evening and thank you for joining us. today, san francisco became the first bay area county to reach the states at least restricted yellow tier tier tie other bay area counties are orange except for solano county which remains red. in the yellow tier, bars that don't serve food are allowed open indoors for the first time. leah melendez explains what other differences can be found in the yellow tier and what other counties have to look forward to. >> reporter: like a forgotten friend, the lone star saloon is reconnecting with people who came here prior to the pandemic. >> was really never mentioned by the mayor. it was always about restaurants and everybody else. it may be a little tougher. >> the bar located south of

market has been closed since march 2020. it will reopen at 25% capacity sunday with a telethon on the fundraising website. more restaurants are expanding as they continue to build outdoor park let's. indoors they can increase the number of customers to 50% capacity. mayor london breed said the willingness of most san franciscans to get vaccinated contributed greatly to getting the city into they are working to convince those that are hesitant about getting vaccinated. public transportation is also on the move. several subway lines will begin operating may 15th. that is the same day that the popular plane streetcar will restart. the cable cars

popular among tourists will not return until the fall. here is why. >> right now, because cable car has been down for so long, we have to retrain and recertify all the officers to make sure everybody is safe and ready to go . back as they cautiously reopen, business owners say there seems to be a sense of renewed optimism. >> i feel like i am ready to go. i want to make this work more than i ever had. >> for about for now, bars will reopen at 25% capacity which may not be enough for some businesses to survive. the biggest county in california, that is los angeles, you moved into the yellow tier. we can see what thierry york county is the rorororororo

on our website at abc7news.com. we are keeping track of every county in california. this is a part of building a better bay area. we had a milestone when it comes to vaccinations. that milestone, the number 68,500. here is chris nguyen. >> reporter: despite a recent decline in vaccine demand, there is something we are celebrating in santa clara county. >> it felt like some normalcy will come back . >> reporter: susan burrsusan bu the 68,500 person to be fully vaccinated at levi that is enough people to fill every seat in the veiny. the sunnyvale resident getting her second shot in helping the county reach another milestone. >> first time we came we were inoculated in the locker room. then, we got to sit on the 50 yard line. >> reporter: be san francisco's 49ers general manager john lynch was one of those who offered up information.up infor. >> it was less than three weeks

ago when levi vaccinated 10,000 people in one day right raking the record for most vaccinations administered at a single set in california. today, a slightly different story with less people lining up. county officials say they are shifting their focus to reach those who need to the focus comes at a crucial time as the presidents has a goal of administering one vaccine shot to 70% of the u.s. adult population by july 4th. santa clara university psychology professor says it is important to be easy as possible while also offering words of encouragement to those that are hesitant. >> there is nothing like having role models but also models that are close

friends, family and neighbors. >> it is an ongoing effort to spread the word about significance of getting vaccinated. >> otherwise, you can get sick. you can get somebody else sick. do it for you neighbor. it is important. >> we are keeping track of california's vaccination process. you will find this and abc7news.com/vaccine. we traveled to italy the day of the arrest. for nearly 2 years he covering the case overseas and right here in the bay area where the suspects families live. dan joins us live with the very latest. so much has transpired. you have covered all of it. remarkable in so many ways. tomorrow is judgment day.

>> finally, the trial has dragged on for a year facing many delays because of the pandemic. families are now back bracing for the verdict. >> on the eve of a verdict in the case, the 21-year-old appears to be accepting he could be facing more time in prison for stabbing this italian police officer to death. is an elder met with his son last week and gave me this quote. that is the defensethe defenset elder and his friend 21-year- old of marin county were on a street corner to meet someone associated with a drug dealer but two police officers in playing closed approached. >> those men directly attacked us without having announced identified himself as police. >> thought he was in a life or death struggle with a gang member. the -- they hadthey hadthey hadd

the ground. elder reached for this gun. >> after several hits he grabbed my hand and tried to turn it against me. >> the officer died after suffering 11 stab wounds leaving behind a widow who married a month before. she attended each hearing clutching her husband's photo. the family attorney now in rome for the verdict says finegan should not be convicted of murder. >> a fair verdict would recognize these boys make made significant mistakes at night. they went out to buy drugs. they should have been doing that. finegan had a knife with him. he shouldn't have had a nice. >> supervisors in the italian police force initially said he did not have time to fire his weapon at the the the the the t

