 61 in concord, looking at 59 in napa. 62 in petaluma. from sutro, some of the beaches, slightly warmer. stinson and pacifico with the wind will be cooler. as well as half moon bay, the water temperature dictating that forecast. clear this morning, sunny and breezy to windy, depending on where you are. temperatures in and around average today. we will warm up as we get through the middle of the week and a big about-face by the end of the week as june arrives. this is for the delta of solano county and the carquinez strait.

we get the northerly winds coming out of the sacramento valley as pressure builds in. looking at the wind gusts could be over 35 miles per hour. that will drop the relative humidity below 15%. perhaps single digit territory. while we have the persistent on flow -- onshore flowing -- stinson is in the mid 60's. it will be about the same or a degree or two cooler from pacifica to the half bay. santa cruz, milder in the mid-70's. more low 70's from santa clara to san jose. warmer from gilroy. 77 and onto the peninsula, you get the breeze from palo alto. -- in palo alto. the sunset enrichment, it will be windy. mid 70's with the breeze around the bay here, where temperatures will be in the low 70's.

77 in santa rosa. inland, nice and clear and sunny with numbers at about 72 in richmond, el cerrito, low 70's. some did one in berkeley. more 70's from union city to san leandro, inland. temperatures in the upper 70's to near 80. here is the warm up, anywhere from 4:00 -- four to six degrees. the sea breeze kicks up and it will be warmer. i want to show you something that looks interesting. that is what we want to see by the end of the workweek. checking out a possibility of a little bit of moisture headed our way. there, we are stopping this saturday night. it does rain in june, if you forgot. we look at the totals, really stacking up in the pacific northwest. i see a little bit down through the city. 2011 comes to mind when we saw over an inch of rain in san francisco. in june. who knows? we will wait and see. upper 70's inland, brighter and windier.

memorial day, as the winds back off, it will feel warmer. that should be the most enjoyable day if you want to head to the shoreline. tuesday and wednesday, much calmer as the temperatures line. we will be watching for elevated fire danger and the cool down as june arrives. liz: we have an example of building a better bay area and it starts in a backyard. it holds a garden that has fed neighbors for three generations. the man running it is named mississippi joe. as david louis shows us, he has brought a community together. >> he goes by the name mississippi joe. this is where you find him everyday, tending to a vegetable garden. almost everyone at east palo alto knows him because of his kindness. >> giving is something special. when you gift. it makes you feel good, when you can hand out something to someone else. >> for 48 years, when the cucumbers and squash6 and corn and onions and tomatoes and other produce are ready for

harvest -- squash and corn and onions and tomatoes are ready for harvest, mississippi joe will share them with others. >> we always shared the food with each other because some of them did not have food sometimes. what we had, we would share it. >> mississippi has a large fan club. this is a few of them who wanted to share what he means to them. >> he has always had that attitude of just a giving, free spirit. constantly giving, then sincerity that he has, the love he has for the community. we have all been blessed. >>'s hospitality is not limited to his produce. -- his hospitality is not limited to his produce. he has brought over gumbo. >> he has touched the lives of three generations. >> i remember my children were little and he would bring my mother fresh vegetables. he said do you want to know where these come from? he brought my children over here and i was enamored. >> mississippi helps neighbors with their yardwork.

at age 72, he shows no signs of slowing down but the garden takes work. >> it's getting a little hard to go out there and do that. [laughter] maybe a couple more years. >>'s family has grown up. he has a grandson and a granddaughter on the way. this formers -- former school custodian is proving acts of kindness can bring the community together. >> i love palo alto, i have been here over 48 years. it's a wonderful place to live. >> in east palo alto, david louis, abc7news. liz: what a great story. we needed that this week, right? a heavy week. part of building a better bay area includes addressing issues of race and social justice. this a api social heritage month, dion lin was invited to speak on anti-asian violence. the audience included members of the chinese immigrant community, representatives from south bay supervisor offices and evan

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only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. liz: a new roller coaster at six flags discovery kingdom is giving people a thrilling safari experience. the park share this video with us and says the new sidewinder safari is a one-of-a-kind combination of family coaster and exhibit experience. it opened on saturday and includes a jungle like setting, featuring live encounters with snakes, lizards and other reptiles. the roller coaster takes people on sideway spins, rapid drops and hairpin curves. side winter safari is the 11th roller coaster and it is a two-for. are you a roller coaster person?

lisa: maybe not my thing but some people won't like that for sure. it is a nice day to enjoy the weather. the are looking at a lot of sunshine. particular areas will be windy. that will be at the coast. 30 to over 40 miles per hour at the shoreline. it's breezy elsewhere. the winds will stay rather breezy overnight. then, they will begin to back off a bit into our holiday, memorial day we have the gusty winds the next couple of days. upper 50's mid 60's. upper 70's, a warm up inland. as we get to memorial day, that is when temperatures will climb, peaking at the middle of the week, inland. liz: thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven. i am liz kreutz, along with lisa argen. we really appreciate your time and we hope you have a safe and enjoyable three-day weekend, holiday weekend. have a good one. ♪

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