solutions. this is abc7news. >> a crash that killed a man in the south bay and new details in the investigation and how it all happen. >> in the bay area now, now another covid surge. >> and severe weather. the hurricane that just made landfall and conditions it could be bringing today. [laughter] kumasi: good morning everyone, it is tuesday, may 31. >> we continue sunshine today. warmer weather arrives. the final day of may today. equally as nice-looking. we are in the 40's and 50's in some spots. a mixed bag of temperatures pending on where you're waking

up. a live look outside showing you plenty of --. expect a lot of sunshine on your tuesday. the sun is up in 5:49. by 4:00 p.m., our warmest fights inland upwards of 90 degrees. breezy, northerly wind. we track the wind. we have those numbers coming up in just a bit. kumasi: this morning we are following weather conditions where historic hurricane has made landfall. this is after other -- made

widespread and -- in the u.s.. >> the city of for anna took insignificant damage. the tornado hit it as many as 100 structures. dozens of homes may have been destroyed. no injuries have been reported. the first main hurricane of the season slammed in the pacific coast as a category two storm with more than 100 mile-per-hour winds and up to 20 inches of rain. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm overnight. the national hurricane center said it could still produce flash flooding and mudslides throughout the day. it was the strongest hurricane to make landfall since hurricane season started in 1949.

across mexico later this week, it could be redeveloped. >> funeral services continue today for the 19 children and two teachers killed in the of aldie, texas school shooting. the shooting happened a week ago today. funerals for the 21 victims will continue. doctors who treat those patients say they were having a hard time coping. >> my family immigrated to this country and my biggest challenge was learning to speak english. you just cannot imagine what these children are going through. >> today's funeral services include -- garcia. her husband died just two days later at of a heart attack. kumasi: we are learning new

details about a deadly hang gliding accident in the south bay. a man and a woman crashed yesterday at ed our county part. the man died and the woman was hurt. >> described by fire officials as the most popular spot for hang gliding. the park was the site for the fatal crash. officials say the pair took off from the 750 large spot baha'is large part at the park.

he noted monday afternoons wind made for a dangerous flight. >> you can feel the gust. >> the grass happened around noon. officials say the woman was airlifted. julian: this video here of a

rescue in san francisco in the beige shows why minutes matter when you're dealing with mother nature. you can see a marine county sheriffs boats speeding through the water. the crew was racing to rescue and got caught in 100 mile-per-hour wind gusts saturday. there were also 10 to 15 foot waves in the bay. rescuers say thankfully they were prepared with the radios to call for help. >> covid case rates are the highest in the state and highest over the last two summers. what is behind us rise and why doctors believe there could be a silver lining. amy? amy: hospitals watch nervously and brace as i watch these numbers go up. i have some possibly good news in this story of high case rates.

doctors say this surge could help the bait area gain a higher immunity for future strength of covid going forward. but we need to deal with this surge first. they are seeing an uptick in hospitalizations over the last week. they believe the vaccines are keeping those to a manageable number. as far as why we are seeing a surge here, dr. say it could be because our area has such a high vaccination rate. >> because we were good for so long, we were susceptible to getting infected with a virus that has mutated a lot. now vaccines do not recognize it that easily. amy: here is a look at the number of covid cases in the bay area. seeing the most now followed by alameda and followed by contra county. this is making the bay area the saxon -- the section of the

state with the highest. doctors say so many people will be missing work during this surge. expect to see an impact where you shop, where you eat, maybe your own work ways. if you're wondering, where is everyone, now you know the bay area is seeing a huge surge in covid cases. >> time now 5:08. as you see those warm hues, air quality both today and tomorrow fluctuating between good and moderate as high pressure brings us some warmer temperatures over the next two days. it acts like a lid. it trapped some of those pollutants. breezes pick up once again. it looks like today is not nearly as windy as we were yesterday. wind is gusting to 40 miles per hour. we will likely see wind gusts 20

to 35 miles per hour. tomorrow is the warmest day we have despite those winds continuing. today it is a sunny day, and warmer day compared to yesterday. 69 with a little bit of a breeze. 88 -- 78, palo alto. 91, fairfield. we are warmer today. tomorrow is the warmest afternoon. tomorrow, our marine air will return and that will knock temperatures down by thursday. let's first say good morning to jobina and check how we are doing with traffic this morning. jobina: we are going to start here with a live look in walnut creek. you up 680.

