progress is being made in reducing pandemic restrictions. it is affecting one third of the bay area. our most iconic county and a part of the north bay are advancing to the next stage of reopening. a week after san mateo county became the first to move to the orange tier it is being joined by three more counties san francisco, rent marin and santa clara. the rest remain in the red tier. what is the difference between orange and red?and red?and red?? >> indoor entertainment centers like bowling alleys can reopen for the first time indoor swimming pools are allowed to open at places like gyms hotels. >> bars can provide outside service without having to serve food. wineries, breweries and distilleries can welcome customers inside. after a year of remote work, employees are allowed back into the office. >> that news has london breed

very excited. >> what that means is downtown is going to start to come alive again. what that means is hopefully many of the restaurants and the coffee shops and places you have seen that have been struggling will hopefully be able to open open open open ope orange tier means capacity at oracle park goes from 20% to 33% for giants games. >> all of this reopening is good for the economy and good for building a better bay area too. we met people who are welcoming the changes in the segment in the bay area's largest county, some would say life is slowly getting back to normal. >> i think it is a result of everyone's very hard work and santa clara county that we have made such great progress. and san jose business has been relatively strong. so much so that starting wednesday, the beloved attraction will be open seven

days a weeka weeka weeka weeka k >> now, it is self-guided. there is plenty of room in front of you and plenty of room behind you. the tour is limited to your immediate household unit. >> as santa clara county moves to the orange tier, attractions such as museums and zoos can operate at 50% capacity. restaurants can expand indoor dining by the same amount. >> to know that people care about us and our food and me -- >> this week, shift jackie johnson celebrating the reopening of jackie's place in san jose. how old spot burned down last staff. ,e sed take ling hi new >> you dream about something and put it into the atmosphere. when do you look up and you are actually standing in your dream. to open up those doors it felt really, really good. >> as more businesses open up the visitors bureau is hopefully more people will choose san jose as a staycation

destination. >> with the pandemic we realized we needed to pivot and shift gears. our local community is what has been keeping san jose downtown float. >> an opportunity to rediscover some old favorites one year into the pandemic. the progress being made with vaccines is a part of what is allowing the bay area to open up more. yesterday astrazeneca announcedd its vaccine has 79% efficacy rate and was 100% effective in preventing severe disease and hospitalization. now, an independent group overseeing the data says astrazeneca released outdated information and didn't indn't recently confirmed covid cases among study participants. astrazeneca will continue to analyze new cases and will reissue fuller results within

48 hours. this is a live look at the oakland coliseum which is a mass vaccination side in our area. they have paused taking new appointments and second doses will no longer be given out after this weekend. starting monday it will only give out doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine which means it will be one and done for anyone who gets the shot. more than 227,000 people have been vaccinated at that site. that is not too far behind the number of vaccinations given in total in san francisco. we have all of the vaccine coverage in one place. we have that including a story breaking down differences between the different kinds of vaccines. you can also look at our vaccine tracker questions you may have. let's turn your attention to education. it is another area we focus our efforts to build a better bay

area. >> the san francisco board of education is meeting right now in the midst of a controversy surrounding commissioner allison collins. she is being criticized for posting an array of disparaging tweets toward the asian american community. the public is expected to weigh in. we have some new information and we are in the newsroom with that. the public was allowed to speak. 20 minutes for those asking collins to resign and of course 20 minutes for those who support her. after that session, commissioner collins did offer her apologies. i have to say i think people who spoke today on both sides of the aisle agree this issue has become a huge distraction for the board at a time when there is so much work to be done including reopening schools. several sources have confirmed shortly after donald trump won the presidential election in 2016, a group of asian-american students in the afterschool program at san francisco middle school began taunting a

