building a better bay area. this is abc7 news. >> well everybody is really excited to be able to have the freedom again to visit with each other. they are still careful. >> it's official. california is set to fully reopen in just over three ow what that will look like. good morning everybody. it's saturday, may 22nd. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7 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 weather with lisa. good morning. hey. good morning. hi. it's a little cool out there. the low clouds, the fog, that stratus deck has returned to the shoreline. as we look at the visibility,

we have that pesky system bringing snow. we are going to be under the influence of a building ridge of high pressure. the golden gate bridge. it is cool. low 50's in san jose. this is a look at the east bay hills camera with high clouds, 50 santa rosa. 62 by the delta and in emoryville a lot of sun on the way with a couple of degrees of warming for new oakland and our inland east bay. it stays chilly and pretty windy along the coast. with those mid-70s arriving by later on this afternoon. it'll be a bit breezy but warmer for most of us and we will talk about how long that warming trend lasts in a few minutes. >> thank you. several big changes will happen on june 15th here in california. the state will do away with mask requirements for the fully vaccinated, capacity limits and social distancing requirements for all businesses will be lifted and you will need to be fully vaccinated or show a negative coronavirus

test for the meg event concerts and games. >> june 15th. no more distancing, or masks in most places. >> we are at a lace 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. >> not everybody is so excited to reopen. >> cathryn is worried 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 then taken back away from us. >> they also announced that california is not considering or requiring a

vaccine passport. >> i'm vaccinated. i would like to have the passport. >> he said that official proof would make his family feel safer. >> it's kind of risky. you don't know who is vaccinated who is not. >> california is recommend that meg events with 10,000 people outside or 5,000 inside require vaccine or coronavirus test verifying. >> 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 programs. they plan to host up to 4,000 people in august at the fairgrounds. as of now, what are the safety plans that the festival has in place >> right now we are doing something very similar to the san francisco giants where you either need to be vaccinated two weeks prior to the festival or you need to have a negative coronavirus test with in 7 72 hours. >> they will turn people away

without proper documentation. >> fingers crossed that things will continue to get better. >> kate larson. abc7 news. in the south bay more 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 stay empty on most 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 all yelling screaming. happy to get back to that. >> the closure has allowed the park to make progress on the water park that. will open on june 5th. sister property gilroy gardens will also reopen this weekend. 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. it reopens to the general public next weekend. the san francisco 49ers will welcome back fans at full capacity. that means 68,000 people inside levi stadium. two pre-season games will be hosted at levi's in august followed by the homeowner against the green bay packers. half moon bay is canceling it's 4th of july parade and it's pumpkin festival. the finances for the year are just too difficult and complicated because of restrictions. the pumpkin weigh off will still happen. berkeley will resume in person classes this fall. they had previously planned to start the semester with a week of remote learning to allow for students and staff to be tested for coronavirus. the school is now encouraging

all students and staff to be vaccinated before the semester starts. fall semester does start on august 25thful. the mass vaccination site may be closing this weekend, it has helped set some major vaccine milestones. 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. more signs across the country this morn that the united states is turning a corner if it's fight against the coronavirus. total new cases dropped 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 city's biggest hospitals for the first time in over a year. >> it feels like a milestone. there are 0 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 not making a priority i think we could save many lives. >> experts still worried about a potential future surge. the nation with a 45% plunge in

vaccinations since early last month. >> where there is less vaccinations the virus will emerge. >> 15 states in puerto rico have vaccinated a third or less of their population. and a report from the world health organization saying that the worldwide death toll from coronavirus could be as much as two to three times higher than official counts. almost 3.5 million people have died from the disease according to the organization's stats. new, chief medical adviser to the president just spoke to gma here on abc7. he spoke to when we may be able to declare an end it the pandemic and what it'll take. >> hopefully in the next month or so we will get there. the goal of the president is to get 70% of the adult population vaccinated with at least one dose by the 4th of july. i believe that's an good goal.

