started off light about an hour ago. we will a rain in sonoma today. liz kreutz tweeted this video over an hour agohour agohour ago in the sierra. that is not unheard of this time of the year but it is pretty rare and it was apparently a surprise for a lot of drivers. the highway patrol says there have been multiple collisions near donner pass. >> the bay area's wind advisory expired early this morning but it was breezy and gusty today. this is the shot near 80 in berkeley showing the waves coming in. good evening. thank you for joining us. let's go to anchor spencer christian. in a water starved environment every drop matters. >> that is for sure. the system is producing this wild and crazy weather. it is the same system that has contributed to our windy pattern. we are looking at live doppler 7. the snow in the sierra and

some snow in parts of lake county. some rain and some thunderstorms and lightning strikes in northern napa county. mainly just north of the st. helena east of calistoga. we have had several strikes. it looks like a couple of pretty heavy but localized downpours associated with the thunderstorms sell. in the east bay we have a have of light rain. it was falling in walnut creek earlier. right now reaching from san ramon eastward and a bit sort you can see the swirling system producing quite a bit of snow in the sierra. it is contributed to the unusual weather we are having at this moment but it will not last long. is likely to weaken over the next couple of hours and taper off. i will give you a look at the complete forecast in a few minutes. you are looking at our vaccine tracker. let's talk about competence in

california as we turn to the coronavirus pandemic. we have made progress against the pandemic. that progress is already paying off in the bay area. we are vaccinating people faster than the countries average. overall, over 60 million californians are fully vaccinated. several states are offering incentives to get there va numbers up. lottery jackpots, college scholarships, free game tickets to name a few. is california next? liz pena asked governor newsome that question directly today.di. >> murex governor is offering a $5 million covid vaccine lottery incentive. ohio is doing the same offering $5 million price is. why? because of this. covid vaccination numbers have been on decline for the past six weeks on a national level according to the cdc. california is also seeing this drop. >> the vaccination numbers are holding pretty steady. about 2 million over the last 7

days. >> how did we t to 75% which experts say were equal to herd immunity before june 15 when the economy is set to reopen? >> a lot of the incentives they are offering is money. is california going to financial incentive? >> the ultimate incentive is saving your life and the life of loved ones. we are prepared and we organized a proposal to provide incentives. we will do that in a strategic way. >> today for nearly 4 hours elicits two public comments for california's business owners who had mixed feelings about relaxing covid guidelines in the workplace. one of the hottest topics showing vaccination proof in the work lace to avoid using a facemask. >> is this something that will be implemented statewide? >> the state doesn't doesn't do thought to do that. >> sdistancing at work

will and by july >> the largest the largest solution provider in the west coast called one were placed says they are having to update their design constantly with county, state and changes. they are asking for consistency and transparency. >> we would like to see some kind of unified messaging.unifi. building a better bay area. it is more than our slogan. it is the guiding principle behind the stories we choose to share with you everyday. you just heard luz pena talk about our changing places. tonight our reporters have updates on the other four areas we focus on in daily efforts.

some students haven't been in a classroom for more than a year. they have been doing education online. as we head into summer, david louis will show you a virtual summer school that works because it has been doing this for years. it is a story new students and their families have been stuck at home. tonight chris when -- chris nguyen shows developing projects in the state in bay area. we show up for victims even when others do not. the foundation for all improvements in the bay area is our health. it is the priority. if you have a health you have everything. we will be again with leanne melendez in the newsroom with a new activity san francisco says nothing to enjoy. >> the health order was updated this afternoon. it is 107 pages long.

here is proof san francisco is really starting to come back. what you are looking at are measures that had to be followed but we are seeing more of these being deleted, deleted, deleted, deleted, modified. health department says we are getting to the home stretch of our reopening. >> the momentum to reopen the city has not stopped everson san francisco reached the lex the less restrictive yellow tier in early may. >> as the summer moves forward and we see the numbers change and we come out of this pandemic who knows what may be possible. >> beginning tomorrow, giants fans in the social distancing section of the park will no longer need to show proof of a negative covid test. those in the fully vaccinated section need only show their card. the street festivals will reopen with some imposed guidelines and stern grove will celebrate its 84th season with

