colorado. and three more bay area counties taking

a flag staff and lights lit to remember the 730 people here in contra costa county who lost their life to covid-19. >> santa clara county moving into the second tier. a push for more guidance from the governor. >> oakland is about to announce a guaranteed income pilot program. stockton did it first with the city's former mayor has to to about it. tracking winds and warmth this weekend. the forecast is coming up. skwr-sz this is the boulder police department. the entire building is surrounded. a stand off between police and inside a grocery store in boulder colorado. >> it was like bang, bang, bang, bang and i immediately

sprinted over to her. >> craig: panicked shoppers run for cover. 10 people died including 7 police officers. >> my heart goes out the the th victims of this incident. and i'm grateful for the police officers that responded. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. police tonight say they have the suspect in custody. >> police are trying together a motive. >> unfathomable terror inside this grocery store in boulder colorado. >> we know of 10 fatalities at the scene. including one of our boulder pd officers by the name of eric talley who's been on the boulder police department since 2010. >> reporter: officer talley the first on the scene. >> boulder has suffered a mass shooting.

this is not the first mass shooting we've had in the state of colorado. >> reporter: a man with a rifle opening fire in the parking lot on monday afternoon and then making his way inside. >> he sounded the alarm and that's when more shots started. more shots. it's scary. >> reporter: shoppers and employees desperately running, some huddling in a storage room imagining the worse. police rushing to the scene, the sound of gunfire ringing through the radio traffic. as officers try to commute communicate with the shooter inside. >> there's a shooter, active shooter. >> reporter: finally an hour after the first calls came in police escorting this man shirt shirtless and bleeding from the super store. he appears to be in handcuffs as he's led out and placed in a stretcher. >> i promise the victims and the people of the state of colorado that we will secure

justice. >> a pain staking investigation is already under way both at the crime scene and in interviews. >> reporter: richard cantu, abc news, new york. new details now on the deadly zogwild fire. calfire said today a pine tree that fell on to power lines ignited it. the wildfire burned in shasta county last fall killing four people and destroying 204 buildings. calfire said its investigation found that the power line set the fire that pg & e owned and operated. moving to contra costa county, the second county to extend vaccine eligibility to people 50 and older. this as the county took a moment to remember the lives lost to the virus. we're live in martinez with the emotion event.

>> reporter: candles lit in memory of the 750 people that died due complications lost to covid-19. >> businesses lost, schooling not what it should be for many of our children. >> reporter: a flag flew at half staff outside the contra costa regional medical center, while lost lives were remembered this wasn't about sadness and what was lost but also the good to come along with this actual ceremony a virtual event of healing. >> our message tonight is about hope. it's not always easy to feel hopeful during a pandemic. >> reporter: but it was felt on the streets including contreras who has covid three months ago but also someone who just got the vaccine and is excited about what's to come. >> i feel better, i feel strong. and i'm very optimistic. >> reporter: as of monday, contra costa county will allow everyone 50 and older to get a

covid-19 vaccine shot. that's an additional 325,000 people. officials admit supply is limited, they're urging everyone to be patient if they're on the list and have received a confirmation e-mail. >> we're a couple of years off. that's okay we're in line, waiting and excited to get it done. >> reporter: the county health director tells me it's unclear as to when the next round of individuals will be eligible for the next covid-19 vaccine. jr stone, abc 7 news. the only other county in the bay area vaccinating people over the age of 50 is solano county. abc 7 news was at a vaccination location. its supply has been reduced by 60% recently. and new developments tonight the u.s. national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says aztra

zeneca may have included outdated information from a vaccine trial and that could give an incomplete view of the efficacy of their shot. >> astra zeneca is reporting its vaccine is 79% effective at preventing infection and 100% effective at preventing severe disease and hospitalization. several european countries briefly halted its use over concerns it caused blood clots. the trial in the united states however found no increased risk or serious side effects. a bay area couple took part in that trial. the husband got two doses of the vaccine and the wife a placebo. he thinks it's already kept him from getting infected. >> i experienced no reactions from both doses and my arm didn't even feel anything. you know, i would say, it actually helped me a lot. i went out to a hockey tournament in texas with my son, many kid got covid, and one of them was my son.