student. allison collins was a parent and not a member of the school board. those sources tell us she was outraged posting the now well- known controversy all 2016 tweets. "my mixed-race black daughter heard a voice teasing a latino about trump. it was also about mexicans and the . the boys were asian american. she later tweeted where are the vocal american speaking against trump. don't asian americans know they are on his list as well?" amos brown said that alone should not be reason to ask commissioner collins to resign. >> she felt pain! the same as asians have felt pain. >> brown made those comments at a rally where a member of the san francisco democratic party said collins should step down. >> i am offering a resolution coming forward to call for vice president allison collins removal or her resignation from the san francisco school board. >> the then principal of

francisco middle school, patricia teal, told us the school addressed the issue of racism and bullying but collins was relentless. eventually, the principal's contract was not renewed. she told me it could have been anybody. she built her campaign on my back. >> it is like cultural. some staff members told abc 7 that she is known for being brash at school board meetings. last april she put the deputy superintendent in an embarrassing position by asking who in the district was the highest-paid employee knowing it is the superintendence. the board also sets his salary. >> what is the salary? what is the amount of money we are talking about? >> so, i may ask dr. matthews if he wishes me to proceed. >> 325,000. >> 325,000. that is at the very top, right? >> yes. >> we are not saying collins will step down but if she does, it will be

breed to appoint a new commissioner. we know mayor breed has said collins should step down but what about the teachers union? after all, they supported her candidacy. >> they sure did. they endorsed her back in 2018. they are now saying she should resign. that is important. what that union says matters. the teachers union in san francisco has endorsed all but one board member. that was board president gabriela lopez. they did not endorse or. collins is up for reelection in 2022. dan, i can see the teachers union backing the candidacy. we'll see. thank you very much. a devastated downtown. that is the pandemic reality of san francisco. tonight we take you on a tour of empty streets and storefronts to finding the path forward. i was the only black in there. i don't know what was going

through her mind. i like to do is state facts. >> he is sharing his story alleging racial discrimination at starbucks. i am those wins tomorrow bring about some warmer temperatur

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stay calm. >> don't panic. you panic and you are in trouble. >> is training paid off. the search lasted three hours. they confirmed there was no woman with witness was the person who called it in. three years ago a gunman entered the property and killed tree people before turning the gun on himself. since then, residents say the chp has full-time operatives there. residence say there was less chaos this time around. an exclusive follow-up to a story we brought you nearly 2 years ago involving a company called house of aloha hawaii. trevor booker accused of taking thousands of dollars from bay area residents and never looking their vacations now faces criminal charges. melanie woodrow has the story you will see only on 7.

>> danny and sylvia had a great time with their extended family in mexico but this wasn't the trip they had originally planned. that trip never happened after they said their travel bucher told them last minute that their flights were canceled. >> i was really pitstop. there was 22 of us. >> crazy, crazy weather making everyone adjust. >> understandable, maybe. >> i reached out and kept asking her about the refund. she kept saying he was coming and coming. finally she broke all communication. >> soon the vast his family learned they were in alone. 2019 i spoke with dozens of her clients who had similar stories. >> i don't know how somebody has the heart and soul to do this. >> the police department and santa clara county districts office his opening and 45 accounts for failing to give back money and to felony accounts from withdrawing money

from a busines account she didn't use to pay traveled. >> this rises to the level of felony contact. we are talking about 45 victims to have lost over 100 thousand dollars in this case. >> victims like this family. >> i felt really betrayed. >> we trusted her and our friends trusted us. pretty soon it snowballed and everybody felt crushed. >> jennifer who discovered she hadn't really paid for her hawaiian vacation while she was in hawaii. >> myself and my family were left without a hotel. i had to pay for my hotel again when i was there. >> she said she would pay her back. >> she was a family friend. she was -- our kids our friends. she has hosted my kids at her house many times. i thought she would come around. >> she never did. now she may have to if found