10 summer sundays. >> the street fairs welcome back too but there will be certain guidelines we will impose of course. june 15, our hope is that the masking requirements change and the tiers go away. we will be able to mostly reopen. >> the state has made it a goal to fully reopen activities by june 15. bars will have fewer restrictions. at sushi restaurants, customers will be allowed to sit at the bar where food is being prepared. >> we have to tell people to keep their masks on. they always want to show us their nose. >> that was then. the updated health order allows customers to take their mask off when getting a tattoo or piercing in the mouth, neck or face. massage services will not require masks either. >> hopefully it will mean more business. that is the idea. >> also with regard to summer activities involving kids indoors or outdoorsor outdoorsos

no longer require a ring kids be in small groups. the three week minimum requirement is lifted. a lot of parents are happy about that. adults can enter a facility with a mask and volunteer with proof of vaccination. a totally different summer this year. >> absolutely! what a difference. schools have obviously done a really good job. a great job of planning outdoor graduations but what about prom? how will that work? >> i hate to be a debbie downer here but there are guidelines for this year's high school proms. i can tell you teens are not going to be doing any of she to cheek dancing. anyone at an indoor event will have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. they will have to wear a facemask and no close dancing will be allowed. dan, remember, waiting for the slow song? >> no close dancing. that may make a lot of parents happy, actually.

thank you very much. san francisco has reached a momentous milestone. doctors of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital announced they had zero patience with covid-19. it is the first time since march 5, 2020. it is a far cry certainly from early january of this year when the hospital had nearly 60 covid covid patients and was having to implement a search plan. one dr. said today's news brought tiers to her eyes. >> it feels like a miracle. that is what this vaccine has done. it feels incredible. i am very happy today.happy tod. >> san francisco department of public health tracks hospitalizations citywide. when they last updated the numbers sunday there were 13 people hospitalized with covid across san francisco. remember, if you have questions about coronavirus vaccines ask the vaccine team by the website. click on the big blue box you see right there. during the pandemic we have seen a rise in attacks against

asian americans. it has been a week since the san francisco chinatown business owner was assaulted and pepper sprayed. this was after stopping and alleged shoplifter. members of the community and abc 7 news the on land anticipated the district attorney would meet with the shop owner but they were left hanging and with any questions. >> this is the moment she was pepper sprayed in the face after she was assaulted trying to stop a young man from robbing her chinatown store saturday. is these turn of events that brought members of the media, including myself out to her cell phone accessory shop thursday morning. the district attorney has appeared at asian-american events and rallies in recent weeks. it is a move seen by certain asian americans and community groups such as the united piece

collaborative and doing damage control for what they say is the lack of protection prosecuting repeat offenders who attack members of the aapi community. i asked how she felt about this. >> i don't care. i just want to do the right thing. >> we waited for him to show up and instead witnessed members of the das office meet with her and leaders of the chinatown merchants united association. when they were finished -- >> how the discussion went but couldn't reveal details. >> did you expect the da to be here himself? >> know. i did not think he would come here.

>> others in the community clearly did. >> she said he was going to come and visit her and talk to her. >> why do you think it didn't show up? >> i am not sure. >> i reached out to the das office on my he did not appear or if he was ever slated to. i did not receive a response. whatever the case, da or not, she and merchants want one thing so crimes like this will not happen again. >> we want a safer inclusive community. you can help out. be an ally. i am wayne freedman in marin county wh - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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walnut creek. it broke out before 4:00 this afternoon destroying the garage and the roof. they did not believe anyone was inside. the ad that the home was surrounded by extensive vegetation which you can see here which posed an extra challenge for firefighters. >> contra costa fire protection district is yesterday's explosive fire was accidentally started by three teenage boys playing with fire. the fire destroyed a home in several cars. investigators say the teens lit a tennis ball on fire and played a game of stick fire. when the ball was hit into some dry vegetation the grass fire started. >> as we all know, the bay area and much of the state is facing historic drought conditions. because of this, marin county may issue a ban on any new water hotr relyunsy dave heup

while worried about tomorrow. plumbing contractor chavez knows all about that. >> everybody else it is related at the end with water. >> especially in nine county with reservoirs going dry and number rain expected. water board may look at restricting water hookups for new construction. >> if we'll have construction that means i will have to lay off some of the guys. >> a moratorium against new hookups is a very preliminary issue with the marin water board. they will be talking about it at their next meeting. if they implement it, this could get complicated. >> the toughest issue is really development. >> larry bragman and others note a potential conflict between state mandates to build more affordable housing and basic needs. in the north marin modern district the drought has already triggered a hookup moratorium beginning july 1. it will not impact projects that

