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made a celebration protest have been in the bay area. >> taking a small busi challenge, the city is looking forward to moving into the yellow tier next week. i'm tracking a windy and warm a day on the way tomorrow. i have details in the accuweather forecast. abc7 news at 11:00 starts now. moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news . taking a live look outside, you can really see the camera shaking in the wind. parts of the bay area will see gusty weather again tomorrow. earlier today, the wind in san francisco caused damage. trees and wires came down. with that, we say good evening, and thank you for joining us. let's get to our abc7 news

meteorologist with more on the windy conditions . we started out with a lot of wind. we do have some spaces close to the coast saw wind gusting in excess of 50 miles per hour. the wind will stick around for another day tomorrow. at the peak. sfo has 53 miles per hour. everywhere across the bay area, the wind was gusting between 20 and 40 miles per hour. the onshore flow keeps us on the cooler than average side. the wind has backed off a bit. they are still pretty strong. san francisco is gusting over 20. it is the same at half moon bay. the elevated wind will keep us on the mild side. the wind will cause an issue in solano county. we have a red flag warning with high fire danger. we are already talking about it. it starts tomorrow morning. it will last 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. the wind out of the north will

drop humidity levels down. any fires that dart could spread quickly. we will take a closer look at the wind, and the warmer temperatures. to make that sounds good, thank you. the strong, gusty wind had emergency crews on the run this afternoon. trees blew over and power lines broke loose. in one case, men escaped with his life when a huge pine tree came crashing down.>> reporter: the tree roots were ripped from the ground of this park. the 90 foot pine tree toppled over, briefly trapping a man beneath its branches. he did manage to crawl out. paramedics took him away in a wheelchair. he is expected to be okay. be o a dangerous scene a few miles south between the 101 and 283 freeways. energized wires broke loose. the street was shut down while a pg&e crew repaired the lines. >> the wind knocked down a 30 foot tall tree.

you can see the wind appears to have pulled it up by the roots and tossed it onto the silver toyota. fortunately, no one was in the car. windy conditions are a good reminder, it's never too early to think about fire season. today is wildfire awareness day in california. the state is increasing its effort to get people ready, including a new program that could be rolling into the city where you live. grant program led to the creation of 15 trailers, packed with information, and the tools needed to create a defensible space. >> we did learn fire safe counsel at a community level. it normally takes a face-to- face conversation to really help people understand the complexity, and what they need to do personally. >> they set up a text alert system for people to receive tips on how to prepare for fire season. a reminder, you can always check weather conditions where you live with our abc7 news

app. it is free in the app store. workers across the bay area took to the streets to celebrate international workers day , or mayday. this year, the marches took on a new tone, remembering the essential workers lost to the pandemic, and demanding better labor protections. cornell bernard has more.has mo. >> reporter: a drumbeat on market street, union workers are marching to celebrate mayday.>> we fought be able to have right, and work eight hours. >> reporter: monique brown is a carpenter from richmond estate on the job through the pandemic. she is marching for those who could not. >> i'm glad everybody pulled together to help those that were not able to work. >> reporter: made a celebrate international workers, and their fight for an eight hour workday, going back 100 years. this year, mayday has a greater meaning. the mac mini workers lost their lives doing what they do. many workers have been laid

off. >> reporter: many labor unions called for the passage of defending the right to organize, empowering workers to negotiate better wages. they want residential biden's call for a $15 minimum wage to go beyond federal contractors. we are asking for $15 per hour to be the base. that is not a living wage in this country. that is not too much to ask.>> reporter: the march and it is civic center with speakers taking the stage. aaron oakland, a different mayday celebration. the workers are commemorating the day, not on foot, but in their cars.>> reporter: the car caravan is on the move, taking issues of workers rights and racial industrial injustices to the street. >> we are protesting against police violence.>> reporter: in san jose, this march through downtown, protesting income inequality and better

protections for essential workers. this is about having housing for all, we have immigration reform, so there is a path to citizenship for all people in our country.>> reporter: action and activism across the bay area, cornell bernard, abc7 news. with improving covid-19 metrics, san francisco is expecting to make it into the least restrictive yellow tier next week. it will give a boost to the economy, something we are focused on in our efforts to build a better bay area. as matt boone tells us, it all comes as the city celebrates all businessweek, and a challenge to purchase only local products through the month of may.>> reporter: at bookshop west portal, there rolling out outdoor shells. this is an important part of their business model. the owner says some customers are still weary of any indoor activities. he met customers mention they are waiting before they actually go out more. >> reporter: that announcement could come next week.

