strong gusts of wind are sticking around for another day. when does causing damage leaving trees and will livewire down. wind and low humidity prompting a warning for one bay area county that goes into effect later this morning. good morning. let's get right over to meteorologist lisa argen with a look at what we can expect today. good morning. we are going to see more wind today. there will be a wind shift from a drying and warming and upper elevations as the winds go offshore, 1000 feet. right now we are in the 60s in

antioch. numbers around the 50 degree mark san francisco, novato . warmer in the north bay because of the wind. gusts to 25 miles per hour, half moon bay. above 1000 feet, they are out of the north mt. tam, mt. diablo was over 50 miles per hour. we are looking at sunny skies. noon, 60s and 70s. warmer away from the coast. sunshine at the coast with gusty winds. yesterday peak wind gusts 54 miles per hour at sfo. fire danger is elevated through the next several days. details and a fire weather watch coming up. with improving covid-19 metrics, san francisco is expecting to make the least restrictive yellow tier this week. it will give another boost to the economy, something we are focused on in efforts to build a better bay area.

as reporter matt boone tells us, small business weekend a challenge to buy only local products for the month of may. >> reporter: at this bookshop, he's rolling up your shelves has become an important part of their business model. the owner says some customers are weary of any indirect herrity. >> a lot of customers have admitted they are waiting for the yellow tier before they go out more. >> reporter: that announcement could come next week which also happens to be small business week with events planned throughout the city. >> i'm hoping it will increase foot traffic. our business has been creeping up as more people venture out. >> reporter: it's a kickoff at the 30-day small-business challenge. >> for the month of may, can you shop and dine only using small businesses. >> reporter: is a president of the san francisco small business commission. he was up earlier with the mayor promoting the challenge which is designed to modify your spending habits for the

month. >> like everybody else, we have become accustomed to ordering from instacart and amazon prime. >> reporter: signs like this underscoring the importance of supporting vocal businesses. as you can tell as you walk down streets, many have not made it the goal. it's to save the ones who have come this far. >> we are making communities that are more lively and robust that we want to spend time in. who wants to walk down a street that's full of empty shops. took safer this resident. >> one of the reasons we moved here is we like there were a lot of local stores. >> reporter: a fragile ecosystem that needs a boost. >> it is important that people get out and shop at the stores or they won't be able to survive. >> san francisco and marin county are in track to advanced to the yellow tier unless the counties deviate from state guidelines, this means an

increased capacity of up to 50% for places like gyms, movie theaters, and entertainment centers. the biggest change will be bars not serving food. those will be allowed to open re-re-open it 25% capacity indoors. it would also alive venues to increase capacity. in the east bay, if you need to get vaccinated, there plenty of opportunities this weekend. abc7 news was at a clinic in fremont partnership between the fire department and hollers pharmacy. it will be open today. appointments are required, or recommended, excuse me, but welcomes walk-ins are welcome. people should have note trouble getting the shot right now. >> now that it's open to the public, there's availability and access that they can go to local pharmacies and get vaccines pretty regularly. >> if you can't make it this weekend, there are clinics planned for next week. contra costa count is two woke up clinics this weekend. one of the pittsburgh youth development center. the other is it st. john

missionary baptist church in richmond. no appointment is needed. it's only for eligible county residents and open from 9:00 until 4:00 today. if you still need to get the vaccine, there's a new way to find out where you can get a shot. white house senior advisor tweeted you can text your zip code to 438829. the numbers spell out get vaccinated and you will get it text of the locations where you can get vaccinated. for more information about race to vaccinate, you can head to our website, abc7news.com/vaccine. we have posted this interactive tracker that shows you how many people have gotten the shot where you live. workers across the bay area took to the streets to celebrate international workers day or may day. they took a different tone this year remembering essential workers lost to the pandemic and demanding better labor protections. cornell bernard has the details.