guilty of a part of the sentence it would include a restitution request. >> you reap what you sow. all of these people put their trust in her. and, there money. >> i think it is great. it sounds like justice is going to be served. >> she pleaded not guilty to the charges. and an email her attorney says that they have no comment at this time. the das office wants to hear from any of our clients who are owed money. we will keep you on that story for sure. thank you melanie for that. different treatment because of the color of your skin. that is what a san francisco man said happen to him at a san jose starbucks location. tonight the company is apologizing. julian glover has this exclusive story. comes straight up to me, points to the door and says i need you outside. at that moment it embarrassing. it was irritating, humiliating. why me? >> starbucks starbucks starbuck

san francisco barbara bryce word after he was told to step outside of the san jose location while waiting for his order. is that a manager told him the store with that capacity per santa clara county's covid restrictions but he said other customers were allowed into the store. he told abc7 that he believes he was targeted because he was the only black. >> i was the only black in there. i don't know what was going through her mind all i can do is state facts. >> you took to instagram posting a video sharing his experience. >> it is had an unfortunate how real discrimination is. starbucks said "we have no toleration for discrimination of any kind and we never want a customer to feel discriminated against. we have retreat staff

respectfully navigate capacity limits to protect the health and safety of partners and customers. i was also told by a spokesperson that the company does not have video available of the incidents. despite having security cameras at the store wards attorney is not buying it. >> how convenient that is that the very key piece of evidence that would corroborate what took place here and would probably turn into a viral video once released, no one can seem to find. >> it rings similar to a 2018 incident in philadelphia with two black men were arrested for refusing to leave a starbucks location. they requested to use the restroom but were denied because they hadn't made a purchase. outrage led to the hashtagthe hg boycott starbucks and led to antibias training. >> we want to bring attention to this. no one should have to suffer silently. >> ward agrees. >> i want to make sure it doesn't happen to anybody else. >>'s attorney is now waiting to hear back from

determine how the company may be able to remedy the situation before deciding on if they plan on filing a lawsuit. meanwhile, a starbucks corporate spokesperson confirmed that additional trainng within be taken at 11 south bay starbucks locations in the near future. if you have a story for julian reach out to him online. you would like to hear from you. on twitter and facebook you can find him and on ion ion ion ioni the ongoing quest for race and social justice is taking the form of a new partnership in san francisco. the city's pride with in any chinese culture center are teaming up for a private event. >> by standing together we send a stronger message that everyone belongs. both in this city and in country. >> chinatown pride will be an online happy hour on thursday. it will include a drag show, video compilation and virtual tour of neighborhood landmarks. there will also be segments highlighting the work of bay area artists and writers. tickets are on sale now and

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welcome back. boy, was it windy today. >> it was too windy to stack feathers today. >> i am having a great hair day. put all of the products in your hair and it is still going to blow around. tomorrow is not nearly as windy but it is still pretty breezy for the rest of the winds are still pretty active across the entire bay area. early this afternoon had wind gusts close to 40 miles per hour. here is a reason why we are having this wind and continue to have it over the next couple of days. this high pressure is responsible for keeping us a dry

for the next seven days. it is blocking any storm system for moving into california. to the south and east there is low pressure. we are getting these winds funneled into northern california. this pattern is not going to change over the next 24 hours. the wind will be with us. hour by hour 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the wind is due back off a bit but it is pretty breezy out there with wind gusts gusting from 20-25 miles per hour. as the sun gets appear wednesday morning by about nine :00 and 10:00 in the morning winds looks to be the lightest. in the afternoon they're going pick up again especially along the coast. look at the coastal wind. again we are going to repeat this for thursday. we are stuck in this pattern of

breezy conditions. our camera from east bay hills is bouncing around. a gorgeous sunset and the sun going down at about 7:24. despite the wind, temperature- wise it is pretty comfortable. we are all in the 60s and color at half moon bay great visibility. there, you see mt. diablo. a good air quality as well. temperature-wise and other spots mid to upper 60s at this hour. temperature-wise you are okay. it is just the wind blowing around all of the pollen. not great for allergy sufferers not only today but for the next 2-3 days. free pollen running hi. your main offenders cedar, juniper, oak, pine. overnight we will keep temperatures elevated. most cities holding in the mid to upper 40s. a couple of spots into the 30s. tomorrow it is breezy if not windy right along the coast. tomorrow the wind will drag in some of the warmer weather. if you degrees warmer than we were today. a lot of 60s. about 70 in san jose. 71 the high in santa rosa.

