the state's vaccination schedule. the possible timeline for opening up appointments to all adults there. and kids are heading back to school in oakland today, but something will be missing. why only about 60% of teachers will be there. easing restrictions. the three local counties we expect to see heading to the orange tier today. as we look outside today, a beautiful start to our day, and mike is tracking possible record warmth coming our way soon. good morning, tuesday, march 30th. >> anytime we hear record warmth, we kind of want to know what's going on. >> today is still going to be very warm, and it's not going to be quite as aggressive as the breezes yesterday. here's a live look at doppler radar, which is free of clouds and free of fall this morning.

we still have windy conditions in our hills. it's clear at 47 degrees. temperatures in the upper 40s near 7:00. look at that 64, to 67, very close even at the coast at noon. the coast will stay in the 60s, while the rest of us surge into the mid-70s by 4:00. look at that, at 7:00, we're60s on the coast, but still in the 70s for our bay area neighborhoods. let's get back to you for the news. developing news out of san francisco this morning, police are investigating a shooting in the mission district that left one person dead, and sent another to the hospital. this happened just after 9:00 last at an detailabout >>th morning, there is encouraging news about two of the three covid-19 vaccines here in the u.s. the pfizer and moderna vaccines have found to prevent 90% of covid

by two weeks after the shot. this is coming as the cdc warns of a possible fourth surge. the states that are seeing an increase in cases. >> reporter: cdc director, dr. michelle walensky said she's scared there could be an increase in cases. 13 states are reporting an increase in deaths. new york is expanding vaccine eligibility to everyone 30 years and older, starting today. all those 16 and up can start scheduling appointments one week from today. >> there are some 80-year-olds still waiting for a vaccine. in some places, we have 50-year- olds getting the vaccine. so it's all calculated at the national level based on census data. census data it that uses an it a ought automated rithm.

>> president biden is urging states to reinstate mask mandates, but at least two states are pushing back. new jersey is easing restrictions on outdoor gatherings, and alabama says it will move forward with lifting its mask order next week. three more bay area counties are moving into the less restrictive orange zone today. the state's colored safety tier system. we expect alameda, napa, and sonoma to advance to the orange tier. that means only solano, contra costa will remain in the red ren churches can increase their capacity to 50%. >> i would not go to a gym indoors right now. i would go to certain restaurants. probably not every restaurant. >> counties moving into the

orange tier can start making changes starting tomorrow. contra costa county could begin vaccinating everybody 16 and up as soon as dathis is acc deputy health officer. and abc news reporter, matt boone is live with the county's secret roll out that's been faster than the state. >> reporter: good morning. contra costa getting a lot of attention for their very quick roll out. the site here at diablo valley college has the capacity to administer 15,000 doses per week. one of the points that has made this so successful as we've been hearing is that the county also has 11 federally approved health centers that have been getting their own allocation of the vaccine. contra costa county as well was one of the first counties actually the second county in the bay area to expand eligibility to those 50 and older. that started last week. the county vaccinated 100,000

people last week alone. in total, some 45% of the county's 1.2 million residents have received at least 1 shot, and the overall allocation is only expected to increase in the coming weeks. so looking at the number of appointment as they headed into yesterday. health officials say they may actual continue to expand eligibility to those over 16 quite soon. >> i think it could be as early as tomorrow. could be as late as some time next week. >> reporter: by tomorrow, he was actually referring to today. at this early hour, we've not had an official announcement of that yet. they're building another vaccination site at six flags hurricane harbor. that is expected to open in the next few r anybody in the county who is 50 and older, they're urging you to sign up for your vaccine as soon as pop, before they move into that

next year. statewide, they plan on moving into that next tier by april 15th. reporting live in pleasant hill, matt boone. efforts are underway to provide vulnerable people with vaccinations. new mobile vaccine units will make a difference. >> reporter: the goal is to get covid-19 vaccinations to those who need protection most. in santa clara county, it's the same population able to get around the least. house-bound residents. >> being able to really reach them adequately is important. this will help kind of capture that last piece of the group that we really want to reach. >> reporter: in an effort expected to launch says the department will use their own equipment to get doses out for in-home vaccination delivery. the mobile teams will be taking direction from the county public health department. >> it definitely takes some effort for public health to

