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tonight napa county is still inn the red tier due to a outbreak at a facility. and the restaurant owners we talked to says this outdoor option has become a lifeline. >> the new study that provides a simple solution for your worse offenders for your diet. >> abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. alameda county moved into the orange tier today along with santa cruz county. >> napa county was also on the list to advance it didn't make the cut and we wanted to know why. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm anna dates. jr stone discovered an outbreak that's keeping napa county in the red. >> all eyes are on the veterans

home of california. county officials telling us that in the last week, there has been a covid-19 outbreak at this location. >> we're trying to understand what might have happened, was impacted while being representative of everyone's privacy. >> reporter: the numbers had been heading in the right direction, because of the increase positivity rate, the county will stay in the tier instead of moving into the next tier. >> staying in the red tier means more restrictive measures will be in place so while indoor dining is allowed at 25% capacity, a majority of the dining will still be outside. >> to me it makes me a little nervous just because we're in a global pandemic. this is not over and i think we just need to be a little more aware of what's going on around us. >> reporter: officials say they

are trying to determine how many people were the adult care home. and restaurant owners admitting their biggest problem getting employers to come back to work. >> reporter: due to the amount of covid vaccines given out here, it might be in the coming weeks. in the east bay, contra costa county is opening up a new mass vaccination site at six flags in concord. once the site is running at full speed it will be able to give shots to 15,000 people per week. >> because we have unfilled

appointment slots, we want to get shots in arms as quick as possible. we don't want these variants to outrun us. so the county is making it available now for those 16 and over basically no restrictions to get vaccinated. currently about 25% of contra costa conty's adults are fully vaccinated. on thursday, anyone 50 years or older in california is eligible to get vaccinated and on april 15th it expands to anyone 16 and older. as the state ramps up supply remains a critical factor. one bay area health officer says getting a shot could be difficult since there's a reasonable chance there won't be enough doses right away. and doses aren't the only issue. you have to find an appointment first. the best piece of advice is check websites regularly and look beyond a county run website. pharmacies also book appointments online and you

will also have to create an online website to get an appointment. experts say don't be picky, if you can get an appointment, do it. >> you can submit your answers to abc 7 news.com/vaccine. let's go into our education. some prek through second grade schools have reopened. the hybrid learning model split stays between distance learning in the morning and in person in the afternoon. it's a different experience but students and families are ready. >> well, i went to school today and i'm good. i'm happy. >> reporter: he has to wear his mask. stay 6- feet apart. no touching other kids. >> reporter: the next step for oakland will be opening schools up to 5th grade. that will happen on april 19th. and all five trustees

the mount diablo district may get a recall. over the last week the district reopened campuses for a hybrid model of in person and distance learning. full in class instruction is scheduled to start next school year. in the south bay, san jose city leaders voted today to keep restaurants operating outdoors through the the end of the year. the city's al fresco dining program is expected to expire march 31st. the move offers them a lifeline. >> cash boren spent his tuesday afternoon putting out shade outside of haberdash in downtown san jose. his business is booming in this week's warm weather. permitted businesses have been allowed to operate in outdoor spaces. >> it is giving us a new look at 6 to a year of no revenue at

all. that's really not a good forecast. >> reporter: boren says without the outdoor option, haberdasher might have been history. on tuesday, council members voted unanimously through december. diners say besides setting up businesses for success the move takes their safety into consideration. >> i was itching to come out and just do it without really having to worry about it or having to worry about being indoors. even with the 25% restriction that they had before. even if it was indoor, i worried. >> reporter: the city's code enforcement reveals al fresco isn't for everyone. >> we've had 13 complaints. >> primarily about noise and outdoor structures. the city of san francisco has its own similar program called shared spaces. although at this point it's unknown whether that program will be extended or be made

permanent. in san jose, abc 7 news. and tonight we're working to build a better bay area by tackling racial and social injustice. two business partners reached out with a story of discrimination in the home appraisal process. julian shows you tonight how they beat the system. >> i was just like, wait, something is not adding up. >> reporter: bronze courtney and his long time friend and business partner jamar mears were stunned when an appraisal for this home came in at $575,000 in december 2020. >> i was initially shocked and i thought i was seeing something different than what i was seeing. >> reporter: bronze purchased the fixer upper at the low price of $305,000. he added a second bathroom to, updated floors and appliances and in 2019 he got it appraised so he could take out money to start an even larger project.

