tonight big headline. on june 15th, pandemic related restrictions could be lifted statewide. that is made possible by the progress we have made in vaccinating 20 million vaccine doses administered. as you can see on our vaccine tracker, and more importantly they have gone to the communities that needed need it the most. what happens between now and then is mostly in our hands. >> it is about vaccines. how quickly can we protect enough of the population to return immunity outmaneuver ar scientists? it is about vigilance, wearing masks and continuing the safety measures we have gotten used to and are getting tired of. we dedicated to report us to breaking down what we are

looking forward to. we found businesses that are cautiously optimistic but first let's hear from stephanie sierra to walk us through exactly what we need to see things really change. >> this is the first time we have heard governors speak freely with phrases like "getting back to business as usual." while it is reassuring, newsome was quick to point out that we have to remain vigilant as these variants are still a deadly threat. >> as california reaches a significant milestone of reaching 20 million vaccine doses, the governor shared a glimmer of hope. >> we can confidently say by june 15 we can start to open up as business as usual. >> in 10 weeks the state will be eliminating the colored tiered system to fully reopen the economy. this means large-scale inventory events like conventions could resume of testing or vaccinations are verified. most capacity limits would also be lifted assuming there is

sufficient vaccine supply and hospitalizations remain low and safety measures are followed. >> it is imperative and important a lot not letting your guard down, not taking off your masks, maintaining your vigilance and accessing one's eligibility comes up. >> the governor is confident anyone who wants a vaccine will get it by early to mid may as vaccine supply expects to significantly ramp up from the 2.4 million doses received this week. >> i anticipate the numbers to continue to go up. one variable remains, j and j. destabilization on pfizer and moderna we have more confidence in. >> health and human services secretary stressed the june 15 reopening date is subject to change.

>> if that is the case and we see a number of people hospitalized at that have received the vaccine that is a different level of concern. we will be talking about that like the governor said with local partners. >> while the state has seen no evidence of that, governor newsome made it clear, it is still a race between vaccines and these evolving variants. >> it is still prevalent, still deadly, still a challenge that we need to tackle. >> the state has received an additional 600,000 doses over the past two weeks. governor newsome expect that will wrap up once the state received a new allotment of johnson and johnson doses by early to mid may. we will be checking that. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. do we know how the state will verify vaccinations once the big indoor venues reopen? is there any guidance? >> not yet. i did ask dr. galli about that today. he says they do plan to release specific guidance that would detail ways the venue or business owner should verify vaccinations or testing results

to keep the environment safe. it is also possible that these events may have capacity limits depending on how large the indoor gathering is. the state is sorting through all of those details, now. today's announcement is something businesses have been waiting for. lose peña spoke to the san francisco chamber of commerce and business owners. she continues team coverage and joins us live with their reaction. >> about 42% of california's over 16 population has received at least one dose of the vaccine. business owners reflect on the past year and how many survived on a month-to-month basis. having the june 15th date is what they needed in order to plan ahead. >> 69 days from today. >> on june 15 we will be beyond the blueprint. >> after a year and a month of an empty venue, the general manager of san francisco, the

pearl, has something to look forward to. >> we have events for weddings or corporate events and holding your breath for the opportunity to come back. >> march 6, 2020 was the last time an event was held. they had been able to survive with ppe loans but the rooftop deck will be the saving grace as consumer confidence builds up. >> how long do you think it will take your business to recover? >> it is a good question. it will be months, if not years. >> it is dependent on enough vaccine supply for 16 and older to get vaccinated and stable with low hospitalization rates. to doctors say it is out of our control. >> we estimate about small businesses in san francisco have shuttered temporarily or permanently and it is yet to be determined how many fully come back. >> in the financial district many buildings remain empty.

>> we are confident. those are a part of critical mass. we need them to come on in. >> with indoor and outdoor dining picking up, they are staying hopeful the summer we will finally be able to breathe. >> we have enough help from the government until august. in my head, that gives us about a six week gap. the san francisco chamber of commerce is keeping track on their website of all of the sectors taking the longest to recover from this pandemic. on the top of this list is hospitality. they say what the city needs the most are people to come back and conventions to book san francisco once again. we know the first convention is scheduled for september.