you will notice thursday increased cloud cover. with the wind we are bumping into the 70s over the weekend saturday and sunday we will watch this close to

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trying to make your way home. when a pandemic stops our world, how do we find a path forward? >> that is when phil has been looking into all week and he is finding answers. joins us on how to what he found. >> get evening. san francisco's union square is home to some of the biggest names in retail. it is facing challenges like it has never seen before. before the pandemic those challenges including included everything from the home as being on the streets to the construction of the central subway which tore up much of the area. what happens when urtsficeers sn w willsquare or sissco and trngto find answers. segment these days there are

more pigeons eating lunch in union square then people. looked on every street around the square. with the clothes stores and boarded-up storefronts. they have lined up they have lined up the blocks. >> going into the pandemic had a lot of discussions about the future of brick-and-mortar retail. we see it all through here whether it is big department stores or specialty stores. saks fifth avenue and all of these. if they were going to continue on with the competition of the internet, what has the pandemic done for these stories? >> the pandemic has been awful for these stores. you need bodies. you need customers when they can't go outside and they are under government mandates shut down. and has been devastating. >> what has that done to the retail market? >> what it has done to the retail market is it has taken brick-and-mortar sales to a grinding halt. it is at zero. if you look at any business that is effectively shut down and out of business

disaster. >> disaster is how you could describe powell street. it is one of the city's biggest tourist attractions. at least, it used to be. the cable car runs down this is street. in a normal year, 26 million tourists mingle with shoppers in the financial district. mst of the businesses the cable cars roll past have come to a screeching halt. h&m gone. the gap, gone. >> what does that do to a downtown city core like san francisco's if you -- if you start seeing boarded- up stores. >> for all of the city centers, not just san francisco it has become a very quiet area. it affects everybody. >> what is the domino effect? >> the domino effect is that without customers there is no sales. no sales, tenants struggle to pay rents. there is more than just that. it is the fabric.

retail in the restaurants are the dna of every city. when it is very quiet and shutdown you lose the vibrancy. >> not olive union squares issues can be blamed on the pandemic. even before the virus construction made it hard for cars to get around. it also reduced foot traffic to stores. the city's homeless made it uncomfortable for locals and tourists alike and the rise of online shopping made brick-and- mortar locations less appealing. the has been a rise in crime in the neighborhood as well. >> we have retail space empty there. we have retail space empty there. we have this placethis placethip boarded-up. there has been a lot of problems with thefts and break- ins in the last couple of months. how does that play in? >> we have had a huge huge step back. people are breaking in. there breaking in all of the time. in some cases the police will

not even come very quickly. it is something we struggled with. this is our sacred our sacred francisco. all the tourists come here. this is our livelihood for retail. it really needs to be the most protected part of the city in my opinion for the commercial district. any little thing should have full-blown attention and be fixed immediately so we don't have these problems. >> retailers do not want to return to the old normal. they want a new normal. they want when with clean streets, police patrols and financial support to keep businesses open. >> do you think this area has been neglected by the city? >> i wouldn't call it out as neglected. i know lot of other cities are having the same issues.

it is something that needs to be made top priority. if you want recovery you needs to go out of your way and above and beyond like some other cities have done. they have recognized that it is a revenue. you want to come visit our beautiful city and see it like this? >> this is what josh's tailoring and design looks over.'s business has been there for 40 years. and has seen san francisco boom and it has seen it go bust. >> the owner been vaccinated and felt comfortable taking off our masks for a talk. >> you do custom tailoring and alterations and a lot of your clients are lawyers, financiers, and people that work in downtown. how has the pandemic affected you? >> it affected us like everybody else. our business is slow. we do have a lot of great followers for so many years.

