. everybody is really excited to be able to have the freedom to visit with each other but they are still caution. >> california is set to fully reopen in three weeks and we know what that will look like. good morning. it is saturday, may 22nd. thank you for joining us here. we will have more on california's reopening plan in just a moment. first let's start with a look at the weather. good morning to you. starting out with a little bit of patchy fog along the coast. we are on the way to a warmer

weekend. a warmer several days as the winds will still be with us in the afternoon. high pressure starts to build on in today. 47 in oakland. 41 in nevado with 50 in san francisco. we are cooler, 11 degrees cooler from nevado to napa and milder in concord. there's a look at the east bay with plenty of sun. that patchy fog at coast. 60's and 70's by noontime. staying cool at the coast but midand upper 70's around the bay with that breeze picking up and inland we will see highs in the temperature range that will increase anywhere from 4 to 6 degrees this afternoon. then some other changes as the week progresses. i will have all that for you in just a few mite ank you. several big changes will happen on june 15th. the state will do a way with mask requirements for the fully vaccinated. capacity limits and social

distancing will be lifted. you will need to be vaccinated or show a negative coronavirus test for those meg event concerts and games. kate larson spoke to some who are still nervous. >> june 15th. that's when california said no more distancing, no more capacity limits and no more masks in most places. >> we are at a place with this pandemic where those requirements of the past are no longer needed for the future. >> i think i'm looking forward to sitting inside a coffee shop in the morning and drinking a coffee without a mask near be. >> not everybody is so eager to reopen. >> are you ready >> no. >> i'm not comfortable yet. >> cathryn is concerned it may be short lived. >> people are still nervous that this may only be a temporary thing. so, its been a long time that we have been inside and we have had some opportunities to go out and then taken back away from us.

>> they also announced california is not considering or requiring a vaccine passport at this time. >> i'm vaccinated. i would like to have the vaccine passport. >> peter and his son can't get vaccinated yet sew said proof will make his family feel safer. >> it's kind of risky. you don't know who is vaccinated who isn't. >> california is recommending that meg events with 10,000 people outside or 5,000 inside require vaccine or coronavirus test proof. >> being in person and experiencing live music is just a really special thing. >> cliff is the executive director of the music festival which benefits public school music. they plan to host 4,000 people in august. as of now what are the safety plans >> right now we are doing something very similar to the san francisco giants where you either need to be fully vaccinated two weeks prior to the festival or you need to have a negative coronavirus test with in

72 hours of the festival. >> he said they will turn people away if they don't have proper documentation. >> fingers crossed that things will continue to get better and we can drop some of the restrictions. >> kate larson. abc7 news. in the south bay attractions are starting to reopen after being shut down for more than a year. this includes california's great america which returns for its 45th season today. park capacity will be limited to 35% at first to allow for proper spacing under state guidelines. some rows will remain empty on rides and face coverings will be required. >> being able to interact with the guests when they get on the rides and off the rides and yelling and screaming, happy to get back to that. >> the pandemic closure has allowed the park to make progress on the new shore bay water park and that will open on june 5th. sister property gilroy gardens will also reopen this

weekend. and happening today in the east bay, six flags hurricane harbor reopens to members and season pass holders. it's the first time the water park in concord has been open since october of 2019. the park is keeping reduced attendance with the reservation entry system. those water slides, wave pool and lazy river reopen to the general public next weekend. the san francisco 49ers will welcome back fans at full capacity. roughly 68,000 people inside levi stadium. two pre-season games will be hosted followed by the 49ers home opener against the packerns on september 26th. and on the peninsula, half moon bay, they are canceling their 4th of july parade as well as the pumpkin festival. too difficult and complicated because of the pandemic restrictions. the pumpkin weigh off will still be held. and uc berkeley will resumee

inperson classes. they had planned to start with a week of remote learning. the school is encouraging all students and staff to be fully vaccinated before the semester starts. fall semester starts august 25th. while the mass vaccination site may be closing this weekend its helped set major milestones and now the country will pivot, the county will pivot to a mortar getted plan. county staff will instead take the vaccines out into hard hit neighborhoods or hard to reach communities. since the coliseum site opened in february it's vaccinated more than half a million people. more than 75% of county residents ages 16 and up have gotten at least one dose. and more signs morn that the united states is turning the corner in the fight against the crisis. total new cases dropping to their lowest levels in nearly a year. the need to get more americans