we heard from governor newsome that 20 million vaccinations have been administered so far. that is more than any other u.s. state. california is the most populous state. what medical experts are telling me is this will be a race against the variance and the only way to win is to vaccinate as many people as possible fast. reopening is not a problem if the majority of the population is vaccinated or on their way there. >> thank you so much. we learned tomorrow bay area counties will move from the red to the orange tier which loosens business restrictions. contra costa, napa, sonoma will transition to the tier. that means solano county. the name changes and are the opening up >> is california ready to

reopen? everything is pointing in the right direction and the ball is in our court. >> with the way we are going now with public behavior it looks like with people really adhering to masks and other restrictions i think from a scientific and data standpoint we will be ready. we are about two months away from that june goal. i know people are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and we are in charge of that. >> >> we spoke to him on our program getting answers. >> i know the premise here. we are going to have enough people vaccinated to have herd immunity. and i think that will at the foot up completely off large crowd events but i think we will be able to start really

heading toward normalcy. >> dr. rutherford added that the state will be able to closely monitor instances where vaccines do not work and people get infected. on a day like today we asked for your opinion about the state reopening. the majority voted california should wait for the fall. about 20% want to keep the current tier system of reopening in place. about 10% think it is way too soon. >> the bay area's most productive vaccination site will stay open. you can see the oakland coliseum on the riririririri in the parking lot a vaccination site run in partnership with the federal government has been giving more than 6000 shots per day since mid february. the partnership will and on sunday but the site will continue. >> the only change is we are not going to get the

allocation government. that is the only change. >> that direct allocation is what made it is so successful. it didn't have the supply issues that hampered the other sites. the governor says the state will match allocations made by alameda and contra costa counties so the site can still give 6000 vaccinations per day. you can keep track of california's progress. you will find our vaccine tracker as well as a way to send in your questions so we can find answers for you. about the plan to change dozens of school names. san francisco school board is taking up its controversial decision right now. we are following the debate. our weather pattern is in search of some springlike search of some springlike it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot?

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as we speak, the san francisco school board is meeting to resend the controversy resolution of renaming schools. the matter have gained a lot of attention across the country and leah melendez is listening to the meeting. she joined us live from the newsroom. >> right now you are seeing a discussion on reopening schools. the school board is not giving up on this issue of renaming certain schools. they will eventually revise the idea that matter with a different group of people and with more input from the community. >> it is fair to say that this somewhat new school board was following a resolution to dismantle symbols of racism and white supremacy when they

decided to rename some 44 san francisco schools. they were said to be associated with slavery, oppression, etc. it is how an advisory committee went about it and caused a lot of criticism. >> i found it on history.com which is pretty credible. >> no historians or professors were consulted and the committee in charge is not always accurate. >> again this is another colonizer who basically -- >> colonizer, california mission it is in the >> they had the wrong sanchez. now, the school board says they will revisit the matter but only after all san francisco schools reopen for full in person learning. the committee will also see a welcoming addition. >> we do want to use the expertise from professorsfrom ps

universities to support the work we have been doing. we have heard from families and their interest in being involved in the process. >> paul scott is the to attorney who sued the district to resend of the vote and dissolve the committee. >> this is having a top-down process where a group of unelected people are dictating to schools throughout the city what the school name should be and whether or not consistent with san francisco values and it is not a good approach. >> it is clear that the issue became a distraction to prove they are focused entirely on reopening schools. the commissioner will introduce a resolution pledging tpledgingt back all students in the fall. >> we have the data and science to help us do this correctly and safely for our students, staff and families.

>> another reason for putting this matter to one side is because they didn't want to deal with all of the lawsuits pending. this is a district that faces massive budget deficit. >> that is true. let me talk about the superintend and pick scheduled to leave the district at the end of june but he was postponing his retirement. can you exchange -- explained the change of heart? >> i spoke to some staff members and sometimes these staff members collide with some of the school board members. i can honestly tell you that they were elated and thrilled that he was staying. also, when you think the school board member, some of them approached to ask to please stay. in reality, if you are thinking of reopening schools in the fall, that is only a few months away. five days a week? you have to have a leader. they needed the the the the the

by the way, looking for a new superintendent is a difficult process and it could take up to when you're. a lot of people are glad he is staying. >> that instability is probably something they didn't need want. >> thank you very much. let's turn to the weather forecast. we always say we should hold class outside on days like this. it was a little chilly. >> yes! unless maybe you have a lot of allergies. >> a lot of allergy sufferers are not happy with the breezy weather we havewe havewe havewe at just how breezy it is right now especially near the coast. san francisco a 30 mile-per- hour surface wind. gusts to 16. it is pretty breezy and there are more clouds on the way. here is why we have the president we have and the approaching clouds. it is to combine the circulation. the counterclockwise circulation around the low pressure system out to the

