. building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. this morning two different headlines about the pandemic. the united states reaches a major milestone with 100 million adults fully vaccinated against coronavirus. this as the white house issues a travel ban on india in hopes of preventing a surge there from spreading here. good morning. we will have more on that travel ban and when it goes into effect in just a moment. first let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> yeah. happy may day. good morning. we are looking at a quick system that's moving to the east of us. that will allow some gusty

winds and some coastal drizzle. we have fog along the coast. it's deepening across the bay. 51 san mateo with 48 and three mile visibility in santa rosa. look at the winds from about 18 miles an hour around the oakland hills to 44. these will translate down to the surface. it'll be cool and gusty with slow earing toany clearing at the coast but numbers up through the 60's and 70's by noon and then the winds kick in. we will see 60's to mid-70s. even upper 70's inland. you have to be faraway from the coast. even around the bay will be quite breezy. we will talk about the sunday warm up and off shore winds coming up. >> thank you. the coronavirus crisis in india continues to get worse. in just over a day more than 3,000 people have died from the virus. we spoke to experts about the

highly contagious variant contributing to the surge and the impact of the travel ban. >> for nine days coronavirus has reported more than 3,000 cases a day. experts calling a crisis. >> they thought they would have more natural immunity but they didn't. >> a specialist said that global leaders need to focus their attention on india. the first american planes arrived with supplies. >> that means there's difficult decisions for the united states to make. they are talking about allowing the waiving of patents for vaccines to be made in country. >> the united states announced a travel ban from india starting may 4th. >> as bad as that is i think it's the right thing to do because it would be dangerous for the rest of the world if this were to

spread far and wide. >> the president of the gladstone institute said the variant is a key contributor to the surge. >> the variant that are now on the spike protein of virus are making it stickier to this receptor so it binds tighter and even a little bit of virus that comes in touch with our cells can stick better and then allow entry of the virus in to the cells. >> the world health organization said that india accounted for 38% of the world's coronavirus cases last week. how long will it take india to get coronavirus under control >> i think this is going to take at least a month to get under control. >> both experts agree that with 100 million vaccinated americans the united states has a good level of immunity to protect it

from this double variant. >> and face masks required for many travelers until at least september 13th. the tsa extended its mask mandate that was set to expire next month. the rule has been in effect since february 2nd. closer to home, coronavirus cases are surging in the pacific northwest. kate larson found out why cases are climbing what it means for california. >> while california has the lowest coronavirus rate in the united states the neighboring states to the north, oregon and washington are getting hit by a 4th surge. >> cases are widespread. driven by new, more contagious variants. >> while california is reopening, oregon governor tightened restrictions, rolling back activities like indoor dining. >> while fewer seniors are in the hospital, coronavirus is now knocking more younger people off their feet. >> in oregon, cases of people

in the hospital of 18 to 34 has increased by almost 50%. it's similar in washington. >> young people who develop coronavirus and some of them have been admitted to the icu, some have been on breathing machines, and it's just heartbreaking to watch. >> director of infection prevention at university of washington medical center in seattle said that everybody in the hospital right now is unvaccinated. >> we are dealing with a lot of variant that are circulating in this area. it's really been a race to get vaccines into people. >> there's no population on the border. it's not like it'll trickle over. it is a -- it's a harbinger of things that could come. >> so far california is outrunning any potential surges by vaccinating quickly. 40% of adults are fully vaccinated, in oregon it's about 30%. >> there's a real tipping point here. if you can get enough people

vaccinated or with natural immunity like in los angeles you can get past these situations. >> the surges in the pacific northwest are a reminder that the pandemic is not over yet and that young people need to vaccinated. kate larson. health officials in the south bay are trying to reach out to young adults to get them vaccinated. santa clara county said they make up the highest number of unvaccinated individuals in the county and they also have the highest infection rate. this weekend overfelt high school in san jose is one of the many sites where you can drop by. hours at county run sites will expand in the coming weeks. >> so many of our students are doing child care or working jobs and trying to go g to school online. we have to make it convenient for them. >> santa clara is also launching a youth engagement team to help cut through the misinformation some may

be seeing on social media. happening today a campaign to get the east bay community vaccinated, hosted by oakland congresswoman barbara lee. she will join faith based organizations, health centers and follow elected officials to help people get the vaccine. it's by appointment only from 9 to 1:45 and then until 4:00 walks in are welcome. it'll be open tomorrow also. also happening today contra costa is holding two walk up clinics. its open for people who live and work in the in the one will be in pittsburgh, the second is in richmond. both open from 9 to 4:00 today and tomorrow. and the mass vaccination site in san francisco is going to close on may 28th.