looking at 80. headlights traveling west for you. if you are making your way through the santa cruz pass idle wood road, we have a stall in that area. thankfully it is not causing a slowdown. julian? julian: a major fire out of a chemical plant forcing people to leave their homes overnight. julian:

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julian: we are back with developing news out of omaha, nebraska. a fire at this chemical plant has forced people who live in the area to evacuate. you can see the clouds of smoke. they make things like liquid

floor fillers, --. the fire initially knocked out power to 25 homes and businesses. omaha power says that is now down to 300. there are no reports of any injuries. we will stay on top of this and pass along details as we get them. kumasi: and arson's said a store on fire and video caught the act. abc 7 spoke with the store's owner and his girlfriend to question why they were -- there was targeted and why. >> -- appeared to poor

accelerant on a couch. >> i turned back thinking i have to say --. ran around looking for fire extinguishers. i was on hold for 10 minutes. >> i thought it was insane he had to wait that long. as you saw on the vehicle -- in the video, he was running around looking panic. >> david's girlfriend says david's quick thinking, along with help from his cousin seen running with buckets of water is what saved the family store and prevented the fire from spreading further. heavy smoke nearly damaged everything. >> everything had smoke damage. all the furniture pieces are essentially, smoke debris. >> they do not have a suspect nor a murder. david says they watch the

suspect watching the fire across the street before running off. his girlfriend says after so many crimes against asian americans, she cannot help but question if david's family was targeted, too. >> we are just trying to find a reason and we couldn't find a reason. we are still trying to process this. julian: in today's gma first look, today is the first full day in the johnny depp and amber her trial. >> in his mornings gma first look, all eyes on the jurors. a close source to the trial revealing to abc news that they must answer seven questions of whether depp has provided evidence that heard acted with malice. -- that 58-year-old deb abused

heard during the marriage. depp denying physical abuse. clips from the trial going viral on tiktok. a #justice for johnny depp has 8 million views. up at 7:00 a.m., eagle expert ways in. with your gma first look --. kumasi: after today, using get your tickets for the storm grove festival free concert series. the reservations open at 2:00 this afternoon for two short. june 12 is the opening they conserve. remember they were supposed to close out the concert. they had it -- they had issued --. you need to make sure you can get on the website early because reservations open up 12 days before each sunday concert.

the big music festival features a star-studded lineup. julian: those tickets go fast, too. kumasi: you need to get there fast. the tickets do go fast. and then if you get tickets, you need to get there fast. like 8:00 in the morning. julian: that early? kumasi: not unless you want to sit up with the trees. julian: [laughter] kumasi: what experience you will have. >> i went three times last year. kumasi: it was a different time, coming out of the pandemic. c, that was a great one last year that kicked off. i want to see this symphony. and then jobina went. jobina: we sure did. we made it. but we were almost with the trees. [laughter]

>> i knew there was music coming from somewhere. drew: we are talking about great weather today. warmer this afternoon that we were yesterday. that warming trend continues tomorrow as well. we will take a look at san jose. we are cloud free again today. we are expecting a lot of sunshine. we are warmer in the next two days. we are going to cool off by the end of the week. over the weekend, we are watching a cold front that it's going to move through northern california. light showers son -- saturday and sunday. we are talking about the first weekend of june, we could see some light showers. 40, napa right now. let's go hour-by-hour. futurecast temperatures, 60's and 70's. we are warming pretty quickly this morning into the afternoon