officers superiors try to cover for them telling reporters they recovered handguns from the officers that night. then, it became clear, neither officer brought their service weapon, there police badges or handcuffs to the meeting with the americans that early early morning. >> ultimately there were some other people that made bad decisions as well. had of those other bad decisions not made again he would be here today had they simply followed protocols for an undercover operation. >> then, there is this. cell phone video of him blinded at the police station. video shot by the officer he struggled with hours before. the prosecutor has asked for life sentences. a panel of two professional judges and six civilian judges could find the defendant guilty but reduced the sentence, convict on the surcharges are find them not guilty. >> certainly not life. is certainly not 25 years. that would be disproportionate and that would be giving them a pass. >> they declined to comment. finegan elder's mother text me.

the panel of judges has requested overnight accommodations for tomorrow so the verdict could come wednesday or thursday. dan has reported on this case and an hour-long documentary called "32 seconds. a deadly night in rome.] we can watch that in our abc7 connected apple revenue stream. it is in the featured video role." a woman's hair was set on fire in a minibus and people are looking for her as well as the person who did it. police want to get a statement from the victim. it happened sunday afternoon near mcallister and leavenworth. police say a teenager set the woman's hair on fire and ran off the bus. the woman and he and got on the bus. coming up next we're talking live with phil material

about bears, ballots, and california's recall election. also ahead -- >> i was pretty much lost at that moment. >> that is how he felt after finding $4000 of unemployment money missing from his bank account. 7 on his your side helped find out what happened and for him out what happened and for him to get someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope.

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as a publicity stunt that worked. check out this 1000 pound bear that accompanied one candidate on the campaign trail in the race to replace gavin newsom.gai today, candidates in addition to the bear dropped new campaign ads. abc7 news anchor liz kreutz gave you some some some some so context. >> this is a campaign stop for republican candidate john cox. the same john cox who ran against newsom in 2018. he is running again in the recall election and brought in this actual library to make his point and get publicity. >> it is a choice between the beauty and the beast. >> john cox is calling for beastly changes in california. in a very donald trump like way, branding gavin newsom with a nickname. he is running this $5 million tv attack at across the state. >> california's choice.

beauty or the beast. >> his second stop of the day in napa county at the french laundry. >> our beautiful pretty boy governor decide to come here to the french laundry. >> newsom beat cox in a landslide. we asked john cox why he thinks the outcome will be any different. >> the state of california is far different than it was three years ago. ago. ago. ago. >> first campaign video today which also showed photos of newsom at the french laundry. >> california needs a disruptor. a compassionate disruptor. >> i came here with the dream 48 years ago to be the greatest athlete in the world. now, i enter a different kind of race. arguably my most important one yet. save california. >> governor newsome is entering full campaign mode.

newsom called the recall a waste of time and money. >> now was not the time to waste hundreds of millions of dollars on a recall effort that is nothing more than a partisan power grab. this is a republican backed recall. >> back at the french laundry this restaurant has played a pivotal role. the lease proponent said after gavin newsom was spotted dining here they gained 400,000 new signatures. that is almost 1/3 of the total required. joining us now is phil material. >> everyone is talking about the bear that john cox brought. let's talk about who is the

front runner in your opinion. >> we don't have a front runner right now. that is what we are seeing everyone get in the race with. the way to get attention is to bring out a bear. that wasn't just any bear he packed out. that is a trained acting bear has appeared in movies. john cox was armed with millions of dollars that he can self finance he is spending $5 million of his first campaign. he is promoting the idea that gavin newsom is a pretty boy and the state is on the verge of collapse. caitlyn jenner is bargaining and cashing in on her celebrity. what she has got is gait name recognition. she released a video that has national recognition. it is a couple of people saying they are trying to get out in