this also happens to be small business week, with events planned throughout the city. traffic. our business has been creeping up as more and more people venture out. >> reporter: it is the kickoff of the 30 day, small business challenge. >> for the month of may, can you shop and dine, using only small businesses? >> reporter: this is the president of the san francisco small business commission. he was out earlier with the mayor, letter debris, promoting the challenge, to modify your spending habits for the month. >> like everybody else, we are custom to ordering from instacart and amazon prime. >> reporter: signs like this underscore the importance of supporting local businesses during the month of may. as you can tell when he walked in many streets, many of them have not made it. the goal is to save the ones that of come this far. >> we are making communities that are more lively and robust that we want to spend time in. who wants to walk on the street

full of empty shops? not me.>> reporter:'s name for this one. >> one reason we moved here is that we really like that were a lot of local stores. >> reporter: a fragile ecosystem that desperately needs a boost.>> reporter: it is important that people get out and shop at their stores, or they won't be able to survive. >> reporter: matt boone, abc7 news. san francisco and marin county are on track to advance next week. unless the counties deviate from state guidelines, means an increased capacity up to 50% for places like gyms, movie theaters, and entertainment centers. the biggest change will be bars not serving food, they can reopen indoors at 25% capacity. yellow tier status would allow live performance venues to increase their capacity. in the east bay, if you need to get vaccinated, there are plenty of opportunities

this weekend. we were at a clinic in fremont that is a partnership between the fire department and haller's pharmacy. it will be open once again tomorrow. appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. organizers say people should have no trouble getting a shot now. >> now that it is open to the general public, there is so much access. they can go to local pharmacies and get vaccines regularly. >> reporter: if you cannot make it this weekend, there are clinics planned next weekend. speaking of, contra costa county has temporary walkup vaccine clinics. one is that the youth development center, and the other at st. john's baptist church in richmond. no permits are not needed, the sites are only eligible for county residents. they are open from 9:00 until 4:00, through tomorrow. if you need to get the covid-19 vaccine, there is a new way to find out where you can get a shot. the white house senior advisor for covid-19 response tweeted that you can text your zip code to the number on your screen.

the numbers spell out get backs. you get it text of all the locations where you can get vaccinated. for more information about the race to backs me, you can go to www.abc7news.com . we posted this interactive vaccine tracker showing how many people have gotten the shot where you live. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a developing's dorian wisconsin. what we now know after a shooter opened fire at a casino tonight? san francisco kicks off heritage month with events to promote unity, diversity, and inclusion. for the first time since the 1960s, a u.s. base craft is splashing down at night. we

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wisconsin law enforcement responded to an active shooting incident as a green bay casino. two people are dead and dead an person is seriously injured. the suspected gunman is also dead. the shooting happened at about 7:30 wisconsin time. witnesses say they heard as many as 30 gunshots. >> it was chaos all over. people were scattering in all directions. it was crazy. it was crazy. >> reporter: police say this was a targeted incident and there is no longer a threat to the community. the casino is closed until further notice. san francisco city hall was lit up tonight in red and gold in honor of asian american pacific islander heritage month. red symbolizes good fortune and joy and gold is for wealth

prosperity. mayor london breed showed support by signing the proclamation, declaring may as a.a.p.i. heritage month. she acknowledged it has been a challenging year for the asian community , and praise the city's ability to come together.>> reporter: we are a city of resilience and a inclusiveness. we are city of diversity. we are a city, when faced against the wall, we have each other's back.>> reporter: community leaders from chinatown and north beach unveiled this 10 foot tall, floral fly sculpture. this is a salute to the collaborative spirit between the two communities. in the south bay, message of unity and a call to action. santa clara city leaders join community members this afternoon for a march to stop asian hate. the walk started at franklin square and ended at civic center park. organizers are calling on state lawmakers to take action against the rise in violence against asian americans. >> the community leaders need to let legislators know, there

should be consequences for all of this happening. people should be held responsible.>> reporter: organizers say it is their responsibility to and in solidarity with all communities facing hate and discrimination.>> reporter: the activists held a march for the elders event in san francisco. they chanted and marched from portsmouth square to city hall, demanding justice for their elders and victims of hate crimes. the center for the study of hate and extremism found that anti-asian hate crimes are up 140% in the first quarter of this year, compared to last year. actress, olympia dukakis has died. she took the oscar for best supporting actress in 1987 for moonstruck. she won a golden globe for that role. olympia dukakis performed many times at san francisco's