>> it was appraised at 600,000 without an adu. >> reporter: an adu is an additional dwelling unit. he built a space in his backyard with the money he took out. he now rents the space out on air b & b. the home then appraised for lower after the massive renovation. kn sng was wrong. e homeand you tell me a year later that it's $25,000 less. >> reporter: jamar started investigating the homes and found the homes were in worse shape and the inlaw unit was only valued at $10,000. that's when they asked what could be done. >> what makes you feel as though there was something discriminatory happen. >> he was supposed to be an appraiser and this is what you say is a comp. so for me that definitely was like this is some discrimination going on. >> he's like i don't like it so let me give you the bottom of

the barrel as a comp versus something that's truly comparable. ge brvirter: the the evuaon. atd men to pull out and go with a different lender. and the broker would pay for the new appraisal. >> a month later it igally appr >> reporter: a $155,000 difference to be exact. the biggest difference in the two appraisals are the comparable homes to determine the value. the six homes averaged $591,000 in value when adjusted versus the six homes surveyed in the final appraisal averaged $370,000. the inlaw suite was also valued at $20,000. jamar and bronze

report shows a bias. >> if years ago a particular property was appraised at a lower level because of the color of the skin of whoever owned that, you compound that over the years, these are appraisals that then can get baked in whether someone knows it or not. >> reporter: bronze now tells me he's considering filing a formal complaint with hud. reporting from oakland, julian glover, abc 7 news. you can call it burglary. this thief has expensive taste. he's targeting high end wine shops in san instsahe knows his vino. >> since quarantine started i've gained 12 pounds. >> it's no surprise many people are gaining weight during the pandemic. eliminating one ingredient

could make a big difference. and tracking the warmest weather so far this year for a lot of us tomorrow. we'll look at the possible record breaking temperatures in the accu weather forecast after the break. >> thanks, drew. all that ahead but a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after the news at 11:00. >> i'm here to help you battle the demon known as sleep. >> i did all my own fighting. >> yeah. >> that's the old way right. >> yeah. that is the way. a lot of people would have a stunt man do

the master mind of the water gate burglary that led to the resignation of president nixon has died. he was convicted of conspiracy, burglary in his role of his attempt to bug. and had his sentence commuted ultimately by president jimmy carter. upon his release, he became a talk show host. g gordon libby was 90. san francisco wine shop owners are on the look out for a burglar maybe a connoisseur. the owner of wine boutique beyond the vino shared this surveillance video of a burglar attempting to break into their store during the early hours of last thursday. he left the scene empty-handed after setting off an alarm. but three other wine shops also

experienced similar burglaries last week. the thief seems to be targeting only rare and expensive brands valued at hundreds of dollars per bottle. >> being a wine bar set up you don't have prices on the bottles. it's a wine list. so the person would have to know what they were after. >> san francisco police have yet to release crime about the burglaries. a ruling by the national labor relations board allowed for 10 ballots to be counted giving union supporters a narrow victory that's according to a mission local. tartine's management had challenged a ballot from last year's vote and the case worked its way to the national court. pandemic weight gain it is a thing. you have likely heard

the covid15 or quarantine 15. >> since quarantine started i gained like 12 pounds. >> reporter: pandemic weight gain is veryreal. >> i gained sure. >> about 15-pound. >> sedentary lifestyle has had. >> we can snack, we can eat. >> reporter: ashley mason published a study this week that suggests a simple solution for some. >> get the junk food out of your house. >> reporter: a year ago ucsf campuses banned the sale of sugar beverages. the ban resulted in a 45% drop in consumption beverages. >> the other key thing that we also found why you drink sugary

