strong gusts of wind are sticking around for another day. wind in san francisco caused damage leaving treason live wires down. the winds and low humidity are prompting a red flag area warning the goes into effect later this morning. good morning. it is sunday, may 2. thank you for joining us. let's get to meteorologist lisa argen with a look at what we can expect today. good morning. upper elevation winds have switched to an offshore component so we are looking at drying occurring. solano county, high fire danger toward the delta. vallejo, fairfield. the golden gate gate bridge. the wind not so bad right now. 51 in the city.

57, mountain view. a pretty day. the winds will k-cup. we are at 64 already in santa rosa with 65 with the upper elevations, north and east bay hills, offshore. the yellow is indicating strong wind, gusts up to 23 miles per hour at sfo. above 1000 feet, strong northerly winds. threat the morning hours, we are warming up. 60s and 70s by noontime. 70s and 80s by 4:00. with improving covid-19 metrics, san francisco is expecting least restrictive yellow tier this week. it will give a boost to the economy. something we are focused on.'s abc7 news reporter matt boone tells us, the city celebrate small business weekend the challenge to buy only local products for the month of may.

>> reporter: at this bookshop, these shelves have become an important part of their business model. the owner says some customers are wary of any interactivity. >> a lot of customers said 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 land throughout the city. >> i hope it will increase foot traffic. our business has been creeping up is more venture out. >> reporter: it's the kickoff of the 30 day small business challenge. >> for the month of may can you shop and dine using only small businesses. >> reporter: is the president of the san francisco small business commission. he was at with san francisco mayor promoting the challenge which is designed to modify your spending habits for the month. >> we have become accustomed to ordering from instacart and amazon prime. >> reporter: son site this

underscoring the importance of supporting local businesses during the month of may. is you want to many streets, lots of them haven't made it. the goal is to save the ones we've come this far. >> we're making communities that are more lively and robust that's we want to spend time in. who wants to walk down the street with empty shops? >> reporter: same with this resident. >> one of the reasons we moved here is we liked there were local stores. >> reporter: a fragile ecosystem that needs a boost. >> it is really important that people get out and shop at those stores or they want be able to survive. san francisco and marin county are on track to advanced to the yellow tier this week unless they deviate from state guidelines. this means an increased capacity of up to 50% for gyms, movie theaters, and entertainment centers. the biggest change will be bars not serving food. those will be allowed to reopen

indoors at 25% capacity. the yellow tier would allow live performance venues to increase their capacity. in east bay, if you need to get vaccinated, their opportunities this weekend. we were at a clinic in fremont that's a partnership between the fire department and hollers pharmacy. it will be open again today. appointments are recommended but walk-ins are welcome. organizers say people should have no trouble getting it shot right now. >> now it's open to the general public, there's so much availability that they can go to their local pharmacies and be able to get vaccines regularly. >> there are also clinics planned for next weekend. contra costa county has two temporary walk-up vaccine clinics this weekend. one of the pittsburgh youth development center. the other at st. john missionary baptist church. no appointment is needed.

the sites are only for eligible county residents and they are open from 9:00 until 4:00 today. if you still need the vaccine, there's a new way to find out where you can get a shot. the white house senior advisor for covid-19 response tweeted you can text your zip code to 438829. those numbers spell out getvax. you will get a text of all the locations where you can get vaccinated. for more information about the race to vaccinate, head to abc7news.com/vaccine. we have an interactive tracker that shows how many have gotten the shot where you live. workers across the bay area took to the streets to celebrate international workers day or may day. the marchers took a different tone. remembering essential workers lost to the pandemic and demanding better labor protections. cornell barnard has the details. >> ♪ >> reporter: a drumbeat of market street. union workers marching to celebrate may day. >> we fought to be able to have

rights and work eight hours. >> reporter: who stayed on the job through the pandemic. she is marching for those who could not. >> i am glad everybody put together to help out those who weren't able to work. >> reporter: may day celebrates international workers and their fight for an eight hour workday going back 100 years. this year it has a greater meaning. >> many workers have lost their lives doing what they do. many workers have been laid off. >> reporter: many labor unions calling for the passage of protecting the right to organize with the pro-act designed to empower workers to negotiate better wages. they won't president biden's call for a $15 minimum wage to go beyond federal contractors. >> we are asking for $15 an hour to be the base. that's not a living wage still in this country. is not too much to ask. >> reporter: the marriage ended at civic center with speakers