front. you have a governor who is trying to make this about partisan politics saying it is a republican grab and the other side saying it is about his performance and what he did or didn't do during the pandemic. >> we did not see a big mention of the pandemic. what role do you think that will play as this recall election progresses? >> although it wasn't front and center schools have a reopen. we are moving forward and we are moving out of it. they are laying the groundwork for the other problems facing california be homelessness or crime. let's talk about some of the other things. we have fire damages that are extreme. we have droughts hitting us once again. there is always a problem about

the energy supply. that is what they are laying the groundwork on. >> let's talk newsom's strategy to fight the recall and keep himself in office. >> he is banking on the democrats showing up.showing up. this election is not like a usual candidate election where there is various limits. this is more of an initiative election. by the time this is done not only we as taxpayers are going to pay about $400 million for this election but you can bet the candidates will be spending a lot as well. he will line up his friends and make sure he keeps any other democrat from getting in the race. you will see national involvement. he is going to have to do a job.

he is going to have to make sure the fire seasonfire season refrigerator doesn't turn off in the middle of the center and you wind up with a lot of spoiled food and not too happy about it. >> let's talk about the timeline for this election. how long will we see these ads? >> it depends on the money supply supply. it all depends on the ratings. if you are starting out with a bear that is interesting but it will be interesting to see what john cox of these others do for an encore. >> you can learn more about the last california recall in the abc7 news original

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temperatures even more pronounced only a very very small portion. perhaps 10%. this is the cooler area. the remainder has seen a have agreed to a one degree increase in mean temperature. it is definitely getting warmer just about everywhere. certainly getting drier. right now we are looking at clear skies over san francisco. 61 in the city. 65 in oakland. 70 in mountain view. 84 morgan hill. 55 at half moon bay. no marine layer developing but we expect some to develop during the overnight hours. current temperatures in the inland areas quite warm. a quick look at the forecast and i will give you the full forecast a little later.

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spread to nearby grass. two lanes of westbound interstate 80 are blocked right now. we continue to follow breaking news out of san francisco. the search for a person who stabbed two asian women on market street. it happened before 5:00.before 5 when it comes to the coronavirus right now about 45% of americans have gotten at least one shot of the vaccine. today president biden announced he is hoping to get that by july. as more people get vaccinated doctors are seeing an influx of women making mammogram appointments after noticing swollen lymph nodes. luz pena is a part of our vaccine team. she said if you are due for a mammogram should schedule a before a vaccine or 4-8 weeks later. julie felt felt felt felt f

sized lump in her armpit. >> was kind of painful. it had an aching. i touched it and realized it is full of fluid. >> she noticed a second one in her neck and a third in the other arm. one of of of crossed her mind, breast cancer. >> i do have a family history of breast cancer. i was a little bit >> julie is not alone. they are getting an influx of calls from women who are confusing swollen lymph nodes after the vaccine for signs of cancer. >> i am sure hundreds of thousands of women across the country will be affected by this. >> we have 20-40 lymph nodes in that region. why is the vaccine triggering

them? >> in the case of the vaccine, they are manufacturing the antibody for your body. that is what you want. >> and you notice a difference between the women who have breast cancer and those who have swollen lymph nodes because of the vaccine? >> on an exam, usually, something that is obviously cancerous is much harder and more obvious. >> 11.6% of patients who received the moderna covid-19 vaccine has swollen lymph nodes after their first dose. women who got the pfizer vaccine also experienced these side effects. >> is a phenomenon we have noticed. we are tracking it. >> dr. bhati joe is a chief breast imaging. she is especially noticing a pattern in the imag >> it is it is it is

that the vaccine was on. generally, they are higher up. the breast-cancer lymph nodes are usually will spread from the breast. >> according to these doctors, the swollen the notes should be gone in between 4-10 weeks. he was when you should worry. >> a breast lump is a concern. any breast lump, any focal symptoms or if you have bloody discharged. >> it has been six days since our vaccine. >> not too much a >> if you have questions for the abc7 news team you can submit them at abc7news.com/vaccine. click on the big blue box you see there. taking effect today, the biden administration's rules restricting travel to india due to the devastating rising covid- 19 cases and the emergence of potentially dangerous variance. unemployment has been a huge issue during the pandemic as you know. the situation went from bad to

worse for a san jose man out of work for a year. return to michael finney for some help. it is unfair that misfortunes happen to those who can least afford it. the south bay man suddenly discovered thousands of dollars missing from his account yet he still finds room for optimism. >> he had every reason to be upset. bank of america declined his request to withdraw money at this drive through atm in campbell. a later checked his app and discovered $4000 missing from his account. >> i was shocked. i was pretty much lost at that moment. >> you counted on that money to stay afloat. yet, he found $84 left on his debit card. >> that money is like a safety net until i get a job. it is a big loss.