american conservatory theater and served as grand marshall of the san francisco pride parade in 2011. her family says she died this morning in new york city after months of failing health. olympia dukakis was 89 years old. taking a live look now at the spacex live count on is the dragon capsule makes his way back to earth. look at that right there. nasa says the spacecraft is in the middle of its deorbit burn that will drop the spacecraft out of the earth orbit and bring it back into the atmosphere. the capsules expected to splash down within the hour. it is the first nighttime splashdown since the apollo 8 mission more than 50 years ago. here is christine sloan with more. >> reporter: spacex dragon crew gets the news they have been waiting for. >> we have a great weather

forecast tonight. it should be a very good night to come home. >> reporter: the weather in the gulf of mexico is so challenging this week. nasa delayed the undocking until tonight, giving the crew a little extra time. it may take one last look at the window. >> reporter: commander, mike hopkins, who has been sleeping, said he needed to do some housecleaning before the crew could board dragon to come home. >> clean up your bedroom, your next bed is in houston.>> reporter: with that go ahead, the four person crew climbed into the dragon named resilience for the fast trip back to earth overnight. the first nighttime splashdown for astronauts since the iconic apollo 8 mission in 1968. >> thank you for your hospitality. sorry we stayed a bit longer. >> have a safe trip back home. soft landing. >> reporter: they did warn mariners in the gulf of mexico to stay away from the

splashdown zone. they do not want a repeat of the crowds that showed up when the demolition crew landed last august. christine sloan, abc7 news new york. isn't it amazing how we have gotten so far? we were looking at the weather to make sure the takeoff was okay. now we are at splashdown. >> it is always crucial. what the window weather just right. it is nice to welcome them home after an amazing mission. tonight, it is clear, no matter where you are, you have a live look outside. you can see over the city skyline, we find fierce skies. earlier, we had a lot of fog. the marine layer is getting compressed. what that means, as we go through the next 12 to 24 hours, we will expect clear skies and gusty wind. here are the surface wind as we look over the city. we have the gusts with us

throughout much of the overnight. what that really does in the overnight hours, it keeps temperatures elevated. the lows will fall on either side of 50 degrees. temperatures have been slow to cool off with breezy conditions. it's 51 in the city. it is 54 in oakland. it is 57 in santa rosa. brentwood is coming in at 60 degrees. this is live doppler 7. the reason why we are tracking this today, and tomorrow, we have an area of low pressure moving up to the east. we have a big ridge of high pressure building up to the west. the ridge of high pressure will bring warmer temperatures over the next couple of days. the proximity between these two features, we are sandwiched between them. the windy conditions will occur again tomorrow. tomorrow morning, it is breezy, especially along the coastline. the wind is gusting over 30

miles per hour. as you go throughout your day on sunday, the wind ramps up. it is similar to what we ask today. we will find strong gusts, over 40 miles per hour. that will happen along the coast. for many of us, the wind will be between 20 and 35 miles per hour. with windy weather through california, we do have a red flag warning. we talked about fire fire fire i don't think it is a surprise to anybody. our landscape is parched. we are in a drought. when you get windy events occurring, it dries out the atmosphere. relative humidity will drop. the red flag warning starts tomorrow morning and it will last through tuesday evening. overnight tonight, we have clear skies. it's all about the breeze continuing overnight. we have upper 40s and low 50s for the overnight lows. tomorrow, it gets windy again in the afternoon. it will turn warmer compared to today. >> tomorrow, the warm spot is

in the 80s. location is key for how warm you get. we are in the 50s and 60s, away from the stronger onshore breezes. we will get into the 70s and 80s. here is the seven-day forecast. we have gusty wind tomorrow. it feels like summer here on monday and tuesday with the hottest spots going into the low 90s. we will cool off by thursday and friday. that wind will come back. by friday and saturday, we will be tracking those gusty winds again. i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther king. sometimes, this is what it takes. facing down hate. facing down bias.