taking the stage. a different celebration, they were commemorating the day not a for butt in their cars. this 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. >> this march through downtown protesting income inequality and better protections for essential workers. >> may day is about having housing for all. we have immigration reform so there is a path to citizenship for all people in our country. >> action and activism across the bay area. strong winds had san francisco emergency crews on the run as trees blew over and power lines broke loose yesterday. a man escaped with his life when a huge pine tree came crashing down. you can see it right here. the roots were ripped from the

ground at this park. the 90 foot pine toppled over, briefly trapping a man underneath its branches. he managed to crawl out. paramedics took him away but he is expected to be okay. a potentially dangerous scene between the 101 and 280 freeways. energize wires broke loose from maypole. the street was shut down while a crew repaired the lines. the winds knocked down a 30 foot tall tree in pacific heights. you can see it appears to pulled it up by the roots and tossed it onto a car. nobody was in the car. the windy conditions are a good reminder it is never too early to think about fire season. wildfire awareness day, california's increasing its effort to get people ready. that includes a 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 that it usually takes face-to- face conversations to help people understand the complexity and what they need to do personally. >> they set up a text alert system where people can sign up for text messages and tips on how to prepare for fire season. >> you can always check with the conditions where you live on our abc7 news app. it's free to download. solano county will have a red flag warning. it's just may and here we are. >> it is so dry out there. here along the coast, look how nicely it is clear. 55, santa cruz. winds will gust up to 30 miles per hour. onshore winds at the coast. offshore winds elevating fire danger.

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he then shot two of the coworkers friends that are also deceased. >> officials suggested the shooter may have been an employee at the restaurant in the casino. here in san francisco city hall lit up in red and gold in honor of asian-american pacific islander month. gold is for wealth and prosperity. the mayor showed her support by sending a proclamation declaring may as aapi heritage month. the mayor acknowledged this is been a challenging year for the asian community but praised the city ability to come together. >> we are a city of resilience. we are is 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 vail this 10 foot tall floral butterfly sculpture. it's 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 joined community members for march to stop asian hate. it started at franklin square and ended at civic center park. organizers said they are calling on state lawmakers to take action against the rise in violence against asian americans. >> we is a local community leaders need to let our legislators know. there should be consequences for all this happening. people should be held responsible. >> organizers sets the responsibility to stand in solidarity with all communities facing hate and discrimination. these activists held a march for elders event in san francisco. they chanted and marched to city hall to demand justice for their elders and other victims of hate crimes.

center for the study of hate and extremism found anti-asian hate crimes are up 140% in the first quarter of this year compared to last year. business school districts bring students back to the classroom, they are looking for ways to screen the speed of the screening process. david louie shows how an app originally developed for offices is being used by a san jose school district. >> reporter: this is weak two for limited class in san jose franklin mckinley school district. it's a program in which teachers volunteered to be in the classroom with up to 15 students. to ensure everyone's safety, safety and sanitation protocols are being implemented carefully. parents play an important role checking in their children with an app called company nurse. >> we don't want to have anything negatively impact our in person program. this is crucial to making sure our classrooms are saved. staff feel safe. families feel safe. >> reporter: it's a school specific app developer to come to the created a similar solution at the start of the

pandemic for 111 companies at 700 locations to screen office workers. franklin mckinley sir san jose residents and neighborhoods hard hit by covid. >> our community and our zip codes have had higher positive rates of covid than other areas within our county. this is extremely important. >> reporter: to meet the needs of a diverse population, the app is available in english, spanish and enemies. one set of screening questions can handle multiple children in the same household. >> if they got a green past meaning they didn't have any symptoms, then they could present with a green past to the temperature checked station where they would be by hermetically scan. >> reporter: the process takes about one minute. the app can be customized for each school district. >> they make it a reminder at 6:30 reminding them to complete their health screen, and one click with a one time password sent via text message would get them into the a. >> reporter: franklin mckinley sees this as an important partnership for its 16 school

sites. four astronauts are back on earth, spacex safely return them from the international space station overnight in a dramatic nighttime splashdown in the gulf of mexico. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: overnight, splashdown in the gulf of mexico. >> we welcome you back to planet earth and thank you for flying spacex. for those enrolled in the frequent flyer program, you've earned 68 miles. >> reporter: infrared cameras capturing the nighttime water landing of the spacex crew dragon resilience. four astronauts on board ending the historic nearly 6 month mission to the international space station. recovery ships meeting the capsule at sea. this was the first nighttime splashdown for nasa since 1968. when the apollo wait mission returned after being the first crude mission to orbit the moon.