by 1:00 p.m.. our more -- our warmer spots are into the 80's. a really nice day. 60's and 70's. a lot of sunshine today. 76, oakland. ci. napa overnight tonight, our marine layer returns around the bay shoreline. temperatures in the mid 40's to mid-50's as we head into wednesday. let's talk about the weekend. sunday morning, there could be a little bit of a morning drizzle. much of saturday is cloudy and dry. this is 7:00 a.m. sunday. light showers from the first half of sunday. if we do see the showers, it will be likely less than a 10th of an inch. sunny and warm today. that heat eases. increasing clouds with a chance of a shower. otherwise, 60's and 70's both saturday and sunday.

kumasi: millions of americans marched memorial day for the fallen heroes. for the first time -- for some it was the first time doing this since the pandemic. at arlington national cemetery, in new york city, hundreds gathered at the air and space center on >> my happens west side. > president biden secretary of defense pope. congresswoman and san jose mayor were also there during the event. he told us he holds our nation never loses its reverence for the people who serve their country. >> this ought to be something we do every day. on memorial day, it is particularly important.

julian: the service included a wreath ceremony and flyover by the rescue squadron. coming up this morning, seven things you need to know. kumasi: fans

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potentially dangerous flooding and landslides. drew: number five, get ready for a sunny afternoon. look at those temperatures close to 70's and 80's. jobina: number six, we have a slowdown popping up on our map right now. southbound 17 past idlewild road. julian: number seven, there is a new abc documentary that tells a story of the 1978 killings of -- and supervisor harvey milk. you can find it on abc seven streaming app. kumasi: we are waiting to see if giants manager will be back on the field today for the national anthem. he was on the field for the national anthem in philadelphia yesterday in recognition of memorial day. told reporters that at his game last friday he intends to skip it going forward as a political protest after the school shooting in you volte, texas. he says he is taking his

decision day by day. julian: preparations are underway for what will be the go six abc finals. fans are getting ready. >> a day or preparations. fine-tuning their shooting and fans outside fine-tuning ways to cheer on the warriors come thursday. >>ls>> -- was among dozens visi. they join a passionate fan base eager to see their team win another championship. >> as soon got healthy, i knew we had a good chance to make it this far. >> he thinks this season is stepping up to be something special. >> the warriors have won every

home season post game. they would like to see that continue. ceo says it is not just on the court but the fan atmosphere generated in the stands. >> there is no better arena in the world. it just needs the experiences like this one to try to give it that history. >> whether it is inside the arena or outside on the plaza, the entire golden state community is hopeful display off dream will end with another nba finals title. >> boston is a great team but i think we have the edge. we have the defense and i think we can do it. >> in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. julian: as you know, abc 7 is your exclusive home of the nba finals. we will have pregame and postgame shows throughout the series. game one set for thursday night tip-off at 6:00. home at the chase center.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. julian: now at 5:30, funerals underway for the students and teachers killed and you volte, texas. we will talk about gun measures on capitol hill today. kumasi: what could be behind this increase. julian: taking a live look

outside on the tuesday. drew is tracking warm temperatures for us today. we will have that in just seconds. good morning morning it is tuesday, may 31. about to turn the page on a new month. kumasi: let's check in with drew to see what is in store. drew: sunshine, warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. right now, we are waking up to numbers in the 40's and 50's right now. we have plenty of sunshine coming our way once the sun gets up here, not a cloud in the sky. sunglasses your best friend today. bright and breezy mid day by 4:00 p.m., it is sunny and it is warm. we go into the 70's and 80's later on today. we still have a red flag running in effect for solano county. this until 8:00 p.m. today. any fires that start could spread quickly.