because i got didn't get sick. >> astrazeneca plans to ask the fda for early approval in april. it could deliver 40 million doses to the united states upon approval. you can check out the state's vaccine tiers who's available right now and see how much progress your county has made in the vaccination process. it's all part of our vaccine tracker which you will find on abc 7.com. three more bay area counties are expected to enter the orange tier this week. tomorrow the state will release its new rankings. marin, san francisco and santa clara county are expected to move into the less restrictive tier. they will join san mateo county. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo learns how the county is preparing and how officials there are pivoting. >> it was a harsh winter and now we're kind of moving out of

that phase. >> reporter: with the anticipated move out of the orange tier comes more capacity. restaurant, theaters museums and other destinations can expect increased occupancy to 50%. another major change impacts bars without normal food service. >> a path forward for them to reopen safely will be tremendously important. >> reporter: for bar owners this means finally being able to take on outdoor only service. temple lounge and bar says he's had to partner with the bobba business to keep afloat. this moving is giving him hope. >> people are optimistic this will probably be the last shut down hopefully that we'll have to endure this year. >> reporter: but downtown san jose is nowhere close to what was once considered normal. 80 canceled conventions and hundreds of canceled events has kept tourists away. the lack of state guidance is

proving to be bad for business so they've joined more than 130 others writing the governor. >> these events are books one, two, three years in advance. if we don't have the guidelines and other states do that puts us at a disadvantage fofo >> reporter: getting that guidance is crucial. this may not change things in the convention level but it will mean a lot for the community. >> reporter: it's a concept that's been gaining steam. universal basic income. the new program that oakland is expected to introduce tomorrow. >> another violent attack on an asian woman in san francisco. why the timing of this incident is even more disturbing. plus more edd glitches.

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it's national puppy day on gma. this is the morning we all deserve. we'll see you tomorrow on good morning america. on the day the country saw record turn out at rallies to stop asian hate, a san francisco woman is speaking out about a dramatic daytime robbery and attack. these are the injuries a woman

named clarise sustained after she was attacked by three men in broad daylight while she and her friend were walking home from church in knob hill. three suspects including this person in an orange ski mask approached clarise from behind and grabbed her handbag. when clarisse didn't let go the suspect punched her in the face. even getting dragged by a vehicle. you can see, there she is just lying in the street. clarise hopes the perpetrators are caught and that justice is served but credits her faith in god for getting her through this ordeal. she has this message to those responsible. >> kids, i forgive you and i want you to, like i really hope and pray that you guys will get just whatever you need out of life and not in a way that's

criminal. >> wow, really remarkable response. clarisse doesn't know if this was hate motivated. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. while we don't have all the answers we do have an awful lot of resources. to final your ally you can head to abc 7 news.com/takeaction. oakland is expected to launch one of the largest basic income pilots in the country tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke to the mayor who launched this popular trend. >> reporter: oakland is about to launch an experiment to test universal income. >> with the pandemic the number and range of people who can use this has grown tremendously. >> reporter: the number of families, the amount they will receive and for how long. all of it funded through philanthropy. >> if the results of that show tremendous benefit, fewer people unemployed, positive

impacts for all of oakland then we could look to see how we transition that into some kind of public/private combination. >> reporter: it's been done before in a number of u.s. cities. the first time in stockton in 2016. >> we gave 105 residents $500 a month. looking at spending data. >> reporter: michael tubbs is the former mayor of he has launched mayors for guaranteed income. >> what did you learn from stockton's program? >> well i learned that all the myths we have about why people struggle in this economy aren't true. could cause people to be able to be more likely to find full time work. be less likely to be unemployed. we saw that the income had positive mental