with last night's go ahead. >> take one last look out the window. >> reporter: the crew climbing into resilience separating from the iss entering one final meal in space. they initially delayed on their return because of the weather. >> have a safe trip back home. soft landings. >> reporter: the commander sleeping in the dragon capsule joking he needed to do some housekeeping before they could joined him on board. >> clean up the bedroom. >> reporter: during the mission, the record-breaking crew conducting experiments, spacewalks, and growing plants. this historic trip is the first mission to space. he became the first black full- time staff member in the international space station. >> i looked out the window and saw the earth from 250 miles up. i will never forget that moment. it was how the view made me

feel. every time i look out though window, still feel the same. earth is amazing. >> reporter: some incredible moments. the work continues on the iss. crew two is in space right now and they will be there until around splashdown in about six months. >> so cool. i love that. feels like we're making progress. growing plants in space. >> flipside is bad news back home. we have a wildfire in san diego. first 1000 acre wildfire. 2900 acres. we are looking at 40 to 60 miles per hour winds in san diego county. we are getting a jumpstart year-round fire season in september in california, and we are too far behind. as we look at live doppler 7, the fog is nowhere to be seen. a few pages along the san mateo

coast. high pressure offshore. low pressure diving to the east of us which will create a fall weather pattern that brings onshore winds in upper of elevations. temperatures are getting pretty mild. 55 downtown. 61, mountain view. 54, morgan hill and half moon bay. the wind in a bit of a lull. san francisco, 64. novato has been breezy. wins over 25 miles per hour at sfo. colors indicate the wind. it's been breezy in novato. up through solano county is where the winds are cranking. they get funneled through the delta and the street and we will see the strong winds through the day. out of the north from hawkeye and mt. diablo northwest. north, northeast, northwest and they are strong.

clear skies. sunny and warmer and breezy with the offshore winds. as we look at the fire danger, the red flag warning for these cities. it will extend into the sacramento valley where temperatures are going up. the winds are increasing and relative humidity plunging below 20%. if anything starts it will spread rapidly. there is a look where you can see dr. stockton and modesto. this takes us through tuesday then we get an onshore component . the onshore winds today, gusty at the coast. they dialback a little bit inland. still very strong and into your monday, very breezy but did temperatures will climb quickly. 10 degrees of warming on tap for your monday. tuesday will stay hot. wednesday we cool off. 73 in richman today. breezy to indeed depending on where you are.

the upper elevations are offshore. 82, santa rosa. upper 70s in livermore. the accuweather forecast seven- day forecast, gusty winds today. summertime weather tomorrow. it stays comfortable at the coast. we will continue the sunny and warm theme through the middle of the week. then it's a little cooler. we could warm up next saturday, but we are looking at anymore 90s after the monday, tuesday time frame. how a man's passion for cars has earned him a place in hot wheels immortality.

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ask your vet about nexgard. we will start this halfstar hour with a look at the weather with lisa argen. good morning. starting out with a lot of sunshine. the winds have been gusty in the upper elevations all night long. as we look live toward the east bay, it is pretty mild in concord while livermore is 7 degrees cooler. san francisco, 55. 57, oakland. santa cruz, low 70s later today. there are the 60s. mild from santa rosa to novato where it has been breezy. if you are not breezy yet, you will be this afternoon.

the 24-hour temperature change, warmer in the north bay and cooler in the south bay. the north winds will mix to the surface bringing warmer air, gusty winds, temperatures will be above average as we get toward the inland valley. cool at the coast with the warming trend gets underway tomorrow. we will talk about it in the deal tail coming up. there are concerns about declining demand for vaccines especially among young people. it comes as cases rise to catastrophic levels in india. >> reporter: this morning with u.s. travel restrictions looming on tuesday, the crisis in india is deepening. the country breaking another world record with nearly 400,000 new cases for the second day in a row. american officials sending aid their and back home health care

workers are making a push to get younger americans vaccinated. for the first time patients between 18 and 64 make up the largest group in the hospital with covid-19. oklahoma mother laura, the 37- year-old just gave birth to a baby girl via c-section while on a ventilator. >> i don't think either one of us were prepared for it to go this far down this path. it's a challenge to be both elated and try not to break down because of what laura is going through. >> reporter: a kansas city hospital system has had to open a second icu because of a crush of patients, most between 30 and 50. doctors are pleading for people to get the vaccine. >> that your best defense. to protect yourself and your loved ones and other household members and people you are around. and the larger community. >> reporter: officials are zeroing in on teenagers holding vaccine clinics like these in wisconsin and florida. the fda could authorize the

pfizer vaccine for kids 12 to 15 in the coming days. despite of extensive testing and medical consensus the vaccines are safe, some young people aren't sold. >> i have had friends and family who have gotten it and had bad reactions. >> reporter: more states lifting the restrictions. connecticut holding back all of its after limitations. the kentucky derby welcoming back fans saturday. tens of thousands on hand for the runs of the roses. bay area sending help to india. the ceo of san francisco-based sales force tweeted the company is prepared to send a plan of medical supplies overseas. they started loading it yesterday and the shipment will include oxygen concentrators and other equipment. the plane is expected in india on saturday. americans are optimistic after president biden's first 100 days. that's according to an an abc news ipsos poll released.