kind of identify those groups and those individuals, and then get a list in place, and then get us out there. >> reporter: in another approach announced monday, san jose mayor, sam liccardo, and county leaders pointed to $200,000 in funding for a new, and separate mobile separate unit. this unit would similarly serve house bound, elderly, and underserved residents in other areas. >> we have a lot of people to vaccinate. while we're moving quickly in our county, we can't miss anybody who wants to be vaccinated. mobile units like this are going to allow us to make sure that everybody in our community gets across the finish line. >> reporter: of course in both efforts, vaccine distribution is completely dependent on supply. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> if you have questions about vaccines, we have resources for you. we've grouped all of our stories together on one page.

just head to abc7news.com/vaccine. after more than a year in y distanced learning, oakland unified districts will welcome students back this morning. about 60% of families have said that they will return to on learning. al the district ma week optional for teachers. just under 40% are opting to come back. a teacher we spoke with was concerned that the support staff won't all be there today. >> if parents can't come on campus, and can't walk their kid to the classroom, who is going to do that? who is going to help a kid who's scared and upset, and having separation anxiety. >> students who are going back will be in hybrid mode with two days of in-person instruction, nd three days online. ruction, kindergarten through second graders are back in class in berkely. students are getting in-person learning five days a week. the classrooms are pretty full with plenty of plexiglass, and

masks, as you can see. just about all of the teachers have been vaccinated. all right, let's talk more about that wind advisory. remember, it's above 1,000 feet, so most of us do not live hed wis vebenit,maybe ce. this goes until here's a look. 60 miles per hour diablo. you're up there 38 to 4200 feet where some of the fastest winds are around. below that, we're at 10 to 15. for the most part, the winds have been a non-issue for most of us. if you're heading out to school or getting the kids ready for school, look at these temperatures. 47 to 53 at 7:00. low to mid-60s, 11:00. heading home, need a jacket in the morning. make sure they bring that jacket home. 64 at the coast. mid-70s elsewhere. as far as dealing with activities outside other than school, if you're home, you work at home, head outside, it's going to be a gorgeous

day. make sure you take sunglasses if you have to be outside for any length of time, and remember, there's potent amounts of pollen. we've got high amounts of tree once again. mulberry, oak, and pine. grass is going from low today to moderate tomorrow, and thursday. and the uv index, that's why you need the sunscreen. it's going to be high today, tomorrow, and thursday. we'll talk more about those record highs coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i want to get our first check of the -- >> reporter: commute, i think he was going to say. we're going to start with a look at the maps here, we do have residual delays moving through berkely. wrapped up at 5:00 a.m. we still have that slow patch of traffic, but it picks up once you take a look at emeryville here. live pictures showing you those westbound lanes. it actually looks like we have some emergency lights. that's new that just popped up on our screen here. i will follow up with the chp,

and see if anything is happening here. a live look in san jose showing off 101. we have very clear conditions in the south bay. local attractions are reopening, including two prtyfa the asian owners wondering if they were targeted. and new video of an east bay side show. we're going to tell you what happened next in

a former state commissioner says pg and e should be charged again. fire investigators blame the pg and e fire line for sparking the fire that killed four people. trees at risk of falling onto a power line. but pge and left that analysis out of its answers to the

federal judge. >> the federal judge is not another party to be played, okay? there are real rules here. they're in federal criminal probation. >> yesterday, sandoval requested a judge also investigate pg and e for contempt, and appoint a special master to investigate obstruction of justice. chp released this chopper video. it's an east bay side show chase and arrest. this all started around 6:00 sunday evening. one driver led chp on a chase all the way to the bay bridge. then oakland police later arrested the driver. now chp is looking for more suspects. there are also side shows in san francisco the same night. two asian singers so shaken up after fires in oakland over the weekend, they woke up to this. flames overtaking their cars, now they're burned, and they're trying to figure out if they