effects similar to prozac. >> using private money, the question is does it sort of move over into the public arena because once you start a program up and it's generous and everybody looks it it's really tough to stop it. >> reporter: san francisco is exploring a similar program. kate larson, abc 7 news. more stress for the state's jobless trying to get their next benefits check. an untold number of people trying to both certify their benefits or apply for the first time are being kicked off the online portal. 7 on your side's michael finney has more on this. >> reporter: the edd's website warns of limited service. some customers are experiencing issues using the services we're working to restore service as soon as possible. please check back later. >> 7 on your side received this first complaint about this issue on saturday. focus on fixing your website, so we all can get paid, one person tweeted. those receiving their benefits must recertify every two weeks

in order to get their next unemployment check. those trying to bypass the online portal aren't having any luck either. another tweeted i've still been calling edd since 8:00 a.m. today and still edd phones are down. debby scott of napa went on the site to begin certifying at 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. she tried into the night and again at 1:00 in the morning. >> you feel sick to your stomach thinking that, okay what if this is, what if this is it. what if i'm going to to to that bermuda triangle hole where there won't be any money until the summer. >> reporter: edd says it's trying to work to fix the issue. >> how many times do we have to be faced with another set of failures by the edd. >> reporter: he's demanding edd send him a report on all web outages in the last three months. >> we're going to find out

precisely how often, how long, and what's wrong. or they're going to basically have to face me and other members of the california legislature very, very soon. >> reporter: debora tells me she's finally been able to confirm her benefits but is not sure. >> it took. but it would not let me confirm or go back into the web page. so i truly don't know that i actually certified. >> reporter: debby contacted us to confirm she did successfully certify and should be getting her check shortly. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> of course michael will stay on this as he has from the very beginning. lets turn our attention to the weather forecast. dion i think you said earlier we should hold class outside tomorrow because it's lovely. >> i think you said it best earlier that we should see if

our managers approve, right. >> why not. i think you guys should take it outside. it is going to be beautiful. although you better have a lot of hair spray in your hair because the winds are going to be blowing. they're already blowing tonight. i want to show you a live picture from our east bay cameras. the cameras have been bouncing because of the gusty winds and it's not just higher elevations it's lower elevations as well. take a look, novato, 37 miles per hour. those wind gusts have been any where from 40 to 48 miles per hour the strongest winds. those winds are in with a system passing through. wind advisory until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. gusts up to 40-miles-an-hour will make it difficult driving and watch out for blowing debris. i want to show you the hour by hour forecast. if you're a light sleeper it's going to be tough to sleep tonight with those winds howling. 30-mile an hour winds will not

be a question tomorrow morning around commute time. 40-miles-an-hour, discovery bay 38. those strong wind continue into the evening hours before they begin to subside going into early wednesday morning. here's the front that is producing light snow in truckee and tahoe. who says it's spring. i mean they're getting winter like weather but here in the bay area we just have a few patches of fog on live doppler 7 near half-moon bay. those temperatures are being held up because of the wind. so most of you in the 40s and 50s not quite as chilly as what we've experienced in years past. tomorrow morning, windy, clear, 40s for most of you. we're looking at gusty winds for the noontime hour. milder afternoon, low 60s to low 70s. milder than todays that. once the sun sets temperatures will begin to fall. coldest will be near mendecino for tomorrow morning. for the rest of us it's mainly 40s for your temperatures out

the door. tomorrow afternoon, up to 70 in concord, fairfield 66, san francisco. a nice sunny day, 69 san rafael. 67 palo alto. 71 degrees in santa rosa with 64 in half-moon bay. temperatures coming up tomorrow, the warming continues on wednesday even though it's still going to be a bit on the windy side today. cooler and cloudier on thursday. for those of you who don't like it warm. look at what happens toward the end of the workweek going into the weekend. we're talking about mid- to upper 70s. that 78 on sunday. might have to go up to 80 degrees. yeah. well above average for this time of year. so dion and dan get ready for the shorts and the

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