. 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 numbers in the upper 40's in the north bay to the low 50's fairly uniform. above a thousand feet, mount tam north winds, northwest winds 42 miles an hour. mount diablo near 50. the winds will be a factor today. we will see maybe mist at the coast and then we are clear with a lot of sunshine but it's a windy afternoon. around the bay inland at the coast. limited clearing. we will talk about warmer sunday in a few minutes. the coronavirus crisis in india continues to get worse. more than 3,000 have died in a day from the virus. which speck to expertk to expert >> for nine days in a row india has reported more than 300,000 coronavirus cases a day. medical experts calling this a crisis. >> they thought they had

beaten this. they thought they had more natural immunity but they didn't. >> global leaders need to focus on india and help with vaccines. the first american planes arrived to india with supplies. >> that means there's some difficult decisions for the united states to make about patents which they are right now actively in discussion about allowing 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. 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 this surge. >> the mutations that are on the spike protein of the 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 into 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 up control. >> both medical experts agree that with 100 million vaccinated americans the united states has a good level of immunity to protect it from the double mutant variant. and face masks will be required for many travelers until at least september 13th. the tsa extended its mark mandate that was set to expire this month. the rule has been in effect since february 2nd. now closer to home coronavirus cases are searching in the -- surges in

the pacific northwest. we found out why cases are climbing and 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 kate brown tightened restrictions rolling back activities like indoor dining. >> fewer seniors going to the hospital because of the vaccinations coronavirus is now knocking more younger people off their feet. >> in oregon hospital cases of people 18 to 24 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 heartbreaking to watch. >> director of infection

prevention 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 in to people. >> there's no population on the border. it's not like it'll trickle over. it is a -- you know it's a shadow of things that could come. >> so far california is outrunning any potential surges by vaccinating quickly. 40% of adults in california are fully vaccinated whereas in oregon that number is about 30%. >> a real tipping point here where if you can get enough people vaccinated or with natural immunity you can get past these situations, these risky situations. >> he said that the surges in the pacific northwest are a reminder that the pandemic is not over yet and that young people need to get vaccinated.

abc7 news. health officials in the south bay are trying to reach out to young adults to get the vaccine. santa clara said young adults make up the highest number of unvaccinated individuals in the county and they also have the highest infection rate. this weekend over felt in san jose is among the many sites where you can get appointments. hours at county run sites will expand in the coming weeks. so many of our students doing child care or working jobs and trying to go to school online full time. we really 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. a campaign to get the east bay vaccinated hosted by congresswoman barbara lee. she will be joined by faith based organizations and health centers to help people get the vaccine. the sites include a mobile clinic at lighthouse mosque. it's by appointment only only o

nine to 1:45. it's also open tomorrow. also happening today contra costa is holding two pop up walk in vaccination clinics. its open for people who live and work in the county. one will be at the pittsburgh youth development center. both open from 9 to 4 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 is more available. we have seen a shift from mass vaccinations to targeting specific neighborhoods that may be under served. 76,000 inmates may be able to get out of prison earlier than expected. they will be eligible to get an increased amount of

time off their sentence for good behavior or time served credits. that includes some people who have been convicted of violent or multiple crimes. the policy change goes this to effect today on an emergency basis. it comes as california works to reduce the overall prison population. and in the east bay a vigil was held for a man in a landlord tenant dispute. a small crowd put candles and flowers outside the home in antioch. family identified the victim as a 50-year-old who was renting the home with his wife and children. police detained a man after the shooting wednesday but haven't provided any new updates on the investigation. and may day protests are scheduled across the bay area topandemic workers are relying for things -- rallying for things like better pay, safer working conditions and racial equality. may day or international workers day dates back over 100 years to the fight for an

eight hour workday. in san francisco, there will be a parade and rally starting at 10:00 this morning. a car caravan will meet ill at lake merit at 2:30 and another at roosevelt skate park at the same time. let's get a check outside. >> you know may day in hawaii is about the giving of the flowers. >> wow. >> yeah. >> happy may day. you can see the clear sky here from mount tam. there's fog around the bay. gusty winds, it'll be a cool day today. the wind is certainly going to be an issue. we will see an absence of that as we get in to the second half of the weekend and some areas. i will explain next. >> thank you. also ahead one bay area neighborhood is 99% vaccinated. can you guess where plus its been 12 years since oscar grant was killed by a bart police officer. why his family plans to launch a recall against the al