west. that is a combined flow pushing those clouds in our direction and giving us an increase in our wins. over san francisco it is mainly blue ahead of the arrival of the clouds. it is currently 52 in 60 at mountain view. 68 in morgan hill and 50 at half moon bay. blue skies over the golden gate. that may not last very long because clouds are underway. it is 50 degrees and 63 and napa. we have upper 60s at fairfield and concorde. as we look across the breezy embarcadero here is a look at the forecast features. clouds will push inland. it will be breezier and cooler tomorrow than today but it will be returning warmer. that warm-up will last for while. this is what will greet early

morning commuters. overnight low temperatures will be generally in the mid to upper 40s. downtown san francisco will have a high of 57.of 57. 63 will be the high at san rafael. 66 at napa. in the east bay oakland will top out about about about about this up for a minor dip only a couple of degrees.of degrees.of.

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these scores. >> every home has a fire risk score. few homeowners know what it is or why it matters. that score can mean the difference between getting your homeowners policy renewed or not. >> i am going to give you a quick view. >> john takes us around his home and surrounding surroundin neighborhood >> as a consumer i betrayed by the insurance industry. >> john has worked with the fire department and follow the recommendations to harden his property by ridding it of overgrown vegetation. he even put in a fireproof roof. >> we have gone through quite a

different mitigation measure to make us less of a risk. however, it doesn't seem to have helped any. any. >> john's story and doesn't think what happened to him is right. >> this is the classic case of why we need to make sure that if you ever hit invested tousands of dollars that it takes to harden your home, you should be able to get coverage. >> they are calling for more transparency in the fire risk score given to homeowners. they are calculated by companies, hired by the insurance industry and largely unknown by the general public. >> i want the consumer to know why they got the score, how they can mitigate it and how they can lessen their score and hopefully they are able to keep their insurance policy. >> he says his goal is to reduce fire risk and the cancellation of home insurance policies.

>> the insurance companies need to do their part. through our regulatory process we will and force them if need be to write policies in the area once people have done the right thing. >> the insurance company declined to comment for this story. the american property associates say it is a critical tool and they look forward to meeting with the insurance commissioner on the proposal. there is a lot of work to be done. >> there obviously is. thank you for letting us know about it. >> coming up next, we are looking to the future. so far we have survived the pandemic. what will it take for businesses to thrive? there is a whole host of things that this project will do for

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as usual because of the pandemic. we bring you a pair of stories looking at the pa >> it is a part of building a better bay area. one of the pillars of the commitment is examining the changing workplace is. >> tonight he looks to the future and how the jobs that aren't even invented yet help us move forward. >> another part of building a better bay area is protecting our economy making sure we have places to work. talked with the mayor about a redevelopment plan involving google. we will begin with that report. in the south bay, a new gateway into downtown san jose is taking shape. >> what we are establishing is a new model for synergistic relationship between tech and local communities. >> google has released its long- awaited development proposal

which would include 6 1/2 million square feet of offices, 4000 new homes, plenty of hotel rooms and 500,000 square feet of retail. >> they have broker with the community and the city. they are paying all of their fees and getting no breaks and they are making huge commitments. >> as a part of the commitment, google is promising to hundred million dollars in community benefits with much of it focusing on uplifting underserved communities, homelessness prevention and small business assistance. that is on top of nearly $1 billion of improvements to help create a more walkable and connected city. >> the largest community benefits package in the u.s. and the governor instruction that really centers housing and racial justice. in silicon valley risings view, this is a big when. >> homes are also included in the proposal.

