anschas lifted restrictions, some, within the yellow tier, what is allowed in this updated health order. it is friday, may 21st, thank you for joining us, you are watching abc7 news. we are going to start first with this window. >> good morning, we still have those breezy conditions to contend with. that won't be as windy as it was yesterday, except if you are spending time at the coast. there, the winds are going to be quite dusty. picking up on snow showers, from that system, a live look from our camera. ers in the upper 40s, san francisco

san jose, and from our ritz camera, you can see no wind at all. it is cold in spots in the northbay. upper 30s in napa. looking at 50 in nevada with breezy winds. 47 in livermore. a look at the rest of the day today featuring the windy conditions, breezy elsewhere, low 60s by noon. upper 60s inland, but still chilly after the shoreline. inland, we will see low 70s, also seeing a chance of a shower in sonoma or napa as that system continues to exit. we will talk about the rest of the bay area and a warmer weekend in a few minutes. the fiing dely few details have been released. it happened at an apartment complex, , officers and a k-9 officer were seen surrounding the building permit no word on what led up to the shooting at the details about the victim.

the gun violence in san francisco is on the rise according to the examiner. at least 87 people have been shot in the city so far this year, compared to just 35 people shot year. file the stay-at-home order may have helped reduce gun violence, police data shows the number this year is still unusually high. the previous five year high was 68 people shot in 2017. in santa barbara, a fast- moving brushfire threatened a tv station and homes. evacuation orders have been lifted. this video shows how close it got to the station. the fire broke out at 9:00 last night. the extreme wind fueling it has eased. last check was for the present. this is a momentous milestone in the fight against covid-19. the generasps ro

76% of the population has gotten at least one shot, helping to bring down the rates in the city. that is reflected at san francisco general. >> we are at that point where this is no longer a public health emergency. when you have this many people vaccinated, where you have such few cases, and no one sick from this at our hospital. it is just amazing. >> representatives say they currently have five patients hospitalized for covid-19 within the hospitals, stanford says they also have five people. san francisco papas health director celebrated a big milestone. >> so excited to celebrate. >> very exciting news, dr. grant koufax had a special message for his team and a cake.

they also celebrated with a social media campaign honoring workers at vaccine sites with the hashtag sf 1 million. another reason to celebrate, san francisco is loosening more covid-19 restrictions. the performances and life events will no longer require proof of vaccination or a negative test to attend. with the warriors tonight, amy hollyfield live at chase center with the details on what is changing. >> reporter: fans heading out tonight will be out in a very different san francisco tonight as the city is loosening restrictions on some activities. here is what that will look like, people outdoors do not have to show proof of

or vaccination, unless they are sitting in a vaccinated section. at restaurants, diners no longer have to remain seated, as long as they distance. you can stand around a high top table, those hightop tables you see in the bar area, that would be okay. tattoos and piercing parlor customers, they cannot take their masks off while getting their treatments, their services. lots of business owners telling us this is good news. >> hopefully it will mean more business. right? that is the idea, so we can continue paying our bills and supporting our families. >> reporter: san francisco papas health department says we are getting to the home stretch of our reopening. the governor has said the state will fully reopen june 15th. friday night in the city with loosened restrictions, big warriors game tonight as they fight for that playoff spot against the grizzlies, a lot to celebrate this friday night. year ago.about where we were at that contributed to getting a lot of people the first shot

are now closing. the oakland coliseum site will close sunday, so resources can be moved to a more community- based approach. in los angeles, dodgers stadium vaccination site close yesterday after giving out more than 430,000 doses. the city is shifting gears to focus on smaller city run sites. los angeles county officials are offering incentives for people to get their first vaccine. a chance to win a pair of lakers season tickets. they announced anybody over the age of 18 who gets there first vaccine shot this weekend will be entered to win this sweepstakes. if you have any questions about coronavirus vaccine, you can ask abc7 vaccine team. had to abc7news.com/vaccine election day will not become a statewide holiday in california after. yesterday, legislators killed a measure that would have given

workers and public schoolchildren the day off. the bill was designed to keep voters energized following a near record turnout election. election. a similar measure was introduced last session, but died over concerns it would cost $67 million to get state workers and other holiday. federal agents raided an animal park featured on netflix. they detail the abuse dozens of big cats suffered. an incredible survival story out of southern california, how a man kept himself alive for five days in the wilderness