i have almost 11,000 people in our contact list. contact list. >> you were able to keep it going? >> we are able to keep going and thank god our landlord was able to help us a little bit about rent. >> he is actually considering opening another store in another location in the city as well. commercial rent has dropped making it more affordable. is as well businesses may be down and storefronts are closing, customers still need alterations even for their online purchases. >> how many people did you have working before the pandemic and how many do you have now? ú>> b six people and myself. >> accounts for two. >> right now it is only one full-time and two pa

>> do you see that coming back? what is it going to take to bring it back to the old fours? what does the city need to do to make this work? >> in order for us really to be back to where we are is going to take a little while. >> he is not alone. just a couple of blocks away the galleria a mix of shoppers and those high-rise office workers use to keep they don't and least busy serving up lunches. the owner wants to get those office workers back. this is so he can bring his employees back and get back to the business of serving lunch. >> right now we have only three locations out of a total of 13 we had opened before the pandemic. >> before the pandemic there was so much street traffic in the financial district district guys had one of these superstores every couple of blocks. >> yeah. anyone who worked in downtown san francisco knew of later

land lease because we have been around for over 20 years. we have a restaurant every other block. there are so many people serve. >> how many now? >> right now we only have one restaurant open in the financial district. >> this is the one open at the galleria. we are glad we have this open. we want to open the rest of them. >> what do you need to open them? >> we need people. we need people in the financial district. >> for a business built to cater for downtown, they were be what would happen if all of the people that used to fill the towers don't come back. >> what happens if the crowd doesn't come back in the numbers? >> we are really concerned office workers will not come back in anywhere near the nmbers we had beforehad beforehe that is a big problem. it is a big problem for the energy of san francisco, the vibrancy of downtown. there are a lot of businesses, a lot of small family-owned businesses a downtown that i don't know how they are going to be able to survive. >> what is the solution?

the owner of our lunch chain says what we need is a level of civic pride and to downtown. in other words, rather than the ceos of these tech and financial firms saying it is okay for people to work away for a couple of days a week he needs the reverse to happen. for the big businesses to say no we want everyone coming back as often as possible. get back into the offices. to get back into the money flow. that is the will survive this economic crisis. the question is whether those ceos will listen. >> you and whether that happens. let's go back. retail as we know and as you have discussed with the struggling before the pandemic in a lot of ways. what could they do to feel all of those buildings? >> when option is putting housing or hotels on the upper floors. in other words he would have the retail and stores on the ground floor and then have housing. it may be a nice place to have a condo if you are overlooking something as picturesque as

union square. one of the reason it is such an attractive area is because of the vibrancy of people coming in and shopping. at that is not there, what are you going to be overlooking? that is going to be testing. we are not expecting the tourist recovery until 2024. >> this next phase fascinating. >> thank you. feel will be looking at all of the issues plaguing downtown all this week. tomorrow he will look at the race to get tourism back and why california is late in planning for people getting back. the latest in the boulder shooting including what jackie spear told us about stricter gun laws.

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we are learning more about the 10 victims of the boulder, colorado grocery store shooting. this is what it looks like outside of king soopers at the top of the the the the you can see a memorial where the parking lot is fenced off. president joe biden called for stricter gun control laws including banning assault weapons and closingosingosingosg check loopholes. >> what we want is safety measures. everyone has the right to own a gun. they want to use it for hunting purposes or to protect themselves but we don't want people that shouldn't we do know the incidence of gun violence in the united states is so much greater than it is anywhere in the world because we have more guns then we have people. >> the victims range in age from 20-65 and include a boulder police officer and father of seven, three

employees were killed. the suspect is a 21-year-old man who is in custody.