>> by providing assistance to tackle that and to tackle housing insecurity, we are really going to help a lot of families in our commcommcomm especially covid. >> the san jose city council is expected to make a final decision by the end of june. if approved, google plans to begin construction on street and other infrastructures sometime in 2022. the first building is set to break ground in 2023. >> what is unique is it is not walled off. it is integrated into the street grade and it incorporates the surrounding neighborhoods and the core of downtown with transportation. >> a game changing development inching closer to reality. >> the changing workplace is one of the pillars of loading a better bay area. companies not only care but also around the world are strategizing about how they will shift gears from surviving the pandemic trying to get through it to thriving over the

next decade. david louis shows the future will continue to be disruptive.e >> going forward there is going to be a shift from surviving thriving. there is some risk. >> companies are willing to fail and fail fast. they are able to make strides toward the new norm more quickly. >> we spoke with 6000 executives across 99 countries to forecast changes in the workplace ahead. this is the stark prediction. >> about 85% of jobs that will exist in 2030 do not just today. >> that means disruption in career plans, a need for changing and gets hired. >> what we are seeing is people should be hired based on potential as opposed to a prescribed job description as

it sits today. >> she believes there are three key takeaways to unleash human potential. that is purpose, potential, and prospective. >> it is a goal in moving everyone over the same direction. >> i think it will create a workforce that hasthat hasthat s and engagement and is willing to flex and be nimble in its changing environment. >> potential is the ability to adapt to changing needs. she identified millennials and genesee being very much in tune with leading change. they see themselves as purpose driven, perspective is challenging to act boldlyact boc the face of uncertainty. >> this may be the greatest good the greatest challenge of all with early indications a majority is expected to continue to work remotely or go to the office only a few days per week. a new video and

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hayward police are reviewing the circumstances surrounding an incident caught on video. command posted on instagram two days ago. he said it happened outside of a mountain mike spspspspsp

police approach to take him into custody and some officers appear to kick and hit the man. police say the internal affairs unit is looking into incident. the city of danville has a legal fight ahead after the shooting death of a homeless man. today a lawyer for the family announced a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city. is leslie brinkley shows you, they will be using never before seen video that encounter with police. this is a disturbing video of a danville police officer pointing his gun at a homeless man. officer said he suspected the man, 32-year-old tyrell wilson had thrown rocks at cars on interstate 680. wilson was shot once in the face and collapsed and died.

>> this video was somehow -- the police just waived the person who took it. he told him he had video. they just waived him by and told him to submit it. well, they submitted it to us. >> what we are doing here from a civil rights case is just the beginning. it is at the end of the day, this officer should be criminally prosecuted. this man is a menace and has been a menace to dark people in this town. >> john burris claims the officer shot and killed filipino man in daniel 2 1/2 years ago. now, this. >> the federal lawsuit was filed against the city of danville. they referred us to the contra costa county sheriff's department. today, they said no comment on the case. >> police claim last month wilson was armed with a knife but his mom and dad say they feel as though their son had mental health issues was

executed. >> i have not seen the video. i do not want to see the video. i want my last thought and pictures of my son to be the beautiful man he is or was. i do want the officer to come to some kind of justice because i don't want another parent or father to go through what we are going through now. we have new developments out of the east bay where police accused amanda tossing embrace bricks. it happened on highway 242 dating back to september 2019 and continuing until last january. last april, and antioch grandmother was killed as she wrote in a vehicle with her three grandchildren. a nurse was partially blinded last december.

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as california heads toward a likely recall election of governor newsome, we look back at the last may recall when governor davis was replaced by arnold schwarzenegger. we present total recall, the story of the wildest recall election. he was a portion of our documentary with a look at the race that at times looked more like a circus. >> who wants to be governor of california, the debatingdebating >> i am gary coleman. i am the smallest candidate running. >> you had so many people for vanity and publicity putting their name on it. >> a -- out of all of them i would vote for larry flynt. >> even the infamous publicity seeking model angeline is considering jumping jumping jum

>> i think we need some pink. >> i think it was the precursor to what we see with social media. they were trying to be the first influencers. it was the kardashians before the kardashians. >> i am mary carey. i am a former adult film star. in the former gubernatorial candidate in the recall election of 2003. >> the game show network did a game show cot who wants to be governor of of of of of of >> it doesn't matter that my job is to entertain. >> gary coleman was considered the shortest candidate. we had an old guy who was the oldest candidate. we had a college kid that was the youngest candidate. they called me the blondish candidate. >> adult film star mary carey was talking about her agenda. >> some people swim and some people do aerobics.

