building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 is. >> being in the house overtime can be a struggle but it is definitely something that keeps me same same, something that keeps me happy. >> returning to the red, the entire county waking up in the timeline, many saying it is a long time coming now one year me no 00. go rnananu so chjoinwe llget to ev need to know what these reopening rules but first we do have some rain on the way pickl

forecast. >> hi, good morning everyone, get your umbrellas readyumbrelly are going to need them today. is a look at satellite radar image of the last 12 hours and you notice the clouds and rain moving toward the bay area. here's a live look as well as we had alatorre's the bay bridge, you can see things are calm i know but is your day planner shows we have a system one out of five on our storm impacts scale heading our way. and isaiah 7:21 this morning, don't forget to turn your clocks forward in our. guardian gusty in the afternoon and rain will spread throughout the northbay by seven p.m. we will start to spread throughout the rest of the bay area and i will let you know how long this rain will last and how much you can expect in your neighborhood. as you wake up the entire bay area is taking its next big step in the path to normalcy check at the stroke of midnight last night, contra costa and sonoma counties during the rest of the bay area

and going from the states most restrictive purple reopening tear to read. this gives countless businesses the lift they been waiting for for months. this new look economy is one of the main focusesmain focusesmais just got from sonoma county. >> reporter: some of the harshest restrictions in the state. >> the more we can do in the more we can open up it is going to be better and better. in a pro football player turned winemaker. is also a sonoma native who says he's watched many local businesses suffer. >> it is just an all-time struggle right now just to make ends meet. and is it even worth it to keep the doors open? i mean, that is always the big question. >> reporter: especially for restaurants that haven't had indoor dining since june.since .

despite his frustrations, he's encouraged to reopen his dining room though he said it will likely take a few weeks to hire staff and get it ready. what he's really looking forward to is the orange tier. >> once we get to 50% and plus this we will be at capacity. >> reporter: they got some other tables that don't have any heating elements, people must must lech much less likely to sit there on a evening. francisco plans to have indoor dining by tuesday though he says the tear change won't automatically bring back the tourists and the warmer weather. >> we're hoping we are going to make a little more business than what we spentwe spentwe spt

for faction brewing in alameda to celebrate they put out a brand-new beer to get back into the spirit. >> this week we release a beer called no more tears, not would we have any, we appreciate the tier system and we are working through it but what we wanted to do is we are just a play on words and based off an ozzy osbourne song, no more tears. >> as of now they don't need to serve food to operate outdoors no matter what tier they are in, abc seven news reporter louis peña has more on what this means for you. cheers, because this is the site they had been luckily things like round two came along so we were able to hang along and luckily we did get to reopen in january so since then, things have been, you know, a little bit writer.

claudia is the co-owner of faction brewing in alameda. the airline kept getting longer with the customers finally coming back. >> loss on i came was with her, so it has been a while. that was september. >> reporter: required for breweries to offer food in order to reopen.to reopen.to re. as tiers shifted, what helped them stay open was this the truck. >> we were together, during this as a team and for the last seven months, we couldn't open unless we had a food truck. so, you know, we relied on them to be here. >> reporter: as the food truck owner feels the same way. >> we couldn't they couldn't do it without us and i don't know if we could do it without them. >> reporter: alameda county is in the red tier, which means breweries can now open only and are required to implementing a 90 minute time limits for table.

and the business has to close by eight p.m. and all the changes inspire them to come up with a new beer. >> this week we released a beer called no more tiers. >> reporter: they are trying to attract more customers as they all work together to afloat. >> to help support them so that they can, you know, make some money and get people >> reporter: something else breweries and wineries look forward to is once the county moves into the orange tier, they will be able to open indoors at 25% capacity or up to 100 people, whichever is fewer. in alameda, louis peña, abc seven news. we are closely following what is open where you live with our interactive reopening tracker. you can see how your county is doing and what is allowed in each tier right now at abc seven news.com. tarted starting tomorrow,

