exclusive interview with the head of the white house covid response team. michael finney with a breakthrough in consumer privacy. if you have an iphone you will have a choice to make. now come alive breaking news. it is a walnut creek. a senior living facility fully engulfed in flames late this afternoon. neighbors heard what sounded like an explosion. everyone in the home get out safely. that is the great news. witnesses say at least one person had to be carrcarrcarrcar you can see the residence were sitting in wheelchairs outside. it is a walnut creek and it suffered extensive damage. firefighters say flames spread qcklypush at but thre they uldoto help. ion of the neighbors sag. everyone thougthr us that is w loud. it was even up to the top of the street. >> we came out within 30 seconds and the house was completely engulfed in flames. people were running to help. >> fire officials say windblown

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dr. kessler'sr'sr'sr'sr's head of the fda so he understands the process of emergency authorization for vaccines very >> younger younger younger youn to be cautious. the one thing i can say sitting here tonight is that it would be very thorough.very thorough.. >> the fda will give authorization to pfizer to vaccinate 12-15-year-olds.

how we may reach people who are not so sure about the vaccine what did he tell you? >> dr. kessler is focused and enthusiastic about making sure people are vaccine hesitant or fearful getting the right information from the right people. that in. he said i will recruit anybody who was welcome -- who was willing to talk to someone unvaccinated celebrity or not. we will have more that conversation and 11:00 >> thank you. kate, thank you very much. scientists are working toward answering the question. could giving two doses of a different covid vaccine improve your immune response? luz pena got some answers today including from a doctor in >> scientists have been combining remixing vaccines in the past with several diseases like malaria and tb.

combining covid-19 vaccine that is a new concept that has not been approved by by the cdc but that could change in the future. >> more than 800 people in the uk are a part of a trial where they are getting injected of with windows of the pfizer vaccine. 28 days later they are getting the astrazeneca vaccine instead of a second pfizer shot. >> there is absolutely a possibility and i think quite an exciting possibility that if you combine the two vaccines you can broaden the immune response. you can strengthen the immune response. >> dr. helen fletcher, professor of immunology says using two different vaccines could expedite distribution and increase immune response. >> i went back into the history of literature looking for reports to see if there were any safety concerns. >> last week we introduced u to mountain view residence. she got the pfizer vaccine and

when she went back to get a second dose by mistake the nurse injected her with a moderna shot. >> i think they were the same side effects as everyone else. >> a stanford immunologist says mixing vaccines could be the key to save lives in hard-hit places like india. >> i am afraid mixing and matching may become a necessity just because there is no guarantee people in these parts of the world will be able to get two doses of vaccine from a single manufacturer. >> it turns out there in the u.s. in emeryville company is already manufacturing an interesting vexing combination. >> which vaccines are you actively mixing? >> we use the adenovirusthe ades then we boost with the rna- based vaccine.

>> the new vaccine that great stone is working on is now in phase one with the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. >> we are trying to figure out what the right cocktail is. >> the uk trial is expected to last for a year and nine months. experts believe the mixing will increase t cells or killer cells that go afteafteafteafteae who could this vaccine help the most during covid? >> it is so interesting. people who need an extra boost. andrew allen says patients who have bad antibody systems for example people who have msr cancer who may have been treated with medicine that has gotten rid of antibodies they hope the vaccine they are testing right now could drive a strong immune response.immune r. >> the science is fascinating. thank you so much. if you have questions for

the abc7 news vaccine team you can submit your question to them at abc7news.com/vaccine. click on the big blue box. today its official move into the yellow tier. that is the one with the least restrictions. it is a first for the bay area. almost all other counties are in the orange tier. bars that don't serve food and family entertainment centers can reopen indoors for the first time like this roller rink. other businesses that were already open indoors can welcome in people at that time. >> they have developed a covid test that can the company says it is a saliva test that is as accurate as a pcr test. it can also detect early and asymptomatic signs of the virus. the test has not received fda authorization but he will try to help them with

>> it will facilitate hoping this mike opening the economy. >> the test is suitcase -sized and can be used almost anywhere. >> do we still need to wear masks outdoor except for outdoor gatherings. some of you may be a little leery. for you doubters, leah melendez tells us why some are reluctant to take the mask off. >> it has been over one week since the cdc announced people can start taking their masks off outdoors. fe to take it off when in outdoor settings. >> when you are walking, bicycling, running, standing, or passing someone quickly and briefly outdoors you don't have to wear a mask whether you are vaccinated or not. >> reporter: san francisco has an added layer of protection. let's say i am standing here and i am not fully vaccinated. if i can't maintain a distance

of six feet between me and him i need to wear a mask. >> even with these guidelines people will still give you a look. >> a k.ared look.ared look.ared. >> anyone at a large outdoor gathering like a festival or a baseball game. >> let's face it. some of you will continue to wear a mask because think about it, there have been fewer cases of the flu, the common cold and the number of people hospitalized for respiratory illnesses is down. nghamask up.sk up.sk up.sk up.s.