>> reporter: a drumbeat, union workers marching to celebrate may day. >> we thought to be able to have rights and to be able to work eight hours. >> reporter: she's a carpenter who stayed in the chapter the pandemic. she is marching for those who could not. >> i'm glad everybody pulled together to help those who weren't able to work. may day celebrates international workers in their fight for an eight hour workday going back 100 years. this year may day has a greater meaning. >> many workers have lost our lives doing what they do. many workers have been laid off. >> reporter: many labor units coming for the passage to protect the right to organize designed to empower workers to negotiate better wages. they won't president biden's call for a $15 minimum wage to go beyond

>> we are asking for $15 an hour to be the base. that's still not a living wage in this country. that's not too much to ask. >> reporter: the marriage ended at the civic center with speakers taking the stage. in oakland, different may day celebration. these workers commemorating the day in their cars. this car caravan on the move, taking the issues of workers rights and racial injustice to the streets. >> our theme is uniting low- wage workers while at the same time protesting against police violence. >> reporter: in san jose, this march through downtown protesting income inequality and better protections for essential workers. >> may day is about is having housing for all. that we have immigration reform so there's a path to citizenship for all people in our country. >> reporter: action and activism across the bay area. strong gusty winds had emergency crews on the run

yesterday as trees blew over and powerlines broke loose. in one case, a man escape with his life when a huge pine tree came crashing down. the trees roots were ripped from the ground at this park near the embarcadero. you can see the 90 foot pine toppled over, briefly trapping a man. he managed to crawl up. paramedics took him away, but he is expected to be okay. a scene a few miles south between the 101 and 280 freeway. energized wires broke loose from a poll. the street wish shut down while the lines were prepared. the winds knocked down a 30 foot tall tree in pacific heights. you can see it appears to have pulled it up by the roots and tossed it on a car. fortunately, nobody was in the car. some scary situations and the windy conditions are good reminder that it's never too early to think about fire season. for wildfire awareness day,

california is increasing its effort to get people ready. that includes a new program that could be rolling into the city where you live. it's a grant program that led to the creation of 15 trailers packed with information as well as the tools needed to create a defensible space. >> we have learned fire safe counsel at the community level, it usually takes a face-to-face conversation to really help people understand the complexity and what they need to do personally. >> they have set up a text alert system. people can sign up to receive messages and tips on how to prepare for fire season. you can check the weather conditions where you live on our abc7 news news app. it's free to download in the app store. let's get a check in the weather and the wind we are tracking today. it's almost a fall-like pattern. we will have the onshore flow by the coast, but upper elevations will see offshore flow. that is the driving conditions that will take place and warming as we get through today,

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coworkers friends that are also deceased. >> officials suggested the shooter may have been an employee at the restaurant in the casino. san francisco city hall was lit up in red and gold in honor of asian-american pacific islanders heritage month. red symbolizes good fortune and joy. gold is for wealth and prosperity. she showed her support by signing a proclamation declaring may as month. the mayor acknowledged this has been a challenging year for the asian community but praised the city's ability to come together. >> we are a city of resilience, a city of inclusiveness, a city of diversity. we are a city that when faced against the wall, we have each other's back. >> community leaders from chinatown and north beach and feel this 10 foot tall floral butterfly sculpture. it's a salute to the collaborative spirit between

the two communities. in southbay, a message of unity and a call to action. santa clara city leaders joined members for march to stop asian hate. it 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. >> we as local community leaders need to let the legislators know we had to be strict. there should be consequences for all these things happening, and people should be held responsible. >> organizers since their responsibility to stand in solidarity with all communities facing hate and discrimination. >> asians united. >> these activists held a march for elders event in san francisco. they chanted and marched from portsmouth square to demand justice for their elders and other victims of hate crimes.