more californians will be eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. the state recommends eligible people reach out to the healthcare provider, people with these high risk conditions won't be required to provide documentation to verify their diagnosis. officials say appointment could be tough to come by until vaccine supply ramps up. of schools being shut down, the san frci union has approved the district's plan to return some students to in person learning. organizers with decreasing the distance held a rally in san francisco saying it is not enough. they marched from the square to civic center plaza where families demanded that all schools reopen full-time immediately. the district's plan includes returning students to in person learning by april 12th, parents

say kids of all ages middle and high school need to come out of isolation. >> we should not be afraid to go back for public health reasons. bcdc, the department of public health are all in agreement. it is safe for our children to be back in the classroom. in the mayor also spoke with a rally. she talked about the opportunities they are offering to help them get back on track. >> we have a large donation and we have other folks from the private sector who are willing to provide help and support so that we can serve what it looks like anywhere between 25,000 and 30,000 kids and we are looking for more support to do that. >> she says she and as a result

teachers and staff will be vaccinated to get all schools open. the sf mta is planning to increase service on eight lines starting next month to help students get back to school. but details about which lines have not been announced. according to the examiner, they will be restored in may to address holes in transit since service. coming up all this week, it is our one ar nce most bay area counties went into lockdown. this coming wednesdayming wedney our world as we knew it changed forever. now that the countries vaccination effort is in full swing, the future of a post pandemic world is on everyone's mind and this week, on-air and online, we will be sharing your stories of lessons learned and the path forward to building a better bay area. find them on air online at abc7news.com, your abc7 news app or wherever you stream abc 7.

right now it is quiet before the storm, we are looking live outside toward the financial district. the clouds will thicken and we will see rain in san francisco this afternoon. i will let you know how much you can expect in your neighborhood and the timing of the storm. a show of support to stop the hate and wave of violence against asian americans. what the bay area community is doing this weekend on the new law they say could change all that. and tracking your stimulus check, the new online tool that lets you see exactly when you are getting your payment and > pl, ner- ending number. the virtual party you can enjoy

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new detamorng, abc7haneat a r sh a man on duty in 2018. according to police, officer andrew hall was questioning a homeless man standing in the middle of sycamore valley road on thursday. officials say the man identified as 32-year-old tyrell wilson pulled out a knife in advance toward officer hall, that's when he fired weapon. wilson is in crth hospital. hall, who has been an officer for more than seven years, is now on paid administrative leave per department policy. will also shot and killed 33- year-old latimer arbor leader newark in november of 2018. police say he led officers on a chase and steered his vehicle toward an officer. however, witnesses at the time disputed that claim from police. >> we are elg , we

are feeling the hurt and so if we want to show our strength solidarity. fighting for race and social justice as part of building a better bay area which is the commitment we me to you. elected officials, police departments on the community join a united front denouncing violence against asian americans. cornell bernard has more on their action for unity. >> reporter: south bay assemblyman rallied this large crowd outside san jose city hall to stop hate and violence against asian americans. >> it is unfortunate that we have to gather here today, but one that is recognized so that we must come together and unite to stamp out the hate and violence in our community. >> reporter: more crimes against asian americans are coming to light. they have up to the charges against a man they say shattered and ethnic slur during an alleged sexual

assault of an asian woman at the san jose station wednesday. >> hate crimes are your problem. this is my problem. this is our problem. each of us have a role to play here. each of us can do something. let's do something. whatever that is, let's make this community just a little stronger together. >> reporter: the united support against the spike in crime is far-reaching, some sharing personal stories of discrimination. >> i've heard these comments as a young immigrant. go back home. questions like do you eat dove? and i would've hoped that 40 years from then, things would've gotten better, but they have gotten worse. >> reporter: many here not only pledging their solidarity to stop hate but they are also pledging financial support as

well. since this pandemic started, there is been over 3000 reported hate crimes against aarp folks. this must stop.must stop.must s. >> you can either let the hate get to you, or you can look at the hope in our our our our our the recent wave of crimes putting the asian community on edge is definitely being felt in oakland. earlier this past week a 75- year-old man was died while he was robbed on his morning walk, there was another rally held in chinatown yesterday, community members spoke out against a proposed time bill offered by nancy skinner, they said it would lessen the punishment for these types of crime. >> against the entire community, which would be include using our asian