>> i made it to 73 and we are trying to make it to 74. >> some are emotionally processing putting the aside. we have been wearing them so long it is difficult. to read up on the current mask roles and maybe share them with your friends had to abc7news.com. you will find a story right on the homepage. reaction to the life in prison sentences handed down to two bay area college students for the death of an italian police officer. here why one attorney is optimistic about the appeals process .

not 6:00. san francisco released the same person is suspected into unprovoked assaults within two days and is now charged with both. we told you about one attack last friday. a father was waiting to cross the street in mission bay with his one-year-old child when he was knocked to the ground and punched several times. police arrested sidney hammond.

now, they tell us there is evidence hammond attacked a 61- year-old man in the tenderloin the day before running up to him, hitting him in the head and knocking him to the ground. today, he was charged with aggravated assault and with force for that incident. we have developing news now on another crime.ancisco prosec multiple felony accounts included including attempted murders. today we obtained surveillance video of the attack which took place at a bus stop near fourth and market street. the vic's age is 63 and 85 can be seen with their backs to the suspect. he strikes quickly. it is disturbing. i want to warn you. it is infuriating. it walks up to the women, takes out a large knife. he stabs one. then the other and walks away as bystanders step in to help. both victims went to the hospital but fully they are expected to survive. police arrested the suspect patrick thompson an hour later. >> we do, based on our investigation, we believe this attack was totally random.

we have evidence. we have interviewed the person who has been arrested. >> abc 7 news has learned thompson was charged with assault with a deadly weapon in 2017. he faced a 25 year prison term but instead entered a mental health diversion program and the charge was later dismissed. out to an update from the abc7 news i team about two college students from the bay area who received life in prison sentences for the stabbing death of an italian police officer. >> it is bewildering. they gave him and they gave gave a sentence that is befitting a mafia boss who wantonly kills innocent people. how could these two boys possibly be in that same league? >> that is the lawyer for the family of 21-year-old finnegan elder reacting to the verdict . finnegan elder and his friend

both received the harshest sentence for their crimes. on a july night in rome in 2019 they were on a street corner to meet someone associated with a drug dealer. two police officers plainclothes approach. in a struggle, officer mario cerciello rega pinned finnegan elder to the ground and finnegan elder stabbed the officer to death. an appeal is in the works and the finnegan elder attorney is pointing out how different the process is. >> in america the end of the first trial is most of the time the end of the road. in italy it is very different. we are trying to remind him there is a whole another child essentially that will happen at the appellate level. hopefully we will have more sophisticated, more experienced, more reasonable and rational bull judges who will actually do the hard work of trying to make sense of all of this and then fairly apportioned justice. >> today, we received a statement from gabriel from gabe's parents. >> that is on your screen.

dan has reported on this case and an hour-long documentary called 32 seconds, a deadly night in rome. it has been nominated for an emmy. it is worth checking out. you can watch it right now on our abc7 connected tv app which is available wherever you stream. california drought has gone from bad to worse in the past week. more than two thirds of the state including the entire bay area is in the second to worst category, extreme drought. that is shown in red. 5% of the state along with the southeastern edges in the worst exceptional drought. that is shown in dark red. this new map was released by the u.s. drought monitor. unfortunately there is a lot of drought to monitor because it is pretty bad.etty bad.etty bad.

>> certainly! we are into may which once we get this far we are not really expecting anymore rain. >> no significant rain likely the month of may or the months that immediately follow.immediam it is not likely the drought condition we are in now will get any better anytime soon. it was a look at what is happening at this moment. we have windy conditions around much of the bay area as the marine layer is making a vigorous push onshoresh onshoree with a strong onshore flow. we have surface wind speeds up to almost 40 miles per hour. there will be stronger gusts. you can see the 24-hour temperature change is significant. many locations are more than 10 degrees cooler right now than they were this time yesterday. just a moment ago this east bay hills camera showed a few of the buildings in san francisco reaching above the low clouds. right now the city is an gholston low clouds. 54 degrees in san francisco. we have mid 60s in mountain view san jose and 52 degrees at half moon moon moon moon moon m

the clouds are getting lower and thicker and pushing farther out of the bay. other temperature readings 74 in santa rosa. upper 60s in the bottle. 71 at fairfield and concorde. 67 at livermore. from the rooftop camera you can see the clouds are beginning to push out over the bay. at least in this view there is a little bit of blue sky for us to be cheered up by. here is the forecast animation -- the forecast features. they are gusty are ready and they will remain that way for a while. fire weather watch will be in effect. i will show you that in a moment. much warmer weather will be with us mother's day weekend. this watch is in effect from 8:00 a.m. saturday-6:00 p.m. monday. that includes solano county which is a part of the bay area. was will be out of the north/more than is to northeast with gusts up to and above 35 miles per hour. humidity will be very low. single digits to the teens.