. it'sed tale of two zip codes when it comes to the number of people who have received the coronavirus. in berkeley more than 70% of the zip code there has been vaccinated. the population has been vaccinated. in the neighboring zip code, only a fraction of that. we dig in to the numbers. what a difference a few miles make, at least in berkeley where vaccine rates in two zip codes are 60% points apart. in the mostly hills neighborhood of north berkeley ccinat. verybody been have edat of a coronavirus vaccine. the median age is 52, the population is mainly white, well educated and has a median income of more

than $154,000 per year. >> folks are older and they are long time, full time residents. they have had longer to be vaccinated. anything science based, we have very high compliance in this district. >> just a short trip down the avenue to the flat lands south of the university of california the vaccine rates 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. the median income is just about $38,000 a year. 94704 also normally includes a large number of cal students and right now most of them are not in town. >> they are counted in our population and a small number of those individuals are here in the city at this point. that said we are working with cal to get those students that are here

vaccinated. >> here in south berkeley age, ethnicity and income play a role but there's like a another factor that's harder to measure, trust. >> the real work is getting in to the community that have more hesitation, often times for historical, very good reason. helping people get educated around the vaccine . >> with more outreach and the return of students in the fall who must get vaccinated leaders expect the rates of 94704 will slowly slow ground. in berkeley. abc7 news. the family of oscar grant said they plan to launch a recall campaign against the alameda county da next week. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer in 2009. that officer served 11 months for manslaughter. the da reopened the investigation last year but

decided not to press charges against a second officer. on monday the family plans to file a notice of intention to recall the da. the petition would need signatures from roughly 95,000 people. kaiser plans to layoff more than 200 northern california workers. the workers union said people who are affected will be notified on monday. it plans to meet with kaiser to try to negotiate alternatives. its part of a reorganization to reduce duplication, mostly in administrative and support positions. in the south bay san jose's q community district is kicking off a ekend of arts after a stabbing death of a transwoman. how natalia lopez is being remembered. >> every stroke and part of a story and for those

visiting new mural temperatures one of culture, history and a level of heartache. shown in great detail, the face of 24-year-old natalia lopez, a transgender woman who was stabbed a week ago. >> she was someone that was really a coveted part of the community. a gem in the community and certainly with in our transpeople of color community here locally in the south bay. >> nathan is the president of the project more foundation. an 864 square foot space touched by local que, r artists and community members. >> this is a visual representation that we respect, we honor and we love all people including those of our transfamilies. here is smut's family having 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. >> 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 if grief smut's friends and family sharing stories of the drag artist who built a community in the south bay. >> if anyone can embody that or get any message to love yourself and be who you are. >> in san jose. there will be no pride parade for the second year but will there will be a pink triangle on twin peaks and it'll be little month of june. they hope to raise $75,000 to help fund the project. the 2700l d nodes will be turned on june 1st. as travel demand continues to grow san jose will

expand parking. starting today the airport is expanding parking options, adding more than 300 spaces. the expansion means more spaces closer to terminals and cheaper rates at certain lots. parking rates in lot 2 andin lod the governor's emergency preparedness initiative will roll out a wildfire preparedness tool kit and trailer program across the state starting this week. people will get the chance to create wildfire evacuation plans and home hardening plans. officials say programs like this have never been more important giverren severe drought conditions and forecast long term conditions. also already fire danger. >> we will have a wind if torrow that makes a fire weather watch for sacramento and parts of the delta and the strait. our winds will shift as well. it'll bring a warming trend