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steph curry is dancing. they're trying to snap a slide. look at this editing right here, you see the third-quarter run as andrew wiggins get things going. he had x quick points as he slams at home. now we have a trip on the corner. that run is ballooning. here's can't. here is the corner triple, making it a 17-0 run. he started slow but caught fire in the third. another triple, a 24-0 run open things up. he scored 23 was 30 in the third. the warriors went to 113-87. >> i think everybody was feeling good in the second half. we came to play. he could have let go of the rope a bit. we turned it on. >> i was crucial for us to win. we got it done. we need to carry some momentum into new orleans. >> here is bruce watching the giants in san diego. it's good to see him.

manny machado goes deep left. it is 3-0, potteries in a hurry and san diego. the giants tried to claw back. darren roth, base hits, an rbi single. suddenly, they are within a single run. they are trying. bottom of the eighth, same score, here's a blast to write, this is part of a three run inning. san francisco looks to avoid the sweep on sunday. this youngster is ready to go the coliseum. jesus run into trouble. austin hays goes to the left. matt chapman cuts off the throw, trying to get the runner at third. he throws it away. top of the fifth, is dj stewart. a two run shot. baltimore wins 8-4. the sharks are in colorado. san jose is a power play.

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building a better bay area finding solutions, this is abc7 news. nearly 40% of americans are fully vaccinated , but the demand for vaccines is declining. the biden administration is finding new ways totototototo enthusiasm for the shot. >> reporter: according to the cdc, more than 100 million americans are fully vaccinated against covid-19. >> that's 100 million, nearly 40% of all adult americans. >> the rate has declined.>> reporter: people will get more more complacent. this is still winter buyers. we need to get we will be in trouble in the winter. >> reporter: the biden administration reaches out to those still on backs they did with a new text messaging service website and toll-free hotline. >> we have seen an increase in

confidence amongst communities that had a higher level of hesitancy. we will make determinations about what the public campaign should look like. >> reporter: there are signs that life is returning to normal. disneyland reopened at 25% capacity. >> the five of us today, is something we were afraid would never happen again. >> reporter: the kentucky derby welcomes back vans after last year's run for the roses held in september with no spectators. for those traveling, delta airlines is the last u.s. carrier to announce they will sell middle seats on their aircraft. overseas, the situation in india is getting worse. more than 400,000 confirmed cases and 3000 deaths in the last 24 hours. dr. anthony fauci tells the indian express. >> to the people of india, i say, and hang together. everybody is in this together. they are suffering now, but i

guarantee we will get back to normal. >> reporter: u.s. announced a travel restriction on tuesday, cutting off entry to most people that i've traveled there in the last two weeks. one hospital treating covid-19 patients caught fire, killing 15. this is the second such incident in a week. the bay area sending help to hospitals in hard-hit india. the ceo of salesforce tweeted today that the company is preparing to send a plane of medical supplies overseas. they started loading it up today, the shipment will include oxygen concentrators and other equipment. the plane is expected to land in india on may 8. the california democratic party is holding the convention this weekend. governor gavin newson vin newsoe the delegates. everything is happening virtually due to the pandemic. governor focused on promoting the states effort in fighting the coronavirus. he then had this to say about

the recall. >> national republicans and extreme right-wingers, they are not sitting back. they are throwing everything they can at the recall power grab. it is all in hopes of rolling back on the important progress we have made together. we cannot let them win. >> vice president kamala harris address a group. she did not mention the recall directly, but she said she and president joe biden support governor gavin newsom 100%. our special series, california dreaming is taking a closer look at the issues that are threatening the california dream and the people working to keep it alive. we compiled the last three months of reports into a new special show. here is a sneasneasneasneasneasa

this is california. for some, it is not the home they remember. >> you know, california and san francisco, we took a strong, aggressive stance on covid-19. in san francisco, turned out to be for the positive. from a health perspective, it's been catastrophic from the economic perspective. >> it is a gut feeling, like an urge, like if i don't do something now, when will i find myself? do we think about beaches disappearing. that is a public resource that is also disappearing. >> we have homes that are falling into the ocean. >> we created a sense of fear, it was also a catalyst. >> join us as we explore the challenges in the golden state, and the people finding solutions to keep the dream alive. >> why can't this be the

normal. normal isn't working for so many people. >> i need people to hear me. i need to speak loudly.>> reporter: you don't want to protect what you don't love. >> this is how we beat ourselves and the rest of the world. >> the people, will make california and the future, the resiliency of california. it is about to showcase itself. you can stream all 17 episodes of california dreaming on demand right now through our abc7 news connected tv apps. still ahead, there are nationwide shortages of everything from chicken to chlorine. the pandemic is that the only reason that shoppers are struggling to find these items. i am meteorologist, drew tuma. we have a warmer day as well.