you will see a greater decline to the point where the cases on a daily basis aren't of any concern and we can start getting back to normal. >> he said that to also expect more federal guidance in a few weeks on what did ká and cannot be done at businesses and schools. new developments. the man ior of windsor has resigned. multiple women have accused him of sexual assault. the latest according to the san francisco chronicle is a former teen mom, reality tv star farrah abram. she is the 9th possible victim. she filed charges on april 2nd in palm beach florida. her attorney said she has proof on video. it seems her accusation may have been the tipping point for the mayor 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. new developments. a mountain lion caught in san francisco late wednesday night has been released back into the wild. in video here shows the moment that the 98-pound cat was freed in to a rural part of santa clara county. experts believe he got lost and that's how he likely ended up in san francisco from the santa cruz mountains. poor guy. glad he is back in the wild. >> even more handsome where he belongs. good morning. a live look outside. little haze but it is fog along the coast. that will keep the temperatures

cool while we see a very subtle warming trend across the rest of the bay area. does it last through the weekend yes and it lasts a little beyond. ly have the details coming up. >> thank you. also ahead, flames burned dangerously close to a tv station and force evacuations in santa barbara. we now know the cause. and dove support hoping to will the warriors into the

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. new details about the fire that burned dangerously close to a news station. one person has been arrested. 23-year-old victor hernandez is also being investigated for other recent fires. the fire has burned nine acres and damaged two homes. it is 80% contained. evacuation orders were lifted yesterday morning. heyward police have released body camera footage of an incident involving two officers who shot and killed a man. this video may be difficult 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 heyward police chef spoke about what happened

next. >> as officers approached the car the driver accelerated striking police vehicles multiple times. this is when the officer involved shooting happened. unfortunately the driver, a resident from oakland, a 22-year-old was killed. >> two passengers in the car were not hurt and were later arrested. investigators found a gun in the car. they are working to determine the group's possible connection to a dozen robberies in heyward dating back to december. now to the legal battle over apple's i-phone app store. tim cook testified in a federal court in oakland defending his company's policy to remove one of the most popular games it's app store. the money at stake in this case and what the ruling could mean for i-phone users. >> this morning a legal showdown. apple facing off against epic games, the creator of fortn.ite.

tim cook appeared in federal court to defend his company's app store practices which the fortnite creators claim are not fair. while tim cook is no stranger to lawmakers the billion area was grilled by the judge. epic games is suing for price gouging and monopoly prices with. >> i think the case is about the power that apple has. >> after creators dropped fortnine dropped from the app store apple said it's a public relations ploy to get a better deal from apple. cook saying control of the app store is essential for consumer security and privacy saying would be a toxic mess without their rules. the judge will decide if the argument is strong enough to force apple to

install alternative app stores on the i-phone, a specific goal of epic games. no matter which side wins, consumers will be watching. >> it's that longer term what is the user experience in how will that change >> both companies expected to make closing arguments on monday but the case may not be decided for weeks or months. its been a roller coaster ride of emotions for warriors fans the fast few days and unfortunately not in a good way. they lost in overtime memphis. a must win game to get in it is playoffs. in a 48 hour span they lost both games that would have got them in. curry left it 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 nobody we could do. chase center felt like it had that playoff atmosphere. it was a special night for so many of those fans. abc news reporter spoke to some on the magic now back at the arena. >> in overtime warriors fans inside and outside chase center were holding onto hope. >> let's go! let's go! >> on the steps of thrive city fans cheered on the doves hoping the warriors would hear their cry. overtimepirits we highhe >> we are think the warriors w win for sure. >> for many this was already a win. they left their house for the