they found nearly 2/3 of americans are optimistic about the direction of the country. the last time the u.s. came close to that level of optimism about the coming year was a ski december 2006. only about a quarter of americans think the country has become more united since biden took office. caitlyn jenner who is trans and running for governor in the recall election says trans girls should not be allowed to play in girls sports. it's a dramatic reversal from her past comments. >> reporter: the california gubernatorial hopeful caitlyn jenner dropping a statement on trans legislation. tmz asking this during her coffee run. >> legislation in various states to ban boys from playing girl sports in school. which her opinion? >> reporter: this is a question of fairness. that's why i oppose biological boys who are trans competing in

girls sports in school. it just isn't fair. we have to protect girl sports. >> the olympic gold medalist was asked if this budget legitimizes the identity of trans girls. it's a dramatic shift compared to previous statements. >> i think it's totally fair. there is no big advantage. >> there's a physical advantage. >> yeah. were not going to get into all that. it has nothing to do with the. >> reporter: the latest comments coming as over 30 states consider banning tran athletes. in five states it's against the law for transgender girls to compete on a girl sports team in public schools. lgbtq advocate

does not support the laws. >> the data shows the ncaa, olympic level on down that there is negligible difference when trans girls and trans women go through the proper medical process. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner will give its first interview on wednesday. the california democratic party is holding his convention. the governor addressed the delegates in the effort to recall him. everything is happening virtual due to the pandemic. the governor and his remarks focused on promoting the states 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 grab. all in the hopes of rolling back all the important progress we have made together. we can't let them win. >> vice president kamala harris also addressed the group. she didn't mention the recall directly but said she and president biden support

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the aids memorial quilt will be in the castro neighborhood. pop-up events at the corner of castro and 18th street. each location will feature panels from the quilt for socially distance viewing. the pop-ups are being done with aids walk san francisco, 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 hold a mother's day and cherry blossom boutique. you can find gifts like books, silk, fans,, owners, chocolate, and cocktail mixes. the museum is open 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. you must book your free ticket online. one week until we get to celebrate you, lisa. mother's day. good morning. mt. tam looking pretty nice. air quality is good. we will see widespread 70s and 80s toward santa rosa. 80s inland. we will talk about the warmest day of the week and numbers approaching 90 for many of you, coming up. the warriors were on a huge run in the third quarter run in the third quarter against the rockets to get a ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪

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here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. happy sunday morning. thank you for waking up with this. north bay, there's a push to save stream and river flows that might save it to wendling salmon population. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: creek, it's the little things account number specifically the counting of little fish. preston brown is talking about young coho salmon making their way through waters running low thanks to the drought on our doorsteps. every day for six weeks they set up this net leading to a final and counted the fish moving down. >> sorry about that. a technical difficulty. you can find the story on our website. let's get a check in the weather. talking about the drought.

we are entering into a seasoned that won't offer us anything more. down to about 37% of average which brings us anywhere from 23 inches for deficit in santa rosa to 13 inches in san francisco. you look at live doppler 7 and it's dry and sunny. we don't even have fog. that's a pretty view. 55 and the winds have come down of the surface. 57, oakland. 63, mountain view. upper 50s in san jose. there is a look at the calm site. pier 15. temperatures in the debt warming up even in the north bay. we have had the breeze mid and upper 60s from santa rosa, novato. 64, concord . 57, livermore. we are looking at the surface winds.