more than 300,000 doses have been given there since the site opened at the beginning of february. part of the reason for the closure is a decrease in demand as the vaccine has become more available. we have also seen a shift from mass vaccinations to targeting specific neighborhoods that may be under served. and 76,000 inmates may be able to get out of prison early. they will be eligible to get an increased amount of time off their sentence for good behavior or time served credits. that includes people who have been convicted of violent or multiple crimes. the policy change goes into effect today on an emergency basis but still needs final approval. it comes as california works to reduce the overall prison population. in the east bay a vigil was held for a man killed in a landlord, tenant dispute. family identified the victim as a 50-year-old who was renting the home with his

wife and two teenage sons. police detained a man after the shooting wednesday but haven't provided any updates. and may day protests are scheduled to happen across the bay area amid the pandemic workers rallying for things, better pay, safer working conditions and racial equality. may day or international worker's day dates back over 100 years to the fight for an 8 hour workday. and in san francisco there will be a parade and rally starting at 10:00 this morning. a car caravan will meet up and another at roosevelt state park in san jose at the same time. all right. let's go check outside this morning. >> we certainly have some fog. a system is pushing through the bay area right now. you can see how low that overcast is, even some mist and drizzle at the coast. it'll be a cool and raw day in the city but away from the shoreline a different story and we will talk about a warm up for your

sunday. that's going to continue into part of the upcoming workweek. my forecast is next. >> thank you. vaccinated. rhood is 99 can you guess where that and oscar grant was killed by a bart police officer. why his family plans to launch a recall effort against the alameda co

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. it's the tale of two zip codes when it comes to the people who have received the coronavirus vaccine. in berkeley more than 70% of the population has received at least one dose. when you take a closer look there, there are wide differences between certain neighborhoods with in the city. laura anthony looks at one neighborhood, the 94707 zip code that's 38% vaccinated.

>> what a difference a few miles makes. at least in berkeley where vaccine rates in two zip codes are 60% aparts. in the mostly hills neighborhood nearly everybody has been vaccinated. in 94707, 98.8% of eligible people have received at least one dose of the median age is 52, they are mainly white, well educated and make more than $154,000 a year. >> folks are older and they are long time, full time residents. they have had longer to be vaccinated. anything science based we have high compliance. >> just a short trip to the flat lands south of the university of california the vaccine rates are much different. in 94704 just 38% of people have received at least

one dose. the median age is just 22, the population is much more diverse and the median income is just about $38,000 a year. they also normally includes a large number of students and most of them are not in town. >> they are counted in our population and a small portion of them are here in the city. that said, we are working with cal to get those students vaccinated. >> here in south berkeley age, and income certainly play a role but there's likely another factor that's harder to measure, trust. >> the real work is really getting into the communities that have perhaps more hesitation, often times for historical, very good reasons. helping people get educated around the vaccine so they know they are making informed choices. >> with more outreach and the return of cal leadpe s in the fall berkeley

rates will gain ground. on the and the family of oscar grant said they plan to launch a recall campaign against the alameda county da next week. that is a cording to the san francisco chronicle. grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer in 2009. that officer served 11 months in jail for manslaughter. the da reopened the investigation last year but decided not to press charges against a second officer. the family plans to file a notice of intention to recall the da. a petition would need signatures from 10% of registered voters in alameda county, roughly 95,000 people. kaiser plans to lay off more than 200 workers. the union said people who are affected will be told monday. it plans to meet with kaiser to

try to negotiate alternatives. they said the layoffs part of a reorganization to reduce duplication. in the south bay san jose's q community district is kicking off a weekend of arts. this a week after the stabbing death of a trans woman. how she is being remembered. >> every stroke, part of a story and for those visiting the district in downtown san jose this new mural tells one of culture, history and for some a level of heartache. shown in greaface of a 24-year-old. a transgender woman who was stabbed a week ago friday. >> natalia is someone that was really a coveted part of the communities, a gem in the community and

with in our trans people of color community here locally in the south bay. >> nathan is the president of the project more foundation behind the art work. an 864 square foot space touched by local queer artists and community members. >> this is a visual representation that we respect, we honor and we love all people including those of our transfamilies. >> four the family having her remembered is making a difference. >> to know that i can always just come down here and see my sister's face and to know that everybody gets to relieve her wonderful self. >> vanessa said her sister's passion was contagious, sure to be the topic of conversation as the district kicks off a weekend of art and activism. >> we have people that are victims of violence, of senseless violence. >> even in grief the friends and family sharing stories of the drag artist who built a community in the south bay.