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impacting dinner plates across the country. the restaurant industry is dealing with a chicken shortage. some analysts blame the pandemic, which caused poultry plants reduce staff. it also made people stay home and order delivery, hunting and increased demand for chicken. some blamed storms and power outages in major poultry producing states like texas and arkansas. we didn't have optimal chicken distribution. they could not move it around. >> we are getting two thirds of what we would typically order. there are some days that food reps call us and say we may not be able to get you anything. >> is a the shortages stems from the chicken craze of 2019 when fast food chains battle over which had the best chicken sandwich. turning to another shortage, this could be bad news for summer fun. chlorine tabs for swimming

pools are running low due to a fire at a chemical plant in louisiana in august. as a result, prices have skyrocketed, even doubling. homeowners with pools could be the ones to pay the price. the shortage may not get better anytime soon, and consumers should consider stocking up sooner rather than later. it will feel like a pool weather in a few days. >> yes, it will taste of summer on monday and tuesday. the hottest cities will be in the 90s. tomorrow, we will track warmer temperatures and windy conditions. the wind will be gusting tomorrow afternoon. the wind is active at 20 to 40 miles per hour, and it could be stronger along the coastline. we have a red flag warning going into effect for solano county. this will last until tuesday evening for the strong wind, creating high fire danger, especially in the central valley. we will keep our eye on that.

right now it is breezy. temperatures on the upper 40s and low 50s under clear skies. tomorrow, we have plenty of sunshine. it will be warmer than today. the location is dependent on how warm we get. here is the seven-day forecast. we have dusty wind and warmer temperatures on monday and tuesday. the hottest cities will be in the 90s. it will turn cooler later in the week. the wind will come back friday and saturday. once again, chris has a preview of sports. coming up in sports, the earthquakes are back in action tonight. we'll hear from the 49ers

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overall selection in 2018. the team rounds out the 2021 class today. they took four players between rounds five and six. it two offensive players in two defensive players out of the pac-12. kyle shanahan understands the importance of the call they made to the newest members of the team. >> it is an unbelievable moment. it is really fun. that is never lost on me. sometimes you have a pick right there after so you at the nap right back. that is what makes this fun. >> i'm talking, there try to be polite to me. all i'm saying is, will see when you get here, go enjoy this with your family. i get to see that when i get home, it's like man, that is cool. trey lance arrived on friday. they took the future franchise quarterback third overall thursday night. he said the first text he received was from jimmy garoppolo. he will be his backup. the rookie from north dakota state cannot wait to get work.

>> it is good to see you. >> i am excited and ready to go. >> are you tired? >> no, i am ready to go. >> i just want to get in and learn as much as i possibly can. i am excited to get there and know the community and the organization. i just want to learn. >> the las vegas raiders had three pigs on the final day of the draft. cameron went the fourth row to minnesota. look it is a video. he celebrates with a viking cape. they had to go undrafted agents. you are seeing a wide receiver fifth-round to the dallas cowboys. five of the stanford players found homes as undrafted free agents. san jose state have undrafted wide receivers. we have trey walker going to

buffalo. with the 250 night overall pick in the seventh round, houston linebacker, grant stewart became mr. irrelevant when he was taken by the tampa bay buccaneers. the first player to be given that nickname was calvin kirk back in 1976. every year, the final pick earns the designation of mr. irrelevant. earthquakes host dc united. atwater lopez, his first goal. they keep the pressure on. cade cowell will hustle to the ball. the hard work pays off. he puts it in the back of the net. jackson, this is an amazing goal. watch this getting fired in here. good luck stopping them. he had two goals on the night. it is the first saturday in may. that means the annual run for the roses. the 147th edition of the

kentucky derby. >> medina's spirit wins if i have a length. trainer picks up a seventh kentucky derby win, velazquez gets his fourth victory. nearly 52,000 were in attendance. third round of the championship, this is the second chart. eliza thing up perfectly. watch this. it will go out for an eagle. what a shot. a birdie attempt, and this is how you finish your day. he is a single shot off the lead, 13 under in third place. are chasing third place. keegan bradley has a great shot here. that should be a fun final

round. abc7 news sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. thank you so much. that is it for tonight everybody. abc7 news continues tomorrow at 5:00 with drew and chris. we appreciate you joining us. we leave you with a live look, wow, look at that, the splashdown of spacex. this is a monumental experience. this is the first nighttime splashdown since 1968. talk about great timing. kudos to

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