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it's a win-win. explore floor & decor in person or online. vaccine appointments for 12 to 15-year-olds in california are about to open up. where kids can sign up and what families need to know before the appointment. tonight cal osha is posting an update through the state covid safety rules. one of the changes if you're fully vaccinated you won't have to wear a face mask at home. >> our natural ac is back. find out whit llreach all areas coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. a lot of people just aren't ready yet. you don't want to force people in a situation they're not comfortable in. >> in just months, california could end workplace essential

distancing and mask requirements. it's part of newly proposed workplace safety rules being considered by the state. good evening i'm ama daetz >> and i'm dan ashley. >> reporter: going back to work could look different by august 1st. cal osha workplace rules. some of the changes, workers won't have to physically distance themselves from others in the workplace. also. >> if you are a vaccinated employee and you're exposed you will not need to quarantine. >> reporter: workers won't have to wear a face mask indoors if everyone around them is also fully vaccinated.

and starting july employees will need to provide the information. >> when is your company going back? >> we're looking at going back in about two weeks from today. we're looking at being hybrid for the majority of the beginning. >> reporter: ash cora is a chair of the state's labor unemployment committee. >> employees are now going to be required to show proof that they're fully vaccinated. >> there's no requirement to force employees to show proof. >> reporter: he believes this change is positive. but his concern are restaurant workers and those in close contact with the public. >> it's voluntary so workers can still opt to wear a mask because again you have customers coming in. you don't know what their status is in terms of being vaccinated or not. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. a lot to sort through.

tonight the country is preparing to take a big step in the fight against covid if protected the cdc gives the green light tomorrow. kids over the age of 12 could begin getting the shot on thursday. georgia started vaccinating children today. >> i look forward to going to camp this year because last year it got canceled. so i'm excited to go there and see all my camp friends. >> california is expected to open appointments later this week. but as abc 7 news reporter and vaccine team member kate larsson explain, it's going to be a logistical nightmare. >> reporter: 80% of people have vaccines. health officials are very optimistic. >> marin county has the highest vaccination rate in the state of california. i think we have a shot at community immunity. >> reporter: marin officials were able to sit in a room together to host a town hall

for families with questions about vaccinating their teens. >> we're going to help you find vaccinations. it's going to be very easy. it's not going to be like the beginning when vaccines were very scarce. >> reporter: california is expected to green light pfizer's vaccine for 12 to 15- year-olds. then on thursday the state's my turn site will open up for appointments for the youn age group. infectious disease doctor explain that pfizer's showed that at at at at at at not get sick after vaccinations. 1,000 pediatric providers just

took part of a webinar to find out how they can store vaccines for their patients. >> we're working to buy freezers. we're working with organizations that can break down the vaccinations. working with schools, providers, companies to distribute the vaccines. >> reporter: kids under 18 do need consent from a guardian. cdph is working on electronic permissions as well as the ability to provide a note or everyone facetime if a parent can't be on-site for a vaccine. i'm kate larson. as the adults for adults dwindling, santa clara county un is turning vaccine sites as vaccination for teens.

>> we have a dj. >> reporter: it's like scene to entice. >> our plan is to give shots in the 49ers locker room. >> a lot more people shot. a lot less the vaccine will get around. >> this father showed up with his daughter to get her second vaccine and she leaves witha swag bag. >> it's really important they get vaccinated when they're eligible. >> reporter: now the vaccination event at levi's continues on thursday from 5:30 to 7:30. no appointment is necessary. the oakland a's and major league baseball are playing hardball tonight with the city of oakland. mlb is now encouraging the team

to move if they can't waterfront stadium. warrior fans were getting ready for tuesday's game at chase center. many are a's fans too and they heard the latest news. >> the oakland fan in me doesn't want to see us lose our last sports team. because san francisco is going o to take over the bay area. >> reporter: i would like to see them stay in oakland forever. >> reporter: the a's say there's no future in their current home the coliseum. the team wants a waterfront ballpark built downtown at howard terminal but are getting frustrated over delays and so is mayor league baseball. which said in a statement, mlb is concerned with the rate of progress in the a's new ballpark effort. we've instructed to begin further options. >> we are running out of time and that's the direction of the

league. >> reporter: but where? portland and las vegas have been rumored as west coast options. those who oppose the waterfront stadium site say it's nothing but a big league bluff. >> it's very clearly a tactic to try to pressure people into making decisions before they're ready to make decisions. >> reporter: the a's have asked oakland to vote on the 12 million use development on the stadium before libby schaff says the only viable path is a ballpark in the waterfront. >> same dog different pony. they threatened it in freemont, they threatened it in san jose. in terms of getting people scared, i think they're sort of spitting in the wind. >> reporter: andy dolen says other cities have managed to build stadiums. >> seems like elon musk is figuring out a way to go to

mars, you would think the as could figure out a way to build a stadium. >> stay here, i think they should stay. >> reporter: well of course this is not the first time we've heard about the a's possibly leaving oakland. >> yeah, so is it here we go again or should fans really be concerned? joining us now is sporting director larry beil. >> mayor league baseball basically throwing high heat at oakland officials to make some decision on this project. if you go back a colede o has the as whether oakland, freemont, san jose, no matter what e seteam has struck out to build the stadium. the team wants the city to come

up with more than $800 million in infrastructure improvements and that may be what has some politicians reluctant to go forward, it's a lot of money. a's owner told me that the team would front the bill but the city would have to pay them down the road. and said this is common practice. so lose the deal and losing the a's and warriors and then figure out what to do with the stadium just like the coliseum sitting next to it. governor newsom wants to spend billions to fight homelessness in california. we're gong to take a look at, we're going to have to look at his plan. >> how one bay area city is stepping up enforcement. >> it's back to work on broadway.

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only other county to enter the yellow tier. everyone else is amongst the most restricted tier and solano is still stuck in red. some of the most successful broadway shows are returning in september and tickets go on sale tomorrow. lion king, hamilton and wicked will all return this spring. >> reporter: the site of so many theaters dark for so long can never be forgotten. it'll take years to recover from $2.5 billion in lost ticket sales. 97,000 employed here have been out of work for more than a year. >> easy unprecedented challenges that we all experienced has been truly truly devastating. >> reporter: michael james

scott was starring as the genie in aladdin when it shut down. >> there's glitter on the dressing room table. >> reporter: elle was playing the role of mufassa on lion king. >> there was uncertainty. when will it come back. how will we survive it. >> reporter: their boss, disney theatrical thomas schumar predicted they would come back bigger than ever. >> the ability for us to come back is beyond a dream. >> reporter: his dream will come true when the lion king opens back up on september 14th along with wicked

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watching tonight. i'm ama de >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- heidi klum, mike epps, and music from madness. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for looking me. thanks for everything. that's very kind. we have a lot to report tonight, and i want to start with an update on a story we went through last night. in houston, there was a bengal tiger on the loose, just strolling through a neighborhood. nobody knew whose tiger it was. until a man, who is out on bond for murder, showed up, grabbed the tiger, and fled the scene. the police chased the man briefly and then lost him, which is weird. last night it got weirder.