building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news . it can be a struggle a little bit, but seeing your friends and being outside is something that keeps me sane and keeps me happy. the entire bay area in thar red and many say it is a long time in coming. it is sunday, may 14th. . let's go look at the rain. looking at doppler seven and the cold front hitting the northern part of our state. it will move into the bay area.

we are mostly under cloudy skies with temperatures in the 40s. the winds will pick up as the front moves through with the wet weather. rainy and windy in the north bay and then it spread south across the peninsula and toward the east bay and south bay. you will notice sunset at 7:16 because of daylight saving. chris. as we start the day entire bay area taking a path toward normalcy. contra costa and sonoma counties joined the rest of the bay area and going from the restricted purple tear to red. this gives businesses the lift they have been waiting for for months. and we work together to building a better bay area. this morning matt boone leads us off from sonoma county. your joining the rest of the

bay area in the red tear after some of the harshest restrictions in the state. tony is a former pro player turned winemaker at three fast guys. he has watched many local businesses suffer. >> it's a struggle to make ends meet. is it even worth it to keep the doors open? that is the question. >> many restaurants have not had indoor dining since june. >> the goalposts keep changing and that makes it challenging. >> reporter: despite his discouragements, he is encouraged to reopen even though he will need to hire staff and make it ready. >> reporter: once we get to 50% endorse, we'll have more

regular capacity. >> reporter: people are willing to sit under the heat lamps, but here they have other tables with no heating elements and people are less willing to sit there on a chilly evening. >> it is cold and windy and if they are not near the heater, they don't want to stay. >> reporter: he plans to have indoor dining by tuesday but he says the change will not bring back the tourists and the warmer weather. >> we are hoping we are going to make a little more business. >> reporter: in sonoma, matt boone, abc7 news. it is 9:04 and breweries and wineries can resume outdoor interaction. and there will be a new bear to get back into the spirit. >> we released a beer called no we appreciate the system and we are working through it, but it is a play on words and it is

based off of an ozzy osbourne song, no more tiers . and reporter luis peña more. >> january was definitely a little scary. luckily, things like round 2 came around and we were able to hang on. luckily, we did get to reopen again in january. so, since then, things have been a little brighter. >> reporter: the co-owner of faction brewing in alameda. the lines kept getting longer with customers coming back.

>> reporter: the required breweries to offer food in order to reopen. what help them stay open was a food truck. >> we are doing this as a team and for the last seven months, a fock and we relied on we had them to be here. and michael feels the same way. they could do it without us but i don't know if we could do it without them. >> alameda county and the red tear which means breweries can open outdoor only. and there are 90 minute time limits per table. the business has to close by 8:00 p.m.. all of the changes in the tears inspire them to come up with a new beer. >> we released a beer call >>theyall work together to stay afloat.

>> to make a beer we are selling just above our cost to help support them so that they can make some money and get some people out there. >> something else breweries and wineries are looking forward to is that once they open to the orange tear, they will be able to open at 25% cassidy, or 100 people, whichever is fewer. i am luiz pena , abc7 news. week closely follow what is opened where you are with our interactive reopening tracker. you can see what is available in each county available on abc7news.com. more people eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. this next phase allows people with serious underlying health conditions to get a shot . if you are 16 to 64 years of age with one of the conditions listed on your screen. you can reach out your healthcare provider. people

with high risk conditions will not be required to provide documentation to verify their diagnosis. appointments could become tough to come by until supply ra . on the one-year anniversary of schools being shut down, the san francisco teacher's union has a plan to return to in person learning with increasing distance. they march from alamo square to civic center plaza where families demanded all schools reopen full-time immediately. they plan to return students in kindergarten through fifth grade in person by april 12. parents say that kids of all ages in middle first middle school through high school need to come out of isolation. >> we should not be afraid to come back for public health reasons. the cdc and the san francisco all in agreement lic pu that it is safe for children to

be in the classroom. >> reporter: the mayor talked about the opportunities being offered to students this summer to help them get back on track. >> we have a large donation and other folks from the private sector who are willing to provide help and support so that we can serve 25,000 up to 35,000 kids. we are looking for more support to do that. >> reporter: the mayor says she expects all teachers and staff will be vaccinated to get the schools open again. the sf mta is looking to get schools reopen with trains. intransito reintroduce the school trippers program and for high school students after school hours.