if anyone can get any message to love yourself and be who you are. >> abc7 news. there will be no pride parade for the second year in a row but there will be a pink triangle on twin peaks and this year it'll be little entire month of june. they are hoping to raise $75,000 to help fund the project. it'll me turned on june 1st. and as travel demand continues to grow san jose international will expand parking capacity. starting today the airport is expanding parking options, adding more than 300 spaces. it means more spaces closer to terminals and cheaper rates at certain lots. rates in lot 2 and 4 are $18 per day and $24 a day at lot 3 and lot 5. today is wildfire awareness day. the governor's emergency

preparedness initiative will roll out a wildfire preparedness tool kit and ll an torogram in communities anhardening plans. programs like this have never been more important given severe drought condition and long term dry conditions. we all keep talking about that. it's very concerning. this year could be such a bad fire season. >> we have a fire weather watch for the delta sunday into tuesday as we get a wind shift in for the bay area. that certainly will dry out our fuel but we aren't under any fire weather watch. for the next round we could be. we will have to watch that carefully getting the jump start to the fire season for sure. as we look at live doppler 7, system has moved through and we are looking at gusty winds. winds by the delta up to 32

miles an hour. numbers are 50's. it's 55 in heyward, just one mile visibility up in52 half mo bay. a little bit of fog and looking at the winds you can see how gusty it is. 44 miles an hour and you can see 25-mile an hour winds from mount tam. here is a look at sfo. mist and drizzle a possibility out there this morning along the coast. it is a gray start to the weekend. we will get that clearing just to the shoreline. it'll remain cloudy and we will see the gusty winds this afternoon and breezy to windy conditions around the bay. for sunday it'll be warmer but we will have that fire danger rising. as i talked about that fire weather watch wi noh wi guin r vacaville, fairfield and look at the relative humidity down to nine and that develop could spread quickly.

certainly be careful out there as we look at the fog, it's not foggy everywhere in the inland valleys. that will clear but we will look at the fog setting up along the coast it. won't be until late day when it does get swept away. that is due to a lot of that wind and you can see as we go through the afternoon, 3:00, winds over 30 and 40 miles an hour. look at the purple coming in to play here. it'll be windy to breezy around the bay. even into the east bay valleys. you will feel it. let's take new to sunday where even though we are forecasting warmer conditions, look at the coast. 50-mile an hour wind gusts half moon bay and looking at over 20-mile an hour wind gusts oakland and up to 30 miles for livermore. as we get into yourmoay they dial back and then that wind shift for those off shore winds to peak on tuesday. here is a look at the high temperatures climbing through the 80's on sunday into monday. even some 90's sot off shore

winds already developing here. into tuesday notice it stays with that wide range. warm in the inland valleys. today 50's with the clouds, windy. 67 in fremont. look for 73 in livermore. up to 80 perhaps in antioch. the seven day forecast, 50's, 60's to low 80's and then we will keep the winds with us on sunday. it's warmer and then by monday and tuesday, it's feeling like summer inland. we will cool off by wednesday. that trend continues into next weekend. it's a brief warm up but already looking at the dry conditions and elevated fire danger for some. >> all right thank you. the happiest place on earth is back open. gindisnit omck t th

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. a packed space with no social distancing, and no masks. this was a test in liverpool. sponsored by the uk government and monitored by public health officials. officials have a number of tests planned to test the safety of large scale gatherings. participant has to produce a negative coronavirus test to attend. see what happens. and good news back here in california. the happiest place on earth is back open for the first time in more than a year. disney cast members lined main street at disneyland to greet the crowds. jessica from our sister station in los angeles was there for the park's reopening.

>> after more than a year gates reopened an hour early at the happiest place on earth after a closure because of the coronavirus pandemic. many guests overcome with emotion as childhood memories flooded their minds. >> happy. . >> the day started d d d d d raising ceremony. more than 15,000 employees returned. these possibly the first couple to get engaged at the park since it reopened. >> most of our relationship was here. >> i was shaking. i was >> capacity is set to 25% and face coverings are required for guests over the age of 2. parades, stage shows and nighttime shows are on hold but guests can wave to their

favorite characters from tis re and only open to california residents but the resort president expect that to change rapidly, especially after june 15th when the state is expected to release new guidelines. >> we are trying to figure out how to move forward with the domestic audience. they have given us permission to do that under certain restrictions. >> after a year that hit the world hard. >> this is just so good to be back. >> and if you haven't gotten your ticket don't worry. they are still available. they are available for the next two months, now through june 30th. reporting in anaheim. abc7 news. >> and disney is the parent company of abc7. still to come, bay area man developed a blood clot after getting the j and j vaccine. we talk to the doctor who treated him. and you won't see any more empty middle seats in airplanes. the last airline to make the change.