vaccinated is as urgent as ever. >> more progress against coronavirus. the average number of new cases plunging to less than 28,000 thanks largely to vaccinations. >> as more and more people roll up their sleeves and get vaccinated the number of cases and the level of community risk is decreasing. >> in san francisco, the most vaccinated large city in the country, no new coronavirus patients at one of the biggest hospitals for the first time in over a year. >> it feels like a milestone. there are zero admissions at san francisco general. >> new jersey expected to lift indoor mask rules for vaccinated people by memorial day weekend and the push to increase vaccination continues. oregon doing a lottery for people who get the shot. >> if we can get 20 to 40% more of the people in oregon to choose to get vaccinated among the hesitating or the population today not priorities getting the vaccine, i think we

could save many lives. >> experts still worry about a potential future surge. the nation with a 45% plunge in vaccinations since early last month. >> where there is less vaccination the virus will emerge. >> 15 state and puerto rico have vaccinated a third or less of their population and a report from the world health organization saying the worldwide death toll from coronavirus could be as much as 2 two 3 times higher than official counts. almost three and a half million people have died from the disease according to the organization's stats. christine sloan. new developments. the mayor of windsor has resigned after six weeks at the center of a sex scandal. several women have accused him of sexual assault. the latest according to the san francisco chronicle is a former teen mom, reality tv star who is the 9th possible victimpril 2ndnd i

palm beach florida. her attorney said she has proof on video. it seems her accusation was the tipping point for him to step down despite fighting a recall effort. >> he should have done the right thing a long time ago. >> what is the damage he has done >> trust. trust and damage to victims. >> he released a statement saying i do not want undue national attention to have a negative impact on the windsor community because of lawful but poor choices i have made in the recent past. windsor should continue to thrive and i believe stepping down is the best way to ensure that windsor flourishes and that was the end of his statement. new developments a mountain lion captured in san francisco late wednesday night has been released back in to the wild. this video shows the moment the 98-pound cat was freed in to a rural part

expertbelieve at likely ansc the santa cruz mountains. this seems to be happening more and more. >> yeah. your bear, mountain lion. wild kingdom out there. good morning. pretty look here from san francisco. we do have some patchy fog. temperatures a couple degrees warmer today. we will have the afternoon sea breeze but the weekend is shaping up to feel a little more like may. i will explain next. >> thank you. also ahead flames burned dangerously close to a tv station and forced evacuations in santa barbara. and dove nation support hoping to will the warriors in to the playoffs.

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fire. police say that the 23-year-old victor hernandez is also being investigated for other recent fires in the area. the loma fire has burned nine acres and damaged two homes. it's 80% contained. evacuation orders were lifted yesterday morning. heyward police have released body camera footage involving two officers who shot and killed a man. we want to warn you the video may be hard to watch. the shooting happened in march in the parking lot of a motel 6 on industrial parkway. that is where officers found a car believed to be connected to a recent string of robberies. the police chief spoke today about what happened next. >> as officers approached the car the driver accelerated, striking police vehicles several times. this is when the officer involved shooting happened. unfortunately the driver, a resident from oakland,was killed. >> two passengers in the car were not hurt and were later arrested. investigators also found a gun

in the car. they are now working to determine the group's possible connection to at least a dozen robberies in heyward, dating back to december. scary moments in san francisco, check this out a car ended up submerged in the bay at marina green. first responderns say an australian tourist put the car in park but left it running. moments later the car backed up by itself and rolled into the water. nobody was inside and nobody was hurt thankfully. a tow truck plucked the car from the bay and took it away. wow. that is lucky nobody was hurt. apple ceo tim cook testified in a court in oakland yesterday defending his company's policies and decision to remove one of the most popular videotapes from its app store. cook flashed the peace sign as he entered the courthouse ahead of his testimony in a lawsuit followed by epic games the maker of fortnite. they claim that apple engages

reats to pracy, moe re mainin . cn rge enin his finahis job was to really explain how apple sees itself. we have had three weeks of democrat where we have gotten a lot of the details and a lot of the data and all sorts of stuff. now, really, his goal was to explain to people, hey, this is why we should have this much control. this is why we see the world this way. the general sense was that he really struggled there. >> he said if epic wins the case we are likely to see more competition on our phones including more places from which to download apps. the any final decision is years away because both sides will appeal once the judge hands down her ruling august.

