. how do you enforce what does it look like in schools in what happens when starbucks says we will continue to do them but are you going to require enforcement in businesss >> this morning still no clarity on whether california will follow the cdc's new masking guidelines. bay area counties waiting for what the governor's mask policy is going to be. good morning again. it is saturday, may 15th. are you watching abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we are going to get to the changes with masks and what bay area experts saying in just a moment. first as always let's start with a quick look at weather. good morning. it's a cloudy start, even mist or light sprinkles in parts of the bay area from oakland to the coast. there's a look at live doppler 7 where you can see a

pretty healthy marine layer then a system to the north spreading some showers and thunderstorms as far south as perhaps sonoma, napa and the sierra nevada over the weekend. there's a look at walnut creek with the clouds and the sun coming up right about now. 49 san francisco, 52 in mountain view and san jose and morgan hill. beautiful view of home wood. 41 degrees and you can see the partly cloudy skies getting set for perhaps a thunderstorm there throughout the weekend. 45 santa rosa. 51napa and looking at the surface winds right now it's breezy up to 25 miles an hour at the airport. there is fog, anywhere from two to six mile visibility and the golden gate. 60's and low 70's. >> all right. thank you. its been two days since the cdc recommended vaccinated americans no longer need to wear masks indoors or outdoors with a few exceptions. several states have followed this recommendation and

updated their guidelines. the lack of direction from california leaves bay area health officials in limbo. nine bay area counties are on stand by as the state's department of public health reviews the new cdc mask guidance. >> a county can be more restrictive than a state, we can't be more lenient. >> marin said they have 85% of their population vaccinated with at least one dose of the vaccine. their hands are tied to make any changes. what is their plan >> at this point our mask guidelines have not yet changed. >> contra costa supervisor sits on the executive board of the state association of counties. >> there's been a little vagueness out of the state but i think it's likely that they are going to change with in a few changes. >> every county will keep its mask mandate. santa clara said they have been waiting the whole

day on the state to find out what to do next. alameda county officials voicing concerns when residents are in crowded places. their mask mandate also still in effect. in the winter california was the center of the coronavirus outbreak in the united states. now we have the lowest case rates in the nation. so, what's holding california is being careful but the data is clear. >> i think it's very safe. why because masks are a tool. vaccines are a solution. once you have the solution you don't need the tool. >> what concerns her now is people who have been vaccinated getting mentally prepared atast 18 states have adjusted their mark wearing rules to fall in line with the cdc

guidance. other states including california, wisconsin, new jersey, hawaii, and massachusetts are keeping mask rules in place for the time being. major retailers starting to make decisions on how to handle the new mask guidance. wal-mart, trader joe's and costco have dropped the mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers in places they are allowed to do that. apple, walgreens, target, home depot, cvs and starbucks all say they are going to continue to require them. matt boone takes a closer look at how big box stores plan to enforce the new policies. >> it's a question many shoppers haven't even had the time to think about yet. when will they be comfortable going inside a crowded store without a mask >> it's so tough. i want to say herd immunity. >> i think it's alivey line. thoumaskbuke timeokus so long

from zero to full mask wearing all the time and now it's such a behavior. it's really hard to go -- sorry really hard to go back. >> costco said once allowed by california vaccinated customer dear sir go inside without masks. they will not be asking for proof but politely urging people to respect the policy. same at trader joe's though one shopern said even being vaccinated is he skeptical of the honor system. >> there will be people trying to take advantage of the situation. >> outside the wal-mart in richmond a customer said is he looking forward to the policy change. >> if the majority of people are vaccinated i don't think there is anything to worry about. >> wal-mart said they will lift the mask requirement for vaccinated customers and employees. even offering a $75 reward for their workers who can prove they have been vaccinated. >> we want employees to feel safe when they come back to work. >> jim brown is a bay area labor attorney. he said it's legal for employers to require