beverages. >> reporter: 10 minutes of counseling helped more than removing the source of temptation. >> why do you want to drink less sugar. they figured out what made them want to reduce their drinking rather than someone saying this is bad for you. sometimes it was wanting to get diabetes like their grandparents. >> reporter: if you're looking to improve your health, sweeten drinks should be the first to go. >> you could eat some nice piece of cake that has the same amount of sugar as your drink and the drink is worse for you. >> why? >> the drink has sugar that can go right to your blood and right to your brain. and it causes that rthat rthat r response just like drugs. >> well that's good information. i know you'll be glad we haven't been in the building but i have not been having sugary drinks for weeks now. >> you have to keep it in

perspective. a couple of pounds versus getting covid and all the people who have died. >> that's true. >> you have to keep it all in perspective. >> all right. we're going to track outstanding weather. if you love outstanding temperatures you will like tomorrow afternoon. a lot of new records being set by tomorrow afternoon. tonight it's clear skies from our sutro tower camera. a live look at sf city hall in gold gold gold our health professionals. it will fluctuate between good and moderate. you will notice the haze in our skies over the next 24 hours. kind of a stagnant air, high pressure bringing that warmer weather over the next couple co days.

current temperatures, it was late evening with low march numbers. it's still 68 right now in santa rosa. 69 in the city. 58 in hayward. tomorrow morning, it's a mild start and that will set the stage for us to quickly warm up by the afternoon. tonight clear skies, numbers mainly in the upper 40s to lower 50s. so again it's a mild start to our wednesday. high pressure and control. live doppler 7 along with satellite this is the muscle maker of our forecast the next couple of days bringing the dry warm offshore winds from california that will usher in the warmerwet tomorrow and thursday. by 9:00 a.m. we already have cities in the low 60s by 11:00 a.m. we're seeing temperatures already in the low 70s. by 11:00 a.m. we're already exceeding our average daytime high for this time of year and tomorrow, we're all going into the 80s. 80 through the high in san francisco tomorrow. thllbe t firs- degr d in e city so far this year. and about 5 months since we've seen 80-degree temperatures in

87 san jose. 84 in santa rosa. 85 in concord everyone along the coast, half-moon bay you're going into the low 80s too with a high of 82 degrees. records tomorrow a lot of them are in the low 80s so we do expect numerous records set by tomorrow afternoon. thursday a little bit warmer inland. future track temperatures going into the mid- and upper 80s by the afternoon and thursday. thursday of course is the ace the a's home opener. a temperature a first pitch temperature of 73 degrees. s that that is a very warm wa start to the day. the next 7 days for you, tomorrow records are very likely with very warm temperatures again on thursday they're likely. friday into the weekend we'll cool off and trending weather monday, tuesday. we'll keep an eye on showers possible early next week. >> 88? >> 88 in our warmest spot.

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the stanford women's basketball team is put to the test against louisville. match up of cardinal versus cardinals proves it's not how you start but how you finish. russell wilson father of ana wilson in attendance. hoop and the foul. louisville gave stanford everything they could handle. robinson the steal and score. louisville up at the break. and dribble drive and scores. stanford retakes the lead, the family loves it and so does

russ, he's fired up. cardinal cook in the second half. buries her only basket of the game. that's a triple right there. 70-63 advance in their 16th final four in school history. they will appear friday in the final four. the jumper touch one. ucla up three with just under a minute to go. .5 second to go. last chance for michigan down two and vogner has a with the shot at the buzzer. the bruins will take on the winner of this game. the undefeated gonzaga taking on undefeated ufc in the first half. suggs is early. zags hit 7 from downtown. kisburg make it a 27 game.

houston plays baylor in the only semi on saturday. the nfl expanding the regular season adding 17th game. full schedule will be released later this spring. we're now now less than an month away from the nfl draft. jones threw for 34 touchdowns. he led bama to the title over ohio state. speaking of ohio state justin steels was featured at the buckeyes proday. 49ers have made it no secret they're in the look out for a quarterback. san francisco set to hold a private work out with fields sometime

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