and its been absolute roller coaster ride of emotions for warriors fans the past few days and unfortunately not in a good way. they are lost in overtime to the grizzlelies last night. a must win game to get in to the playoffs in a 48 hour span they lost both games that would have got them in. seth curry left it all out there. he scored 39 points. more than 7500 fans were chanting mvp throughout the night. here is seth on the game and the outlook moving forward. >> everybody sick to their stomach, disappointed and frustrated that this is the end. this is how you going out. it's okay to pat yourself on the back for doing something that really nobody thought we could do. >> warriors battled all year and the future feels bright with clay thompson coming back and some promising young talent. the warriors didn't that win. chase center felt like it had the playoff atmosphere it. was a special night for many of

those fans. abc news reporter fbi to some on the magic now back at the arena. >> in overtime warriors fans inside and outside chase center were holding onto hope on the steps. fans cheered on the team hoping they would hear their cry. two hours before the overtime spirits were high. >> we are going to take it. i think the warriors are going to win. >> we will sweep memphis. >> for many this was a win. they left their house for their first time since the pandemic. for an event of this size to cheer their team on. >> it's getting to watch a playoff like game with everybody out here. it was great. this time their ticket was as important as their cdc vaccination card or a negative corovi. we had it out all day. preparing for this situation. >> jamie lopez, the dove commander has been

dressing up for 15 years. >> jamie talks to about this. >> supposedly the new republic is a long time grizzlelies fan. >> grizzlies victory. >> over 7,000 fans packing chase center in san francisco. abc7 news. >> as we know the bay area and much of the state are facing historic drought conditions because of this marin may issue a ban on any new water be other ups. what it means remaa debate that hasn't happened yet. >> in construction there's rarely an easy day. tough enough to deal with at hand. plumbing contractor knows all about that. >> related to water.

everybody else is related at the end with water. >> especially down in marin county where with reservoirs going dry and no more rain expected the water board may look at restricting water hook ups for new construction. that. would affect us a lot. i will have to layoff some of the guys. >> a stop against new hook up is a very preliminary issue with the marin water board. they will talk about it at their next meeting and if they do it, this could get complicated. the toughest issue is development. >> water board member larry bragman note a potential conflict between state mandates to build more affordable housing and basic needs of life. drought has already triggered a hook up stop in other places. it'll not impact projects that have permits. it applies only to outside irrigation. >> if the low income housing had an outside landscape it wouldn't be allowed to continue. >> inside

>> insidew. >> to the south marin water could use northern marin as a model. >> it's an accessory unit more important to provide water to than a new single family house what about a multifamily four plex. >> to be determined or not. >> the way the numbers are coupling in are supply is -- we are in very short supply. >> so go the future politics of drought. in marin county. abc7 news. >> and it's a very serious issue we are facing. i was up in sonoma on thursday. we have a tiny bit of rain but it was not long lived. >> no. my grass is going. we have buckets in the shower. there's gray water. you can think of from your wash machine. all these things we will have to get creative about because we are running very dry but the good news is even with our wind that continues to dry out the

atmosphere, temperatures have not been extreme. they have been shy of average and here is why. we look at our water vapor image and you can see that big trough there as it's going into southern california. that is what's kept all the wind around here. the wind doesn't do much to if anything to dry us out but at least brought the cooler conditions and we are looking at return to little bit of fog and with that system exiting it's a slow departure and still providing some showers and thunderstorms for the sierra nevada and we continue to get further away from it and the winds will relax a little bit. you can see throughout the mountains today still looking at some activity. finally settles down into your sunday and starting out with a little fog here from the coast. pacifica and half moon bay. 40's and 50's. 48 in san mateo and 43 redwood city. into the east bay, 50 in san ramone and 46 in san rafael.

here is a look at the south bay. a sonny start out there and with that fog along the coast won't last long. we will break out into sunny conditions. it'll be warmer, it'll breezy on tuesday. a typical on shore this is for 5:00. numbers will be in a closer range to where should be. it's breezy with breeze but not as windy. the day's numbers in the 60's but notice the column.