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let's talk about whether this wind will persist much longer. >> >> great air quality not only for today but through wednesday and thursday.

tomorrow it is a bright day. it is also breezy if not windy along the coast. that went temperature up. mid to upper 60s along the bay shoreline and warmest spot in the low to mid 70s. plan the whole next those wins switch direction and warm up saturday and sunday. we will keep the dry pattern for monday and tuesday. >> larry beale is here. larry, i have had this injury. boy, does that staying. it is tough. >> i know. be tailbone if you have ever fallen down, oh my goodness! it takes forever to heal. you know how much it hurts. we are going -- steph

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good evening, james wiseman and eric are out of covid protocol. they will play tonight. wiseman will start at center for the rest of the year. steve kerr said that. they will play against philly. steph curry will be out longer than expected. he had an mri on his bruised tailbone and it shows inflammation so the warriors best player will be reevaluated in another week.another week. tonight will be his third missed game. he will miss at least three more against the kinks/hawks, and bowls. >> he made some progress the first couple of days resting and then he did a little more work yesterday. our training staff and staff but their heads together and decided this would be a little bit longer than we thought

hoped. >> we'll see. hopefully back in a week. >> strength and leverage. keys for linemen in the nfl. trent williams knows how to do that. used that beverage to land a contract is the highest-paid offensive lineman in nfl history. he is staying with the 49ers. williams said he was out to dinner. he reached out to coach shanahan. the niners quickly came up with a six-year $138 million counter offer for their all-pro. just like with kyle's signing, it was kyle, the coach, hopping on facetime to deliver the good news. >> kyle love's to facetime. i don't think i ever talked to him on the phone. we had a good talk. i think i went back in and ate

dinner and by the time i got my keys back from valley and sat in the car my agent was calling me telling me. it didn't take more than an hour. >> leverage is a beautiful thing. >> the a's hosting the rockies tonight in mesa. the had a moment of silence to remember the victims of yesterday's shooting in boulder, colorado. dalton jeffries pitching his way down to the roster. jeffries goes for scoreless frames and he struck out 7. this is a good sign for the a's. returning from intercostal strain. that is in your ribs. he cranks a double to the gap in left-center. the a's when 4-when 4-when 4-wh- indians -- logan webb has not given up a run all spring. he is allowing one hit over 5 innings. he struck out 7. good movement. the giants up 4-6. that is absolutely obliterated. the second of the spring and the giants when 7-0.

the san francisco glens i don't know if you heard about them but they are a soccer team. they announced plans to build a soccer specific facility at treasure island. these are the renderings. this venue will sit about 1500 people. they will have incredible views overlooking the bay. they should be done by next spring. if i was planning that i would look back at the bay. this is a beautiful place. >> one more thing, kerry hyder, former 49er signing with with . three years 16 1/2 million. drew was talking about that particular matter that will blow out of here. it is all in my sinuses. that is where it is all that right now. the wind really is howling. >> i know. >> talk about steph curry. that is a really difficult

injury. every time you move it hurts. >> how did you >> say it again? >> how did you hurt yours? >> it was years ago when i was younger. i was a figure skater and competed in top figure skating. i took a bad fall on the ice. it hurts. >> you still haven't forgotten it. >> i can almost remember it it still hurts. >> those photos of the figure skating whenever surface. >> tonight it is to tell the truth at 9:00. it is at 11:00. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand on the tv app. it is available on apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app and start streaming. that is it for this addition of abc7 news. we appreciate your time.

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a product manager originally from lexington, massachusetts... a registered nurse from seattle, washington... and our returning champion-- a research center executive director from carrboro, north carolina... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- dr. mehmet oz. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gierto "je" i got to say i am still over the moon from yesterday. watching from home like you, i was always impressed by the intelligence

of the "jeopardy!" contestants, but when you're here up front in close, you see it is real. i am thrilled. i cannot wait to get into this game. good luck, kathryn, claire, and amal. here are the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. starting off with... and the... kathryn, you're our returning champion. take it away. let's take christian glossary for $200. amal. - what is a song? - that's correct. christian glossary for $400, ea - what is a song? kathryn.- that's correct. - what is a church? - no. amal. - what is a hat? - no. claire. - what is a miter? - no. we're looking for chair or a throne, a place you sit. back to you, amal.

brand mascots for $200, please.