in our abc7 special series marking one year after the lockdown. that is when the world, as we knew it, changed forever one year ago. now that the vaccination effort is in full swing, the future of the post-pandemic era is on everyone's mind. we will look at lessons learned and the path forward to building a better bay area. find them on air and online at abc7news.com. you can also go to your abc7 news app or wherever there is streaming. it is not worth going out tonight, but this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. this is a good time to get out before rain arrives in north bay and i will show you when it will impact your neighborhood

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the time now is 9:13. thank you so much for starting your day with abc7 news . this is a live look from walnut creek on this sunday morning. frances will have the forecast in just a little bit to help you plan out your weekend. man shot and killed while on duty in 2018. according to police, officer andrew hall was questioning a homeless man standing in the middle of the road on sycamore road. the man i dating identified as 32-year-old tyrell wilson

pulled out a knife and advanced toward hall. hall fired his weapon. wilson is in critical condition at the hospital. hall is now on paid administrative leave per department policy. hall so also shot and killed another man in november of 2018. police say that he led officers on a chase and steered his vehicle toward the officer. witnesses, at the time, disputed that from police >> we are feeling the hate and the hurt and so we want to show our strength and solidarity. >> reporter: fighting for race and social justice as part of building a better bay area is the commitment we have made to you. soy, g and a violence against asian a cornell bernard has more on the call for unity.

>> will you march with us and most importantly, what you love us? >> reporter: this large crowd outside of san jose city hall to stop hate and violence against asian americans. >> it is unfortunate that we must gather today that we must recognize and unite to stamp out the hate in our community. >> reporter: more crimes against asian americans are coming to light in the bay area. one man shattered shouted an ethnic slur during an alleged sexual assault of an asian woman at the station on wednesday. >> hate crimes are your problem . this is my problem in this is your 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 a little stronger together. >> reporter: summer sharing personal stories of

discrimination. >> is a yum immigrant and this country about 40 years ago, i heard these comments. speak english, you dam foreigner. go back home. questions like, do you eat dogs? i would hope that from then, that things would've gotten better, but they have gotten worse. >> reporter: many pledging solidarity to stopping hate but also financial support as well the sharks and 49ers each pledging $10,000 to a nonprofit hate crime reporting project. >> since this started, there been 3000 reported hate crimes against aa ip folks. this must stop. >> and feeling hopeful to see so much support for her community. >> you can either let the hate get to you, or you can look at the hope in our community. i

choose to look at the hope in our community. >> reporter: in san jose, cornell bernard, abc7 news. earlier this past week , a 75-year-old man robbed while on his morning walk. there was another rally held in chinatown last week where community members spoke out against a crime bill, sb 82 authored by nancy skinner. they say it would lessen the punishment for these types of crimes. >> it would be including the asian community. by changing the robbery and petty theft if the victim is not seriously hurt. >> reporter: sb 82 would not

change or reduce the penalty on violent assaults. it is to clarify state law so that no violent cases of theft are not charged with violent felonies. as they confront issues of race and social justice, we are he'll do to help. go to abc7news.com/take action for a list of resources you can use . now turning to weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan paired increasing clouds with doppler seven and the satellite and radar image ahead of the front this afternoon. you can see across the bay toward san francisco and we have gray skies overhead. in san francisco, cooler and down to 49 right now. oakland at 53. mountain view at san jose at 49.