community by changing to petty crime to petty theft if the victim, remember, if the victim is not seriously hurtseriously t >> state senator skinner issued this response, quote, if enacted, sb 82 will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday. the purpose of sb 82 is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. gorski as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website, abc7news.com/take action for a complete list of local resources you can use. time now is 5:19 and happening today it is the celebration of the completely mystifying and never-ending number. it is pie ♪ this tune dropped a couple days ago to get you excited for the

day. this year, there's an entire party you can watch put on by the exploratory and. they celebrate it every year all to have fun with the mathematical constant. this year it is all digital and all free. reggie spoke with the executive director of the exploratory and about what to expecto expecto ec >> first of all, i never knew, chris, that there was a sort of genre of music that revolves around the number pie come the irrational number, pie. but this is amazing. and it is not just like one song. there are multiple songs dedicated to pie and i am, what, here for it. in you, it is incredible how much enthusiasm there is for the concept of pie and how much creativity has been unleashed in the celebration of piety, which of course began at the or celebrated first there

instigated by staff physicist larry shaw and has since become this incredibly national in nat curious people around the world. >> for those of us that don't remember our high school math as well as we should, what is the quick explanation for what pie is? >> is this very simple mathematical constant that is a relationship between the circumference of any circle, the outer limits of a circle if you go around is a circumference divided byvided by diameter, which is the line that runs through it center point and across the circle and consistently whether you are talking about something the size of a pie plate or a planet, that relationship between the circumference and the diameter is always approximately 3.14 etc. and that is something that mathematics folks throughout history have been really examining and trying to

approximate and it creates as you suggest, a number that continues endlessly without any these time larry shaw that came up with this piety of course being march 14, which, is also the same birthday as albert einstein and larry shaw was serving us albert einstein meets santa claus for years. >> yes. the way larry shaw is a beloved figure here at the exploratory him and a cultural icon for us. we miss him dearly and part of the celebration is very much in his honor. he really embodied what is so central to the exploratory him which is making learning engaging and fun. it is not simply learning but is learning you can get excited about that you can smile through and that, i think, is

really well embodied and how the public and everyone else celebrates piety ese days.these. time now is 5:23. let's turn to weather and the full bay area forecast with francis lawson. >> good morning. if you need to do anything outdoors or walk the dog you want to do it in the morning hours because rain is heading our way. here's a look at the satellite radar image. the calls are moving in, we got cloudy skies all around the bay area right now and the rain arrives this afternoon. a live look from the east bay looking out toward the bridge where things look calm at moment, but it will be very windy this afternoon and this evening. you don't want to be driving then, current temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. san francisco is at 49 degrees, oakland, 53 and we have 40

degrees for mountain view and san jose and upper 40s, mid 40s morgan hill, half moon bay as well, here's another live shot, look how pretty this is from the east bay looking out toward the bay bridge and san francisco. and santa rosa is currently at 42 so temperatures are a little bit milder this morning because of extra cloud cover. napa and fairfield, 44 degrees. so, on the storm impact scale we are ranking today's storm a one out of five. so it is light. it starts this afternoon in the north bay, slide south and then moves through the evening hours, turning into showers for tomorrow with this system will be a lot of strong gusts, so, be careful if your driving and then on monday particularly, there is a chance for thunderstorms and hail after the front passes through it is going to be very cold, we might even see me snow unto on how it plays out. by noon, still mostly dry for all of us. and you will notice by about four clock in the afternoon, the reign of hitting the