have permits. that applies to outside irrigation. >> if low income housing had a landscape component that would not be allowed to continue. >> inside? >> inside it would. >> marin municipal water could use northern marin as a model. >> is an accessory dwelling unit more important to provide water to than a brand-new single family home? >> to be determined or not. >> the way the numbers are coming in, our supply is a we are in very short supply. >> so go the future politics of drought. the job situation is getting worse for the bay area. here is a look at conditions in california. this week on the left last week on the right.the right.the righ. looking closer you can see a

large region is in the darker red color which represents exceptional drought conditions. sonoma, lake mendocino, napa, marin and parts of the east bay are in the category. leave or not, we are actually getting some rain right now. >> we didn't expect to be talking about this this time of the year but it is a good thing. >> it is not beneficial in terms of elevating our drought status or improving itimprovingt interesting. let's take a look at what is going on. here is live doppler 7. you can see the disturbance we showed you yesterday. right now this isthis isthis iss disturbed weather in the bay area. in lake county we have areas of snow and lightning mixed in and some rain in the lower elevations. a little further south in northern napa county we had thunderstorms but we had lightning strikes that were visible just a little earlier. this is where the rain is falling. there is some light rain falling in the east the east portions of the 580 and 680 in dublin down into pleasanton and out toward livermore. we have some prettysome prettysy

wacky weather right now. will see the active weather taper off in the bay area. in the afternoon tomorrow it may redevelop. the swirling system out there to the the the the the the the counterclockwise circulation is kicking some active and unstable weather back in our area. we have windy conditions right now probably no surprise. the strongest guests are near the coast anywhere from 25-35 miles per hour. here is the view looking down onto the bay. 59 degrees in san francisco. low to mid 60s at mountain view, san jose, morgan hill and 54 at half moon bay. the view at the golden gate shows lots of blue skies. this is associated with the disturbance i showed you moving to napa county. temperature readings on the mid 60s. low 60s at concorde and livermore and the view from emeryville looking toward the golden gate these are the forecast features with gusty winds. they will continue to blow. chilly tomorrow morning breezy and milder in the afternthe aftn

writer wins will be with us in warmer weather over the weekend. looking at our wind advisory for the coastal areas this is for most of the coastal bay area until 9:00 tonight. when gus producing difficult driving conditions and blowing sand. here is the wind gust animation. of the wins will taper off a bit overnight. it will intensify tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. finally we get a break from the strong winds as we go into the weekend. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow mid-50s at the coast to mid 60s around the bay to upper 70s in them. milder than it has been of late. in the sierra at the midnight tonight a winter weather advisory is in effect. we may see 2-4 inches of snow and generally local totals up to about 7 inches. we start the warming trend going into the weekend. it warms up monday. a brief cooldown with increasing winds on tuesday and then we warm-up to more seasonal levers on wednesday

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a new exhibit in san francisco is offering visitors the chance to gaze into everyday life centuries ago. >> in a strange way the exhibit from the ruined city of pompeii may offer the bay area a chance to look in the mirror as well. at first glance the last supper in pompeii may seem a world world world world world scratch the exhibit surface and you will find some striking similarities to what some might consider the bay area's good life. all unearthed from the ashes of a massive volcanic eruption that stopped the party in its tracks. >> we knew this was going to excite everyone's interest. it is about food and wine. >> rence is curator of asian art at san francisco's legion of honor museum. the first thing many visitors may notice are the amazing parallels between this roman city and the bay area's wine country. brown green hills, whether installed buildings and nearly identically planted vineyards. >> it is called the pergola

style of winemaking. >> what is great wine without great food? stone oven specialties dished out with metal cookware that could be hanging in restaurant kitchens from sonoma to francisco. vivid frescoes depict the late- night partying that went along with it all including some we can't show you that could have been rated x. with the wild times came the wildly unexpected. so fast it buried some people in their homes. this loaf of ancient bread right in the oven. >> so, there day began like an ordinary bustling day in pompeii. people had no idea.no idea.no ii >> it was actually asked, not lava that very the city. a disaster far greater but maybe not so different from the fire that rampaged the wine country today with the earthquakes that devastated san francisco. just may be an early lesson about how fragile the good life