stthnuregetting to six to nine degrees. it'll be breezy, 71 in fremont. mid-60s's in richmond. mid-70s in santa rosa. low 70's in san jose. the accuweather seven day forecast. we are keeping that warming trend going as we get into sunday with 70's around the bay, low 80's inland. monday should be one of the warmest days with mid-80s's inland and looking at the look ahead we will get some breezy winds in here on tuesday but with near average temperatures we are not going to see any huge temperature swings with the heat spike that we certainly don't want to see this time of year. pretty nice day today to enjoy the weather. >> good to know. just ahead two teens met over social media and share a fascination for science. now they are launching a

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. good morning. thank you for joining us on abc7 news live. live on abc7 and wherever you stream. we are going to start the half hour with another look at the weather. >> good morning to you. hi everybody. beautiful start to the day. a little patchy fog but the sun comes up less than 30 minutes and a view of the city here. you can see that still a little sleepy looking but looking at numbers in the upper 40's for most of you around oakland, san francisco, 50 in san jose and half moon bay. mount tam a few scattered

clouds and number from the low 40's in nevado to the low 50's in concord. looking at a cooler start in the north bay from napa to nevado and a couple degrees cooler, warmer on the coast there at 50 half moon bay. that's where we have the fog. 56 in heyward, fremont and san jose about nine, ten. by noontime the 60's and 70's. plenty of sun late in the day we will get that sea breeze. a few extra clouds in the north bay. numbers climbing through the 70's today inland and this starts our warming trend that will take us through early next week. we will look at the slight cooldown. >> thank you. a bombshell development in the case of a senior citizen assaulted in an attempted carjacking earlier this year. we have found that the da dropped charges against one of the arrested suspects. now the victim and a another person who saved her are speaking only to abc7 news.

>> this is pretty cut and dry. i watched them beat this old woman and drag her across the concrete. >> the horrible event this man is referring to is a story i broke this past march when he witnessed a 75-year-old returning to her vehicle at this richmond district safeway get grabbed by the hair and dragged along the pavement in an attempted carjacking. the man who doesn't want his name used jumped in to action. >> i just punched through the back window. it was loud enough and kind of scary enough to freak them out. >> multiple suspects were involved, including one minor who was arrested shortly after and charged with robbery, elder abuse, assault, and conspiracy. when i found the da dropped all charges for that minor in the case due to lack of dna evidence it outraged our witness. >> i really put myself in a position where i could have lost my life. i would have hoped that we could have seen some kind of justice. >> it also prompted the victim

herself to provide me this quote saying in part, that is truly pathetic. give a lot of thieves gloves and let them loose to do whatever they want and to enjoy stolen money. i reached out to the da's office for an why the charges were dropped. i was told they were legally prohibited from discussing anything related to a juvenile case and said this should not be seen as confirming or denying anything about the case status. multiple high level sources confirm that the da's office did drop charges. i even spoke to a member of the da's office who has filed hundreds of cases and said it's not logical not to file this case based off the available evidence. that evidence was video taken by bystanders and witness accounts. >> i believe in justice and i understand that there

is a model but his way of going about it is not working. >> i also learned one suspect who was not arrested or charged in the case allegedly used the 75-year-old's victim credit card to transfer money. we are working to learn more about the details of what happened after the incident. businesss in san francisco's china town want people to know it's safe to come shop or eat but they would like more support from the police department. last weekend a cell phone store owner was robbed the 16-year-old suspect came back later in the day and attacked her. the businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic and are looking forward to the state reopening in just a few weeks. safety is top of mind because of recent crimes as well as the resources the e poce department. >> totown dinner, we are all open. don't worry about the crime.

we need police. strong and we encourage the city, don't defund anything, they have to be affording us. >> a 16-year-old was arrested in the robbery and assault on the store owner. and to be able ally go to abc7 news.com for idea, information and support. meantime happening today a big block party out in oakland to get rid of some of your junk. the city is bringing these back to safely dispose of larger unwanted items for recycle. you do have to be an oakland resident so make sure to bring proof of being a resident like ayew tilt bill. reanns from nine to one on edgewater drive off 880 right across from old oracle arena if you miss today it'll happen the last saturday of every month. the longest serving educator at oakland unified is set to retire after 57 years. she is known as the kid whisperer for her ability to to

reach students. >> i'm a kindergarten teacher at martin luther king and i have been teaching the oakland school district for 57 years. >> she moved from oklahoma to oakland to teach in 1967. kennedy had already been assassinated, martin luther king jr. was the most prominent civil rights leader there. was balel mania the moon landing followed a few years later and america was in a war that was not popular. >> everybody was, you know, get respect and it was family life in1946 and parents were more engaged with their children. >> she was drawn to teaching by her oldest sister, also a teacher. >> she taught me when i was in third grade.