the centers for hate and extremism found anti-asian hate crimes are up 140% in the first quarter of this year compared to last year. is more school districts bring students back, they're looking for ways to speed up the screening process each day. abc7 news david louie shows how an app originally developed for offices is now being used by a san jose school district. >> reporter: this is week two for limited classes in san jose franklin mckinley school district. it's a program in which teachers volunteer to be in the classroom with up to 15 students to ensure everyone's safety, safety and sanitation protocols are being open- minded. parents play an important role checking in their children with an app called company nurse. >> we don't have anything to impacted negatively. this is crucial to making sure our classrooms are safe, the staff feels safe, the families feel stave. >> reporter: it's a school that developed by company who

created a solution for 111 companies to screen office workers. franklin mclean newly serve san jose residents and neighborhoods hard-hit by covid. >> our community, our zip codes have had higher positive rates within our county. this is extremely important. >> reporter: to meet the needs of a diverse population, it is available in english, spanish, and vietnamese. one set of questions can help been multiple children in a household. >> if they didn't have symptoms and exposure, they could present with the green pass, the temperature check station where they would be biometric the scan. >> reporter: the process takes about a minute. it can be customized by each school district. >> might get a reminder reminding them to complete their health screen. one simple click with a one- time password sent via text message would get them into the up. -- >> reporter: they see this is an important partnership.

four astronauts are back on earth, spacex safely returned from the international space station overnight. >> [ applause ] >> excellent news. we are splashdown. >> the dragon capsule parachuted into the gulf of mexico off of panama city, florida, just before midnight. it's the first u.s. crew splashdown in darkness since 1968. officials say it was done to take advantage of calm weather. the trip home only lasted 6.5 hours. the astronauts, three americans and one japanese completed a 167 day mission. the long as for astronauts launching from the u.s.. so cool. that's really amazing. >> very cool. we had a nice day yesterday.

the winds, a lot of people talking about that. once again we will have winds above the surface that are gusty but they will change to a northerly gradient and we will still have the sea breeze at 1000 feet. combining those two factors, a wide range of temperatures again. here's a look at live doppler 7 were a classical set up. high pressure offshore. low pressure diving over california and the dog between the two creating the wind. the next couple of days drier air and warmer weather. it's 50 in the city as well as half moon bay. d4, concord. numbers around the 50 degree mark. upper elevations will have the wind shift. with it dry, it's exacerbating the fire danger, sacramento valley. there's a look at the golden gate bridge. the sun is coming up at about 6:12. patchy coastal fog. sunny and warmer and breezy this afternoon. offshore winds increasing the fire danger around the delta.

11:00 today through 5:00 on tuesday, north winds up to 25 miles per hour. that drops humidity from 20% to 9%. most cities only got about 30% of average for rainfall this season so we extend that into the sacramento valley. temperatures will be into the 90s from chico to stockton and modesto. 5:00 tuesday afternoon. here is a look at those winds. 10:00, they are already gusty at the coast. the colors indicate how strong they get. 5:00, 40 to 50 miles per hour along the shoreline. breezy in the gaps and the hills. monday, looking at the winds continuing. looking at some pretty serious winds. as we go through the next several days, the heat will be a factor. 90s will be arriving as we got towards later tomorrow. it will feel like summer.

we will get the sea breeze at the coast so that keeps numbers here, even though they will warm up a little, they will be comfortable. looking at low 50s. this afternoon mid-50s half moon bay. 66, the city. 72, oakland. low 80s, concord. 5 degrees average today warmer than average. 3 to 10 degrees warmer for your monday. that will hold for tuesday except at the shoreline. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s coast. 70s around the bay. mid-80s inland. the 90s for monday inland. tuesday the warmth holds inland but the sea breeze kicks up by late in the day. temperatures trailing off. a little too soon for those gusty offshore winds. looks like a cooler end of the weekend into the weekend. coming up. our body often needs a reminder when we have surgery or

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scarring is part of an evolutionary survival system. >> $100,000 years ago, you got infected. you bled out. you were debilitated. >> reporter: he became intrigued when colleagues began performing cutting-edge surgery and said the wound on fetuses with soft, still developing skin that didn't form scars. a collaborator began experimenting with materials that can prevent tighter, fully formed skin from stretching after an incision and sending out stress signals that prompt cells to form scar tissue. >> you can sense there is a soft tissue splint. >> reporter: while they had success, they wondered if there might be a way to disrupt the same stress signals with a chemical. they settled on an i drug which is used to interrupt signaling during certain imac treatments.