starting tomorrow. we are not under that fire weather watch yet. the fuels not quite as try here as they are east of us. with the next event that will change. as we continue to dry out ascanio rain is in the forecast. here is a weak system that has pushed through the bay area. you can see it on the satellite. there's fog along the coast but we have clear sky inland, gusty winds by the delta. this is san rafael. 6:13 the sunrise. isn't this pretty with the pink clouds here we will see a breezy to windy day in the north bay. right now it's 50 in san francisco, 53 in oakland. 54 in morgan hill. 52 in san jose with 50 in mount view. even mist and drizzle at the coast. here is a look at our east bay, walnut creek, nice and clear. up above though, about a thousand feet, winds are quite gusty. 47 santa rosa. it's 50 by the delta with winds over 30 miles an

hour. it's 53 in concord. here is sutro above the deck of low clouds which is about 2,000 feet. really a wide range, not only this morning but this afternoon. we will see the temperatures stay in the 50's with the fog at the shoreline. it's gray here and around parts of the bay but as we get into clearing, some clearing throughout the afternoon that breeze is going to be chased all the way inland and we are looking at that wind shift as we get in tomorrow into tomorrow night. by 11:00. sunday we are looking at the delta. vallejo, fll where winds will get quite gusty out of the north. that's a drying direction and that retuesdays the relative humidity. it wipes all that moisture from the fuels and with relative humidity only at 9 to 18% those winds work to further dry out the atmosphere. they will move fast and if there are any fires unfortunately they could be spreading quickly. we have our fog closer to the coast today. it'll be swept down along the

san mateo coast as we get in to the afternoon. we will get the sunny conditions but it'll be quite gusty and then it comes back it. will surge back into sunday. we will have a quicker burn off though. here is a look at the winds through this afternoon. 30 to 35 miles an hour. those colors indicate its windy to gusty all across the bay, today. this is tomorrow. where it's mainy windy at the coast. up to 50 but even the breeze inland. it dials back throughout the afternoon and then that wind shift into late tomorrow. 66 in oakland. fremont 67. look for the breezy to gusty winds from santa rose a.76 there and about 80 in antioch. the seven day forecast a little drizzle but it's a windy day. we will keep the winds along the shoreline. it'll be warmer tomorrow. it's like summer on monday. mild to warm with the wide range throughout the middle of the week and the cooler weather, not only into the end of the workweek

but looks like into next weekend as well. >> thank you. just ahead the happiest place on earth is back open. we go inside disneyland as it welcomes back guests, but with a lot of changes. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

. i certainly haven't seen this in a while, a packed space with no distancing or masks. this was a test in liverpool sponsored by the uk government and monitored by public health. officials have a number of tests planned to look at the safety of large scale

gatherings. participant has to produce a negative coronavirus test to attend. and 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 was there for the park's reopening. >> after more than a year gates reopened an hour early at the happiest place on earth following a closure because of the pandemic. many guests overcome with emotion as childhood memories flooded their minds. >> happy, excited. >> the day started a flag raising ceremony for executives and cast members. more than 15,000 employees have returned disneyland resort. these high school sweethearts possibly the first couple to get engaged since gee reopened. if had to be here. >> i was like this

happening. >> not every cup will be full. 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 a distance. park reservations are required and only open to to california residents right now but they expect that to change rapidly. >> we are trying to figure out how to move forward with the domestic >> after a year that hit the world hard. >> it's just so good to be back. >> and if you haven't gotten your tickets they still available. they are available for the next two months now through june 30th. abc7 news. >> and disney is the parent

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. good morning. we are going to start the half hour with a look at the weather. let's get back over to list a. >> hi. kind of interesting out there. we have some gusty winds and fog at the coast. even some drizzle but it's clear in parts of the bay. here is a look at our east bay valley where numbers closer to home here in the city are at 50, mountain view and half moon bay but fog there. 52 in san jose and this is a sunny walnut creek. it's sunny in concord and danville. it's windy out by the delta.