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. we will start the half hour with another look at the hour. >> hi. good morning to you. we have fog at the coast. providing some very gusty winds but it's clear visibility down to about a mile in santa rosa. it's 53 in concord and dublin. good morning pleasanton. 51 for you. there's the fog in santa rosa. as we look at the fog foot print today it clears. 8, 9:00 inland but it'll hang at the coast and it'll provide some gusty winds for the shoreline it. will be breezy inland as well. looking at numbers 10:00, upper 50's to low 60's. those oranges keeping it mild in our inland valleys. even warm spots by the delta but it'll be breezy and windy right around the bay. mid06's in oakland. only in the 50's along the

coast. we will talk about the sunday warm up and a return to some off shore winds for the early part of the week. a major milestone in the fight against the coronavirus. 100 million now vaccinated. that is nearly 40% of all united states adults. the white house announced travel restrictions to coronavirus hit india. christine has the details. >> the united states announcing a new travel ban on most nonunited states citizens. the white house siting high coronavirus case loads and multiple variants circulating in india. the virus crippling the health care system in india. >> what's your sense of that >> people are worried. no question. people are worried. >> here health officials in michigan and tennessee identifying two cases of a

variant now spreading quickly in india. one person had recently returned from a trip there. a milestone in the united states. 100 million americans now fully vaccinated. more than 20 states now reporting a decline in new coronavirus cases over the past week. >> i think we can confidently say the worst is behind us. barring some crazy unforeseen variant. >> in hard hit michigan, infections are dropping and new york city, once the center of the pandemic will open at 100% capacity july 1st including bars, restaurants, stores and stadiums. in other parts of the country like the pacific northwest, coronavirus infections and hospitalizations are on the rise. especially among younger people who have yet to be vaccinated. >> get vaccinated because we are -- we may have a good summer but we may start seeing the virus start to surge again in our

populations as cold weather comes in. we want to have everybody vaccinated by then. >> meantime some restrictions remain. the tsa said that the mandate requiring travelers to wear a face covering on planes, trains and buses will be extended to september 13th. people who are fully vaccinated also included. and as you may know the single shot johnson and johnson comes with the warning of a rare blood clot disorder. san francisco did see one case of a man who had to be put in to the hospital. we spoke to the doctor who treated him. >> to especially up end up with a blood clot is rare and when the cases happen they are almost always in women. even more unusual, is that ucsf saw the first case in a healthy man in his 30's. it happened in mid-april. >> he came in with progressive

symptoms in his low back and his left leg over about five days and ultimately the discomfort was to the point that he sought help in our emergency room. >> it hurts. it's clotting. it's like when you wake up in the middle of the night and have a cramp in your leg. >> in europe just a few patient has the same symptoms. the johnson and johnson vaccine and the oxford are made the same way and in some cases both seem to trigger an antibody response that leads to blood clots. the patient is out of the hospital and in perfect heat. >> he received ivig to reverse the problem. he was also put on a steriod to help quiet the circumstances and then he was he was started on a

noncoagulant. >> i wouldn't want it to be used as an argument to not get a vaccine. >> the cdc has reported the condition in 15 women and one man out of 8 million people who have received the johnson and johnson vaccine nationwide. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> if you have questions about coronavirus vacant seems you can ask the abc7 vaccine team at abc7 news.com/vaccine. just click on that big blue box. travelers will no longer see empty middle seats in airplanes. delta is the last airline to resume selling the seats which had been blocked off to help passengers stay di eaother. delta will resume selling middle seats starting today. and the latest model from the cdc finds leaving middle seats empty reduces the risk which as much as 57%. the airline industry slammed it for not considering vaccines or the impact of

masks. harvard found masks and filtered air makes transmission rates low regardless of where you sit. >> many things together at the same time reduce the risk of air travel and in particular, provides a safe opportunity for people given the ventilation, given the wearing of masks, giving the sanitation on the planes and the individual and personal attention that does allow for that middle seat to be occupied. >> industry groups think flying will look more like normal asmore people get vaccinated. portugal officials hope a new pedestrian bridge, the world's longest will draw visitors back post pandemic. the metal bridge stands more than 570 feet above a river and spans 1700 feet from

one end to the other. it takes about ten minutes to walk across, longer if you stop to calm your nerves or take photographs. tourists can start booking visits on monday. starting today you can compete in community races. organized runs, walks, marathons and other events can resume. the events must follow health guidelines and they include requiring masks, limiting participants to state residents and checking for vaccination status. people may find races doing staggered starts. capacities will be limited and will vary based on a county's tier status. also there are new limits for post race parties including no bans, and no beer. all right. at least you that community feeling in the morning run. still ahead, the pandemic is forcing many to look at their skims in the work force. we look at how taking risks could lead to a better