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at the top of the hour we promised we would cover all of the areas where we work to build a better bay area. of the five topics there are two you haven't heard about yet. >> they are education as well as the economy. >> both have been affected by the pandemic. adjustments continue as the pandemic gradually

>> in the south bay governor newsome signed legislation today and that fast using in california. he was joined by a handful of bay area lawmakers at a site slated for development. kristin when explains how -- chris nguyen explains how a new process could streamline >> today in san jose a new bill signed by the governor could eventually make way to some much-needed relief. >> california is not coming back. california is roaring back >> gov. gavin newsom signed sb seven which aims to expedite key development such as google's proposed downtown west campus. it will also fast tracked reviews under the california environmental quality act and include housing projects throughout the state. >> this announcement is a point of our commitment to housing at all income levels and partnering with companies private companies all across

the state of california to make investments in the state. >> sb 7 lowers the threshold to include infill projects with investments of 15 million-$1 million. lawmakers say this will speed up a review process that is often time-consuming without compromising environmental standards. >> it helps not miss the window of opportunity while the economy is still good and while financing is still available. >> in san jose the google project is expected to bring 4000 units of housing with nearly a quarter of them slated to be affordable. the new bill says california is capable of cutting the red tape when it matters the most. >> when you have a big project like this there is always somebody that has a financial interest to try to solicit something and to be able to have a time limit on that litigation clear the red tape and put a shovel in the ground makes all of the difference. >> a chance to tackle the

housing crisis of california recovers from the pandemic. while the pandemic introduced many children and parents to online classes for the first time this past year a san francisco company has been offering kids dozens of virtual classes for over five years. out school can make summer school in richmond and engaging while not locking kids down for hours in front of the screen. david louis has the story. >> as the school year wraps up learning will not stop for many students who might go to summer camp or take summer school classes. mia jones and her 10-year-old sister london will be online taking enrichment classes on out school.com. the san francisco-based marketplace offers over 100,000 interactive choices for kids from 3-18. the catalog is so extensive that the cofounder believes parents will find classes that can make even math engaging. >> there is a lot of geometry

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take a teach about other cultures or native animals. we are less than a month away from the official date to reopen california. how are you feeling about it? this was one of the hot topics on midday live today. more than 60% said anxiety was their main feeling. 25% were relieved and 11% felt excited. here is how these reporters waiting. >> i think i am genuinely excited. i think i am probably going to be a little nervous the first time i go into a building somewhere where it it it it it me to have my mask off into a business and interact with someone i don't know without a

mask. i am sure that will exist. that doesn't take away from the fact that i am excited and i believe this is totally rooted in science and i am confident we are going to be okay. >> the mask for me is my security blanket. i am having such a hard time wrapping my head around june 15 because i know there are so many people that are excited and rightfully so this is huge and so important. it is for imported for businesses and for people to get back to work. we needed. i recognize that. i am also vaccinated. i don't want to be around anyone i don't know mask list.'s we will we have in a way earned through our cautious approach the ability to do more things now and to do it with fewer capacity limits and in a way that if you are fully vax with everybody you get to enjoy that because of what we have done to ge>>ksour colleagu sharing their ideas on this. today we dedicated in our at 4:00 p.m. to talk about mental health how we are feeling and how we coping. the discussion began with a question about one of the

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the white house is his help is on the way to into the dramatic jump in attacks on asian americans since the pandemic again. today president biden signed the covid-19 hate crimes act into law two days after it passed in the house. resident biden stressed the need to take action. >> every time we are silent, every time we let hate to flourish, we make a lie of who we are as a nation. i mean it it it it it it cannot -- the very foundation of this country continue to be eaten away. >> it instructs the justice department to designate a person --. it expands efforts to make the reporting of hate crimes more accessible at local and state

levels. >> a mountain lion found in a san francisco tree is back in the wild. emphasize officers tranquilized him and he was brought to the oakland zoo. that is when they found he already had a tracking device. the same mountain lionmountain o seen in portola neighborhoods. >> it looks like he was in the mountains i got lost in francisco. he is young and possibly separated from his mother. >> the zoo gave him unexamined says he is in great health. after giving him vaccines he was loaded into a container and taken to a safe space in santa clara county. the wind has died down and warmer weekend is in store for us.