>> we inject one time with the drug. we know it's a great target. >> reporter: he said the results were startling. the wound on the left which was stressed with a ring to simulate field close to the consistency of normal skin, even under sophisticated computer measurement. >> you've got to be kidding me, right? after raymond, you can see anything. >> reporter: a plan together more evidence with the goal of possibly applying to the fda for permission to launch human trials in the near future. researchers said the drug has been used for several decades with a good safety record. not to a paltry problem impacting dinner plates across the country. the restaurant industry is dealing with a chicken shortage. some blame the pandemic which caused paltry plans to reduce staff. the virus made people to stay home and order delivery prompting increased demand for chicken. some blames storms and power outages in texas and arkansas.

>> didn't have optimal chicken distribution. some oh parts of the world that needed to be in other parts of the world and we couldn't move it about. >> with two thirds of what we would typically order. some days reps will call us and they say we might not be able to get you anything. >> many see the shortages from the chicken craze of 2019 when fast food chains battled over who had the best chicken sandwich. another shortage, this could be bad news for your summer fun. chlorine tabs for swimming pools are running low because of a fire at a chemical plant in louisiana. as a result, prices skyrocketed, some 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 than later. a sacramento man's love of hot cars earned him a place in

hot wheels mortality. every year the hot wheels legends to work searches for real-life cars and juices want to become a new toy. riley spent almost two years building this 1970 pontiac firebird trans am at his parents house. it was chosen out of 5000 entries. the company will come 88 a miniaturized version they will sell around the world. still to come. the push to vaccinate more americans. more on the effort focusing on young people. california democrats are getting together virtually for their annual convention. hear the mess

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warming up. fire danger getting elevated over the next several days as solano county is going under a red flag warning. you can see the fog. we have an on shore flow close to the surface, below 1000 feet. 50, san rafael, san francisco. and height is the wind and wind shift out of the north. looking at the gusty northerly winds working their way to the surface, allowing for the warmth away from the shoreline. 9:00, 50s and 60s. noon, 80 by the delta. 2:00, upper 60s in hayward to locate words and concord. 75, petaluma. you can see the warming trend getting underway. the winds will pick up and they will be offshore in the upper elevations. we will watch that and hopefully you will too. we will talk about warmer

weather beginning tomorrow, in a few minutes health care workers are pushing to get younger americans vaccinated. patients between 18 and 64 make up the largest group in the hospital with covid. global cases are surging right now. the spike is largely fueled by massive outbreak in india. more than 40% of new cases of the virus are in the country. >> reporter: according to the cdc, more than 103 million americans are now fully vaccinated against covid-19. but the rate of vaccines being administered per day has declined. >> we need to get 80% of the population immunity by fall. if not, we will be and trouble next winter. >> reporter: some seeing an increase in patients. the university of kansas health system opening a second covid- 19 icu for the first time in months. >> nobody wants to wear a mask. we have and wanted to wear a mask, but the virus doesn't care. >> reporter: there are signs

life is slowly returning to normal. the kentucky derby welcoming back fans following last year's run for the roses held in september with no spectators. for those traveling, delta air lines is the last he was carrier to announce it will begin selling middle seats on its aircraft. overseas, the situation in india continues to worsen. the country setting another daily global record with almost 402,000 new cases. officials there opening vaccinations to all adults in hoping to stop the spread. the u.s. announcing a travel restriction from india. tuesday, cutting off entry to most people who have traveled over there in the last two weeks. >> the bay area sending up to hospitals in hard hit india. the ceo of san francisco bay sales force tweeted the company is preparing to send a plane of medical supplies overseas. they started loading it yesterday.