i personally recommend having sex at least once a day. >> as it went along, i got more serious about it becausei thought maybe i could make a change. that was to try to reduce gun violence. you get -- a series thing with legalizing marriage. someone got running for governor -- >> my big thing thing thing thi marriage. that is my strongest feeling. i don't think the government should be able to control who gets married. >> i think there are a couple of factors as to why so many candidates jumped into the race. california had established a way to get enough signatures. there was alsowas alsowas alsowo citizen candidates that truly believed they could make a difference. >> my name is daniel watts. in 2003 when i was a sophomore at uc san diego i ran for

california governor with money i won on wheel had a platform. it was lower student fees for college students. i was upfront. i said i know i am not going to in. my goal is not to win. i am not a crazy person. i want to do is make the real candidate, the people who will win, pay attention to this. >> do you think you made a difference? >> at the time i thought i did. and i started running no one was talking about tuition increases. by the end of the campaign everyone had accept arnold, unfortunately. all the candidates that got more than 5000 votes started talking about it. >> pulling at the toughest decisions since he decided to get a bikini wax in 1978, arnold schwarzenegger's shocked the nation by announcing he will seek to replace ray davis. >> he was appearing on the tonight show with jay leno which tapes at around at around on the west coast. >> on the tonight show is where he delivers the big move. >> i remember almost passing

out when he said he was going to rent. >> the man that is filling the people more than anyone is ray davis. this is why he needs to be recalled. this is why i am going to run for governor of the the the the >> if he wants to watch the whole thing, abc 7 originals total recall, it is streaming now on our connect it at whatever you stream. what an incredible lookincredibk did seem like a bit of a circus. >> it sure did. i remember covering it so well. it was surreal. we will see this time if there is a repeat of that. in the meantime let's turn it over to spencer christian to update the forecast.the forecas. here is a look at what is going on. we have breezy conditions around the bay area especially near the coastline.

we have a 26 mile-per-hour breeze. these are our forecast features. we are seeing an increase in clouds during the overnight hours that are that the flow is more clouds into the inland area. it would be breezy and colder tomorrow but we have a nice warming trend coming our way at the end of the week. tonight look for an increase in clouds. tomorrow ties will arranwill arr only low 50s at the coast to maine the low 60s at the beta only upper 60s in the. is a look at the 7-day forecast you see a nice warm-up coming our way beginning over the weekend sunday, monday, tuesday. high temperatures in the and from 80 to about 85 degrees around the bay shoreline. we'll see low to mid 70s those three days. on the coast upper 50s to about 60. not much of a warm-up can be expect it. i wouldn't call this beach weather. if you are in the inland areas enjoying the 80s you may find a quiet little spot. imagine it is a beach. >> dip your toes in some water. thank you so

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22 games remain. golden state going the wrong way quickly. 7 of the last @. they are sitting in that 10th and final playing spot in the west. here steve kerr on the difficulty of findingof findingg consistency. >> this year the puzzle has been much trickier to put together. we have tried a lot of different things. we have tried different combinations and tried to move the pieces around. it has been very difficult. it is frustrating that we have to keep going. we have never been able to put it together but i think we still can. i think there is still time. >> stanford á is declaring draft.

the wnba draft a seven april 15. san jose state hiring 10 miles. he has been the head coach at colorado state and most recently in nebraska where he ended both of those programs. they hope he can do the same. i haven't had a winning record in a decade and haven't won 10 games and 9 of the last two games. >> major-league will hold the all-star game in denver. they are looking to get rid of a 0-5 á. the giants are in diego. he will not need surgery for now. just signed a 14-year-old $340 million contract extension in the off-season. the boston red sox unveiled new alternate uniforms to commemorate the boston marathon. there is no red on

uniforms. the are the red sox. it seems like a significant detail but what do i know about fashion? tom brady at disney world after winning his seventh super bowl. he said he just keep playing for the free tickets to the east coast place. he got in a good zinger when he asked him to join the dark side. >> the darkside calls to you. you must make a choice. will you join ujoin ujoin ujoinu >> no thanks. i am already on a winning team. >> tom brady all he does when. he will not be joining the dark side. i am breaking football news right here on this newscast. tom brady keeps dododo he feels like he can play

forever. i don't know what kind of magic elixir he has but he knows how to get it done. >> is just so disciplined. >> the fourth is with him. >> then, don't you have a light saber? >> i did get one for christmas. it is pretty cool. >> please don't hurt yourself, dan. or, anyone else. thank you, chris. coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. it is pooch perfect. at 9:00 it is blackish followed by soul of a nation. that don't miss abc7 news at 11:00. you can catch us live through the abc area connected tv app. it is available on apple tv, roku. download the app and start streaming. that would do it for this edition of abc7 news. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great evening. we will see you again tonight at 11:00.

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