employees to get vaccinated as well as customers if they want. he foresees many taking more careful approach to lifting requirements. if you want employees to come back you will have to make them feel safe and recognize the concerns they have even if the law allows you to do something as an employ ear. >> matt boone, abc7 news. >> it's not just chain stores adjusting their mask policies. dan ashley explains the small business owners here in the bay area are busy trying to process what the changes will mean for them and their customers. >> should i take my mask off, leave it on >> the signs still up at stores, coffee shops, on the street, wear a mask, stay six feet apart. and while other states are easing mask rules it's not clear how it'll unfold in the bay area. >> also state level and then city level and in san francisco right now there is still a mark mandate for indoor activities. if only vaccinated people are

allowed inside without a mask it could put employees in the difficult position of having to police the rules. >> you can't tell by looking at someone they have been vaccinated. the people that you are worried about the most are the anti vaxxers that don't want to get vaccinated have been a problem the entire time. >> while some can't wait to remove their masks the manager at flames eatery said it's just not time yet. >> it's still too soon to take it off. at least wait a little longern. >> now more than a year after we first put on masks a lot of people aren't sure if we should take them off. >> i'm vaccinated as well and i think generally i keep it on as a courtesy. >> dan ashley. abc7 news. >> with only 38% of the state's population vaccinated, millions of people will be required to continue wearing masks. you can check out the vaccination tracker you see

here on abc7 news.com. masks were at the center of a confrontation between a congressman and an aide. he tweeted he had a mask on as he stepped off the house floor and that the aide yelled at him to take the mask off. he reportedly said you don't tell me what to [bleep] do. he said nobody should be bullied for wearing a mask. he said that he loves to take his mask off outside or inside where they aren't required. they are required on the house floor and he said that he just hadn't taken it off yet after leaving. happening today a chance for those in our community with special needs to get a vaccine at a sensory friendly clinic on the peninsula. this is a calm space with visual aids, quiet areas and minimal interactions for anyone who may need to avoid a busy high volume clinic. the one today is at sequoia

hospital health and wellness. country through from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and inside from 12:30 to 3:30. also today vaccine ccine reinforcements coming. this new pfizer site is for anyone 12 and up at the john mclaren school. they are treating it like a family day and there will be a dj, free boba, food and prizes at the door. it is open for appointments or drop ins on saturday from 9:30 to 3:00 p.m. brand new details to tell you about this morning. we now who it was to spark that large fire ripping through the halls of an east bay church. the nazarene churched turned into an inferno. just look at the flames there. contra costa fire said it was started by a squatter in a makeshift crawl space underneath the church. a nobody whurt. for

> s check of the weather. >> it's pretty cloudy here this morning. we take you down to santa cruz where it's 48 degrees. only 60 today. a lot of cloud cover. lighter winds though and we are even looking at a little mist and drizzle. some sprinkles along the shoreline. it's a cool weekend. below average week ahead for most. i will have the details. ahead a big change coming for uc applications. why the sat and act will no longer impact admissions. the $100 billion budget proposal. in it rent relief, parking fine forgiveness and how you can qualify for $600

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. a live look at the billionen gate bridge. gray and hazy this morning. a little bit of wind. we will talk to lisa in just a few minutes. abc7 news held a town hall about the surge in violence against the aapi community. one of our guests was a professor who founded stop aapi hate.org. they have received more than 6600 nationwide reports of violence, harassment and discrimination. >> it is horrible the stories we are receiving. traumatizing, people are getting attacked and having slurs slung at them. >> do you think that the instances of violence of these attacks are those increasing or is it people are becoming more aware and understanding the importance of sharing their story >> i think it's both. i think we have the trend of racism that was really fomented by the president with his rhetoric. because of the fear of the

pandemic. we had instances of hate. they aren't all hate crimes. they are just people harassing us, cyberbullying and then you have the longstanding trend of violence against asian americans in low income communities. that's always been there. >> if you missed yesterday's fascinating important conversation you can watch it again on our connected tv apps on roku, apple tv, fire and android tv. search abc7 bay area to download it now. a 63-year-old has been arrested for making violent racial threats against a mayor. that is mayor brian colburt on the left. the threat was left on the city hall's voicemail. the suspect was booked on a felony charge of threatening a crime with intent to terrorize. officers took selfweapons at the suspect's home. a new development. police looking for more possible victims in a string