thankfully, that red flag warning expires later on this evening. tomorrow, even warmer weather arrives. we will talk about that coming up. kumasi: today a bipartisan group of lawmakers will resume for talks on new gun safety measures rate is comes one week after the deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in you volte, texas that killed 19 students and two teachers. >> president biden is pushing the house and senate to continue pushing gun control. we have red flag warning's and expanded background checks with hopes of agreeing on a possible framework by next week. this all comes as funeral services for the families of the 21 victims continue today. texas officials now say you've all days school police chief wrongly believed law enforcement was dealing with the barricaded subject at the time. not an active shooter. he ordered tactical teams not to

enter the classroom where children were :00 -- children were calling 911 for help. sources tell abc news officials finally used a custodial key to get inside and killed the gunman. children are calling for change. >> we need new rules. if we don't change nothing, it is going to be the same again and again. kumasi: from the mouths of babes. the councils swearing in ceremony is canceled now as funeral services begin. the police response to the school is facing both state and federal investigations. julian: in the east bay, oakland police investigating a shooting at the fruitville village shopping mall. it happened just before 6:00 last night. you see the shattered glass at the cell phone store. police say they found one person with a gunshot won't. the -- was briefly closed during

the investigation. kumasi: a communications firm representing hawthorne issued a statement saying he was heading home from a dinner when a jeep hit his porch. no one was hurt but pelosi was arrested for dui. she has been released on $5,000 bail. julian: now to the latest covid numbers this morning. we are dealing with another surge of cases in the bay area. hospital surge cases are up. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield joining us live this morning with what you need to know as we jump into summer. the, amy. amy: good morning, julian. we are seeing an uptick in hospitalizations. hospitals are not being overwhelmed. doctors give the vaccine the credit for that. they say the cases are good going up. it is very easy to get infected right now.

high levels of the virus circulating in the bay area right now. doctors say it could be happening for a number of reasons. travel restrictions have been dropped, a lot of people are out. people who like to visit here are possibly bringing covid with them. >> if you compare hospitalizations now to our winter surge, doctors say we look ok. >> it is true we have clinical tools now we didn't have prior. the reality is a surge like this is still a big problem. amy: one big problem is how many people are missing from work. here are some numbers for you to study. this is happening around the bay area right santa clara county leading the number with the highest numbers. this makes the bay the part of the state with the highest rate of new infections. there is some good news in this.

doctors say this surge could help those of us in the bay area again a hybrid immunity for future strains going forward. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc news. julian: into how covid-19 symptoms are cherry creek. >> 50,000 people got tested in san francisco. researchers warn the buyers is evolving. >> it is not the same disease we are seeing with delta and the previous variance. >> dr. john said this study confirmed what commissions are skiing. of how the virus is affecting the human body with omicron versus delta. >> people who are infected with

omicron tend to get more upper respiratory disease. people who have delta in more previous symptoms have more -- bodyaches. >> the latino task force found the most common symptom due to omicron was cough followed by sore throat, congestion and very rarely loss of smell and taste. the latino task force was key in gathering this data. they followed up with those that tested positive at their missions to has quarters tracked to their system -- their systems. >> the days -- most people continued to test positive. what we can infer are those who

lose 1%, a lot more of the congestion sensors, which means the immune system was recognizing the virus a lot quicker and making it harder for it to advance. >> their data also found people who didn't get boosted were unvaccinated. there are more likely to report bodyaches and fevers. kumasi: graduation season kicking off today for the san francisco unified school district. graduation at -- stadium is at eight this morning. there are ceremonies today after that including burton and galileo high school. graduations are happening through thursday. coming up, we have got to tell you about another -- scam. the red flags one local woman said she ignored when looking for a job. julian: also ahead, the river i of jobs robots are doing in one country as they are facing a

labor shortage. drew: good morning, it is 5:38. we were talking about the pollen if you are suffering this morning. it is all moderate levels right now. a very high nine out of 11. where that sunshine. we are expecting a lot of sunshine today. you can see the strongest -- another day we had that onshore brace picking up in the afternoon. not strong as a wind yesterday afternoon. today it is more like 20, 30 miles per hour. nonetheless, it will be a breezy afternoon. a warmer day today compared to yesterday. 76, oakland.