first time since the pandemic. for an event of this size to cheer their team on. >> getting to watch a playoff game out here with everybody. it was great. this time their ticket was as important as their cdc vaccination card or a negative coronavirus test. very 2021. we had it out all day. >> jamie lopez has been dressing up for 15 years. >> jamie, talks to about this outfit. >> supposedly the rangers of the new republic are coming out for star wars. >> memphis keeping their season alive while the warriors start their vacation time. over 7,000 fans packing chase center in san francisco. abc7 news. >> maybe the warriors didn't win but at least things getting back to normal and that feels pretty good. >> it sure does. all over thple. thrn to the

low clouds and fog. all that wind is pretty much going away though we will have that typical sea breeze visit us later on this afternoon. the low clouds, the fog, they have been with us along the san mateo coast and also up through marin county. that has been allowing for some reduced visibility. this will allow for that higher relative humidity, closer to the coast while that trough continues to influence the sierra nevada and a look at live doppler seven where you can see a mix of rain and now. high elevation snow. check it out. yeah. looks like a nice scene. we couldn't get this all winter long. so now a couple of inches of snow here around home wood and mount rose with back home numbers in the 50's and low 60's in mountain can see the clouds. have the ssibily sher thunderstos ut saturday in the mountains and then things quiet down on

sunday. low 60's in nevado with 56 in santa rosa as well as livermore. fairfield is at 62. here is a look from the peak in the distance there a little hazy with that fog along the coast. it's a sunny and warmer weekend just by little bit. we will get breezy winds on tuesday, allowing for the temperatures to not get too warm out there. later on today, the yellows and the reds indicate the 25 to maybe 35-mile an hour breeze that builds throughout the afternoon. then into your sunday we get a few more degrees of warming but we still have that sea breeze from little bit over 20 miles an hour. here say look at the temperatures as they climb. just a little bit into your sunday. midand upper 70's to near 80 inland. staying in the 50's to upper 60's around the bay. monday looks to be the warmest day with that ridge continuing to build but as we get into tuesday, a system alloa ling around the

highs today coming up a few degrees from the low 60's downtown. 67 san mateo and oakland. mid-70s san rafael and napa. 76 over the east bay hills. pretty nice day out there. a few degrees shy of average and the accuweather seven day forecast. we have a breezy but mildl tear day today and with a little fog tomorrow we will get a lot of sunshine and a warmer day in the afternoon. continues into monday, breeze kicks up on tuesday and numbers will be about average with some afternoon sea breezes throughout the entire area by the end of the week. another quiet looking pattern. looks good. >> it does. just ahead two bay area teens met over social media and share a fascination for science. now they are launching a platform of their own. we will tell you about that we will tell you about that coming up. this is a no-nonsense message from three.

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. world's first social network dedicated to stem is on the way. the new platform is the passion project of two teens. amanda introduces us to the high schoolers behind it. >> silicon valley, known for tech, and garage start ups striking gold. what if your age restricted access to certain networks. that was a case for two teenagers. the high school students behind the world's first social platform for the science community. >> the fact we can't access the sites is a big downside. we created this platform for every science lover and professional to interact, collaborate and connect. >> the two met through a friend over social media last summer. sharing the same interest in stem both recognized the lack of online space for a science hub. the pandemic allowed them to

design a platform at a distance. >> after a solid eight months of working online we met in person just a few weeks ago. >> in the span of a year they have created the site focus on 30 unique groups. >> if you like music there's acoustics, if you like looks and how we look there's genetics. if you want to see how -- if you like sports and want to see how the ball moves there's physics. >> both encouraged to create a space for others with shared interest. using any free time to develop it further. >> it's like kind of a break from school work. school work is like no i have scene but then we work on that and something we really enjoy doing. >> they are proving there is no age limit when it comes to innovation. if you would like it get connected click on the

story. abc7 news. a stanford freshman has been named the new national youth po t laureat. l she is a vietnamese american. >> regardless of if your voice is shake that doesn't mean your words are any less valuable. i encourage anyone who feels on the fence about speaking to their experiences to share it because someone out there needs to hear what you have to say. >> she said she is inspired by amanda gorman who held the same position and read at president biden's inauguration. still to come on abc7 mornings the changing face of education. how school is changed six decade from one woman who has been in front of the classroom for that entire time. you will meet the teacher who is retiring after a 57 year career. just remarkable. and travel to europe is