northbay, heavy at times or moderate, we see areas of yellow and the pink and white, that is the snow moving through by the 8:00 hour, it will slide through most of the bay area and then notice by midnight, the storm and the front passes through. but as it wraps around we will see the pop-up showers and even some of the cold effects of this system with the snow there and also just east of san jose. so, here's a look at rainfall estimates generally about a quarter of an inch around bay area. we could get a little bit more along the coast and in parts of the northbay as well and most of this rainfall will fall or will hit us in the evening hours. temperatures today are definitely on the mid 50s to low 60s. 55 in san francisco, 59 in oakland, 60 in san jose and here's the accuweather seven-

day forecast. so, you turned your clocks forward in our an hour this morning, thank you for joining us so early. the rain arrives this afternoon in the northbay and hits most of us by the evening and then look out for thunderstorms and hail possible tomorrow because the system is so cold tuesday we will have a very cold morning once the system passes and then we will get , but it will be still on the cooler side, driver st. patrick's day, our next chance of rain arrived toward the end of the workweek. >> certainly a forecast to wake us up this morning. thank you. you can track these weather conditions where you live with all of our apps for tv, live doppler seven is streaming now you can watch our newscast live, just search abc7 bay area to download the app on your apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv or roku. patients waiting at a massachusetts vaccination site, musical treat from a legend

world-renowned chalice, giving any performance at berkshire community college yesterday. it was right after he got his second dose of the vaccine during what was supposed to be his 15 minute observation period, he pulled out his cello and started to play. he ended up going past the 15 minutes for that socially distant mini concert. great to see. all right, so the world of entertainment is critical to the culture of our community as we work to build a bay area through this pandemic, build a better bay area through this pandemic. and for many local venues this weekend marks one year since they have their last show. several popular spots in san francisco have the rds one year dark on their marquees right now. it is part of a big fundraising effort called save our stages. they will be getting some help from the coronavirus relief bill that was just past, but san francisco also has a fund of about 1 1/2 million dollars. venues are trying to bump it up to 10 million. >> last year a lot of folks

have taken on serious, serious debt and these are just small businesses, you know, they are owned by folks like me and for even small venues, it costs, you know, minimum $1000 a day just to stay close. >> impact is much greater than you might think for every dollar spent on a ticket, another 12 is spent in the local economy. and other full 90 minutes of abc seven mornings including that new stimulus check tracker and how you can see when yours is hitting the account. plus the backup at the u.s. mexico border now bringing in record numb

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fears of pre-pandemic five levels met by the steady optic nationwide, health leaders struggle to get their message through, warning the reopening's maybe too much too soon. is half past the hour the sunday morning, we will get right to the latest with the country's battle against the coronavirus and the latest on those new stimulus checks. but first let's get a check of the weather. here's a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> at morning everyone, rain is on the way and we certainly need that because right now we're only about 40% of normal. here's a look at the satellite radar image of the last 12 hours and you can see the clouds in the rain heading our way. live view from our roof camera looking out toward the bay bridge, so things are very calm right now, but, bywill noticewie costs will pick up. it will be cloudy throughout the day if you do need to get

outdoors now is a great time because rain will hit the northbay in the early afternoon and spread south to the rest of the bay area, sunset at 7:16 tonight. temperatures will be on the cool side and then tomorrow, there is even the chance of some hail and some snow and i will talk about that in my full forecast coming up.coming up.co. air travel surging across the country as more and more americans are getting vaccinated. spring breakers are heading to texas and florida despite warnings from health officials. many fear the country may be opening back up too soon and possibly wiping all progress made in the battle to contain the virus. abc news reporter karina mitchell has the details.the del >> reporter: vaccination efforts continue to ramp up nationwide increasing nearly 40% in the next month the country now averaging 2.3 million shots a day, health officials saying almost 106 million doses have been administered in the u.s. by yesterday night. we need all americans to get vaccinated as soon as it is their turn. >> we don't achieve that 80%

number then you are going to see a fierce surge of the virus coming back next winter. in there's also concern as more and more americans cafeel comfortable.feel comfort. >> reporter: tsa reporting it screened 1.3 million people on friday, that is the most since the pandemic began. many of them spring breakers heading to places like texas and florida, packing bars and restaurants, few masks inside. >> we've been fooled before interbeing too locks so now is the time to double down to see this through. karina mitchell abc news, new york. coming up on this week, senate gop conference chair john burr also responds on the future of and house