were targeted. abc7 news anchor, deon lynn has that story. >> reporter: this is the site two seniors woke up to on saturday morning. this must have been so scary for you. >> yeah, it's terrible. >> reporter: raging flames, two cars set ablaze. mr. chang, who only wants to use his last name, owns one of them. both vehicles charred to a crisp. >> now it's gone. >> reporter: at a time when so many asian-americans are feeling under attack, mr. chang, who is cambodian, and his neighbor, who is chinese, can't help but feel they were targeted. he says there were only two homes owned neighborhood. >> i am scared, yeah. because we have kids. really bad. >> reporter: i asked oakland

fire who responded saturday if they think the fires were suspicious. just over a man with disabilities who had his vehicle ablaze in redwood city. as for mr. chang who is an immigrant, the past year has already been so hard. >> i lose everything. lose a job. then lose a car. i need it coming back for my life. >> reporter: he sends this message to anyone who is listening to his story on behalf of all asian-americans. >> we want peace right now. please, please. we're not doing anything wrong to people. we want peace in the united states. >> reporter: in oakland, dion lim, abc7 news. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social injustice. to find out more about how you can take action, and be

ally, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. we're learning more about ag thursy.icbe welcomesaturday. discovery kingdom has been partially open, just the animal exhibits, since july. rides will reopen thursday at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. they're only open to california residents, and that's the same deal at six flags as well, and walkup capacity will be limited. the boardwalk recommends you reserve rides ahead of time on its website. >> this is exciting. i'm ready to get on that, which is it? the roller coaster. the old school one. >> i'm making plans to go to six flags, mike. >> are you? >> i am. >> wow. guyse just leadg lifoll

i'm staying inside still. still. all right, getting closer though. getting closer to coming out of hibernation. 16 to 21. still a little breezy up there at about 2800 feet. sunshine today, calmer and warmer. clear tonight. calm and mild. more clouds this weekend, and the record highs will be over as temperatures will be falling back to average. look at all of that dry air. water vapor imagery. this is the amount of humidity that's in the air. where you see the orange and the brown, that is some really dry air. nor any clouds this afternoon. so with ful on sunshine, about 77 to 79 degrees in the south bay, with san jose at 79. 78 redwood city. usual warm spots on the peninsula. even near 70 along the coast today, and mid-and upper 70s for downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito. upper 60s along the north bay coast.

upper 70s to near 80 in the valleys. as you head into the valleys about 77 to 81 degrees. now as you look around the state, not quite as warm as palm springs, 85 today. 51 in tahoe. about 80 in sacramento. look at monterey, 72 degrees. tonight, mid-40s, to mid-50s again. tomorrow, we'll add another 4 to 6 degrees. that includes thursday, that's why we'll threaten records both of those days. the heat will ease friday. still looks dry all seven days. thank you, mike. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. also fair fund. the local county planning to hold its big annual event this year. and new legal action over lil nas x's shoes that have, or still have a drop of human blood. why nike is

it's 5:21, if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. contra costa county is leading the way when it comes to

vaccines. part of its success is due to the 11 federal health centers in that county. three more bay area counties could move from the red tear to the orange tier today. that means more people will be allowed indoors for certain activities. number three, oakland unified students returning to in-person learning today. it will begin with pre-k to second grade. so far oakland unified says about 60% of families say they will be returning to in-person learning. number four, it is day two of the trial for the former police officer charged with killing george floyd. the mixed martial arts fighter who stumbled onto the scene, will be back on the stand this morning. the surge of warmth that will take us into the mid-70s in san francisco, to 80 in santa rosa. even warmer tomorrow and thursday, with record highs possible. number six, we have slow traffic coming out of el

cerrito, and traveling down to berkely. some road work that wrapped up around 5:00 a.m., so we hope this picks up soon. number seven, justin bieber is the first male to debut on the billboard number 100 song chart and album chart simultaneously. today is national doctor's day. on this date every year, it's a day that we can celebrate the contribution of physicians who serve to care for their patients. more than a year into the pandemic, healthcare workers are still working long hours, exposing themselves to so much every day. ucsf medical center is sharing photos and social media of some appreciafor all of their hard work. in today's gma first look, o a new docuseries about the look to th. he was my rock. g'

we were very close. he constantly gave me advice. >> reporter: james jordan was found in a swamp, shot and killed two childhood friends were arrested for the crime. authorities claiming that the two teens killed the elder jordan during a botched robbery, and that green pulled the trigger. >> this is the father of the most famous athlete on the planet . >> this is the first time that in many ways, audiences will be >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll hear from key players involved in the murder trial, with your gma first look, i'm stephanie ramos, news, new york.