looking at our visibility quarter of a mile in santa rosa. mile at the coast and we are looking at the winds not only gusty by the delta but up to 25 miles an hour at the airport. it'll be a trend for the breezy winds, the fog clears back. it's a sunny day but by noon with 60's and 70's the warming will be short lived around the bay due to the gusty winds and that closeness to the fog by 2:00 maybe a couple warm numbers but you have the wind as well. we will talk about that surge of low clouds coming back into play to start sunday but not to finish. ly explain in a few minutes. a major milestone in the fight against the coronavirus. 100 million americans fully vaccinated. that's 40% of all united states adults. the white house announced travel restrictions to india. christine has the details. >> the united states announcing a new travel ban on most nonunited states citizens

coming from india starting tuesday. the white house siting extraordinarily high coronavirus case loads and multiple variants circulating in india. the virus crippling india's health care system, killing 3500 people in just 24 hours. >> what's your own sense of that for people with family and loved ones there >> people are worried. no question. people are worried. >> here at home 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. meantime a milestone in the united states. 100 million americans now fully vaccinated. more than 20 states reporting a decline in new cases over the past week. >> i think we can say the worst is behind us. barring some crazy unforeseen variant. >> in 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 though broadway will wait until september. 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 -- may have a good summer but we may start seeing the virus start to surge again in our population as cold weather comes in. we want to have everybody vaccinated. >> 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 also included. christine sloan. the johnson and johnson come was a warning about the risk of a rare blood clot

it. happens particularly in women but san francisco did see one case of a man who had to be in the hospital. we speak to the doctor who treated him. >> too end up with a blood clot after the johnson and johnson vaccine is rare and when these cases reported they happen almost always in women patients. even more unusual, is that ucsf saw the first case of the condition 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 the emergency room. >> it hurts, it's like when you wake up with a cramp in your leg. >> we know that in europe just a few patients prepped the same symptoms. the john thethethethethethethe

activate pl atlettes that lead to blood clots. the patient is out of the hospital and in perfect health. >> he received treatment to help reverse the problem and he was put on a steriod to help kind of quiet the circumstances and then he was started on a nonheparin anti cogulant. >> the number i have seen. it's a very low, low risk. >> i wouldn't want it in any way to be used as an argument to not get a vaccination. >> the cdc has reported this clotting condition in 15 women and one man out of eight million people who have received the johnson and johnson vaccine nationwide. in san francisco, abc7 news. and if you have questions about coronavirus vaccines, you can ask the abc7 news vaccine team at

abc7 news.com/vaccine. just click on the big blue box. travelers will no longer see empty middle seats in airplanes. delta is the last to resume selling the seat which had been blocked off. delta said they will resume selling middle seats starting today. and the latest model from the cdc finds that leaving middle seats empty reduces the risk of coronavirus exposure by as much as 57% but the airline industry slammed the model for not considering vaccines or the impact of masks. harvard found masks and filtered air on board makes transmission rates low. >> many things together at the the same time do greatly reduce the risk of air travel and in particular provides a safe opportunity for people given the ventilation, given the wearing of masks, given the sanitizing on planes, given the individual

and personal attention that does allow for that middle seat to be occupied. >> industry groups think flying will look more like normal as more get vaccinated. portugal tourist officials hope a new pedestrian bridge, the world's longest will draw visitors back post pandemic. this metal bridge stands more than 570 feet above a river and it 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. both of which you may want to do. tourists can start booking visits on monday. and starting today you can compete in community races again. state officials say organized runs, walks, marathons, and other events can resume. the events must follow health guidelines. those 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. there are new limits for post race parties including no bans and no beer. the pandemic is forcing many to look at their skills in the work force. we take a look at how taking risks could maybe lead to a better future. the and here is a live look outside. there is that fog that's lisa has been talking about. a cool start to the morning. we will check in with her when we get back. the sleep number 360 smart bed on sale now! it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming,

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. contra costa is investigating another shooting in pittsburgh. this is the second freeway shooting in the last -- in this area in e last 24 hours and the third one this week. the chp said the victim was driving westbound near the bailey road off ramp. the victim was the only person in the car. his identity has not behas not

released. bullet holes were found on both sides of the car. on monday a driver's child was injured in a shooting on highway 4. we will keep you posted as we learn more about that. today san francisco's china town and north beach communities will celebrate asian pacific islander heritage month. they will reveal a massive ten foot tall sculpture that will be put in the alley that connects the two neighborhoe emmeets west, a nod to the long time collaborative spirit between the two communities. and things got nutty in the south bay as the planter's nut mobile brought mr. peanut to town. plenty of fans stopped by to take picture was mr. peanut and the mobile.