speaker nancy pelosi will talk about what is next for the democrats legislative agenthis george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. time now is 5:33 and you can now track the status of your third stimulus check. the get my payment tool on the irs website is now live you need to enter your social security number, date of birth and address. taxpayers who have given bank information to the irs will get a direct deposit payment. others will get paper checks or debit cards in the mail. this week, president biden and vice president harris abc news reporter mary alice parts has more on what to expect. some of those direct $1400 payments laid out in the relief package already landing and bank accounts. >> that is so much stress off

my shoulders. she said she logged into her account last night and saw the deposit. the money will go to basics like rent and groceries. >> it is so wonderful to get this money to be able to pay it to my landlord, to be able to stock up my shelves. the white house where millions of americans, often the poorest and more swimmable struggle to get there stimulus payments last time. the irs promising to do better, working to send more payments straight to bank accounts. president biden saying out his team needs to deliver. >> we have to get this right. details matter. if you have questions about your stimulus check you can contact seven on your side and michael finney. he and the team have been relentlessly giving you the help you need throughout this entire pandemic, you can reach out with unemployment right nra

website, abc7news.com. new this morning, the biden ministration is asking fema to help unaccompanied children crossing the u.s. mexico border, the agency will receive shelter and transfer those children. officials say there have been an increase in people at the border because of ongoing violence, natural disasters, food insecurity and poverty. last month, border patrol officers encountered more than 100,000 migrants trying to enter the u.s. that is nearly triple goal the number from last year. they are working to place unaccompanied children with a family member or sponsor. breonna taylor's longtime boyfriend is suing the louisville metro police department have the officers involved in her death. kenneth walker filed a lawsuit yesterday which marked one year his lawyers claims the ofce entered their home wiou knocking. yesterday hundreds marchemar ju-

year-old black emt was shot by police serving a no knock narcotics warrant at her home while she and walker were sleep. none of them were charged in the death, however they have been fired. some grand jury members save the attorney general never presented homicide as a charge to consider. they are now seeking to impeach him for breach of public trust. the golden state warriors are going to celebrate women this month. u will see during tonight's game. plus -- >> it was the ultimate adrenaline rush. i could barely sleep.barely sle.

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muscle, fire station four made some magic happen yesterday. a lot of firefighters, a handful of signs and one really long letter. friends and family were also there making it a full-fledged party. >> it was really amazing to be able to see, you know, friends and family but also the firefighters come to support me. >> they were so generous and it was really cute to watch them photographing everything is well. >> yeah, interacting with everyone and trying to raise the cheer. >> me as and helped set the whole thing up. th time now is 5:41, let's hear from francis lossing. and you are tracking some changes on the way?the way?the ? >> definitely. it is quiet right now, look at the beautiful view looking out for the golden gate bridge and right now, temperatures are mild, but it is going to stay

on the air moving through, expect gusts and wind and even some hail possible tomorrow i will let you know how much you can expect in your nyour nyour n hear what 10 their warrior star says is being at first coming up this

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vouchers, those bottle holders can then buy single-game tickets this thursday. guidelines allow fans for up to 20% capacity at oracle park in the oakland coliseum. in sports, today is steph curry's 33rd birthday and this afternoon, the warriors will try to make it a happy birthday for the brother when they face the western conference leading utah jazz. tipoff is at 1:00 p.m.. tomorrow, the sharks will be in las vegas to battle the golden knights. last night san jose beat the anaheim ducks for the second straight night. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> coming off a 6-0 win, the sharks had chances for back to back wins on consecutive nights. second gum game of a four-game road trip saturday night in anaheim, he has 14 points his last 12 games, third straight game of the goal, 1-0 sharks. marvin jones doing his part on only six of