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. this is abc7 live on abc7 and wherever you stream. we are going to start the half hour with a look at the weather. let's get over to lisa. good morning to you. we have a return to the low clouds, that stratus deck. from our sutro tower camera it captures it pretty well. temperatures looking like this with numbers in the mid50's. 61 in mountain view and 50 half moon bay. this is tap where the low clouds and fog are hugging the coast. 62 fairfield. 56 in livermore. the fog pulls back. we have more 60's by ten on the eastside of the bay. looking at upper 7o's by 3:00. is it o t the afternoon sea

breeze up to about 25 miles an hour. some fog will return tonight and we have a warming trend for the next few days. businesss in san francisco's china town want people to know that it's safe to come shop or eat but they would like more support from the police department. molest weekend a cell phone store owner was robbed and police say the teen suspect came back later in the day and attacked her. the businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic. safety is top of mind because of the recent crimes as well as the resources the city is committing to the police department. a 16-year-old boy was arrested in the robbery and assault on the store owner. to be an ally go to abc7 news.com/take action for ideas, information and support. happening today a big block party in oakland to get rid of some of your junk. the city is ink bringing these back to safely

dispose of larger, unwanted items for recycle. do you have to be an oakland resident. bring proof of utility bill. its right across from old oracle arena if you miss today they will happen the last saturday of every month. the longest serving teacher at oakland unified is set to retire after 57 years. she is known as the kid whisperer. we paid a visit. >> i'm a kindergarten teacher at martin luther king and i have been teaching with the school district for 57 years. >> she moved from oklahoma to oakland to teach in 1964. kennedy had already been assassinated, martin luther

king was the most prominent civil rights leader, there was beatle mania, the moon landing followed a few years later and america was involved in a war that was not popular. >> everybody was, you know, give respect and it s a family life in 1964. parents were more engaged with their children. >> she was drawn to teaching by her oldest sister, herself 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 she will teach me how. she will 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 waiting list. >> while the conversation

around politics is kept far from the classroom, she said that even the youngest of her students were motivated when obama became president. >> they were really thrilled and they were -- it gave them something to look forward to. >> she said that it's time to give other younger teachers a chance to step into the classroom but she is not done teaching yet. >> i have plenty of relatives, i want to educate them. i have children in the community. i want to be involved with them and make sure that they get a good education and just set the foundation for them. >> in oakland. abc7 news. >> amazing story. congratulations. happening today give it up for the grads, commencement ceremonies across the country this weekend. the class of 2021 will hold outdoor ceremonies today and tomorrow.

you remember last weekend sonoma state held a graduation redo for the class of 2020. this weekend more than 1200 graduating students will walk for their well earned diploma. saint mary's is holding their commencement event. 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 nine to five tomorrow. congratulations to all in the class of 2021. and there is a spike in travel as europe reopens its doors to americans and airlines adding flights to meet the rg ndo has moreon w to know to get the best deal on your summer vacation. >> this morning we are just a week awhat could be the busiest travel weekend since the pandemic started. the excitement over memorial day means airfare is set to go up too. estimated 16% this spring. by july 4th domestic airfare

may be near prepandemic levels. the ticket costs already soaring to $440. >> this interest in travel i think is making it tougher for a lot of folks to try to get good deals. >> with european nations reaching an agreement on allowing vaccinated americans in, airlines are prepping for a surge in international travelers by adding a number of flights. united adding 400 more in july. jetblue announcing it'll now fly to europe for the first time with two new flights to london. danielle wilson, a stay at home mom one of the millions looking to get out of the house. >> my husband, my son and i have spent 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the last 365 days together. we are not sick of each other yet. >> what can you do to make sure that you are getting the best deal >> booking three weeks in advance will be your best bet and staying flexible with where you go is often