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look at this wild weather, including hail, hitting the northbay. you can see a heavy mixture of rain and hail deck and also coaching cars yesterday. we also got reports of small hail falling in napa county. in alameda, kite surfers took advantage of the wind, zipping across the bay. so jealous of that terrain for those folks in the northbay. but it is all due to this system bringing snow and afternoon thunderstorms. could see a repeat performance later today. 44, san mateo, 42 in re eezy inspots, 39 napa51 today keeping it brisk to wendy along the coast, but not as windy as it has been.

25 to 30 mile an hour winds. saturday, the air will be warmer, but still 25 to over 30 mile an hour winds to begin your weekend. here is a look at the numbers for saturday, 60s, oakland, mid 70s inland you can see the northbay getting warmer sunday, the trend continues. orange coming into play here, then by monday, this could be one of our warmer days, upper 80s by the doctor. 70 today in los gatos, santa clara, looking for mid-60s in san mateo. still on the cool side. it will get windy later today, 61, 3 degrees below average in the city, and to mid 70s here. we get that wrap around moisture late in the day, maybe a shower. 65 in san leandro, breezy winds with mid 70s in concord. low 70s in livermore. it is friday, so we will take a look outside. first off, san jose, looking

pretty light near 87, near the airport there. just a few cars headed through. we will hop on over to 880 past the coliseum, both directions moving nicely towards the macarthur maze and headed southbound as well. overall, looking pretty good, a couple of trouble spots. a stalled coca-cola truck, westbound 37 near the petaluma river bridge blocking a lane there. it is only two two westbound direction, not a whole lot of slowing yet. in san francisco, 280 near geneva, a car blocking the slow lane, the right lane. it is early enough, not seeing a lot of slowing. manysiare readto mingle after being vaccinated and a new study is ranking the best cities to look for urpre, day passes to bottle rocket sold out in minutes. your next chance to get a single day tickets.

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animal park that was featured in netflix's "tiger team. the justice department says it seized dozens of lions, tigers, hybrids, and a jaguar from the zoo because of ongoing violations of the endangered e nersdo ne rs to nuitn, nothing wrong. this mountain lion was spotted and captured in san francisco and now is back in the wild. oh. okay. so, here he is now at the oakland zoo. officers tranquilized him in front of a home and then brought him to the zoo for an exam. it turns out he traveled from santa cruz to san francisco. vets examined him, he is healthy and they gave him a new nickname, mr. hanson. he was released into a safe space in santa clara county. southern california man found after spending five days

lost in the angeles national forest. a helicopter picked up 58-year- old georgia note yesterday after rescuers spotted him living in a deep canyon. he had minor scratches, but was otherwise unhurt. officials say he hadn't eaten since going missing five days ago. he did find clean water to drink and used a lighter to keep himself warm at night. think the nests. really resourceful. his sister said her brother is an experienced hiker, but told her he became disoriented in an area burned by a wildfire last year, which the forestry service has recommended hikers avoid. ikea is recalling dishes because they can be the burnt. the recall is for these colorful bowls, plates, and mugs. here is the problem, they can become brittle and break, causing hot food or drinks to leak. there are more than 100 pieces

breaking worldwide, including one that led to some here in the u.s. getting hurt. if you have these pieces, you can return them to ikea and get a refund. a lot of businesses are moving online, google is acting on brick and mortar. they are opening the first store in new york city and it will be selling phones, wearables, and more. it is going to be in the same neighborhood as the new york headquarters. google store is set to open sometime this summer. follow me here, love is in the air in santa rosa. the north bay city was just named one of the best cities for singles. so, the new list things like the size of the dating pool, cost-of-living, and quality of life. santa rosa came and at 17 on the list, other bay area cities include san francisco, san jose, vallejo, the worst city in the u.s. for singles coming in at 150th, nashville. the best city, breaking news,