27 shots he faced. ducks would tie in the second but less than a month later he finds a wide open, and the bank, his 12 point in his last 12 games, they put it on ice, for school this season feed from ryan donato,ryan donato,ryn worst loss of the season, remember this, steph curry visibly frustrated during a timeout. now, the warriors play host to utah later today. jazz sport the best record in all the nba. he turns that before. >> he has yelled at me a few times about shooting the ball matter-of-fact. like, shoot the ball! or something like that. a little more, you know, little different than the words i used. don't y'all be fooled by staff. does yell at me. [ laughter ] the pac 12 championship from las vegas, second half often miss, rebound puts it

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for today's afternoon against the utah jazz the team is inviting female bay area small business owners and entrepreneurs to watch the game from the virtual stands. the warriors also delivered more than 1000 hot meals oakland restaurant to the east oakland community project oquendo labus house as part the platform. getting a check now that bay area lossing and francis, you know, right now we can see some of that cloud cover throughout parts of the bay area. >> definitely it has spread throughout most of the bay area. all the clouds have come in from the ghost and this is from a system that is going to slide from the north bay down to the south bay throughout the

afternoon and evening. right now it is pretty quiet if you want to do anything other is a good time to do it right now. here's a live look outside from sutr can see bay bridge, market street right there in san francisco is currently 49 degrees. o'quinn, 53, san jose, 48, half moon bay at 48 degrees as well. this time we are looking from the east bay hills and we do have some low clouds above, but we can still see across the bay right now into san francisco and the bay bridge you don't want to be driving on the bay bridge this afternoon and evening because the winds can be very gusty as the front passes through. in santa rosa, that is one of our cooler spots right now at 42 degrees, napa is at 44 and we have livermore at 46 degrees. so, on abc7 storm impacts scale, today's storm ranks a one out of five. a light storm. it does continue through tomorrow we will see rain this afternoon and this evening turning into showers tomorrow but with it, gusty winds throughout the afternoon and evening and then tomorrow

some hail and snow on our peaks. is a look at the forecast animation with rain, by lunchtime, cloud cover around the bay area but still dry and you will notice in the afternoon we will start to see rain in the north bay, the areas of yellow indicate the more moderate rainfall by this evening we will slide through the bay area into the east bay and then by midnight it will mainly be in the south bay and out toward gilroy and then as the system wraps around notice we will still see pop-up showers throughout monday, so, keep that in mind it is not completely over, although mostly dry through monday. highs today definitely on the cool side with strong winds, temperatures will mainly be in the 50s to near 60 francisco 55, oakland, 59, san

jose, 60 and we have a couple 61s out there in fairfield and antioch, center is only 55 as well. lows tonight will be in rough l and in addition to the storm in the bay area we have a winter storm warnings of this ciera up to two feet of snow expected over the highest peak so you do not want to be driving this afternoon and evening through tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast, you turned your clocks forward an hour this morning i hope, the storm arrives this afternoon continues through the evening and possible chance of thunderstorm and hail tomorrow but looking dry mid-next week. attacked and carjacked.

>> it was the ultimate adrenaline rush. i could barely sleep. >> you are looking at the moments after a recent college graduate walked out of a safeway in the richmond district early thursday evening and noticed something was very wrong. >> and them walking across the parking lot and i see this woman getting dragged across by her head and these girls are punching her, kicking her, stomping on her.on her.on her.o. >> reporter: a 75-year-old woman walking back to her red lexus was attacked by three young woman who took her keys and purse and try to carjack her. that's when this good samaritan who doesn't want to be named jumped in after dropping his jug of almond milk. >> honestly i'm still trying to figure out why i did this by just punched through the back window and it was loud enough and kind of scary enough to freak them out.

you could see the suspects get out of the car and briskly make their way to a waiting vehicle. >> i comforted the woman and called the police. >> reporter: she was tough as nails and declined treatment at the hospital. but before leaving -- >> she thanked me and said i will have to pay for back window so that is really nice. in our college graduate and forget to pick up his dropped jug of milk. >> i had to get my milk. that stuff is not cheap. >> i think i would say just, you know, stay strong. the community has one local lemur just had quthe national i. here, the new live

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