under these conditions you file that and it may well spread rapidly. overnight this will bewill be condition we can expect. high clouds are pushing through over the low clouds that are pushing over the bay. by 5:00 tomorrow motomorrow moto will see some of the low clouds being swept away. high clouds will probably have cleared out as well. clearing will begin early in the day. that will be followed by a mainly sunny date throughout the day. not much for change temperatures. tomorrow's highs upper 50s at the coast. mainly upper 60s around the bay shoreline. that is up to about 80-81 degrees. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. very warm over mother's day weekend. that will continue into the middle of next week with near summerlike warmed. i temperatures in the low 90s

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. another graduate has come forward to allege she was sexually abused by her former track coach. heather hennessy who was once one of the fastest runners in the country now says the school failed to protect her and has filed a lawsuit. >> chris -- chris nguyen has more on what she hopes to

accomplish by speaking out. >> outside the high school, a former track star returns to confront her past. >> this is me holding the school accountable in hopes that other kids are not going to have to be put through what i was put through. >> heather hennessy, a 2001 graduate and national track champion who transferred from archbishop midian in san jose her sophomore year claims she was sexually abused by her assistant coach. the former fox sports personality told abc 7 news that the w scolhennessy sd told coach at the time about the alleged abuse but he failed to take action. earlier today, hennessy filed a lawsuit against about schools saying they didn't do enough to protect her. following the announcement a handful of current students who cofounded a sexual assault providers group on campus showed up to lend support. >> it is validating to know that other people saw the issue

so long ago and it is also heartbreaking that it has been an issue for so long. >> the saratoga union high school district superintendent office told abc7 news that it has a received or reviewed the lawsuit saying , "our district"t works hard to provide safe learning environments for our students. this is and shall remain one of our districts primary goes. the district takes these allegations very seriously." the diocese of san jose says it has not been served with a complaint but in a statement a spokesperson said they take all that any allegations of seriously. santa clara county district attorney's office says he will return to court late june to face other charges that he sexually abused four girls in the south bay over a 12 year others ty rit d the pe

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and other apple users will have a say in whether the apps they download can track their online activities. at stake are the targeted ads that many of us get. michael finney is live with a closer look at what many people, michael, consider a breakthrough in consumer privacy. >> yeah, dan. anyone who downloads a new app using an apple device will have a choice to make. here is how it all breaks down. >> for many of us, smart phones and the apps we use our way of life. they track our activity and the information compiled is used to determine what ads we get on our interest. now for the first time apple is letting you decide if you want to be tracked.be tracked.be tra. >> here's how it works. the next time app you will have two choices. ask them not to track you or simply allow. allow would mean you want them to track. >> if i am going and it is a

brand-new place something is popping up i am going to be like, great! it is one step less i have to do. >> at the same time he doesn't like someone deciding for him what he sees and what he doesn't. >> not that you're doing it on your own. >> he plans to ask the app not to track them. they found two thirds surveyed plan to block the tracking. the conversation on my facebook page generated more than 110 comments. most seem to be in favor of blocking them from tracking them. although, some felt strongly the other way. it is something people are definitely talking about. >> it is something people care more about. >> the apple policy however only goes so far. >> this only applies to your apps. it doesn't protect you on other parts of the internet. it is like your credit card company sharing information about you.

>> apple users who want to utilize the new privacy feature must update to ios 14.5. it would be interesting to see how many of us choose which way to go. >> boy, that will be. i know you will keep us posted. today is world password day. it is dedicated todedicated todo password practices. a security effort came up with this in 2005 but the first world password day was declared in may 2013. here are some tips for a safe and secure password. be unpredictable. be creative. belong. be smart. the fresh. alma, try to remember them once you do. >> can it to be unpredictable by being being being being bein just thought i would throw that out there. the pandemic changed how and where we work. many people lost their job. some kept their is but phil

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two thirds of workers under 35 said they are stuck in their jobs. workers overall said 67% didn't get an increase in salary in the past year. nearly have said the career advancement and skills development stalled. among bay area employers, half acknowledged they put off promotions. 8 out of 10 have concerns about retaining their best people. >> i think employers get caught off guard when suddenly someone from the outsidethe outsidethe e competitor firm reaches out to their top performer staff and says i will make you a better offer. >> lisa is cofounder of career generations. she provides job counseling and coaching. the employees need to look critically at their unhappiness. >> are they looking because the job is the problem or because they have gone a little with lack of stimulation and lack of opportunity and general. >> the time has come for workers and bosses to address

