was soon attend. the next part happens quickly. another warning, this video is disturbing. the suspect walks straight up to the women, takes out a large knife, stabbing one and any other calmly walking away as bystanders step in to help pay the suspect is 54-year-old patrick thompson who was apprehended in our later in the tenderloin. the police chief says officers in the area were familiar with thompson from higher contacts. >> the arrest this individual so quickly is because the tenderloin officers know their community because they are out there engaged. they know who within the communities. they were familiar with this individual. when they got the evidence by wawhatwhatwhatwhatwhatwhat they knew where to go. >> when asked about the prior contacts, the chief was not

willing to reveal any details claiming the information is private. sources have confirmed the on land that thompson had been charged with assault with a deadly weapon in 2017 facing 25 years behind bars received a mental health diversion. the charge was later dismissed. the attack on tuesday sent both victims to the hospital. family says she was in surgery four hours after the knife punctured her lung but is expected to recover. police say the other victim is expected to survive. investigators are trying to determine a possible motive understanding the attack is one of many that has left the a api couny llinvuer >>webeliev tay ndom. weave evid we have interviewed the person who has been arrested. >> the district attorney's office has not commented on thompson's prior history. the public defender's office also declined to comment until after the arraignm this train at is a part of the fbi's ramped up efforts to

combat hate crimes in northern california. it is a three-pronged approach they announced today that includes investigating resources, including law law enforcement increasing outreach. a part of the outreach is the new add-on trains to encourage people to report these hate crimes. the fbi says the more people that come forward, the better they can investigate. >> i can tell you these incidences have always occurred. maybe not in these increasingly high numbers during certain periods of time but people were always reluctant and scared to make it known. i think people are feeling a little more open and willing to do so now. i am thankful for that. >> if you would like to report any tips about a hate crime, the fbi says you can do so anonymously and also in your native language. you can call the number on your screen or go to tips.fbi.gov. we also have more resources on our website abc7news.com.

an off-campus party is being blamed for a covid outbreak among students in the awk alanis union high school district and contra costa county. officials say tested positive late last month. 19 of the students go to last loehmann's high school in walnut creek. the other to go to other heights within the district. contact tracing helped identify another 100+ students who redirected to quarantine at home. a new study ve died of covid-19 in the u.s. researchers looked at excess mortality from march 2020-may 3rd. the number is 57% higher than official figures. today, unemployment hit new pandemic lows. 498,000 applications were filed last week. here in california, 1547 new covid cases were reported in the last day. test positivity increasedpositid

slightly to 1.3%. if you have gotten to moderna vaccine shots you may not be done. booster shots will likely be needed every 9-12 months. the company's president said half of the people participating in the booster shot trial no longer hahahaha detectable immunity against the newest covid variants. a new study says pfizer's vaccine is effective against some of the new variance. in an interview today, pfizer's ceo says even though it is effective they are still testing the efficacy of booster shots. they should be ready about 100 days after approval. more san francisco businesses allowed to reopen today now that the city is in the least restrictive yellow tier. of ours that it did not serve food can reopen indoors for the first time. gems, movie theaters, and offices can increase to capacity you can remove your mask once you are seated. you don't have to put it back on unless you go inside.

as maury county's head into the yellow tier, there is confusion of where you where you have to wear your mask and when you can take it off. leanne melendez tells us why some people are still reluctant to take the mask off. >> reporter: as it has been over a week since the cdc announced people can take their mask off outdoors. >> the cdc says when you are walking, bicycling, running, standing, or passing someone quickly and briefly outdoors you don't have mask whether you are vaccinated or not. san francisco haand righhere and i am not fully vaccinated. if i can't maintain a distance, can you hold that, of 6 feet between me and him, i need to e wearing one.