we are looking south toward the bay bridge in san francisco. we have clouds during the morning hours and rain this afternoon. it is cooler in the north bay and milder compared to yesterday . 45 at santa rosa and napa at 50. concorde at 51. temperatures milder because of the cloud cover. we will rank this storm at a 1 out of five. a light storm starts this afternoon and will be heavy to moderate at times. it continues into tomorrow when it turns to scattered showers. the winds pick up this afternoon as the rain moves through. they will be coming from the south and then as the front moves through, they will come from the northwest. tomorrow is the best chance of under and hail as instability continues. we may even see snow look at the forecast animation. by lunchtime, we are still

pretty dry. if you want to do anything outdoors, now is the time because the wind is light. then we will see moderate rainfall along the northern coast. light rain north of santa rosa as well. by 6:00 this evening, it slides south with moderate rainfall in parts of the east bay and the peninsula. by 9:00, it moves through the south bay as well. gone overnight but we have wraparound moisture which will create the scattered showers and this no levels for tomorrow. the rainfalls are around a total of a quarter of an inch or less des . 55 in san francisco and oakland at 59. san jose at 60. the rain will move into the north bay and the winds will be strong along the

coast. 30 mile per hour gusts will continue in tomorrow as well. grab a jacket, if you are heading out. scattered showers tomorrow and you will need the umbrella handy just in case. a slight chance of thunderstorms and hail. tuesday morning, we start off clear and dry. because we won't have the cloud cover in the morning, it could be really cold with some areas dropping down to the 20s. drier and more mellow mild into st. patrick's day. we are tracking another system and a lighter storm on thursday and into friday. hopefully we dry out by next weekend. we need the rain, so get ready for it. at least we have a break right now. >> and we will have some activity on live doppler 7. and up next on abc7

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. >> reporter: first, i never knew there was a genre of music that revolves around a rational number pi . this is amazing. there are multiple songs dedicated to pi and i am here for it. >> it is incredible how much enthusiasm there is for the concept of pi and how much creativity has been unleashed in the celebration of pi day. it began at the exploratory him in 1988. it was instigated by physicist larry shaw and attempts become an internationally celebrated event for curious people around the world. >> for those of us who don't remember high school math as well as we should, what is the quick explanation? >> pi is a mathematical

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this is abc7 news . and the spring surge. fears of an uptick nationwide. warning reopening's maybe too much too soon. it is half past the hour on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i am chris nguyen . we get to the battle against coronavirus as well as the new stimulus checks. first, let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologists frances dinglasan . as i show you live doppler, you can see the cold front g. n winds start to change and here is a live looked toward the oakland area at 880 and the

coliseum. today ranks 1 out of 5 temperatures in the 40s and the winds will pick up, especially just before the cold front passes through. it will hit the north bay first and spread south throughout the evening hours. sunseted 7:16 tonight because of daylight saving. then as it turns to scattered showers, we will talk about hail and snow. chris. thank you. air travel is surging as more and more americans get vaccinated. spring breakers are headed to florida and texas despite warnings. it. it out the progress made in the battle to contain the virus. reporter karina mitchell has the details. the last month with the country averaging 2.3 million shots per day. health officials say 106 million doses have been

administered in the u.s. by last night. some experts warn of the consequence if enough people do not get vaccinated. >> we do not reach that 80% number, you will see a fierce surge of the virus coming back next winter. >> reporter: this as more americans are traveling. >> since this whole pandemic thing, this is my first time but yes, i do feel comfortable. >> reporter: they screened 1.3 million people on friday, the most since the pandemic began. many spring breakers headed toward texas and florida with few masks in sight. >> hospitalizations and deaths remain high. we have been fooled into being too lax. now is the time to buckle down and see this through. you're at least 24 states have rolled back restrictions including california where l.a. county gyms and movie theaters and indoor dining resume monday.

karina mitchell, abc news, new york. house speaker nancy pelosi disagrees with republicans over the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. >> it is only in the congress of the united states were the, republicans had refused to meet the needs of the american people. they did not vote as i said i them to vote no and take the dough. you can be sure that the states and communities will be receiving this and they will not be complaining about it back home. >> reporter: speaker pelosi appeared earlier and said that hit bank accounts this weekend. and the american rescue plan will quickly go into effect. you can track the status of your third stimulus check on your get my payment tool. just enter your social security number, date of birth and s. ayerwho have given bank information to the irs will get a direct deposit.