the shipment will include oxygen, concentrators, and other equipment. the plane is expected to land in india this coming saturday. the u.s. has started its withdrawal from afghanistan after nearly 20 years of occupation in country following the september 11 attacks. nato will also withdraw forces. fears remain on what will happen after the forces are gone. >> reporter: me one had been the deadline for american troops to withdraw from afghanistan, a date set by the trump administration. president biden has pushed back that deadline to september 11. the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks against the u.s. >> after 20 years of valor, and sacrifice, it is time to bring those troops home. >> reporter: officials say the u.s. met the goals it said in afghanistan. >> the united states came here to deal with a specific set of circumstances that arose out of

9/11 to upperhand osama bin laden. >> reporter:'s troops withdraw, there is concern the increased opportunities created for women and girls could disappear. >> there is a whole generation, well over 50% of the population has come of age since 2001, that are more connected with the outside world, that wants to preserve those gains. >> reporter: taliban leaders are displeased with the new time line for the u.s.'s withdrawal, at least 21 killed. dozens more injured after a suicide truck bomb exploded, but it's not clear the attack ad anything to do with the impending troop withdrawal. there are fears there could be more attacks. >> return to violence would be senseless and tragic, but make no mistake, we have the military means to respond forcefully to any type of attacks. >> reporter: a u.s. special inspector general paints a dire picture. insurgent attacks are up more than 35% in the first three

months of the year compared to last year with strikingly high civilian casualties and almost half the country needs humanitarian assistance, double that of 2020. coming up this week after president biden's joint address to congress and his first 100 days in office, white house national security advisor will talk about the biden administration foreign-policy challenges and the national security focus. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc7. the california democratic party is holding his convention this weekend. governor newsom addressed the delegates and the effort to recall him. everything is happening virtually due to the pandemic. the governor focus on promoting the state's efforts in fighting the coronavirus and had this to say about the recall. >> national republicans, extreme right wing, they are not sitting back. they are throwing everything they can at the recall power

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that it's memorial quilt will have displays across the castro neighborhood. quilt around the bay will have pop-up events at the corner castro and 18th street. each location will feature panels from the quilt for socially distance viewing. the pop-ups are being done in partnership with aids walk san francisco that will happen on sunday, may 16. there will be free admission to the asian art museum plus a chance to shop for a special mother's day gift. the museum will be holding a mother's day and cherry blossom boutique. can find gifts like books, fans, kimonos, chocolates, and cocktail mixes. the museum is open 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. you must book your ticket in advance online. it is pretty out there. nice and calm unless you go up to about 1000 feet then we of gusty winds. the sun coming up, 6:12. mid-60s downtown.

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in sports, both the giants and the a's will try to avoid being swept and remain atop. oakland faces the orioles at the coliseum. first pitch 1:07. san francisco battles the padres. that game starts at 1:10. tomorrow the warriors take on the pelicans and the first of two street games. yesterday, they needed a second- half surge to beat the rockets. here's chris alvarez with a highlights >> >> reporter: two weeks remain in the warriors are fighting for one of the final playing

spots in the west. golden state in houston. stephen curry feeling good, trying to snap a two game slide. they will go on a big run. andrew wiggins gets it going. he will slam at home. six points for him. stephen curry, the corner triple. warriors take the lead. dubs is rolling. curry, corner triple. he started slow but caught fire in the third quarter. another triple. a layup here. curry scored 23 in the third and the warriors win big. >> i think everybody was feeling good in the second half. we came to play and time didn't matter. we could've let go of the rope a little bit but turned it on. >> crucial game for us to win. we got it done. we need to carry momentum into new orleans. >> reporter: manny machado goes

from nothing to 3-0. three run homer to left field. the padres take the lead. top of the fifth, the giants down. base hit to left. the rbi single brings it within a run. giants within striking distance. bottom of the eighth, solo blast to write. part of a three run frame. this youngster ready to go. the capitol and orioles. he ran into trouble at the third. bases-loaded. base hit to left. he throws it away. 3-0 baltimore and they blow things open. top of the fifth, dj stewart. 8- 0. baltimore goes on to win. the sharks. final road game.