of sexual assaults. police say this man attacked three women in three separate crimes. detectives believe there could be more victims and th come forward. two of the attacks happened thursday about a mile apart. police arrested the suspect during one assault and linked him to a third on may 5th. all three victims are aged 57 and older. he faces several charges and is being held without bail. the governor presented his $100 billion budget proposal to the state legislature. it is called california's come back plan. it's designed to help the state recover from the economic devastation from the pandemic. >> california's recovery isn't cheap. the governor's proposed budget is the largest in the state's history. >> that 100 plus billion dollars come back plan is the biggest economic recovery package period, full stop.

>> bouncing back from a $54 billion budget short fall last year, this year california has a better problem. a $75 billion surplus. here is how some of it'll be put to use. a tax rebate for those earning up to $75,000 a year. >> it's two out of every year will receive at least, at least a check of $600 once they file their taxes. this is incentive to file your taxes on monday. >> this applies to close to 80% of tax identifiers in the state. another perk >> families will receive another $500, one time, not per child. >> another $2 billion is proposed to support renters, paying off 100% of past due rent, water and electricity bills and more perks on parking. $300 million for traffic fine forgiveness. >> a lot of debt that's been owed for fines and

fees. this is for low income that get this debt. >> they would get any traffic ticket received during the pandemic through june 30th of this year waived. aside from immediate relief the recovery plan includes funding to fight long term challenges, $20 billion to invest in public schools, $5.1 billion to tackle the state's drought, water infrastructure and climate change and a $12 billion plan to address homelessness. that includes cleaning up our streets. >> another big thing we need to do, we can't just promote is to clean the state up. the state is too dirty. >> i want to point out the governor hint part of the plan to address homelessness may require local governments to essentially set forth specific plans to build homeless housing or incentives to clean up camps in order to qualify for the aid. could counties potentially face

fines if they don't that part is still to be determined. and san francisco unified allowed seniors to return to class for the first time just in time to meet today's state deadline for a portion of a two billion dollars grant. it doesn't appear that many d foe nreof the last weeks of the school year. not all parents were happy with the district's plan with some thinking that it's a money grab. >> this plan is disgusting. everybody involved should be ashamed of themselves. >> this solution may not satisfy everybody. i do appreciate the effort. >> only eight high schools reopened, students whose schools were closed could attend one of those schools. a major turning point in the way that we are going to think about applying for college going forward. this is huge news for college

admissions. the uc's are officially dropping sat and act scores from admissions. the chronicle reports that the university system made the agreement in a legal settlement with students yesterday. the test scores will no longer impact scholarshippppppp happening today the metro subway stations and street in san francisco are going to be back in service. the mayor and others took a ride on the boat car that travels the f line cars from castro district to fisherman's wharf. the cars and the underground have been shut down since the pandemic started. the closure has allowed the crews the opportunity to make some much needed improvements. the pop line will have longer two car trains, there will be underground internet

service for the first time. lisa and a cool front is coming in. >> yes. in fact we will have another one as we get into next week. temperatures are going to range from below average to near average for the week ahead. we have one day that kind of stands out ate warmer day. we will get to that in just a moment. we have a system to the north of us that is spinning and allowing for a pretty active weekend in the sierra nevada with thunderstorm possibility today and tomorrow. others you up to the north we had some thunderstorms and the out flow coming back further north down into n apa and sonoma. there's a deep marine layer. we have a couple things going on. the mist and drizzle gets squeezed out from that very robust low cloud deck. otherwise the activity will be in northern california. we could see a shower or thunderstorm sneak as far south apasget in closer look at cloud cover in to the east bay.