i said, my, i want to be a teacher just like my sister. through the years students have come back to thank her for playing an important role in their lives. >> when i didn't know how to write and when i didn't know how to spell the words she will teach me how. she will like say sound it out or think about it. >> we would have families call and request i want my kid in her class. we were like hold on. we have a whe e coertiene youngest of her students were motivated when obama became president. >> they were really thrilled and they were -- gave them something to look forward to. >> she said that it's time to gi other younger teacherns a chance to step into the classroom but she is not done teaching yet. >> i have plenty of family i want to -- educate them. i have children in the

community. i want to be involved with them and make sure they get a good education. just set the foundation for them. >> in oakland. abc7 news. happening today give it up for the grads. commencement ceremony across the country this weekend and for our bay area grads as well. sonoma state university's class of 2021 will hold outdoor ceremony's today and tomorrow. you remember last weekend sonoma state held a graduation redo for the class of 2020. this weekend more than 1200 graduating sonoma state students will walk for their well earned diplomas. saint mary's is holding their commencement events this weekend. they have a parade like celebration through campus each day for the graduates. today's events run from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. congratulations to all in the class of 2021. still ahead on abc7 mornings the unique

construction situation that will take years to complete. and put the largest storage reservoir out of commission during a drought. and a live look. you can see sun just starting to come up here at 5:40 on this saturday. we will check in with lisa with what we can expect for the weekend coming up.

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the purchase of equipment for under served children. stop by baseball ism today between two and four and tomorrow from 11 to 1. let's get a check outside. >> we are starting out here, mount tam where temperatures are right around 50 degrees. you are going to feel the warm up today when you were kind of sheltered from the wind yesterday. certainly felt warmer. today less wind and more may warmth coming your way but will be be around average getting close. ly have the details next. >> thank you. also, next, the season ends for the warriors after losing in overtime to the grizzlelies and the play in game. larry has the details and post game reaction coming up

. a bitter bay area rivalry ofold that tends to spill over between fans time to the first time in ten years.

the game is scheduled for august 29th at levi stadium. fans aren't always known to keep the peace. ten years ago saw an ugly night of violence at candlestick park. to keep the parties at a minimum kickoff will be at 1:00 p.m. a's and giants playing their rivals. san francisco battles the dodgers at oracle park. the athletics face the angels at anaheim stadium. the warriors will have to wait until next season as well to return to the nba playoffs following last night's loss to the grgrgrgrgrgr grizzles. good morning. the season ended for the warriors last night, falling to memphis in overtime, 21 turnovea game of this size. biggest crowd of the year. over 7,000 fans and they were

loud. the warriors fell behind early by double digits. needed curry with three plus. clawing their way back in but -- john struggled last sunday against state. memphis, spinning, falling, hitting. he gets them with in four. cu rry goes for 39 points. we fast forward to the final frantic seconds. green, chance to win. hero or zero. not close. onto overtime. green did have a triple double but the six turnovers really hurt. pool gave the warriors a brief three's, didn't expect that. they couldn't stop moran. he went for 35 big late. they leave the warriors in shock. 117-112. season over for the dova. >> everybody is -- sick to their stomach disappointed. frustrated this is the end. this is how you are going out.

it's okay to pat yourself on the back for doing something that really nobody thought we could do. >> crushing way to go out, you know. two straight games that were basically gut punches. all in all, have you to look at this season as a success and something to build on. >> just down the load from chase, giants, dodgers, oracle park, dodgers scored two runs courtesy of one swing right here. chris taylor taking alex wood downtown. a 2-0 lead in the third for la. that was enough for trevor. wentixaway his invisible sword. the people who write the unwritten rule also love that. dodgers edge the giants 2-1. a's and angels in anaheim. the a's muscled up. they have been lifting. four homers in this game.

mark hannah, all went deep. the a's take the series opener 8-4. and second round of the pg&e championship. anyone want to go for a swim maybe later. life not over at 50. phil proving that. a 3 under 69 to put him at minus5. heading in to the weekend at the pg&e championship. that's a wrap on morning sports. have you a great weekend everybody. it does feel good to be here in the weekend doesn't it a nice weather too for everybody. >> it does. we have warming up a bit and it'll feel more like it should. you notice the trough in nevada and that system has been a slow mover bringing thunder snow, accumulating snow into the mammoth area and showers throughout the day around lake tahoe. here is a look at live doppler seven. you can see the activity, a lot of this is very high mountain snow.