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>> the golden gate national parks conservancy says more than 1 million people visit chrissy skilled every year. >> it was transformed from a u.s. military airstrip. it is just a treasure is in it? it is nearly summer now. there is potentially a big pool problem. not enough chlorine. we explain what is problem. >> the chlorine tablets in these containers have become a very hot commodity. there is a shortage of these and pool owners are scrambling for what is left. >> he is limiting customers to one of these buckets per visit. >> right now it is really bad. i am looking at my distributors hardly having any supply at all. moving into the summer it is going to be very difficult to get a lot of chlorine tablets

or a lot of dry chlorine in general. it is very tough right now. >> the reason for the shortage? a plant in louisiana that manufactures more than half of the chlorine tablets in the u.s. was destroyed last summer by a massive fire caused by hurricane. the alternative, using liquid chlorine. even that is in short supply. >> we are going to have to see. they aren't giving us any indication that there is going to be anymore tablets coming in. it is hard to predict. >> keeping polls looking good as this one will likely be more expensive. a cost of a bucket of chlorine tablets can be as much as $90- $100. that is nearly double the cost of last summer. don't be surprised if pool cleaners raise their rates

>> i think it is a concern a little bit because if that is what is going on, i was not aware of it. now that i am, i am pretty sure it is going to go high. it will be a concern. >> the bottom line is this. whatever expense to keep the polls looking this good, they are willing to pay it. >> we have been getting pretty warm around here but a little bit of a cooldown. >> thankfully spencer christian is here what they forecast. it is still a little toasty. >> very cool near the coast and the bay. let's take a look at what is happening overnight. we will see some low clouds at the coast. a little bit of fog and possibly some petty drizzle. low temperatures mainly mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow under gusty and sunny conditions and they will range from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay to around 80-81 degrees. a big warm-up coming our way over the weekend. with the exceptionally dry conditions and gusty winds expected a fire weather watch

will be fe for alof solano county and actually all of the sacramento valley. fires can spread and start very easily. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. mother's day weekend is looking very lovely. it gets even warmer inland. we'll see low 90s and then. upper 70s to near 80s. temperatures will moderate around the middle of next week and still no rain in sight. of course, we don't expect to see rain this time next year but it would be nice to have it because we are in a rather extreme drought. >> thank you, spencer. >> let's say hey to sports director larry beale. >> perfect, dan. tonight, we salute the tonight, we salute the gr california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones.

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two-time mvp, world series champ, hall of famer. a great catch. much better to hear from what other legends think. >> the combination of supreme talent and extreme joy is breathtaking to watch. >> i am sure you don't remember when i was 12 years old and i was lucky enough to meet my training camp in arizona and you signed baseball that still sits in my office today. >> i want to wish you the happiest birthday ever. i heard you are turning 90. >> one thing when you're a young player you always remember how the baseball greats make you feel. that is the reason you are so beloved. >> how did you make

>> uncle willie, can you please share that game with me so i can get that catch in my arsenal? in the meantime happy birthday from snoop dogg. you know you are a legend when you get the shot out from snoop dogg, right? that is fantastic. like us to simeon's homecoming ended with a bang as his blue jays wrapped up a four-game series against his old team. the oakland a's simeon and the blue jays were going for a series split today and open. how about starting with a bang. first career leadoff homerun for him. the a's are up 1-0. in a flash to the third randall bridget connects with a three he drove in 5 today. the a's are down 3-1. they rally bottom of that there. murphy drops to any and connects a two run single. the a's are back in front 4-3. 4-5. the native connecting for his seventh homerun of the year to give them a cushion. that will be your final score. they split the four-game series. >> a shocker out of anaheim.

the angels will cut albert who holds. he is in the final year of a 10 year $240 million contract. at age 41 he has struggled this season hitting 198 played byby injuries. whether any team would like to pick him up is unclear. >> richard sherman may be coming back to the san francisco 49ers. sherman and the team are now in preliminary talks. sherman missed 11 games because >> sherman will provide better and guidance just drafted two cornerbacks last week. >> in a fight that streams -- that screams of money grab, floyd mayweather will fight logan

floyd retired with a 50-0 wrecker. he is 44 now but it will be a miracle if paul can even hit him. in a fitting moment i would say jake has now changed his twitter handle to got >> we are really dealing with a high level of maturity here. somebody is going to pay to watch this on pay-per-view. i will not be among them. >> that is funny. >> thank you, larry. >> we will weight show us the highlights. >> at 8:00 it is station 19 followed by gray's anatomy than rebel at 10 a clock. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. remember, you can watch all of our newscasts live in the

bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app and you can start streaming. >> that will do it for this edition. we thank you so much for joining us tonight. for all of us we appreciate your time and hope you have a nice evening. we will see you again for abc 7 knew that 11:00.

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