maybe the sacramento valley. the winds are breezy. we will take you to where the sun it and this is carson valley. how pretty is it with a little bit of snow on the peaks there we are looking at numbers near 60 today there. 49 in san francisco. 51 oakland. it's 52 mountain view with low 50's for you in morgan hill. 48 in half moon bay. a little bit of fog and another shot home wood, pretty sky with partly cloudy skies and temperatures will be in and around 60 but the thunderstorm chances for today and tomorrow in mountains. 45 santa rosa. 52 by the delta. breezy right now over toward fairfield and vacaville n to oakland and livermore and half moon bay is at 20 miles an hour. another shot here of the mountains with the pretty sky here and the view of the sunrise. areas of drizzle locally back home with below average temperatures this weekend. for the week ahead we have tuesday which will be warmer but other than that we will see the numbers

around average for below. there is a look at the mist, the drizzle, san mateo coast and all the cloud cover. it peels back. we have sun on the way. notice the activity in the mountains taking us through sunday, chance of a thunderstorm there. all the way down through the southern sierra. it's good news and in fact without the breezy winds and the moisture from the deck of low clouds we could see a couple hundredths being squeezed out and no fire danger for the weekend or the upcoming workweek. little change today and tomorrow. it's cloudy to start. cool, breezy winds in the afternoon. sunny skies though but as we get into your sunday, looking at winds even a little gustier in the oakland hills. high from the mid50's. half moon bay to only about 70 in s jo. breezy winds, low á6 0's in richmond and the accuweather seven day forecast. looking at very little change for your sunday. cool for spring as we start the workweek and then there is our warm up for

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. good morning. coming up on gma states and businesses split over how to respond to new cdc guidelines that fully vaccinated americans no longer need to wear a mask in most places. this morning the confusion and the concerns over enforcement. and service restored on the colonial pipeline as states continue to struggle with gas outages. the hack shedding light on america's at risk infrastructure. and a man connected to a missing tiger appearing in court over murder charges. it's all head on gma. there's a sense of pride in the south bay where one single high school is now home to three of our nation's top preforming students. the seniors of san jose's lynbro ook high school have been named presidential scholars.

the principal is beaming with excitement. >> it's an incredible accomplishment and honor. to have three in incredible. it's a lot about the drive and interest of all of the students. >> the white house selects scholars based on success, community service and leadership. they are will be recognized for their outstanding achievement this sumern. happening today sonoma state university will hold several outdoor commencement ceremonies. last year was postponed because of the pandemic. this will be held at the green music center. family and friends can cheer from their cars. the event will also be live streamed. commencement week is kicking off across the country. history made yesterday at the university of southern

california. the school had their first black valedictorian. >> now though we can choose how we navigate in it. we can choose to do the work of learning about hurry's history, do the work of rooting out racism in ourselves and the communities we inhibit. >> usc opened the first ceremony yesterday to 1500 vaccinated grads and family members. over the next week more than 36,000usc diplomas will be handed out. congratulations to them. this is such a fun time of year. still to come, volunteers are making thousands of ventilators to send to india. why the cause is personal for many of them. and the attack on the colonial pipeline. thousands of gas stations still low on fuel. what we are learning about the group that targeted the company.

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. good morning. thank you for joining us here on abc7 news. live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we are going to start the half hour with another look at the weather. good morning to you. here is a live look from carson valley. pretty shot here in the mountains where we have some sunshine. it's 49 in san francisco. 51 in oakland. 52 in san jose and another view from the mountains. thunderstorms are in the forecast throughout the day today. back home low 50's in concord, breezy in the east bay valleys and looking at the surface winds from ten to 20 miles an hour right now. we will get a bit of a lull in the winds and they will pick up a bit this afternoon. two and a half mile visibility half moon bay. we are in the 50's for everybody through ten.