times the best approach. >> and experts say that you should book your flight no later than memorial day so you have a few days left. that's when you will get the best deals. remember, we do not have any change fees right now so if you end up buying a ticket and then you find a cheaper one later on you can still go head and change it and then have extra credit leftover for future flight. >> good tip that. was gio reporting. back here at home let's take a live look at the san jose international airport this morning. there's big buzz over what's being added inside terminal b. our media partner the mercury news reports trader vick is finishing off on out post just in time for any vacations next week. the tiki bar and restaurant will add its signature options. . so, more reason to fly out of

mornings, post pandemic doctor's appointments, will office visits make a come back. and a live look outside as we head to break looking out of the golden gate bridge. nice view there. a lot of people out and about already on this saturday

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. here is a live look outside. you can see a little windy out there. little bit gray. it'll be a pretty nice day and we will talk to lisa in just a moment. your selfies at disney are about to make more people jealous. disney is joining forces with snap chat to create a new line of snap filters. anyone at disney world will be able to havean augmented lens to look like mickey and minnie are there at the park with you. no word on when it'll be added at disneyland in california. former giant hunter pence is brewing up something special for this

weekend's series with the dodgers. and he his wife are hosting a coffee shop pop up at baseball clothing store across from the park. >> we made it super convenient for you to come in, stop by, get a drink, get hyped before you head in to the dodger, giants rivalry. you can boo really hard and you can cheer really hard for the guys. >> the pop up features their rise and grind coffee brew. 100% of the proceeds benefit the purchase of equipment for under served children. you can stop by the store between 2 and 4. all right. it's a little windy. >> that sea breeze will pick up in the afternoon. mid-60s's with partly cloudy skies and those winds up to about 20 miles an hour. a fairly typical day around the bay. a slow warm up getting underway. we will talk about how warm

it'll get in just a few minutes. >> thank you. also next the season ends for the warriors. larry has the details and post game reaction coming up in sp

. here is a live look outside at the bay. a pretty start to the saturday. thank you for waking up with us. a bitter bay area rivalry that tends to spill over between fans with the 49ers, raiders pre-season game is back on for 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 they saw an ugly night of violence. to keep the partying at a minimum kickoff will be at 1:00 p.m. instead of at night. as for the weekend both the a's and giants are playing their rivals this weekend. san francisco battle the

dodgers at oracle park. the athletics face the angels at 7:07. the warriors will have to wait until next season to return to the following last night's loss to memphis. here is larry with the highlights and post game reaction in this morning's sports. good morning. the season ended for the warriors last night falling to memphis in overtime in their play in game, 21 turnovers, absolutely fatal in a game of this size. biggest crowd of the year at chase center. over 7,000 fans and they were loud. the warriors fell behind by double digits. needed seth to shoot them back in. they clawed back in but john, he struggled last sunday against memphis up 62-49. memphis night. somehow he gets the warrior was in four.

we fast forward to the final fran ting seconds tiled at 99. green chance to win hero or zero. not close. onto overtime. green did have a triple double but the six turnovers really hurt. jordon pool with a brief lead. memphis hit 15 threes to 12 for the warriors and they couldn't stop moran. 117-112. >> everybody is 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. >> 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 -- as a success and something to

build on. >> just down the road from chase, giants, dodgers, oracle park. dodgers scored two runs courtesy of one swing. chris taylor taking alex wood downtown. a 2-0 lead in the third for la. that was enough for trevor. gets dickerson here and put puts away his invisible sword. a's and angels in anaheim. the a's muscled up. they have been lifting. four homers in the game. mark hannah. jet lowry, all went deep. the a's take the series opener 8-4. and second round of the pga championship. anyone want to go for a swim maybe later. phil proving life not over at 50. is he tied for the lead -- into the weekend at the pga championship. that's a wrap on morning sports. have you a great weekend.