lincoln, nebraska. if you want with us at 5:30, we were talking about this, the most romantic places, according to trip advisor. we have here the museum of american speed, the nebraska state capital, you can go axe throwing, i know you like parks, so we've got the wilderness park. >> she has to have her trees. >> all i need is a tree and my man. romantic. [ laughter ] >> whatever works. >> may be an ax. just kidding. >> [ laughter ] good morning, everybody. [ laughter ] looking at st some snow here in the mountains. no advisories, but we picked up late season snow

passes, lowering to 6000 feet later today. exciting news as this system continues to pull away. it wraps around and brings a little bit of moisture to napa, sonoma. otherwise, gorgeous sun. 49 in the city, 47 mountain view, 50 in san jose with 46 along the coast. this has been a featured shot of the day. very nice up there. no wind in the city, mid-40s in santa rosa, 39 in napa. chili with upper 40s in livermore and concord. we are going to warm up incrementally today. first column is the high low 60s downtown to low 70s. the second column is where we should be, the average high, you can still see we are running shy of where we should be. anywhere from a degree to 6 to 7. we are going in the right direction, less wind today. high pressure tries to build and that will allow for temperatures to come up over the weekend. still going to have the winds,

low 60s downtown, 67 in oakland, mid-70s in santa rosa. outside chance of a shower late today dave. may be isolated thunderstorm towards napa. we will look for low 70s inland. seven-day forecast shows the warm-up 80 inland tomorrow, low 80s by sunday. upper 60s should be the common theme from oakland to fremont, around the bay, but it is stays just in the 50s. monday should be one of our warmer days, and slightly cooler on tuesday. coming up, i'm on the jersey shore and we've got the beach behind us because hurricane season only a week and a half away. got the new outlook and it is looking above average. really warm temperatures. o eaof interest, including our first named storm.

also, we have to get to israel and hamas agreeing to the cease-fire after 11 straight days. protests breaking out between demonstrators here in the u.s., all sides of that story. covid-19 cases, the lowest in almost a year. states trying to outdo each other to get more people to get a shot, and new questions about the vaccine and how long it lasts. the fallout from that investigation into the princess diana interview. the emotional statements from william and harry and the journalist whose inquiry started it all is live

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the warriors are back. members of the home-court stopped by noodle girl.

they picked up 1000 meals to deliver to individuals and community groups. >> paying the restaurant owner,a she is so gracious, she cooked up these meals. we just loaded the boxes onto the van and they are going to go deliver those, and after this delivery, home-court will conclude after delivering 12,000 meals to bay area families and communities in need. >> home-court assist started as a collaboration between the warriors and chase in january. since then, nine restaurants from all around the bay area have participated, eating meals to 23 community organizations. after being canceled by the pandemic in 2020, the stern grove festival will be back for the 84th season kih eets each sunday through august 29th.

organizers say guidelines will be adjusted over time with limited seating expected for at least the first few concerts. ticketing will open online before each concert and will be issued on a first-come, first- served basis. the lineup of performers has not been announced yet. three day tickets for this your profits a bottle rocket weekly sold out yesterday. we expected it, but you can still have a chance to go with your single day tickets. they go on sale thursday at 10:00 a.m., but only a few tickets will be available, so you will need to act fast. daily lineup in napa will napa released monday at 8:00 a.m. bottle rock will be held september 3rd, fourth, and fifth. >> this is so exciting to here. i am excited about the stern grove festival. whoever they announce, it does not matter. >> you told me it was free, i am there. >> i am just out there. >> let's go. we didn't get tickets to anything else. >> thank you. ready to set sail and carnival plans to resume from

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deadly fighting in the middle east. the agreement to end the ongoing violence between israel and hamas. new details expected from the governor today as we count down to the june 15th reopening. the questions we are hoping to get answers to. warriors fans are fired up. they can watch their team inside chase center in a do or die game tonight. good morning, happy friday, it is may 21st, you're watching abc7 mornings, live on abc7 or wherever you string. we are starting friday with a check of our forecast. esci inap ning, wilicoit wds anha wi t ast, but windy we are going to see the showers and thunderstorms once again in the sierra nevada.