then some 6o's and low 70's into sunshine with those afternoon breezes. even a little bit of mist and drizzle along the coast this morning. >> all right. thank you. this morning many americans are entering the first weekend of the new normal. the cdc's mask guidance is causing some confusion. not everybody is happy about the new guidelines. >> it's the first weekend since the cdc announced you can leave the mask behind in most cases if you are vaccinated. many americans still adjusting to the big change back to normal. >> it is crazy to see the recommendations come out in realtime and just kind of like should i take my mask off, leave it on it's super confusing. >> several states changing their mask mandates after the announcement including michigan which was dealing over crowded hospitals just last month. >> the vaccines are a miracle of modern science. >> a handful of states including hawaii,

massachusetts, new york, and je >>yocan er >> wal-mart dropping the mask policy for shopper who are vaccinated. costco and trader joe's doing the same. others like target, kroger sticking face coverings. in washington dc masks still required at the museums. >> wear it as long as i need to wear it. i will be happy to get back to normal if we can. >> a union for grocery store workers said it could force workerns to be the vaccination police and a union representing nurses condemning the change in guidance saying it threatens the lives of patients, nurses and other frontline workers. the tsa, cdc and department of transportation with the big remainder that masks are still required to travel. the cdc also saying local or state laws, businesses or employers could require

people to wear a mask. the garage of a home in morgan hill is behelp address t for ventilators in india. this is a makeshift factory to make changes to a device normally used to help with sleep apnea. this under scores how health is part of building a better bay area and part of efforts to control the spread of coronavirus. we put the spotlight on hard working volunteers. >> what's the part number >> three shifts of volunteers over the next two days hard at work doing something they hope will help address the suffering in india where hospitals are overwhelmed. they put out a call for cpap machines used by people with se ventilators. >> i'm blessed to be in the community we are. got a great response from people. in one week we got 300. >> the volunteers come from all over silicon valley.

some are students, others engineers. the concept was developed in the engineering lab at stanford. >> we are just adding a port toa to attach the ch the ch th and anti suffocation and it becomes ventilator. >> by the end of the weekend they want to have 200 converted units ready to be airlifted to india. many have family in india. >> i think it's inherit in all human beings, you know, to help each other so, it's -- it's -- that's what we need to do. >> this is part of a global initiative called india coronavirus sos where you can make donations to support relief efforts. this makeshift factory is how the bay area is making a difference. >> if everything goes well we are going to probably expand our operations nationally and then collect way more than we will send them

into small villages, hospitals. >> abc7 news. new details about the cyber attack against the colonial pipeline. tosh ib a said it was the same group but lost minimal work. about 14,000 gas stations still low on gas or have no gas. that pipe lane is back up and running after being shut down though for nearly a week. the company did pay a ransom to the hackers. many have insurance policies that protect them from cyber attacks and experts say hackers exploit that. >> they do research and find out which companies have insurance. they set the ransom based on this research they have done to figure out what a company may willing to pay. >> the hackers released a statement saying they had

been disbanded but experts say it's more likely law enforcement interrupted their operations. and it's the headline dominating politics. oustet congresswoman liz cheney speaking to abc news defending her case. >> you know i think the issue really is donald trump and it is the party and if we are going to be a party based on the truth. >> what does it say about the party choosing someone to replace you who was effectively chosen by donald trump >> i think it's dangerous. >> she was just remove from her house leadership post. it came after her strong criticisms of the former president and his false stolen election lies. the woman taking her post said the former president is a critical part of the party going forward. >> and the full interview willv

aaron this week tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. right here on abc7. china has successfully landed a rover on mars. only the second country to do so after the united states and had this is video of it. teams back on earth will check out the space craft before it starts it's three month mission searching for evidence of water and hints of past life. and still ahead on abc7 mornings, years after the north bay wildfires of 2017 conditions are now worse. see what's being done to protect the homes. and a live look outside as we head to break. we will check in with lisa about the cool front in just a minute. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people