>> he is confident work is just around the corner. what happened to his money? he did and the bank sent him a new debit card. that he discovered of the edd locked him out of his account. >> of this is a new card, how is a lot? they said the account was locked and i have to deal with edd. >> he contacted edd and managed to get his identity verified within a week. yet, his account remain locked. that is when we reached out to 7 on your side. we reached out to the bank which jumped into action. within days the missing $4000 reappeared in his count. in america told us since working every day with state officials to ensure legitimate cardholders have access to their funds.

>> i am grateful. i am grateful as can be. like i said honestly, i feel i wouldn't have gotten that money back if it wasn't for you guys. >> he has another reason to be grateful too. he started working a few weeks ago in the cosmetics department of macy's. sometimes things do work out. if you have a problem contact me at the station. you can find all the information you need at abc7news.com. thank you, michael. thank you very much. the side of the restaurant industry has a flood of applications for a few that make a new rescue fund. california is aiming to reopen businesses by mid-june. the recovering economy is a part of a bet building a better bay area. david louis looks at what this grant program means to bay area restaurants. and just when our 41,000 is a restaurants flooded the sba to get

he was overwhelmed when the application process reopen. >> i think the biggest challenges were technological. there were so many people applying at once. >> unlike the earlier paycheck protection program, this is for smaller operations including food trucks that are not corporate owned. >> it is not just restaurants. it is breweries, bars, inset do food. it is food trucks. it is cafc it is a lot. >> priority will be given to food operations owned by women and minorities. the fund will be depleted quickly. grants are capped at $10 million. they the restaurants are only at the midway point of their pandemic recovery. >> this will last for at least another year. staffing will be incredibly challenging. reopening with debt will be incredibly challenging. >> food prices are rising. that has already caused some menu prices to go up. >> i don't know if we will see

more adjustments. we unfortunately probably will particularly if the underlying product we have to buy to make the meal keeps going up. that includes wine, alcohol, and food. >> restaurants owners sense the patrons will understand. >> they recognize that would be a part of their life and they realize how much he really meant to them. >> they hope congress will show their love by appropriating billions more to match the volume of applications. more to come. the monterey bay aquarium will be open to

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this is no time to sleep. for the first time since march 13, 2020, the iconic monterey bay aquarium is reopening the doors to guests. it is exciting for everyone. >> we have some of the species that mess people.mess people.me. they are coming up to the windows and interacting with staff and now with guests. >> be aquarium has welcomed back select members to test out the new health and safety protocols. hand sanitizer, social distancing, stickers, closure of high touch areas, a timed reservation system, limited capacity. when unique feature changes how guest experience for the first time ever. >> we have always led people explore on their own. this has been a little bit different. i think people people people pe good way to see the aquarium and make sure they haven't

missed anything. >> the chief operating officer of the aquarium took us on a tour of the new path that takes you through all of favorites. here the aquarium the work never stopped. it has all led to this moment every opening. >> through the pandemic even though we were closed to the public we were doing a lot of things to keep our mission of ocean conservation alive. now we are back to doing what we do best which is showcasing monterey bay to everybody who comes to visit us. >> tickets for the reopening of the monterey bay aquarium will go on sale may 5th for the may 15th opening. the weather is beautiful along the coast as we look live at our santa cruz tara camera. and i stay to be outside. spencer will show you what to expect for the rest of the week in his 7-day forecast, next.