88, santa rosa. 81, san jose. later in the afternoon, we see a little bit of fog coming our way at 61 degrees. here is your forecast for the next three days. the upcoming we can, we talk about the chances of showers. jobina: that issue has cleared. you can see a slowdown as well. a weather advisory issue for this area. a very different story. looking 101. such a clear ride for you this morning. morning. the commute is around 50 minuted and i approved this message.

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they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told investors tesla was worth $1 trillion by claiming tesla was the leader in driverless robotaxi technology. but tesla doesn't have driverless robotaxi technology. tesla's full self-driving software requires a driver! many other companies have already deployed driverless robotaxis that are way ahead of tesla's. so where's the investors' money? in the last year, elon musk pulled $48 billion out of tesla, seven times the profits they've ever made. his ceo compensation was 1,000 times the average for a fortune 500 ceo. elon, is your full self-driving software just a trillion-dollar ponzi scheme? did you become the wealthiest man in history by swindling customers and investors? i'm dan o'dowd and i'm running for u.s. senate because congress needs to shut down

elon musk's full self-driving fiasco. someone needs to stand up to him. kumasi: happening today, president biden set to meet with jerome powell. it describes a broad three-point plan that includes placing responsibility back on the federal reserve to combat rising costs. number two, making affordable changes for families in part by cutting dependence on gas and nerd, reducing the overall federal deficit. julian: now you have to be cautious of these fully remote job offers. we have reported fake landlords using zale app to steal your money. now thieves are using it to take

money for people looking for flexible employment. one woman ignored those red flags. >> karen godwin was so happy to get an offer for a from home job. >> i was really excited. i told my mother and father, i'm going to have a job, it is going to be great. >> someone found her resume online and said he would be interviewing her. >> she didn't want to interview the regular way. >> i never spoke to him other than via text. i was going to be like kaiser's advice nurses. >> then he texted her the good news. she was going to be hired. all she needed to do was hire -- by a computer.

she tells me i want you to put this person's name on your zel and i want you to send that person $900. >> tammy figured the $1900 check will cover the $900 dell transfer so she sent it. thankfully the bank wouldn't let her transfer. >> next thing he wants to know if i have ever seen a bitcoin machine. >> when she said no, the person told her to buy visa gift cards at cvs. >> this was not ok with me. but in my head, i was thinking it is his thousand dollars. there is a possibility of a new job scam. i saw it and i thought, come on, how ridiculous is this. i have never heard of a new job scam. >> that is exactly what it was. the job was fake. check was fake. the bank had to take the $1900 back out of her account. tammy's own money went to the

fake boss. leaving her account $800 in the red. >> at the time i was so excited about this job that i didn't listen to that voice inside my head. now the bank was emptying my bank account and i had nothing else to live on. julian: advice from tammy, always listen to that voice in your head. now she has ignored those warning signs, a boss she never met, a company that doesn't exist and she had to take -- make a deposit and send money. if you want to share your story with 7 on your side with anything from buying a home to paying off a loan, you can visit abc7news. kumasi: from a construction site survey to one that scans library

bookshelves and then there is this other one that rolls around mosquitoes. companies are using robots to fill all types of jobs. employment declines by 230,000 people. >> i don't think things are back to pre-covid. i don't think they ever will. replacing the need for manpower with autonomous solutions is gaining real traction in the industry. kumasi: hocus-pocus. [laughter] singapore has 605 robots installed for 10,000 employees.