breezy to steve from novato to half moon bay. the delta, we anticipated this, the national weather service has a fire watch for solano county. you can see 29 miles per hour winds, mt. diablo testing 230, 35 miles per hour we are already getting into that scenario where we dry things out the fuel is driving. pretty cumulus clouds there. clear skies back home. sunny and warmer with onshore winds. lasting until tuesday. this is the highlighted area. vallejo, vacaville into the 80s. wind gusts over at 30 miles per hour. it's dangerous condition so please be careful out there. sacramento valley into the 80s down through stockton and modesto. 90s for monday and tuesday. we will have the surface

onshore flow so that's a little good news even though we are dealing with the winds and the upper elevations. it's breezy to windy today. getting quite excessive by later today toward sunset. up to 50 miles per hour again from sfo to half moon bay. monday, around sunrise and gusting again in the afternoon. 7:00 on monday and still windy along the coastline. wide range from 50s, half moon bay. mid to upper 80s by the delta. in between low 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at the low 90s inland. go up about 10 degrees tomorrow. sunny and warm and tuesday. midweek, temperatures drop and we get a little cooler thursday and friday. could warm up next weekend.

this afternoon the giants and the a's will try to avoid to be swept and remain atop their divisions. oakland faces the orioles first pitch at 1:07. san francisco petals the padres. that starts at 1:10. tomorrow the warriors taken the pelicans in the first of two street games in new orleans. yesterday they needed a second- half surge to be the rockets. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning sports. >> reporter: can be a regular season rapidly coming to a close. two weeks remain in the warriors are fighting for one of the final blank spots. gold in in houston. stephen curry feeling good about things. they trail by six at the break. 3rd quarter is a different story. they will go on a big run. ascots right here. he will slam at home. six points are there. stephen curry, the corner triple. warriors take the lead. they are rolling. houston with no points. 17-0 run.

he started slow but caught fire in the third quarter. another triple and then a layout. he scored in the warriors win big 113-87. >> i think everybody was feeling good in the second half. we came to play and the time that mattered the most. >> a really crucial game for us to win. we got it done and now we have to carry momentum into new orleans. baseball. giants. manny machado goes from nothing to 3-0. three run homer to left field. padres take the lead. top of the fifth, the giants are down. base hit to left. the rbi single brings it within a run. the giants within striking distance. a solo blast to write.

part of our three ron. padres win. >> this youngster ready to go with his glove. a's and orioles. bases-loaded. no outs. austin hays base hit to left. it's cut off and then he throws it away. 3-0 baltimore. top of the fifth, dj stewart, 6- 0. baltimore goes on to win. sharks. final road game. 2nd period, power play. alexander, 1-0. colorado colora response. it will be nathan mackinnon, the goal. tied. three minutes later, the face- off, it's scores. colorado wins. that's your look at sports. there is a new push, we

will get back to the story. the push to stay stream and river flows that might save it to wendling salmon population. >> reporter: on san geronimo creek, it's the little things account are more specifically the counting of little fish. >> there is a school of about 20 or this redwood tree ends right there. >> reporter: preston brown is talking about coho salmon smelt making their way through waters already running low thanks to the drought on our doorsteps. >> what we are seeing now is what we see in september. >> reporter: they set up this net and counted the fish moving down. 20% of california's native coho come from this watershed. >> 91 millimeters, 11 grams. an average year, we get about 500 fish. historically, we would give 5000 fish.

if we're lucky, we can barely scrape by trump salmon have been fighting an upstream battle on this creek for almost 100 years. drought doesn't make it easier. this is a problem across the state. >> the water they need is the same that people in cities need to be healthy and have drinking water supplies. >> reporter: they are asking the governor to protect water for salmon flows into the sacramento river and elsewhere. if the salmon fadeaway in this coming drought, they worry about cultural and ecological genocide. in marin, comes from the reservoirs rapidly growing dry. surviving the drought will be a matter of finding balance. >> before a drop of water gets pulled from fish that we stop watering lawns, stop watering baseball fields, stop watering golf courses, and we put that water to the fish. >> reporter: expect inconvenience.

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we are getting and a look inside the avengers campus at disney california adventure park. at avengers headquarters you may catch up avengers themselves springing into action, ready to see the day. you can see where ironman got his start. you can grab intergalactic eats at the food cart including a mystery flavored sweet spiral churro. the campus is set to open on june 4. disney is the parent company of abc7. i am very excited to get to go to disneyland finally. >> it should be fun.

today, nice weather except elevated fire danger not only by the delta but our own brush drying out do to the north winds. 50 said the coast, 70s around the bay. mid-80s inland. summerlike tomorrow with more warming at the coast and continued dry offshore winds and upper elevations until about tuesday. then we will get an overall cool down back to normal by the end of the week. could be a warm up next weekend. be very careful if you are there. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. a possible eastern conference final preview on the nba sunday showcase. coverage at noon with nba countdown. the brooklyn nets battle the milwaukee bucks at 12:30. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. . thank you for joining us. have a great day.

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