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. welcome back. here is a live look outside looking at santa cruz

this morning. a gray start to the morning but still pretty way to start our saturday. red lobster is looking for a cbo. that's a chief biscuit officer. one lucky winner will get a thousand dollars in red lobster gift cards. the opportunity to weigh in on any dishes and extra cheddar bay biscuits. if you don't win the title the chain is also giving away 500 free refree refree re dessert, lobster tails and crab legs. i can sign up until may the napa valley wine train will roll again starting on monday. the train had been side tracked due to the pandemic but on monday it is going to return with a three hour rail tour through wine country including that four course gourmet meal. health care workers being offered tickets as a way

to thank them for their fight against coronavirus. reservations open now. and an art installation is message your actis ink illustra of animals wearing masks and physically distanced grace businesses. some shops are applying the art work as stamps on paper bags. its part of a statewide program to enforce public health messages about protecting each other and living in the community. gray out this morning. this is. even some mist and drizzle. live look sfo near 50 degrees. yes, you need the wipers in spots. we will look at slow clearing across the bay area. cool today, just 60's and 70's. even thunderstorms in the mountains. stay tuned, the accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> thank you. also next the 49ers get their first look at trey lance at rookie camp. how is the quarterback of the

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. welcome back. as our weather has cooled red flag warnings have gone but really not the fear of fire season or an early fire season. in santa rosa officially fire season starts next week. abc7 news reporter wayne problem and a solution. >> dried brush, in this the so- called golden states. it's beautiful, sure but from a distance. up close across the street, mike irwin feels differently about it. >> it makes me really mad. everybody up hebu rndo. >> tober 2017 it was fountain grove where a fire burned 3600 homes and

conditions now are worse. this area used to be open with grass woodlands but when the trees burned it lost that canopy, more light now means more sun and thicker growth. next week they start inspecting and mitigating. >> our goal is not only to protect the community but also to protect the rebuild. >> startling may 17th fire crews will canvas every part of santa roas. >> we are dealing with an earlier start and a potentially long, dry, hot summer. >> they want brush cut back by at the minimum. if property owners don't get that done the fire department will do it and then send a bill. michael irw in has done the work. is he puts in a drought resistance landscapes.

the burns on his palm tree remind him of a frightening night. >> it was real fast. >> r prthonto 'se have to cut the brush just once, not twice. in santa rosa. and let's get a check of the forecast now with lisa. and lisa, fire danger for this week seems to be gone but it's likely to come back very soon. >> of course. and you are right. we have a healthy marine layer, strong push of low clouds. otherwise, there is a system to the north of us that will provide a chance of showers and thunderstorms not only for the mountains but perhaps as far south as sonoma and napa. live look outside and looking at a pretty shot here of mount tam. current temperatures look like

this. 49 san francisco, 51 in oakland. it's 52 in mountain view with 52 in san jose and morgan hill and walnut creek. just the bit of the sun that was up at 6:00. 45 santa rosa. 51napa. 52 in concord. current winds from 15 to maybe 20 miles an hour. they are dialing back a little bit. a bit of a lull before they pick up again throughout the afternoon for a breezy afternoon. here is san jose. a cloudy start for you. areas of drizzle below average this weekend into monday and then tuesday looks to be another bout of low pressure for the middle of will bring temperatures below average likely to the end of the week. there is a look at our mist and our drizzle. the san mateo coast. that fog foot print. it peels back for a sunny afternoon but will be breezy, temperatures below average and that syst in the mouninngtoy,rrow, and th for maybe a shower

up in the north bay. locally back home. you can see the activity there all the way down down in to the southern sierra, rainfall amounts, we will call that sprinkles from a couple hundred depth from the san mateo coast, maybe san francisco, the hills of east bay, otherwise we will get into that afternoon clearing but the wind wills be with us in to the afternoon. here is this afternoon. 20 to 25-mile an hour winds from livermore to oakland and then as we get into your sunday, notice that it gets a little gusty in the city. winds up to about 30 miles an hour. here is a look at the cool monday. 60's, 70's and as we get into your tuesday, the warmest day of the week. little bit of warmth coming your way in the inland valleys and then by wednesday we are cooling off just in to the 60's and 70's with that next system that is going to linger into thursday allowing for below normal temperatures throughout the midweek time frame. highs today in the south bay