7,000 feel. showers and thunderstorms again today. here is a look at the rest of the day where even the southern sierra down through yosemite gets in to the act and finally pulls away for a calmer sunday. here is a look at a beautiful view from the roof camera where the purples are in play here this morning. that sun coming up couple minutes here, 49 san francisco, 48 oakland. 50 in san jose with upper 40's half moon bay. little bit of fog and you can see some of that with a haze there out in the distance. the bay bridge 44 santa rosa with 45 in napa and fairfield. 53 in concord and as we look at the golden gate bridge it looks like we have the clear sky but in the distance there some patchy fog. with that fog we will look for the clearing early and that will allow for sunny and warmer weather this weekend as that trough departs and high pressure builds in a little bit will get in to the warming trend. the weekend through monday and then another system

visiting us on tuesday bringing slightly cooler continues and a return to that breeze. typical sea breeze on tap for today. this is for five with 20 to maybe 30-mile an hour winds but remember we have that warm up as we get through the first part of the day and by winds are even a little lighter. backing off a bit into the valleys and still pretty breezy to gusty along the coast. feeling a bit more like may should and as we look at the south bay spot on with low 70's san jose. los gatos65 in the mid to upper 06's from san bruno. redwood city low 70's. mountain view 72. still 50's at the coast. about a degree warmer in san francisco today at 62. you should be in the mid-60s's couple of clouds in the afternoon but mid-70s for sonoma and vallejo today and on the east we will come up a few

degrees for 67 san leandro and oakland. castro valley upper 60's. union city 70 this afternoon with 75 in pleasant on. upper 7o's in pittsburgh. the accuweather seven day forecast keeping the numbers coming up just a few degrees tomorrow after some morning fog with numbers in the low 80's inland and by monday, we are even a little warmer. it'll be breezy and cooler by a little bit on tuesday. then near average with those afternoon sea breezes kicking up throughout the rest of the workweek. pretty nice here. i think this is the way to go if you ask me. >> absolutely. thank you. the south bay's water supplier is embarking on its long awaited project to make it's largest storage reservoir earthquake safe. anderson dam will be rebuilt t w tu needs to be bored in case of emergency. the tunnel about to start.. >> there's a reason the level

of anderson dam is down to about 3% work starts on a major retrofit project that start was creating a new 1700-foot long tunnel to allow for faster drainage in case of emergency. >> varies in diamet, r from eight feet to 24.5 feet. it's a very large tunnel. it's a lot of earth work it. will take about three years to construct. >> the work won't be visible asthma sheens bore underground. those nearby may hear something unusual. >> residents may hear some muchled explosions, all thankful will be underground. it shouldn't be large by fireworks but it's definitely a very unique construction situation. >> the $616 million project will take anderson servoiof ars another drought and water customers have been asked to cut on a voluntary basis. anderson normally collects

runoff. anderson is the largest single dam of ten that we have which is above ground storage. our supply of below ground is about 70 to 80% of capacity which is great. >> additional water will be source from other federal, state and regional water projects. valley water also has an underground storage facility in corner county. picnic grounds and recollect creation a use have been suspended. a dangerous area. we have posted a lot of signs, fencing, we encourage people to stay up to date on the process and stay away just for their own safety. >> valley water has held a number of events to keep the publ interesting stuff. all right. next for the first time since the pandemic started the san francisco chorus will sing together in person. who they will ♪ ♪ mother: right here baby, look! uma!

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. this is abc7 news. >> everybody is really excited to be able to have the freedom again to visit with each other. they are still cautious. it's official. california is set to fully reopen in just over three weeks and we now know wh extly like. good morning. everybody. it's saturday, may 22nd. you are watching abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will have more on california's reopening plan in just a moment. first let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. >> hi. good morning to you. good morning, a return to more of a typical weather pattern as we get a