>> are other people going to judge mewant to hold up a sign says i am vaccinated. >> i won't pay attention to people that do things along those lines. >> you don't have to wear a mask in small outdoor gatherings with family or friends whether vaccinated or not. a mask is required for anyone at a large outdoor gathering like a festival or baseball game. >> reporter: let's face it, some will continue to wear a mask because, think about it, there have been fewer cases of the flu, common cold, and the number of people hospitalized for respiratory illnesses is iss down. se ople ar'tady ha atmask l plan re on the bus or public transportation. >> it is not just a mask that kept us relatively virus free. staying at home late a big role. >> i tried to make it to 74. >> summer emotionally processing putting the

aside. dr. patel the member of our vaccine team monitoring all aspects of the pandemic as well. i did like the soundbite from the guy that said he likes animals better than humans. that may resonate with a lot of people. what is the most important thing for everyone to remember at this point? >> the most important thing for everyone to remember is website. if you look at the local california department of health and what they are getting at is you are going to do and you should do whatever feels right for your individual risk and who you are around. guidelines are not that surprising when it comes to when you may be able to take a mask off if you are vaccinated. if you are outdoors or are in a household of other vaccinated people or in your car that is

not surprising. people not vaccinated know they have to assessn ri people who are baue vaccinated may still wear the mask because they may be living with someone who can't get their shot and who has high- risk. i don't think it is up to the cdc or the public health department to give people rules for every single activity they are doing. we know what commonsense measures are. we know what we can best do to keep ourselves safe. >> of california reaches herd immunity this summer and many experts expect that will happen, can we ditch the masks at that point? are we okay? >> i think theoretically, there are multiple factors. this essay we reach herd immunity. let's say the cases continue to go down. we get to the inflection point like what we have seen in israel. i can see mask restrictions being lifted from a lot more businesses but a couple of things to take into account.int.

california is wednesday. we don't have isolated herd immunity. we have cases that could come in. i can still see people saying i will continue to wear a mask because that keeps me safe and that is okay. what we just heard in that package with masks have also reduced other transmission of other diseases as well. after sars about 20 years ago we saw people from other countries continue to wear masks. that is fine if people want to do that. >> let's talk vaccine boosters. what is your take and how soon do you think people will need them and get them? >> going right into it i think it is tough to actually make a claim on if and when we will need vaccine boosters. we we have seen data about how well the current vaccines are working against the current variance. i think will be a different conversation come fall when we see that inflection point. i will play skeptical. i don't think we will completely eradicate coronavirus. i think that is realistic. i think the possibility of a booster shot is in i think people should mentally get prepared for the possibility and make a decision that is right for you. >> a lot of people have had reactions to the second shot. do you think it will be difficult to get them to come back in for the third?

>> i think addressing not only the side effects but addressing all of the myths we see flowing out there and addressing the underlying cause of i don't want to say just vaccine hesitancy rate will be important to look at when it comes time to get the third shot. i am going to say the reduced rate is not just because of hesitancy but still because of access. there are still rural communities not being reached when it comes to scientific communication or doses themselves. this is to be figured out by the time we get to fall and when we start talking about booster shots. >> dr. patel as always we appreciate your time. thank you for your time. >> tbc, larry. >> if you have questions for our vaccine team, submit them at abc7news.com/vaccine. as our region continues to open up and loosen up restrictions it can be anxiety reduced -- inducing for everyone including children. i got to moderate a panel of

mental health experts who are also moms for an annual breakfast benefiting children's health counsel. i asked them about how much to pay sure not if your child has worries about fe to normal. >> really have the conversation with your child. if you're talking about a young child or a teenager what is it that you're worried about? let's talk about it. let's say it out loud. let's make sure we are on the same page and understand it. it may be you think they are worried about covid and they are worried about how to make a friend. >> to other suggestions. admit to your child you also have new anxieties and even. don't forget a bunch of new activities or don't try to force them all at once. red-hot housing. the market is hotter than ever. we are not just talking about the bay area. blooming business, big sales and now a shortage just in time for mother's day.