about 70's, san jose, look for 67, that's a cool day in the 60's in the south bay. 68 with that afternoon sea breeze. redwood city. 65 san mateo. downtown upper 50's and we will look for the numbers in the north bay to be comfortable in the afternoon. it'll take a while to get there. upper 60's napa. mid-60s's for you in oakland. 68 in union city. you head inland and we have some mid-70s up toward pittsburgh. the accuweather seven day forecast, temperatures will change little into your sunday. for monday it's a cool day for spring. a little bit milder on tuesday and then we are back in to the cooler pattern wednesday, thursday, and into next week maybe looking at a little bit of warmth. >> all right. thank you. let's talk sports now. the giants and a's are on the road. oakland faces the minnesota twins at target field. first pitch at 1:05. the giants take on the pirates

at 3:35 this afternoon. 49ers veterans will start reopening to -- or reporting to team headquarters next week with ota off season workouts starting on may24th. yesterday the team held its rookie mini camp. it was the debut of first round pick trey lance. here is larry beale with the details. >> good morning. trey lance got his first taste of the n if, l. the number 3 pick in the draft in 49ers rookie mini camp. no pads, just helmets and shorts. you can see lance has a really strong arm. right now he is busy absorbing the kyle shanahan niners play book. ready to show he belongs in the nfl. >> it's pretty cool obviously i think -- i'm the kind -- it's work not. it was probably cooler the day after the draft and draft day and everything like that. right now it's my job. green, wiggins all resting,

essentially a meaningless game for the warriors last night. michael 20 in first half. new career high for him. you get a new career high, you get a new career high. jordan pool. his new high is 38. tweaked his ankle. he continued on. niko goes behind the back to anderson. the warriors win. face memphis sunday, winner gets the eight seed. giants riding a three game winning streak. eight plus innings, struck out a career high 12 but nobody could score until 8th. crawford high deep. giants1-0 lead but the pirates tie it in the 9th. giants lead in the 11th, pirates come back. almost a fantastic catch instead may have hurt his hip on that play. pirates get a sack fly to win 3- 2 and the giants

waste a gem. a's in minnesota. no score. top three. that's about to change. ramon. laser. check out in the second deck. the fan almost dropped the ball. he hangs on. 8th of the year. a's up 1-0. watch the pitcher here. he knows he knows its way out. doesn't even have to look. sean murphy. his 5th of the year. steven, they all go deep. a's hit four bombs in this game to win 6-1. after missing most of last season with the ankle injury sebrina announcing her return to the wnba. final seconds, drive home safely. the pride of walnut creek. leads the new york liberty. pass inindependent. 90-87. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. next it's a yearly film festival featuring the work much students.

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. there's a hollywood file in dublin. last year the film festival was virtual but this year they decided to set up a seen and hold it in the parking lot. 133 films were submitted. the top 12 were screened last night. >> every single thing that has ever come from this program is a students. their energy, creation, passion. >> this is what i want to do in the future and this gives me like a really good opportunity to get exposure to being in film festivals, having competition, friendly competition and helping others. >> tickets sold out in less than two minutes when they went on sale. all right. let's get a final check of the forecast and the weather. >> check this out. from sfo, we have some light showers here and over into the east bay as well.

if you are headed out be prepare or wait a little bit if you don't want to get wet. by the afternoon we have sun. it'll take a while to clear. below average temperatures for today, tomorrow and for much of the week ahead. highs today from the midand upper 50's with the clouds at the coast. breezy winds, partly cloudy to mostly sunny with 60's to low 70's out toward the east bay and the inland valleys and this is all due to that marine layer being wrung out this morning. with we will do it again tomorrow and then the coolest side of average. the warmer day is tuesday and then the rest of the week looks comfortable. >> thank you and thank you all for joining us here on abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. can't wait to see you then. for the meantime have a great start to your saturday and enjoy your day.

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