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it was had today. how long will it stay this warm? >> that is the question spencer christian is tracking. >> some of the warmth will linger in them. here is some good news. wins are diminishing. it is still a you can see wind is much lighter all across the region then yesterday and even earlier today. speaking of yesterday look at the temperature change. it is: by several degrees in virtually every bay area location than it was at this time yesterday. inland it is still moving southward down toward hayward we have mid 70s in the south bay. on the coast only 55 at half moon bay. these are the forecast features.

we will see fog returning tomorrow. it would be cool at the coast bay is the marine friday will be quite a cooler than we are currently experiencing but it will warm up nicely over mother's day weekend. mainly clear skies in lynden near the bay. overnight lows will be generally in the upper 40s to low 50s. it will linger during the daytime tomorrow. it will be breezy at the coast. highs will range from mid-50s at the coast to low 70s around the bay shoreline to mainly mid and upper 80s and then. mild inland but not hot. as a look at the change over the next few days the sharp drop in temperature thursday. friday will be almost as cool and temperatures begin to rebound over the weekend. here is the 7-day forecast. mother's day weekend is looking nice. i temperatures in the

. it looks at this warm-up that starts over the weekend will sustain itself into about the middle of next week. thank you so much, spencer. on to larry beale. some news about 49ers >> jimmy garoppolo talks about welcoming the man who is destined to replace him and why he texted trey lance on draft this isn't our first flip. and sure, some renovations can require some compromise. but, there's no settling at floor & decor. we get to fulfill our "vision" and get in-stock products at budget friendly prices all in one trip. it's a win-win. explore floor & decor in person or online. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%.

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now abc7 sports with larry beale. 49ers fans are excited about drafting a quarterback of the future in trailers. what about the quarterback of the present? jimmy garoppolo is still on the roster and he is expected to start while lance learns. and jimmy did a interview. tom brady was the man. he continues to be the man but in tampa he was in no hurry to move aside for this kid. he texted trey on draft night and said he is ready for the competition. >> draft night in general is a special moment. everything you do throughout your football career you dryou r

about being drafted into the nfl. i texted him and congratulated him on that and welcomed him to the team. everyone has to make it their own is what i would say. it is a situation that will be competitive and fun. nothing will be handed to you. >> that is going to be a very interesting situation. how much time do you give trey? obviously garoppolo is a quarterback and ready to play. we will say. >> after beating new orleans last night the warriors moved up to eighth in the standings. they are trying to make it back to back wins in the big easy trying to repeat last nights two. how do you defend tdefend tdefet they were up towere up towe 3 on wind. the result is a jordan . zion williams goes left every time. nobody can stop him. time expires in the have.

what should i do? should it of course! ridiculous! the warriors entering the fourth. onto baseball, giants playing a doubleheader in colorado because of bad weather yesterday in denver. game wind was over after wind inning. >> the weather is still a bit iffy. bring your blanket for sure. they brought the thunder in the fifth, brandon a grand slam. giants up 9-0. up in the first inning mind you. next batter, buster posey. his seventh of the season. the power is back after taking a year off. 1967 against bob gibson is the last time that happened. >> how about the ace?

he is out indefinitely with a hairline fracture of his pinky. not everybody believes the reported cause of said injury. he claims he got hurt playing a videogame. >> i was at home. home. home. h they with a way to get my mind off of the game. and when i got in my hand. it was a dumb mistake and it was also a freak accident. i felt pretty stupid about it. >> if you would like to live beast mode style take a look at this. here is your chance. marchand lynch of course grew up in oakland. he played for the raiders briefly selling his seven thousandths square foot mansion. five bedroom, sixpack, list price 5.275 million. he bought the home in 2012 for

3.6 million. it looks lovely and the water is right there. this could be yours. steph curry guys he is playing with what i call irrational competence at this point. everybody on the other team knows he is the threat and in some cases the singular they still cannot stop him. it is unbelievable. we will see if the warriors can close this out in the fourth quarter. once autumn buster posey. he took the year off because of covid. they adopted a couple of baby twins. look how good he is now. think about how good we would be if we each took a year off and came back. >> yes! >> this is proven. it is proven. this is science right here. >> if only our bosses would see this. >> they should take a year off also. they should take the year. >> maybe alternate years. thank you, larry.

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