could see an outside chance of a napa or sonoma shower 3:00, but otherwise, all about the sunshine today. gorgeous view, 47 in mountain view, 50, san jose. morgan hill, 46, 45 here in santa cruz. going for a high of 66 today. a pretty start to your friday, 52 in novato, upper 40s inland. by 10:00, we are in the 60s away from the coast, low 70s arriving in the and end up in the northbay. otherwise, a chilly day at the shoreline with the winds, but the numbers coming up over the next few days. details on that in a few minutes. we are expecting to find out more details about california's economic reopening june 15th. the governor spoke briefly about it at an event yesterday. >> they are putting out updated guidelines of what the state will look like after june 15th, which is significant. we are well on our way to hitting that june 15th number. our positivity rate has remained stable.

among the lowest in the united states, and our vaccination numbers are holding steady. 2 million over the last seven days. while we have seen a decline, we are seeing stability. this gives me confidence we will get to june 15th, may the even sooner. >> some of the things we are hoping to find out is whether or not masks will still be required. will debris any capacity limits on businesses, and wall classrooms reopen. also, can fans pack into arenas. the governor wants to make those details available ahead of the june 15th reopening, so businesses and the public can start to prepare. this story is so american to me. food, tickets, free money, it speaks to us. those are the incentives being offered in other states to get people vaccinated, and it is working. ohio is seeing big results with its lotteries, since announcing a $1 million prize for adults and a full scholarship to any state school for kids.

28% increase in vaccinations, new york is hoping to get lucky with its new incentive, the state is now offering scratch off tickets to vaccinated adults that are worth up to $5 clinics. there at the wilcox high school from 12:30 to 7:30 p.m., and another at gilroy high school from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. the department of public health is kicking off a family- friendly drop in vaccination event. there will be free snacks, entertainment, and a raffle. the event is at the market, it runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and anyone over the age of 12 is welcome to come out. the president has signed a bill designed to fight a surge in dissemination against members of the aapi community. >> my message is we see you. congress has said, we see you. we are committed to stopping

the hatred and bias. >> the bill aims to combat crimes by creating a new position at the justice department to expedite the review of incidents, provide grants to local police to help them set up online reporting of hate crimes, and expand public education campaigns. there is a new effort underway to keep seniors a safe in the city's japan town. it is an all volunteer emergency response team that works to prevent attacks against the elderly asian community. a retired police officer launched the effort after the march tent of attack of an asian woman. so far, 65 volunteers have been trained. >> walking around japan town with a big group of people, talking about what to look for, what to be aware of, and how to respond. >> when we first started volunteering, we had a lot of thank yous and sighs of relief that there were folks that had

their back. >> the group will continue to patrol the neighborhood until the community feels safe again and as long as it is beneficial. you can help out, too, by being an ally. go to abc7news.com/take action for ideas, information, and supports. a major breakthrough in the ongoing violence between israel and hamas. sides have agreed to a cease- fire after 11 days of unrest in the region. >> reporter: after days of explosions and death, both sides agreed to stop the fighting for now. a move that sparked cheers in jerusalem. overnight, palestinian families in gaza seen celebrating, igniting fireworks over the cease-fire between israel and hamas. the region is seeing 11 days of fighting, resulting in at least 260 palestinians killed in the

west bank in gaza, with over 3300 wounded. 12 is really skilled, about 350 wounded. this morning, over 70,000 palestinians left homeless. a decision, following days of intense international pressure, including egyptian efforts, and especially from president. >> the palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely and securely. >> reporter: before the agreement, is really strikes shaking gaza where they continue to bury their dead. hamas also pounding israel with rockets. families' lives are altered forever, like this woman in a shelter, her son, remaining in their home when a gaza rocket destroyed the house. he made it out ok. >> he said mom, i am fine, calm down, take a deep breath. >> reporter: secretary of state is scheduled to travel to the middle east to meet with israeli, palestinian, and other regional leaders. investigators working to figure out what sparked a fire