. >> it'll be a pretty nice weekend. >> yeah. it is. finally we can say good-bye to the gusty winds and you can see return to the low clouds and fog. the marine strategy us there hugging the coast through santa cruz. we widen the view. that trough that brought the snow to the sierra nevada. the wind to the bay area. slowly moving to the south and east but it's still making an impact with the high elevation snow and the flurries that continue to fall not only in nevada but in truckee. we go from summer to a winter scene in the mountains. 54 in san francisco and it'll feel spring like back home. 61 in mountain view. 54 morgan hill. some fog and haze there. this is walnut creek with the

clouds, 56 santa rosa. 61 in nevado. 62 by the delta. livermore and concord. emoryville, haze out there and ia little bit of fog. we will clear that out for more sunshine and warmer day today. warmer on monday and then the numbers cooldown with the increase of the the flow. coming in to late in the day. westerly wind that is normal for this time of the year. into sunday. same deal from 20 to maybe miles an hour. we get toward your sunday. we should be about 64. two degrees. we are looking more like we

should be. where we should be in san jose, santa rosa average. 78 in concord today. this afternoon the numbers get chilly after 4:00 with upper 50's. about 55 at 7:00. in the south bay today, 73 san jose. look for 71 in coopertino. mid-60s's. cool for santa cruz. breezy in the afternoon. daley city. low 60's. the north bay and -- 66 in berkeley and upper 60's in newark. a nice day here. we will get in to the 70-degree range from union city and fremont with the midand upper 70's further out toward our east bay valleys. a warmer afternoon here and that trend continues as we get into monday. the accuweather seven day

forecast then couple degrees warming today. still cool at the coast all week long with 70's around the bay. today and tomorrow. low 80's on sunday. then with the mid-80s's arriving on monday. that should be the warmest day of the week. that system will bring pretty breezy and slightly cooler weather in to the tuesday and with a couple degrees of recovery we will be in the range of near average temperatures for the rest of the week with the low clouds and fog at the coast. if we can't get in any rain at least we will get the usual weather pattern around here for this week, next week. >> for sure. as more get vaccinated that's leading to major changes in behavior including visits to the doctor. tracking changes and health care is part of building a better bay area. a trend is underway to go back to the doctor's office. >> instead of doing virtual appointments, some are down to only two afternoons a week in favor of in

person visits. physicals, screens, all of those things up. year over year as people are returning and doing all of the health care they off. >> it's records show a big jump in person visits from 53% a year ago to 82% today in california. that shift is also happening in the bay area. they said that virtual doctor visits were 83% a year ago but have dropped to 27% today. fear of close contact may have been a concern but the high rate of vaccination is not the only reason for the change. >> some things couldn't be put off and especially since i do primary care. we don't want people to ignore those primary care chronic conditions they have whether it's high blood pressure, diabetes, et cetera. >> in person care wasn't an option for some medical specialities and for dental work. for primary care doctors see pent up demand for

deferred or postponed procedures. >> i have twice as many who want physicals so, there is that pent up demand. we are trying to accommodate. >> virtual appointments aren't likely to go away completely. younger patients patients li the convenience. >> in person care is coming back and it'll be the majority of care even post pandemic. next for the first time since the pandemic started the san francisco gay men's chorus will sing. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving.

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with numbers from the upper 60's, san mateo, oakland to the mid-70s in vallejo. 79 by the delta and 74 in san rafael. the seven day forecast, we have a few numbers by the delta out toward 80. couple degrees of warming sunday into monday and even the bay gets just a tad warmer by tuesday that breeze will allow temperatures to stay pretty much where they should be for this time of year. a nice afternoon ahead. >> all right. it sounds loverly. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 4:30 this afternoon because of the nba playoffs at 5:00 p.m. the celtics face the nets in game one of their first round series and then jothen larry beale. they will talk about the sea responsible look ahead to next year. thank you. have a great day.

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