>> we are traveling all round the united states. east to west, not cracking fest. the idea is to make people happy. its been a tough year and our goal is just to spread smiles. everywhere we go we are waving, passing out stickers. >> today you can catch the mobile in san francisco at the sunset wellness on 37th. let's go check outside. >> pretty shot here from our tower camera. isn't that very cool you can see the deck of low clouds there. sales force in the distance. it'll be a cool and raw day in san francisco below average. elsewhere it's warmer but windy. details next. thank you. also next the future has arrived. quarterback trey lance meets his new teammates. the 49ers hoping to turn this

. today is your last chance to bid on most of the items in the warrior's the warr collection including versions of the various championship rings. one version includes a physical ring. the high bid is currently more than $28,000. there are also tickets from some of the most memorable games including the 2007 we believe team's game 6 blow out of the dallas mavericks. the auction for the nft's ends tomorrow. happening today the giants community funds glove drive is being held virtually. it benefits jr. giants. funds will provide gloves to 12,000 kids that participate in jr. giants. giants manager and mike out fielder will join on facebook live at 11:45 this morning to discuss the importance of owning a glove. fans will make a $20 donation to the giant's community fund and will receive

either a jersey pen or a giant's heart flag pen. and a slate of sports is ahead. the warriors and the rockets tipoff at 4:30 p.m. can watch it on our sister network espn. this afternoon the al west leading a's face the orioles at the oakland coliseum. first pitch is at 1:07 and the giants battle the padres at petco park. that game starts at 5:40 tonight. day 3 of the draft starts this morning with rounds 4 through 7. you can watch it here on abc many at 9:00 a.m. and last night the 49ers added three more players in the second and third round. they also welcomed trey lance to santa clara. here is larry beale with the details. >> good morning. the man the 49ers hope to be the quarterback of the next decade arrived in the bay area.

he received a welcoming text who jimmy who figures to remain the starting quarterback at least early next season. here is the gm greeting the newest niner. >> good to see you. >> i'm excite and ready to go. >> little tired >> i'm great. i'm ready to go. >> great. >> round 2, the niners selected aaron banks from alameda. he was a teammate of mike at notre dame. this is a massive human. 6'5", 330 pounds. round 3 the niners trade up to 88 and pick trey sherman out of ohio state. he ran for 331-yards in the big 10 title game. two treys in the draft and with pick 102, thomas out of michigan who opted out this past season but is good if man to man coverage. giants took the field in first place in the nl west. 16-9 as they open in san diego

with the padres and their star. posey been swinging hot abouts of late with his 6th homer of the season. see what ia year off can do for you in the 6th. profar two run single up the hidl and it's 3-1. they load the bases in the 7th. pair or foul. is this a grand slam in first they said yes and then review shows a foul ball and the giants loose. the a's hosting orioles. the orioles, check out the cotton candy vendor making a sweet one handed snag. nicely done. this is nicely done as well. sean murphy heating the plate. connecting for an opposite field home run. his 4th of the season. they take a 1-0 lead. a mike in starting rotation. hits one out to right to tie it at one and the next

batter is austin hayes who also goes downtown. back to back jacks for the o's who hold on for a 3-2 victory. to the ice we go. sharks and avalanche in colorado. take a selfie. first period. avalanche score twice. the 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. and let's get back over to lisa. a gray start to the saturday. >> yeah. parts of the bay. it'll be breezy to gusty. we have our deck of low clouds, sort of swallowing up the city. as we look at live doppler 7 you can see that system just pushing in to the central coast and the fog banked up here. the golden gate bridge. we have pockets of clearing and then the winds pick up throughout the day.