others will get checks or debit cards in the mail. vp harrison president biden will hit the road to explain the nearly $2 trillion package to the american people. mary alice parkes has more from the white house. >> reporter: this is a coordinator cross country tour with the first lady up and down the east coast with the president. vp kamala harris and the second gentleman headed out to nevada. all four hitting seven states. they do have open and competitive senate races next year and most of them. the goal is to talk to americans and educate people about the benefits and the new law available to them. and mary alice, i know they want people to think about relief package but will this be overshadowed by what is happening at the u.s./mexico

border? >> this is a massive humanitarian issue and a political issue for president biden. ordering fema to help shelter and care for unaccompanied minors. more than 9000 unaccompanied minors cross the border last month alone. 20,000 people traveling as family units. there is overcrowding at the facilities and a struggle to implement covid testing. republicans say the president should have seen this come coming. kevin mccarthy is headed to the border with other republicans. congressional democrats are angry and frustrated. they ran on doing this better and figuring this out. they say the president biden needs to focus on this and make progress here. >> good information. if you have questions about your stimulus check, you can contact 7 on your side and michael finney. he and his team up and relentless learning as much as they can. you can also reach out on

abc7news.com. the time is 9:35 . now marking the anniversary of the death of breonna taylor in a botched police raid. her mother insisting the officers face criminal charges. here is more. >> reporter: overnight a demonstration in los angeles marking the one-year anniversary of the death of breonna taylor turning violent. watches these two demonstrators climb onto the hood of a police car as the officer speeds away. these images of stark contrast to the start protests from portland to louisville. the familiar rallying cry echoing through the streets. keby the - year-old's death honoring her legacy. fighting for justice that they stay still has not come.

>> reporter: it was march 13th, 2020 when these officers knocked down breonna taylor's door and a botched raid. she and her boyfriend jumped out of bed and were met with a barrage of bullets. the young emt did not survive. her mother said they should be held accountable. rihanna's lot banning no knock warrants. not one of the officers has been charged in the death. the kentucky state attorney general said the officers thus pro use of deadly forest force was authorized. her boyfriend suing the police department and the officers involved in the deadly shooting . spencer death, her name is now

synonymous with the black woman movement. activists across the country making sure the world will not forget her name. >> it is a good day for the doj . they are coming to arrest the cops. >> reporter: president biden added he is committed to police reform. still ahead on abc7ny warnings. what the falcon 9 rocket accomplished this morning . first, as we had to break, first, as we had to break, here is a look these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema,

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liftoff. never gets old. this morning spacex launched a batch of startling satellites into orbit. the falcon 9 numb rocket landed safely first in the spacex fleet to launch and lens nine times. tomorrow the san francisco giants will contact season ticket holders. the oakland a's are selling ticket game vouchers for single-game starting thursday. up tcapa oracle allow fans for kland lium happening today. the warriors launch their campaign for women's empowerment month. for today's game against the utah jazz, the team is inviting female bay

area small business owners to watch the game from the stands. the warriors delivered 1000 hot meals from oakland restaurants to the east oakland community project, oakland liz lohuis and operation dignity as part of the platform. today marks one year since steph curry and aisha curry turned the focus from there eat, learn, play foundations to help those struggling during the pandemic. they wanted to make sure that no child went hungry after oakland schools closed. with the help of the alameda food bank and the world central kitchen and local restaurants, they have served 15 million meals including $7.9 land unifiedhelp for studts ofverything in the accuweather forecast. perhaps this morning is a good time to

get those errands done. >> this looks toward the bay where you can see the winds are light out of the southwest. look for gusts reaching 30 miles per hour this afternoon as this storm approaches hitting northbay first bringing rain in the afternoon into the rest of the bay area during the evening. i will let you know how much rain you can expect and when it will hit your neighborhood. and the sharks sweep the ducks in anaheim. the latest coming up in sports. and we invite you to join our team of experts for our america, women