elizabeth holmes in hulu's upcoming series. mckinnon dropped out of the drop out. it's still not clear why. the series could be released this summer. we first told you about lil nas x's satan shoes yesterday on abc7 mornings, now nike is suing the archive that released the shoes. nike did not authorize the shoes. they also contain a drop of blood in the air bubble. nike doesn't want people to think it is associated with satanism. the 666 pairs sold out in minutes when they went on sale yesterday. >> no words. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the most stressed states. where california falls on the new list comparing different factors. refor next event this fall.

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>> i so badly want to be done. i know you all so badly want to be done. we are just almost there, there not quite yet. blunt warnings from the head of the cdc about another possible surge. some bay area doctors have a different perspective. >> a local company close to opening up appointments to all adults. their secret rollout that's been faster than the rest of the state. and low and behold, boston dynamics with a new robot. what stretch was designed to do. how come the pandemic was good for robots? >> listen, they thrived. >> it definitely makes you wonder. >> when we get to the robot story, we want to check in with mike for some bright sunshine m let's focus on that. >> yes, let's focus on that, and not the robots taking over. we're still pretty windy up in

our hills. about 57 in diablo. around 20 to 28 miles per hour just about everywhere else. that's why the wind advisory continues through 10:00 this morning. hopefully the worst is behind us, but there's still that possibility, so let's be vigilant for a couple more hours. it is leaking town to fairfield. 54 degrees in san francisco, where the high is 75 with sunshine this afternoon, and light breezes. so your planner? we're in the mid- to upper 60s by noon. we'll stay in the 60s at the coast. how about those mid-70s at 4:00. still in the 70s at 7:00. might be a nice evening to have dinner out on the back porch if you can. if not, i've got a couple more coming your way. thnu of pelepi e sa tithmb of the country. the director of the cdc has issued a blunt warning of a

possible fourth wave of covid- 19. as abc news vaccine team member kate larsen spoke to bay area doctors, they have a different perspective. >> i'm going to lose the script, and i'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. >> reporter: an emotional plea from the cdc director, asking americans to hold on a little longer, amid fears of a fourth covid wave. hospital admissionsare up more than 10% across 17 states in the last week. the number of deaths are also rising. >> so much reason for hope. but right now i'm scared. >> reporter: dr. gandhi, are you as concerned about this possible fourth surge as the cdc director? >> no, i really am not concerned as the cdc director. i'm hopeful and optimistic that we're going in the right direction. so i think it was a little alarmist. >> reporter: dr. monica gandhi says there's evidence to support optimism. in california, covid cases and

deaths are down. the only number that's going up right now is vaccines administered. >> in san francisco, 42% of us have received one dose. we had 29% antibody prevalence as estimated by the atof cafoh ago. we're getting to herd immunity. that's why our cases are so low. >> is there a difference between california and these midwest state that are seeing a difference right now. >> yes, i do see a difference. we're doing it carefully. we have a lot of immunity, sadly, from our last surge, because it was so bad. and some of these places like michigan didn't have a lot of immunity. >> reporter: if there is a fourth wave, we should now have >> a large propotion of americans about the age of 65 who are high risk, they should have gotten a vaccine.