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emergency crews are responding to an explosion and large fire. sky 7 is there now. you can see that with our technology exactly where this is. residence on twitter are reporting hearing a large explosion and seeing a large plume of black smoke in the sky. the smoke is now grayish. you r cont this is on castle hill road in south walnut creek. you can see the thick smoke right there. it appears to be a house that went up. we are not really sure about that. it is too early to tell. police are asking people to avoid this area in walnut creek. we will keep you you you you yo get any updates. in the meantime, the new map from the u.s. drought monitor paints a pretty grim picture. the entire bay area is in red which means extreme drought category. nearly 3/4 of the state is an extreme or exceptional drought. the photo on the left is last week. see that? a lot more yellow and orange. the photo on the righrighrighrih

red. that means extreme drought conditions now exist in all of san mateo, santa clara and santa cruz counties and even touch san benito and monterey counties. the conditions have prompted some bay area of regency'sof res issue voluntary measures. spencer a god so dry so quickly. >> it really did. it will remain relatively dry for a while. we are in that time of the year where we don't expect her usually receive much rainfall. i am sorry to say the drought situation probably will not improve in the near future. here is a look at what is happening right now on the composite. you can see a cold front. we call it a dry cold front because it is not expected to produce actual measurable rainfall. we may see some papapapapapa drizzle during the overnight hours. we will see an increase in the e eeds 39 w which we

milepehour in san francisco. we have gusts between 25-35 miles per hour. it is pretty breezy and quite a bit colder than it was at this hour yesterday. 18 degrees colder in novato. 19 degrees degrees degrees degr three degrees colder in oakland. here is the view from the emeryville camera looking toward san francisco. you can see the low cloud stacking their as the marine but layer builds. 62 in oakland 71 in mountain view. san jose 67. 73 in morgan hill and 54 at half moon bay.moon bay.moon bay. we can see a little blue sky off in the distance. 74 degrees in santa rosa. 70 at napa. 76 at fairfield. livermore 71. the view from our rooftop camera you can see how breezy it is on the embarcadero. these are the forecast features areas of fog. mostly sunny breezy to windy. a warmer pattern -- much warmer for mother's day weekend. here is the forecast animation for the overnight hours. we will see some high clouds passing over and low clouds along parts of theof theof theoe

skies will be mainly clear right from the coast. we will have a mainly sunny date throughout the day. during the overnight hours look for some clouds developing. patchy drizzle near the coast and overnight lows generally in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow it looks like i temperatures range from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s near the bay shoreline to mainly upper 70s inland. relatively cool day tomorrow compared to what is coming our way. a big warm-up with inland highs of around 90 degrees around the bay shoreline. mid to upper 70s. into next week the warm pattern moves on. the heat will ease on wednesday and tempat opd ev r on thursday.on thursday.on.

spencer i know you will love this next conversation. willie mays turned 90 years old today. happy birthday to willie. he is the oldest living baseball hall of famer. is impact on and off the field nearly impossible to measure. there is the shot of the iconic cast from 1954. joining me right now is the giants ceo. i remember my first time meeting willie mays. i was petrified. how about you? do you remember the first time you actually met him? >> i do. it is funny you mention that. i was just thinking about that. willie, the greatest of all i grew up idolizing willie mays. i met actually in new york city american airlines. it was flying back to san francisco. i just sheepishly went up to him and said mr. willie mays i was in my 20s and i want to tell you how much -- he put his arm around me and said larry, how are you? he invited me to sit with him on the flight if you can believe that. >> how school

that is a great story. he is a national treasure. i saw some quotes from buster posey and brandon crawford. they were talking about willie mays coming into the clubhouse. these are players who have a fair amount of accomplishments. they are in all of him. >> his mere presence -- his presence in the clubhouse literally for the last 30 years is starting in the early 90s he was given a lifetime contract and his presence there are people that have been kind of like i was at the airport. people that have been loath to come up to him because they are in all of him and in all of what he and really beyond baseball to society. he is the willie mays. he has been around the club for the last 30 years all spring training is in the clubhouse and players go up to him now.