at an abandoned home in walnut creek. it appears transients may have been in or around the home recently. no one was inside went a fire broke out yesterday. investigators determined the fire started outside. the contra costa fire protection district says three teenaged boys playing with a burning tennis ball accidentally started this fire in martinez. the fire destroyed a home and several cars. investigators say the boys lit the tennis ball on fire and played a game of stickball. the grass fire started when they hit the ball into dry vegetation. the case has been sent to the district attorney's office. turning to something more positive happening tonight, it is do or die for the warriors. we are not even going to address what happened with the lakers wednesday, moving on, moving on. the focus is on beating the memphis grizzlies. here to break it all down for us is amy hollyfield with her lucky middle part for tonight.

>> reporter: [ laughter ] thank you for noticing. good morning, yes, the warriors are coming off a tough loss. let's put it behind us. they did have a lot of fan support here in san francisco during that game, they gathered outside of chase center to cheer on the warriors while they were battling it out with the lakers. they did lose in a heartbreaker. tonight is now a fight for the last spot in the playoffs. steph curry says he is confident they can do it. >> very familiar with memphis, i understand what is going to take to beat those guys again. nice to be at home, take advantage of the moment, just have fun. don't put too much pressure on yourself again you've got to be perfect, make every shot. we are a good team that knows how to mpet and carry the same idenintoriy.

>> reporter: the team knows the memphis grizzlies well. they just beat them sunday, so they need to do it one more time. the warriors are hoping for a loud environment here inside a chase center tonight. calling this biggest game of the year, are you going to be here? did you find tickets online this morning? hoping so. >> i've got to get them at 4:00. 4:00 today. i am part of the general public, i don't have the quote, i don't have the cold passes and i am not in the local clubs. i have to wait until this afternoon, but i'm going to try. >> reporter: flash that smile, girl, it will take you places. there is fresh snow in this era, look at this. this is what it looked like as huge snowflakes were falling from the sky yesterday. locals were surprised to see this late season snowfall. caltrans closed its past because of the storm.

we are going to see the possibility of more showers and thunderstorms in the sierra nevada today. back home, all about sunshine, although later on today, could see clouds gather, napa, sonoma yesterday, and the possibility of making a shower or thunderstorm. the low will move into nevada, pulling into the southern sierra nevada. pretty start here in the city was 49 degrees. breezy wednesday starting already in spots, 49 in mountain view, 46 in morgan hill. 50 in san jose, the golden gate bridge, very nice up there. a little cool in spots, and those winds from novato to sfo already getting doubling. if the two in novato, 55 by the delta, and to upper 40s in concord. is a look at what to expect later today. above 1000 feet right now. 25 to 30 mile winds, that is what is drawing down pretty

cool air. clear start," winds, that a warmer week and as we go to the afternoon. it is going to be with us again for one last day, then again into your saturday. we are talking 60s and 70s today. there is your forecast for tomorrow. a little bit warmer. it tracking your friday morning commute, we do have wind advisory for the bridges out there today for the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge, also the altamont pass. we were mentioning the snow in tahoe they had earlier, chain requirements has been lifted. safe travels up to the mountains for the weekend. you are looking at emeryville, and it is bunching up a little, but it is moving rather nicely. we had a car out of gas on the bay bridge, that was right dear treasure island, blocking the slow lane. you can see it is a bit heavy as you make your way towards san francisco.

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as the school year wraps up, learning won't stop students from going to summer camp or taking summers cool classes. at school offers 100,000 interactive choices for kids from 3 to 18. >> you can find classes as short as 20 minutes so you can monitor screen time and balance

that with outdoor activities or other engagement activities. >> parents post refused to help others two teachers and classes. the cost runs from 5 two $10 per class hour. they are hiring as well, you can find more information on that on abc7news.com. cal osha is postponing the decision to relax covid-19 rules for workers. regulators were considering the possibility of getting rid of the mask and distancing requirements and offices as long as everyone was vaccinated, but that didn't happen. the board delayed the decision from hearing from business and labor organizations during the meeting. they are having to constantly update their designs with the county, state, and changes, and they are asking for y. >>keto see some kind of unified messaging that allows people to feel more comfortable for decisions they are making families in the retu