>> reporter: of course, more good news as we get closer to opening up vaccine eligibility here in california. on thursday, the state is allowing anyone 50 and older to get their covid vaccine. and two weeks later, eligibility expands to anyone 16 and older. kate larsen, abc7 news, back to you. >> contra costa says it is ready to open up vaccine appointments to all adults soon. right now, they're already two weeks ahead of the state's eligibility schedule. matt boone is at a vaccine site in pleasant hills this morning. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. yeah, yesterday, contra costa county health officials revealed they have a lot of open vaccine appointments, which means they may be considering expanding eligibility to the next tier, which is, of course, those 16 and older. when will this happen? we don't quite know that yet. they suggested it could happen as early as today, though we haven't gotten that announcement quite yet.

possibly next week. either way, well ahead of the state's plan to move into that tier by april 15th. contra costa county has been ahead of the game at every step of the way. they were the second county in the bay area to expand and older. this expansion has also been allowed in part because there are 11 health centers that allowed a very robust vaccination program here. the county has also been partnering with churches and housing support services. because of all of this. health officials say they're on their 1 vaccinations goal by may 1st. >> we've given over 625,000 doses of vaccine in contra ra costa county. >> reporter: the county is also

about to launch another mass vaccination site in the parking lot of six flags, run by kaiser which will be able to administer another 15,000 doses per week, in addition to the 15,000 dose per week capacity here at the site at diablo valley college. overall, they say about 45% of the county's 1.2 million residents have received at least one dose. but they're still urging everyone 50 and older, you're eligible now. sign up before that eligibility expires. san francisco's musconi center is going to open. the american society for surgery of the hand is booked for september 30th, through october 2nd. organizers say they expect just about everyone who attends will be vaccinated by then. the last conference held there was in february of 2020. more reopenings will be coming soon in three bay area

counties. today we expect alameda, sonoma, and possibly napa to move into the less restrictive orange tier. if that happens, only solano, santa cruz, and contra costa counties will remain in the red. just head to abc7news.com/coronavirus to check it out. day two of the trial for the former police officer charged with killing george floyd. the mixed martial arts fighter who stumbled onto the scene of floyd's final moments. >> reporter: a technical glitch while he was on the stand, stan interrupted a video feed, so court adjourned early for the day. on day 1, the prosecutor placed all the blame for floyd's death directly on derek chauvin. the defense turns tried to highlight floyd's drug use and underlying health conditions.

witnesses were called, including a 911 operator who said she watched it all unfold on street cameras and reported it to a supervisor. >> myinstincts were telling something wasn't right. >> chauvin faces manslaughter charges. a public memorial is planned today for the police officer killed in the grocery store shooting in colorado. a funeral mass was held yesterday for officer eric talley. the officer is one of ten king in boulder last week. he immediately faced gunfire. the motive for ooting is still unknow talley 51, and he leaves

behind seven children. dozens of migrant girls now dealing with a lot more. the separate issue, officials are handling now at a san diego shelter. their mission still continues. we'll get to that, but first a check of the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures. 41 in menlo park, to 56 at pacifica. we've got hazy conditions that extend down to half moon bay. upper 40s along the east bay shore. check out the low 50s in the south bay, and san ramon, and antioch at 57. concord's at 46. even the north bay has quite a spread from 37 to just down the road at 58 in napa. we're definitely starting milder this morning. 47 to 53 at 7:00. look at all that sunshine for school day forecast. jacket weather to no jacket

weather, to get them outside. let them burn off some energy in those mid-60s, to mid-70- degree weather. as far as your commute, you can see, it's pretty quiet. it's dry all day today. it's going to be smoother thanks to the lack of breezes on the bay water, and cooler this morning, but definitely warm this afternoon. as we look at the air quality, even with the record high temperatures possible wednesday and thursday, our air quality will be healthy in the good to moderate category. we'll take a look at some of those record high temperatures coming up in the seven-day forecast. let's take a look at the commute. >> reporter: hi everybody. we do have a crash on the richmond san rafael bridge right now that's causing a backup on 580. if you're traveling westbound, it's going to be just past the toll plaza. you can see the backup at the bridge. not only that, we have a new issue before the toll plaza, you can see on the right hand side of the screen, we have a stalled car that's causing a problem. so vehicles are trying to get around it. if the richmond, san rafael

bridge is a part of your commute right now, heads up to you, you will run into some delays. looking live at our oakland 880 at the coliseum camera there. in this area, but also we do still have residual delays because of road work that wrapped up around 5:00 a.m. if you're coming out of richmond, down past el cerrito, but before you get to berkely, speeds are going to be slow around 12 miles per hour. we will be right back. i want us all to reframe the way we look at nonviolence and protests. >> a physical manifestation of this outcry. >> real conversations with you, about equality, disparity, and building a better abc7 listens. watch the ongoing