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it is a part of the summer together initiative offering free in person and virtual learning experiences. each student pray k-12 grade gets 10 free books based on the grade level. the goal is to ensure kids have a productive summer. >> we want the very best for our children in the city. today is just one step forward in providing an incredible summer for them where we can make sure they are prepared when they are back in. >> the warriors lost a heartbreaker that they are celebrating a victory today. for monthly returns tv analyst and members of the home-court assist team stopped by noodle grill on fulsome strain. there they picked up >> the restaurant owner is so gracious and loaded the boxes onto the van and they are going to deliver those. after this delivery the home- court assist program will include two bay

in need. >> the home-court assist plan began as a collaboration between the warriors and chase in january. since then restaurants are from around the bay area have participated providing meals for 23 community organizations. >> so generous. the team is always so involved. spencer is back with the windy >> it is unusual displays of lightning, rain and and and and the system to our east unstable and unsettled weather

back into the area. tomorrow afternoon we may see some more areas develop mainly in the north bay. we have gusty conditions across the region with gusts ranging from 25-35 miles an hour generally in the windiest locations. have a wind advisory from the coastal areas of the bay area 9:00 tonight. gusts could reach or exceed 50 miles per hour. we will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow's highs under breezy to windy conditions once again. it will range from mid-50s at the coast to mainly mid 60s. we'll see mid to upper 70s and then. a little bit milder now than earlier in the week. as you can see on my accuweather forecast the fact that temperatures are warming into the low 80s inland on sunday. mid to upper 80supper 80supper s breezy color day on tuesday. temperatures bounce right back to a more seasonal range on wednesday and thursday.

maybe things are getting back to what we used to think of as normal. i don't know if that exists anymore. >> we'll see. thank you so much, spencer. >> the outlook calls for as many as 20 named storms. this seasons names were released today. you may recognize a a a know it shows julian, cates, larry. you will recognize them here. hurricane larry. >> >> absolutely! always a disaster? >> i keep a list. when i come back and that building there will be payback. you guys know that. keep going. go as long as you want. that is fine.

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the giants didn't just completed a sweep in cincinnati they bludgeoned the reds scoring the most runs by any team in the biggs in a single game this season. 19 runs. johnny got the start. went 5 against his old team. the giants offense was ballistic. already 4-0. steven duggar with his first career grand slam. and 12 t career grand slam. batters in the third inning alone. crawford his 11th of the season. drove in six today. almost had nine rbis. the position player and evan longoria pops it up and mark payton misses it. the giants rolled 19-1. they are home to face the daughters tomorrow. and ice catch by the fan. that is why you bring your glove. mark canha gets the a started. a leadoff homer. this fall out in a hurry. that did not last

irvin allowed five runs in five innings. alex bregman had three hits on the day scoring. here come the a's trying to get back in. a pop from tony kemp. this is his first of the year. it kind of gets away laid from the a's. dorton alvarez grounds out. andrist throws it away. they move half a game the a's in the first place to top the al west. >> kind of emotional whiplash for the worriers after coming so close from beating the lakers. the have to turn around and host a rugged memphis squad in a win or go home. everybody will remember the lebron shot, the 30 foot are in the final minute. they turned the ball over time and time. they know they have to clean this up and quickly

get ready for the grizzlies. >> this is what the playoffs are about. every game is hugely emotional. you always have to respond one way or the other whether you're coming off of the when were coming off of a loss. it is about leaving that behind and getting ready for the next one. >> i am familiar with memphis. it is understandable. it is nice to be at home and take advantage of that. we know how to compete and carry the same identity into friday and come out swinging. >> fans back at the pga championship. where getting back to normal. rory mcelroy was happy to see adding he didn't even care about the stupid comments. brown one in south carolina. it is pretty there. the defending champ that goes.

the former star 2 under par 70. one of the best shots of the day from san francisco originally. look at all of the spin here. that is an eagle. he had a 71. lands in a trash bag. munoz goes over and identifies. he has to take it out on the trash. what you do with that? who wants it? who wants wants wants wants wan

>> we have to be cautious now. by the way, steph curry one of three finalists for the mvp award that will likely go to the other finalist. >> coming up tonight it is station 19 followed by 9:00 byb gray's anatomy then ribble at 10:00. stay with us for abc seven magnet.11:00. >> you can watch oliveira newscast's live in on-demand through the a 7 bay area connected to the app. it is available for apple tv, amazon tv, amazon factory and roku. download the app now see you can start streaming. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. with thank you for joining us tonight. i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. we hope you have a nice evening. we will see you again tonight at 11 :00 .

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