power play. alexander, it is 1-0. colorado responds. it is nathan, the goal. tied at one. three minutes later, face-off, they score. colorado wins 4-3. another check on the weather with lisa argen. it was windy yesterday. >> yes, it was. we saw some of the trees come down. with the shallow roots and very little rain, we will add to the drying trend. the winds switch to the north above 1500 feet. here's a look at live doppler 7. classic false setup where high pressure is offshore, and low-pressure dives over california. the tag between the two pressure gradient setting up

the strong wind. here is the city where it is nice and clear. warming up by about five or 6 degrees. it's 50 right now, downtown. 46, mountain view. oakland, 49. numbers coming up everywhere. no wind right now from the roof camera. looking at the sun coming up, setting 8:01. that's about 13 hours and almost 50 minutes. 57, santa rosa. a little cool in the north, but with that mixing, numbers are too cool. zephyr cove, 40 degrees going for a high of 60. north winds there and the snowpack is pretty much history. partly cloudy along the coast with a little fog. sunny and warmer and breezy this afternoon. the offshore winds in the hills, elevated fire danger, even though were not andre red flag warning, we are drying up.

here's where the red flag warning is, solano county. the north winds up to 25 miles per hour and gusts in excess of 30. could see wind gusts of 40 then relative humidity drops to nine person. it's extended for the sacramento valley, chico, this is until it tuesday. temperatures well into the 90s as we get to monday, tuesday, wednesday think should cool off. here's the winds today. quite gusty already from half moon bay. 36 miles per hour point reyes. throughout the afternoon, even stronger. similar to yesterday, although if you're away from the coast, just breezy. the favorite locations hilltops, gaps, and the coast right into your monday. we will see numbers in the 90s inland. still have the spread with cool conditions at the coast. were not going to relax the winds.

surface winds at the coast, offshore, north winds in the upper elevations making for the wide range. 56, half moon bay. 80, napa. 88, fairfield. 74, san jose. morgan hill, 77. the forecast, getting even warmer. 10 degrees of warming on monday. tuesday, we will switch the winds around two more of an onshore flow and that initiates a cool down for the middle of the week and rest of the week back near average. staying dry, of course, for the next seven days but at least we get rid of those offshore winds after tuesday. after the pandemic, many are searching for silverlining and that's what a music school is doing. abc7 community journalist with the blue bear school of music to see how they could keep the beat going while socially distance. >> ♪

>> the greatest benefit is the joy of playing music. a wonderful thing to have in one's life. >> providing music for children is a wonderful experience. >> this school is a music school in san francisco. we are the original school of rock. we are a nonprofit fee-for-service programs we do, we do outreach and free programs for kids in underserved neighborhoods. >> for in school kids, we have two primary programs, private lessons, and most instruments and voice and we have band programs. >> the most recent evolution with the pandemic was the most dramatic ever for those school. we pivoted to all zoom when we had the idea maybe we could do it in the park and with the city guidelines and keeping social distancing and masks and we started running programs in the park. we were back to 20 classes.

>> we have been pleasantly surprised at how well private lessons were online. they worked quite well. in a way, it will be one of the silver linings at figuring out a way to have expended our model. >> we are here with a class which is the toddler class. >> it is an introduction of music to kids and their parents and caregiver. >> a lot of parents have gotten in touch. this is so important to our life. it's the only thing we are doing. is great to give people a spark of joy. anything to make them happier. >> i believe we will continue to have outdoor classes because they are so popular. it was great to get out and do music outdoors. music brings life.

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strong gusts of wind are sticking around for another day. wind in san francisco caused damage. the wind and low humidity are prompting red flag warning for one bay area county that goes into effect later this morning. good morning. it's sunday, may 2. thank you for joining us. let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen with a look at what we can expect today. yesterday, we had the fog. this morning we are clear, even half moon bay and pacifica. the winds will be a factor again. live doppler 7 showing the lack of the marine stratus. from pier 15, no wind right now. that's in the forecast not only throughout the day but windy in the upper elevations. 49, san jose. 50, half moon bay. a pretty view of the city. 52, by the