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dozens of migrant girls at a san diego shelter have tested positive for covid-19. 27 tested positive before arriving. six more tested positive after arriving. all 33 are now staying in a separate area away from those who tested negative. none of the cases is considered dangerous. the covid dorm is separated. it actually is on a different floor from the dome. they do everything separately. >> there you remember that these, they're little girls in the end. so we have to do whatever we can to make sure that they're safe. >> a total of 500 girls ages 13 to 17 arrived at the convention center over the weekend, and they're going to stay there until mid-july. oakland firefighters are looking into what sparked a fire that burned the junior center of arts and science at

lake merritt. flameserupted just before 9:00 sunday night. this video shows the aftermath. investigators say the damage might be more than $200,000. thankfully nobody was hurt. the center's executive director says it will continue with virtual programming that was already underway because of this pandemic. a group trying to help asian seniors protect themselves from the recent spike in crimes is now dealing with a setback. somebody stole hundreds of whistles from them. dozens of volunteers have been busy packaging up whistles. organizers say someone left them out in sunset for people to pick up, and that's when someone swiped them. >> we were sad, because we wanted to help the community, and help our elders feel safe, and for someone to come by during the day, and just steal whistles that wouldn't benefit them in any way is kind of heartbreaking. >> the whistle project is still

going on, and they have set up a website for donations, and we put that on our website at abc7news.com. if you love a good fair, you're in luck. san mateo county says it is planning to hold the county fair this morning with some restrictions. abc7 news reporter, wayne freedman has that. >> reporter: not the type of person you think about when talk turns to county fairs. he's behind the scenes. a food vender who makes or breaks his years with such events. as for covid-19. >> ever had a year like this? >> never. first time. and i hope it never happens again. >> reporter: when san mateo county announced it will back a version of their fair, he was excited. it will be a unique contrast to the vaccination clinic. >> i love fairs. i think fairs bring a sense of community. a sense of joy. a sense of tradition. >> reporter: that's justin akeno, the operations manager

who sees this facility differently from the rest of us. >> the famous alaskan racing pigs will be racing here in june. >> reporter: justin and the county have been planning fair scenarios since last fall. >> are you rushing it? >> i don't thing we are. >> reporter: last year at this time, san mateo county was the first to cancel their event. other fairs waited. this year, san mateo county is the first to bring the fair back. as for other counties, we did ask around the bay area today, checked the status of other county fairs. they arrange from no plans to virtual, to drivethroughs, to canceled until further notice. and in san mateo. >> from the get go, they'll be temperature checked. they will be asked three different questions. health questions. they will be wearing masks along the way. >> reporter: in short, there is no escaping covid-19, but this does amount to a symbolic victory. hungry yet? >> very exciting news. >> reporter: even in what remains a relative ghost

ground. from san mateo county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that got me excited about the fair. okay, let's talk about this story. a dog robot. now boston dynamics is showing it off, and it's built to work in warehouses. look at this thing. it's called stretch, and it features a smart gripper so that it can move the items. in this promo video you can see it's removing the dog rebot from a box. the company says stretch can actually move up to 800 boxing an hour. it can operate for eight hours straight before it needs to be recharged. when you want your package two seconds after you order it, you're going to be calling stretch. >> look, i'm already fully triggered because my teacher called my stretch when i was a kid. i did not like that. that's rude, right? i don't like this either. i don't like how stretch is helping the dog robot.