still now they give us advice and thoughts. when you think about it they really don't, along once in a long, long, long time to someone like willie mays come along. it is indisputable now. certainly the greatest living player and maybe the greatest player ever. >> former president obama said it is because of people like willie mays that he could have ever even thought about running for president nevermind winning twice. can you put his contributions off the field into context for people? >> yes. willie did things somewhat quietly but very very very very he would come to community centers. there is a willie mays boys and girls club out by candlestick park that he was very involved in. willie has done things especially for children, for youth that are just quietly but really impactful. i think presidents of the united states have recognized that. all of us in the community have

recognized that. because of who he he he he he h walks into a room people listen. he talks to kids about staying in school, going to school and his , thorzaon h scholars progr that is what he wanted. you wanted to help kids go to school. the one thing he regrets in his life is he never did have a chance to go to college. he wants especially black youth in this community to be able to have a chance to go to college. >> excellent! larry, thank you for your time this afternoon. have a great time at the ballpark. i know that will be a special celebration. awesome! thanks so much. . . to wght. that is g to be great

thanks so much. >> thanks larry. >> larry i want to see the catch on loop former san franci politician is in possession for something he should have received. he received a sweater adorned with the letter for track and field that he should have adorned. he appeared on a podcast talking about the homophobia he enjoyed at his new jersey high school and not getting the letter in track he earned. immaculate conception high school was contacted and they righted the wrong. >> i got taken aback by the combination of the gesture and it is finally here. actually the material part of it is it is a pretty beautiful piece of work. what it symbolizes too.

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out, that is leading to something we know about in the bay area, intense bidding wars. >> when they started househunting in the bay area last fall, they soon realized just how hot the market had become. >> in november in our mind. this would be the max we would go to. we have certainly blown out that number. we are still finding ourselves short. >> nearly 100 home visits and 9 filled offered to later, they are starting to get creative. >> we talked about maybe including season tickets or fer. in game tickets with th you are willing to give up your 49ers the season tickets for a home offer? >> with a heavy heart. >> record low interest rates and remote working convinced many renters to try to buy a home. >> it is a huge wave of millennial's especially 25-

who are just poised, mostly renting, poised to jump into homeownership. the pandemic was what tipped many of them into making that decision. interest rates are supercharging that. >> the problem? existing homeowners aren't leaving their houses during the pandemic. the cost of building new homes is surging thanks to backlogs in the supply chain of materials. lumber prices have surgedgedgedd isack of homes combined with a surplus of potential buyers is contributing to the biggest yearly increase in housing prices in 15 years. >> it is really disheartening. >> chanelle and her husband have been saving to buy their first home and their high park neighborhood of chicago. >> i was told you do these things and you do these things right and you do these things in order and you will be able to attain the american dream. i am

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rafael with more on this story. >> it is the super bowl of flowers and the staff here at burns florist here in san rafael is super busy working to fill hundreds of orders. these are a few of the completed orders in the colder. the business has been fantastic for so many florists. getting the flowers has been complicated due to the pandemic. some businesses may have no choice but to charge a bit more for those beautiful bouquets. >> the phone has been ringing a lot at ashby flowers. mother's day flower orders coming in hot. marcy simon barely has unpack the delivery van. >> orders are coming in. it is very different than last year. >> getting the flowers hasn't been easy. >> we are paying more for our roses that we did valentine's day. >> this has led to flower

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time for many of us. social justice especially. climate justice. but i believe the best of what we can do as a society. i was born and raised in san francisco. my grandparents moved here during the great migration. they actually moved to san francisco to create a dental practice. certainly needed in the black community. ha was really how we put down roots in san francisco. i lived in new york for 14 years. i was just so deeply involved in the restaurant being this. in 2016 i moved back to the bay area to be closer to my family. and also i wanted to get into this new exciting industry called food

tech. there was something magical about mixing the idea of robots with the idea of pizza. it makes you giggle. you imagine these two really different worlds together. and i think what was so beautiful and exciting about that early stage, we had that spirit of imagination. the segue for me really was this experience of becoming a parent for theent foe time. and there was something about being responsible for another human and raising another human that made me feel a lot of focus and energy around this idea of just completely rebuilding a system. so it could be carbon-neutral, climate-friendly and regenerative. what happened for me was this inner awareness of my purpose and wanting to make sure that the work that i was doing in the world was squarely aligned with my purpose. that's why i decided to step away and really begin working on planet forward.

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