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orioles. first pitch is at 1:07 and the giants battle the padres at petco park. that game starts at 5:40. day 3 of the nfl drafts starts this morning and you can see it here starting at 9 a.m. and last night the 49ers added three more players in the second and third rounds. they also welcomed trey lance to santa clara. here is larry beale. >> good morning. the man the 49ers hope will be the quarterback of the next decade arrived in the bay area. trey lance is here ready to get to work. the number 3 pick in the draft received a welcoming text from jimmy who figures to remain the starting quarterback at least early next season. here is the gm granting him. >> good to see you. played a brian kelly in south bend.

offense, took advanta round 2 the niners select aaron banks. he was a teammate of mike at notre dame. this is a massive human. 6'5", 330 pounds. round 3 they trade up to 88 and pick trey sermon out of ohio state. he ran for 330-yards in the big 10 title game. two treys in the draft and with pick 102, thomas thomas of michigan. giants took the field in first place in the nl east as they opened the padres and their star. buster posey swingia hot bat clubs his 6th homer of the season. see what a year off can do for you the 6th, two run single up the middle and it's 3-1 padres. how about some high anxiety for the giants

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avalanche set up the screen in front of martin jones. he can't see anything there. sharks get shut out 3-0. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. >> let's get a check of the forecast now with lisa. yeah it got pretty chilly yesterday but it had been hot earlier in the week. >> we will get on that roller coaster again beginning with today a wide range of temperatures. its clear inland. even clearer parts of around the bay. that fog is with us along the coast it. will stay put for most of the day and we are looking at the gusty winds to impact today for the cooler day out of the weekend. yes that's saturday. we will get into a warm up tomorrow. here is a look at live doppler through and we are looking at the winds. it's 52 in san mateos and fremont and san jose. as we look at our 24 hour change, it's a little milder due to the deck of low

clouds. five to 8 degrees milder in the north bay but only a half mile in santa rose a. walnut creek. it is nice and clear. then we are getting in to clearing around the bay. the winds will 'lbe windy and warmer on sunday with elevated fire danger. particularly here in the strait. the westside of the sacramento valley where from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 on tuesday it's the gusty, drying northerly winds and that will allow for relative humidity to plummet from nine to 18%. with that a any fires will get transported or spread. be careful for the bay area. we will be getting in to a warm up. we will look for some drying conditions but we are not in that fire weather watch. the fog along the san mateo coast and as it begins to clear, it is going to surge back in overnight.

for a quicker burn off. here is a look at the wind gusts today. it's a windy day out there. especially along the coast. you can see the reds across the bay. this is this afternoon. then taking you into your sunday. even though it's warmer look at the wind gusts from 46 to 50 miles an hour. half moon bay. we will keep the winds with us as we go through the weekend and then we get into the wind shift as soon as later on sunday. this is tuesday, lighter winds, the warmest day looks to he will be about monday. 70 today in san jose. look for 66 in sunnyvale. maybe drizzle and then 68 redwood city. 59 downtown. a windy day. up in the north bay look for the clearing but winds kicking up. low 70's, 75 vallejo. east bay it'll be windy for you with mid-60s's in heyward. you head inland and you are not going to escape the

breeze. 78 in concord. 73 livermore. the seven day forecast, warmer, still windy and then look at the inland numbers. peak heat will be monday. we will start to see cooling on tuesday and then by the latter part of the week we cool off and looks like that will take news to next weekend as well. that's good news. we don't like the off shore winds so soon, so quick as we are so dry. it's a short lived event. >> all right. thank you. as college graduation nears a major chosen prepandemic may not be the most secure in the changing workplace. we have been tracking how many have lost their jobs as part of building a better bay area. the best prospects may credit a rechecking of their skills. david shows us lead to a better future. sasha was working as a university catering manager after getting a degree in bio medical

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. two different headlines the united states reaches a major milestone when 100 million vaccinated against coronavirus. this as the white house issues a travel ban on india in hopes of preventing a surge there from spreading here. good morning again. it's saturday, may first. thank you for joining us. we will have more on that travel ban and when it goes into effect coming up in just a moment. first let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning to you. a lot of fog behind you. also at the coast. some clearing out there as we look at live doppler 7 you can see that system pushing through. look at the camera. low deck of clouds. 53 oakland.

you can see the fog trickling over mount diablo and with