the workplace. >> they have set a june 3rd hearing to consider revised rules. apple's ceo will take the stand today in the courtroom battle with epic games. the creator of the popular videogame fortnite is suing apple after the company kicked fortnite off the app store bypassing the payment system. apple says epic reached a contract, but epic is accusing apple of turning the app store into an illegal monopoly. the head of the company testified earlier this month. the ceo of colonial pipeline will face tough questions when he testifies before congress next month. he is scheduled to appear before the house homeland security on june 9th. lawmakers will question him on the cyber attack that led to the shutdown of colonial pipeline, that shutdown triggered gatorein control ofthe system.

now to your money report, three cruise lines from carnival are setting their sights on their first cruises out of the u.s. since the pandemic began. carnival cruise lines, princess, and holland america will all resume seven day extrusions from seattle to alaska in july. passengers will only be allowed to go if they have had their final covid-19 vaccination at least 14 days before the beginning of the cruise. southwest passengers will soon be able to order beer or wine during their flight.ht.ht.. the airline will start selling alcohol this summer after suspending the service during the pandemic. southwest is also bringing back coffee. according to usa today, the first passengers to see the return are going to be on flights between the mainland and hawaii on june 24th. live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. we are starting up by 275 points. california dmv has announced it is simplified the

process of applying for a real i.d. dmv will no longer require people to show both a social security card and a w-2 proof of their social security number. applicants will only need to provide a social security number and two proofs of california residency. the change follows the new federal core requirements, you can also now upload documents online before going to the dmv office. a little girl's birthday gift brought her to tears. her mom surprised her with a pug puppy. >> oh my goodness, seven-year- old sadie has wanted a pug ever since her great grandmother gave her a book about them. her mom says she was always googling pictures of them and asking her for stuffed animal pugs. but now she has the real thing. the surprise came a few weeks foeith. ohcha rprise >> that cu! .

>> i don't know who is cuter, her or the pug. >> they are postacute. you have all heard about the snow in the mountains, and that continues. as we get started, let's take a look at our current numbers. chili in the north bay, and winds have already started. east bay hills or east bay shoreline, 42 in castro valley, 51 closer to the water in oakland with 44 in fremont. in the north bay, upper 30s, stills 39 in napa, 49 san francisco with 50 on the peninsula. this is the system for the eastern sierra where they could see a couple of inches of snow. this continues to bring the weather, the snow from lake tahoe all the way down to the southern sierra, yosemite, maybe some of that wraparound moisture north of the golden gate. certainly some extra cloud

cover likely. showers, maybe not so much. as we look at the highs today, 60s and 70s. a couple degrees warmer, but still shy of where we should be. the orange column indicates the mid and upper 70s for santa rosa and concord. we will be anywhere from 3 to 7 degrees below average. started to warm up anyway, the last day of wind. the weekend is getting warmer, saturday through monday. highs today, 67 in oakland, 70 in san rafael. gusty winds up to 30, 35, maybe even 40 miles an hour along the coast. an oakland dive bar is reopening today, but it is requiring customers to be -- the co-owner of the mile high club says along with ids, patrons also have to bring their cdc card and be at least two weeks out from the last and final vaccination. when the instructions were posted on the instagram page, some people were upset.

the co-owner says those people are not his priority and he wants to keep everyone safe. >> people need to feel good again, to remember how to be in a bar and comfortable. [ laughter ] not to have that lingering thought in the back of their head.cuomers' contact weeks in case they need to do contact tracy. the biden administration is teaming with up with popular dating apps to encourage people to get vaccinated. tender, bumble, match, okcupid will offer profile badges and other perks to users who have gotten there shot. the white house says this is in support of the goal of getting 70% of adults at least one shot by july 4th. users who are vaccinated, they will receive 14% more matches than nonvaccinated users. now to the exclusive interview with prince harry and oprah, they sat down before the