that's not helping me. >> if you order something, and you are ready to get it, stretch will help you make it happen. >> and then what? >> you check that tracking like two seconds after you click purchase. >> when stretch arrives at your home to take you. >> it will pick you right up off the bed. >> this stretch will fight. >> a showdown. >> i want to know who ordered the other robot. who ordered one robot to get the other robot? who's got that other robot. i want to know. i want to know. yeah, stretch shows up at my house. here's a look at walnut creek where it's cool, and calm. much cooler than a lot of us at 43. we've got sunshine even out to the coast today with calmer conditions along our hills and

the coasts, which were our breeziest. record highs likely tomorrow, and thursday. then the heat will ease, and more clouds will show up. th ll help bring our temperatures back to average. live doppler 7. cloud free, and the reason why, we've got two areas of high pressure that are kind of calming our weather today. they'll push offshore breezes tomorrow and thursday. that's why it's going to be so warm. even near the coast. for today, upper 70s. 77 to79 in the south bay. 76 to 78. not far behind on the peninsula. look at the near 70-degree highs along the coast today. mid- to upper 70s through san francisco, south san francisco, sausalito. 77 to 80 along the valleys. along the east bay shore, 77 to 78. into the east bay valleys, 77 to about 81 degrees. what a wonderful evening for outdoor dining. we're still in the 70s at 7:00, except for the coast.

we just slipped to 59. 57 at the coast today. the rest of us are still in the mid- to upper 60s, so very comfortable. tonight is going to be milder than this morning. my accuweather seven-day forecast. look at the 70s along the coast. 80s possible in san francisco the next two days. then all of us slip out of the 80s friday, and slip out of the 70s by sunday and monday. reggie. >> i'll take it, mike. justin bieber is back on top hitting a major milestone. >> all right, this is his new song, peaches. it's on his album justice. the album debuted at number 1 on the billboard 200 album chart, and the single debuted at number 1 on the 100 single chart. this is the first time a male has debuted at number 1 on both charges, and third time

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the risk of traveling right now, still very real. cdc guidelines require people to test negative before they come home. that means vacationers who test positive are getting stranded. including a honeymooner who says he was asymptomatic. >> my first initial reaction was that can't be right. they took us to the quarantine room. that was in limbo until i was quarantined for the full ten days with no symptoms. >> so corey is urging everyone to consider the risks before booking a trip. your level of stress could have something to do with where you live. wallet hub released s annual lists of the country's most and least stressed out states. the study looks at things like family, money, health, and espe with the pandemic. so where does california rank on the list? wallet hub says we are the eighth most stressed out state.

nevada tops the list, followed by louisiana, west virginia, and mississippi. the most relaxed state is south dakota. >> hmm. >> okay. >> interesting. all right, let's take a look at what happens on the east hills. clear and about 53 degrees. look at the surge of warmth today. 9 to 13 degrees cooler than average. not even our warmest day this week. we are 75 in san francisco, to 80 in santa rosa. so when are those warmest days? tomorrow, when we threaten some records. tomorrow, with had model, it has a hard time with the offshore breeze. notice it has low to mid-70s in half moon bay, and sausalito. i think those will be 80 tomorrow. so i think they'll be at least 4 to 8 degrees warmer than what it's showing. wednesday, into thursday i think there will be a little bit of a sea breeze there, which will knock us back into the 70s, while the rest of us

are still near 80 around the bay. look at those even mid- to possibly upper 80s in antioch and fairfield. it's just way too early for this heat. all right, new at 6:00, could an iconic roadway in san francisco be closed to cars permanently? what a new survey is saying about the upper great highway. plus the suez canal has been open to ships but the damage has already been done. and a really rare sighting in california, where a gray wolf was just spotted and what experts say it's looking for. and a live look outside at 5:56. we'll be right back.

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and when you could be next. back to school in oakland today, why some teachers will not be joining kids in the classroom. more businesses opening in the bay area, which counties nstrictions k in first with anu, kumasi, reggie, jobina, everybody. checking doppler radar, absolute quiet, just not finding any clouds, rain and a little bit of his along the coast. no fog to contend with this morning. much easier commute, at least weather-wise. here's a look from the export- oriented camera at pier 15. 53 degrees in san francisco. most of us in the upper 40s by 7:00, milder this morning, mid to upper 60s by noon. even mid-70s away from the coast at 7:00 and low 70s