julian: the robots are never going to ask for a pay raise either. drew: or permission for anything. kumasi: what about the one that zaps the mosquitoes? drew: i could do that. [laughter] kumasi: you would get zapped next. drew: zap julian. drew: hazy skies this morning. a similar story on wednesday. we are sunny and warmer the next two days and then we do the reverse. by the end of the week, especially friday, much cooler

weather. we are watching a cold front they can bring some showers. right now, temperatures in the 40's in our cooler spots. hour-by-hour future trak with temperatures. you just need a light jacket over the next couple of hours. 70's into the early afternoon. 60's and 70's our warmer spots going into the 80's. we have that breeze picking up this afternoon. 76, oakland. 86, napa. 89, antioch. tonight, our marine layer returns. patchy fog -- along the base. getting into the weekend, saturday morning we could see some early morning drizzle. much of saturday is a mostly cloudy day and it is mainly dry. watch what we're looking at sunday. a cold front moves through northern california. this is sunday morning at 7:00 a.m..

it is trying to bring some showers across the entire bay area. if you do see some light showers, it is less than a 10th of an inch of rain. it could be a wet start to our sunday. we will keep an i on it as we move towards our sunday. found a today flew towards our sunday. we cool off towards in of the week. increase clouds the end of the week and an increase of showers by sunday. kumasi: you can now buy the first ever make up collaboration involving the girl scouts. they partnered with the brand hip dock for the limited addition for the makeup. they have two scented eyeshadow power -- two scented eyeshadow pallets named after then meant and they have a collectors box. they took shade into consideration when creating this makeup. julian: we are getting a sneak peek at the new delorean sports car. the doors we remember from the

1985 back to the future. it is a four seater. supposedly it computes fees of two 155 miles per hour in which you will be launched into the future. i am just getting. according to the merge, they are set to review -- said to be revealed. that is really cool. and really expensive, too. i would like to test drive it. take it out for a day. [laughter] somewhere where we can be seen. new at 6:00, the nat lock showing how most of us will be spending our most -- our next location. kumasi: a really familiar sight here in california during fire season.

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kumasi: in the north bay, a huge crowd turned out. for the first time since 2019, hundreds also lined up for the firefighter annual pancake reckless. >> we typically walk down this piece of the block here. it seems like there are way more people than there usually is. >> i can see everybody is smiling. they are doing good. we can ride the bikes. it is completely different. all the happiness around with good energy. yesterday's festivities oxo focused on the war in ukraine.

julian: a peek at the top of mount diablo to honor our fallen heroes. it had only been lit december 7 to pay tribute to the lives lost at pearl harbor. but this year, organizers will allow to shine for memorial day and labor day as well. kumasi: a new kind of fire -- a new kind of fire retardant dropped in from the sky is a new kind of site here in california. there is a spray you can spray on vegetation and it will last until the first rainfall. >> what has made it a change that everyone sees coming out of air tankers is a food great, palmore -- polymer that holds

onto visitation. kumasi: the retardant is now fda approval. it can cost -- and may be used on federal land as long -- as well as on highways. drew: a lot of sunshine expected today. the uv index is a nine. where that sunscreen out there. a bit of a breeze later on today. it is not as breezy today as we were yesterday. nonetheless you will find wind gusting 15 to 20 miles per hour today and we will repeat that today and tomorrow as well. er to the coast today and tomorrow. highs today, it is sunny and it is warm and breezy in the afternoon. 76 and open.

91 a hotspot in fairfield. kumasi: new at 6:00, a transgender swimmer working her silence. an abc news exclusive. julian: plus, covid climbing again here in the bay area. local doctors say there is some good news to be found with this. kumasi: a holiday weekend water rescue.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00, a deadly day in the air. a tightknit community grieving the death of a man in the south bay.

julian: covid cases climbing once again, but how does this wave compared to others? there is a silver lining. kumasi: we are saying hello to summer after memorial day but there's really only one thing most americans want to do on their next vacation. julian: good morning. it is tuesday, may 30 first, the final day of the month. kumasi: we want to check in with drew. drew: warmer weather yesterday afternoon -- this afternoon. yesterday was gorgeous and we will have the sunshine and we will warm up this afternoon. here's a live look from sutro tower, hazy skies, good to moderate air quality. take the sunglasses and sunscreen, 70's away from the coast at lunchtime. close to the water 60's. close to 90 degrees