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welcome back. the time is 9:45 in this is a live look from zephyr cove at lake tahoe. maybe you slept in today

frances will get you caught up on the full accuweather forecast when she returns in just a few minutes . first, in sports today it is steph curry's 33rd birthday pier the warriors will try to make it a good birthday as they face the utah jazz with tipoff at 1:00 p.m. at chase center. tomorrow the sharks are in las vegas to battle the golden knights. and here is sports anger chris alvarez with the latest in sports. the sharks had chances for back to back wins on consecutive nights if they could beat anaheim and secure the first winning streak of the season. the second game of a four-game 14 points in the last 12 games with the third straight game with a goal. and martin jones during his part on saturday. 26 of 27 shots thsecond

then a wide open kelvin kevin bank finds a point and it's 2-1. and the sharks win their third straight 3-1, the final. and thursday night's loss to the clippers with arguably their worst loss of the season. stefan curry visibly frustrated during a timeout. they play host to the utah jazz later today. and while it is not often you see his emotion like that, he has heard steph curry yell before. >> he has yelled at me a few times about shooting the ball. shoot the ball! , or something like that. it may be a little different than the words that i just used. do not be fooled, hedoyell > 12s

and the rebound puts it up. 4.5 to go with jared lucas burying the triple. and he fakes out the defense with a nice layup in the lane. 70-68 they win and they clench an automatic berth in the ncaa tournament. and the giants and indians with scottsdale. a run and the giants go 4-0. and the walnut creek native, that is his first cactus league ofhe deal. and winning at the arnold palmer invitation at tpc sawgrass. it will go 11 under overall and second place. and lee westwood putting for pa

under. that is your look at sports and i will send it back to you. knowledge check the bay area forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan . filling in with the satellite and radar image. a live look from the east bay d t temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san francisco at 49 and mountain view at 50 and half moon bay at 50 right now. we are looking south toward the bay and you can see san francisco there as well. a milder morning and no 30s. at0s in fairfield and concord. the storm we are expecting ranks a 1 out of 5 on the storm impacts scale. it starts in the northbay and continues tomorrow

. you will notice winds picking up and we will have gusty conditions this afternoon . rain will be moderate at times and turned to scattered showers tomorrow. because it is so cold, we will see a chance of thunder and hail most likely tomorrow and possibly snow at the highest elevations. here is a forecast animation. by lunchtime, we are dry for the most part. by 4:00, wet in the northbay and the yellow shows more moderate rainfall. pink and white as snow in the are a -- in the higher evat it movetoward the later pau wi tice the sierracounrcwidictn, yoll see p scattered showers throughout the day on monday. the winds will pick up d th

wind will move from the northwest and gusting up to 30 miles per hour. it will feel chilly as well. you do not want to be driving to and from tahoe from 5:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. we could see up to two feet of snow which will mean chains and difficult travel. visibility will be limited as well. today will be on the cool side with windy conditions at the beaches. 55 at san francisco. the lows tonight will be in the 40s with 30s returning because of less cloud cover during mid-30s there. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. turn your clocks forward one hour if you have not already. rain continues this evening with a chance of hail and thunderstorms tomorrow. a cold tuesday morning, but try. more sunshine and warmth for st. patrick's day. a

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san francisco zoo is celebrating a special birthday this weekend. the ring tailed lemur just turned 22 years old on saturday . you may remember he was stolen out of his exhibit in october. the zoo was worried that he would not survive due to his old age that he was eventually found in daly city by an alert five-year-old boy. one last look at the weather and frances you have been here all morning long tracking the forecast. by 6:00 this evening, we will have widespread rain as it moves through the bay area. turning to scattered showers for monday. temperatures on the cool side and in the 50s for the most part. near 60 in some inland areas. storms possible on monday because of these cold systems.

some temperatures dropping to the upper 20s, possibly. wednesday looks more dry and mild for st. patrick's day. thank you francis. and we will leave you for now with a live look outside. what a joy it was for me to spend time with you especially with the rain arriving. abc7 news returns a 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day everybody.

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