it is 50 downtown. 53 oakland. 52 san jose and there's been fog at the coast. also up in half moon bay and this is the east bay hills. walnut creek with 47. there is fog there. 46 in nevado with 50 in fairfield. winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour there and livermore at 50, 53 in concord and a look at the tower camera always a sight to see where we have the fog just floating over the city. it'll get compressed in the day as head and that will allow for a quicker burn off. warmer continues, eventually when we get that wind shift into sunday. looking at a gray start here. the gusty winds and the clearing throughout the day today but not at the coast. it'll be only in the 50's and winds could gust in excess of 40 miles an hour here. not only today but also into sunday. with the winds onunder the fire weather watch, our

winds will shift and will warm up from tomorrow into tuesday. here is a look at where there is a fire weather watch from vallejo, fairfield, vacaville. the strait where the relative humidity plummets and the dry fortherly winds allowing that brush and those fuels to get dryer. back home ours are in oak shape. as we look at the winds they will be on shore. that is a plus. it brings up higher relative humidity but still gusty. three in the afternoon. 20 to 30, even 40-mile an hour the coast. you will quiet into a warm up around the bay where the spread is na rrow. then this wind shift into the sunday. we will go off over sunday, monday, and tuesday, that compresses the marine layer. may not get wiped out but it'll

be -- won't be around for very long in the morning. your sunday upper 08's inland looking for 70's around the bay. here is the warmest day of the week. you can see the reds coming in to play closer to the bay and low 09's. like a summer day and then by tuesday we are still hot inland but we have the 60's, even upper 50's at the coast and we will get that wind shift to the on shore flow. 69 santa clara. 68 redwood city. only in the 50's, windy downtown. looking at the north bay with low 70's up toward -- wionthe e in oakland. 70 in san ramonx78 in concord. windy for us as well. the seven day forecast, we have a slight warm up tomorrow but still gusty winds at the coast. summer like monday, still holding onto that heat inland on tuesday. the wide range on wednesday. as we continue through the rest of the workweek temperatures will continue to cool off as that marine layer expands and a

return to the on shore winds as soon as late on tuesday. >> 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. those with the best prospects may credit at skills. e.sasha was working as a cat, are, other knicks g manageern after receiving their degree in bio medical sciences. then the pandemic hit and do did reality. >> service industry. i'm not going to be able to work from home. ly just be let go. >> she has a secure job as a software developer working from home in palo alto. it required her to change careers. she signed up for a boot camp at coding dojo. she was surrounded by others facing a similar challenge. >> it was pretty scary. it was nice to see so many people around me.

>> even coding dojo had to switch to remote. many sought new skills. >> we get a lot of folks out of service industries. we have tons of folks out of the finance world and business world in general. teachers, people are looking for stability, people are looking for skills that will carry them into the future. >> the shock wave also reached college campuses where students nearing graduation started having doubts. san jose state's career center saw the increase in students taking technical and data courts to broaden their skills. >> it's easier for people to up skill quickly without necessarily feeling like they made the wrong choice that they can adapt to the needs of the market place. >> the tech sector was well suited for remote work and adapted quickly to the pandemic. >> being ninple is very important. >> very. >> for sasha the path forward

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. happening day the aware jump will reopen for the first time since the pandemic started but only members will be allowed to go inside. on may 15th it'll open to the public. capacity will be limited so visitors are being asked to make on line reservations in advance. it'll only be open thursday through monday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and then after memorial day it'll resume a day weekly schedule. small business week kicks off today in san francisco. the mayor announced several events aimed to help small businesses on their road to recover friday from the pandemic. the week will consist of informational events, networking opportunities and business building workshops that highlight best

practices for financial recovery. the mayor is also called on residents and visitors to spend their money only on local businesses for 30 days starting today. all right. let's get a final check of the weather. >> yeah. may day. bringing some pretty flowers for sure it. will be windy. we are looking at upper 50's. a cool day at the coast with mid-60s's in oakland it. will be breezy there as well. warmest numbers by the delta. you won't escape the wind. it'll be windy on sunday but the numbers start to warm up. the wind shifts to off shore. look at the 90's. summertime on monday and tuesday. >> all right. thank you. thank you for morning ameri gma is fold followed by day da of the draft. thank you for joining us.

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