report about his mother's infamous interview and talked about the new series on mental health. he also sharedcoersation he had with the zach williams, the son of the late robin williams. >> his story is the classic example of sort of the parallel thread between what happened with him at his age and what happened to me at my age. it is remarkably similar. his service to others has helped heal him. >> the conversation continues at 7:00. san francisco unified school district students will soon have access to new books. this is part of the summer together initiative, offering free in person and virtual learning experiences. each pre-k-12 grade student gets the 10 free books based on grade level. the mayor says the goal is to make sure kids have a

productive summer. >> we wanted the very best for our children, and today is just one step forward in providing an incredible summer for them where we can make sure that they are prepared when fall comes, back in school. >> the summer together programs will start next month. improvements on the way to a dangerous and congested interchange along i-880. a congresswoman let a virtual groundbreaking for phase one of the gilman street interchange project. under phase one, crews will build a new pedestrian and bicycle crossing. phase two will include the interchange and local street improvements. a new exhibit in san francisco is drawing parallels between the ancient city of pompeii at the bay area.

the last supper just opened at the legion of honor museum. it offers a glance at the lavish lifestyles of people who lived there before it was remedied by a volcanic eruption. the museum says the first thing most visitors and notice are the amazing similarities between pompeii and the bay area's in one country, it's hills, weathered stone buildings, and nearly identically planted vineyards. >> we knew this would excite everybody's interest, because it is about food and about wanting. >> [ laughter ] i like that quote. [ laughter ] the exhibit runs through august, currently ticket reservations are required. >> very nice. which is your favorite vaccine incentive? >> oh my gosh. vaccine million. that is catchy. [ laughter ] it is very direct, no lottery ticket, whatever. you are going to get the money. >> i like that. >> the education is good, too.

also these liquor season tickets. okay. [ laughter ] >> of them all, get your vaccine. i think i like, honestly, if i were out here looking, the okcupid think, where you have a 14% higher chance of getting matched, people want the matches. >> this is true. >> matched and vaccine. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live through the abc7 connected tv app, available for apple tv, android, amazon fire, and roku.

6:57, here are the seven rings to know this money, number one, today, the

governors announced more details about reopening. it is not clear what is going to be included, but many are wondering about masks, capacity limits on businesses, and reopen classrooms. san francisco is loosening restrictions on activities as the state prepares for a full reopening. we've got a list of all the new rules at abc7news.com. apple ceo is taking the witness stand today and the company's battle with epic games. the creator is accusing apple of turning the store into a monopoly. the warriors have one more shot at beat the memphis grizzlies in a do or die game at chase center. tipoff at 6:00 p.m. you can watch the game on our sister network, espn. 30s, 40s, 50s to get going on the friday. one last day of

conditions and temperatures a little below average. outside chance of a late shower. we are following your friday morning commutethe bay bridge toll plaza at 10 minutes ago, 6:48 or so. very light there, we do have an issue coming over the altamont pass along with high wind advisories. stalls out big rig blocking the right lane there. look at this, this is our number seven. pope francis is apparently going green this morning. la-based electric carmaker announced it is working on the first all electric pope mobile. they released these photos, and it shows a mockup of the car and the pope checking it out. what you think? kind of cute. >> shore. >> this pope is so hip. >> it is true. >> he has to be riding in style. i have enjoyed hanging out with you ladies.

>> great to see you i'll. >> i hope you all have a wonderful friday, thank you for spending the morning with us, good morning america starts right now. good morning, america. on this friday morning, israel and hamas agree to a cease-fire after 11 straight days of violence in the middle east. israel and hamas agree to end the deadly fighting. people taking to the streets to celebrate overnight after days of pressure from world leaders. a significant de-escalation as - clashes between pro-israel and pro-palestinian demonstrators break out in the u.s. the latest this morning. turning point. covid cases at the lowest level in nearly a year as the debate over masks continues across the country. parents clash over school policy. while states offer incentives to get vaccinated with lotteries and giveaways. this morning new questions about how long the vaccines will last

and will you need a booster shot this year.