pedro and heading. police continue their investigation in this deadly shooting. the yellow tape is up and i am told this is seen will stay this way into the evening. as we take a look at some ground video, police say thspd. on the ground at which point one of the officers got out of the car and ran over to provide cpr. sadly, those lifesaving attempts weren't enough and the man died at the scene. this happened, as you said, about one block away from the scene of last week's shooting of the vta light rail shooting. it prompted a response from sj pd and thesethesethesethesethese department. >> there is no public safety isolated incident. i understand the public's

concerns. unfortunately it is a very coincidence. >> reporter: we have been told the other man who was not shot has been cooperating with authorities. at this point, it remains to be seen how he is connected to the victim. let's show you some video from sky seven. this is located right next to the santa clara county sheriff's office. the sheriff's training center is close as well as sj pd headquarters and the hall of justice. back here live again, sj pd officials are emphasizing that the situation is not connected in any way to last week's vta shooting. what we are seeing before our eyes today is purely a coincidence.

the first of nine funerals was held today for the victims of the vta shooting. vta is providing buses to carry family, friends, and vta employees to their funerals. the first is for abdolvahab alaghmandan. he was killed along with eight colleagues and last week's mass shootings. a go fund me page has been set up to help support his family. vta have nine buses each with a tribute on the side to memorialize the nine victims. the countdown is on. we are 12 days away from the complete reopening of the state on june 15. we have team coverage into what the future looks like at the workplace. the governor focuses on lending a hand to bars and restaurants. happening now, cal osha is considering revisions to workplace requirements for employers to align with the state plan to lift covid restrictions and fully reopen. lori anthony found out the state business community is strongly pushing back saying the proposed amendments leave california out of sync with the

rest of the country. >> right now we have six of us in the office. we always wear our mask. most of us are vaccinated. >> it is fine with office worker rita garcia but many california employers at looking at cal osha's revised guidelines for covid-19 that would require even vaccinated workers to wear masks inside buildings. >> this regulation needs improvement. we do not support the amendment and it doesn't mean employers do not support. indeed, they are already protecting employees from covid- 19. >> under new guidelines, they would allow most workers to be outside without masks but those inside will be required to social distance, use barriers and mask up at least through july 31st. after that, until january next year, masks would be required inside if just one employee hasn't been vaccinated. >> the pandemic is a deadly, highly transmissible virus is spreading in our communities. california's workers need the science base and enforceable standards proposed by adoption

of cal osha. >> reporter: one big sticking point, they would have to provide these expensive and hard to get and 95 masks for employees into next year. >> we will be competing with healthcare to buy masks that employees, who do not believe in vaccination, will not want to use. >> employers may also be required to keep accurate records of which employees are vaccinated. one way to eliminate the guidelines would be for employers to require returning employees to get vaccinated. >> the issue guidance and says they can require vaccination before coming into work. employers need to be willing to offer reasonable accommodations to those with disabilities or for sincerely held religious beliefs. >> if approved the guidance would go into effect junejunejue in san francisco a visit by governor newsome with some good news for restaurants and bars

across the state. wayne freedman says the state will extend outside dining.outs. >> even in this pandemic it is common to see a large crowd outside of tommy's mexican restaurant on se a gu are repor a job. >> they were waiting for governor gavin newsom to arrive with san francisco mayor london breed. they came with goodness to restaurants that have shifted to outdoor dining and drinks to go. newsome wants to keep them around. >> we will figure this out but we want to get the state out of the way. >> this will take more than good intentions. the state department of alcohol and beverage control is going to extend regulations. these places will remain open past the end of the year. >> every part of the state has been moving in this direction enthusiastically.

>> julio's family restaurant is a regional institution. the margarita he invented helped but this place on the map and sales help keep it stauranihi is vital tonojust san all of cali >> both the governor and the mayor see these as an investment return opportunity. >> this employs people. it keeps people working and makes san francisco more vibrant. >> it appears it will make some struggling restaurant owners very happy by keeping them around. >> family owned and operated since 1965. 12 bay area health officers appeared together today for the first time in more than a year. they did so to urge all school districts to return to full in person learning this fall. >> as you know, we have charted slightly different paths over the course of the pandemic.

and has been enormously difficult. we are 100% united. >> the health officers say the risk of covid transmission among children wearing masks in the classroom is very low. they plan to follow guidance from the california department of health. currently, the guidance says students in all grade levels are required to wear masks at all times at school unless they are exempt. and one san francisco neighborhood, burglaries are up nearly 400% compared to last year. dion lambs introduces us to the neighbors making a difference in reuniting victims with their stolen belongings. >> the neighbor knocked on my door and asked what was going on. >> what was going outside of this residence driveway last week was nothing short of shocking. >> in front of my house there was a huge pile of suitcases and close all over. >> sources tell me thieves who break into tourist hotspots then discard unwanted items in neighborhoods like marks. >> it is an easy exit to jump on the freeway

golden gate bridge which spits out into the richmond district. >> is as it seems to be happening more often now that tourists are starting to come back. >> i think it happens daily. >> what is remarkable about this story is that in the stead of posting the video, mark and his neighbors then took matters into their own hands. after sharing his video on "next-door" other neighbors started chiming and saying they too found discarded items and help to return them. a stolen camera belonging to someone in oregon, bags belonging to a family from texas. -- was on a gross trip when she had her suitcase stolen from pier 39. >> we had an amazing time until we came back to the car. >> she found her name on a suitcase discarded in his neighborhood and found her number and the rest is history. >> i was so grateful. i sent him flowers. i just wanted to say thank you.

>> this japanese student was >> i don't take a chance to go back to san francisco for a while. >> he hopes by speaking out that it will encourage other people in other neighborhoods to be proactive and follow the lead of richmond neighbors. >> you just can't leave anything in your car that is valuable especially anything in plain sight. another sign tourists are coming back. the hotel counsel reporting occupancy rates at 20% during the pandemic. now, on a busy weekend, some hotels can reach up to 60% capacity. homeless report. it may not come as a surprise to some. the rapidly rising homeless population in the bay area. kiss and tell. a couple

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cases reported in january. in california the first 15 winners of $50,000 in vaccine incentives will be announced tomorrow. if you have been vaccinated already you are automatically entered to win. california has administered more than 37 million vaccines. 55% of thpopulation has received at least one dose. >> all week long we are looking at a return to tourism in the bay area. today, and index sized card more than half of you may have could be your key to a hasslefree experience. michael finney is here looking at how the vaccine passport may come in handy. >> if you have received one, just one of the covid shots, a medical professional most likely handed a vaccine passport. here is where you will likely needed and where you likely won't. >> from sporting and other events, to international travel

and even some college campuses. having proof of vaccinations even if not mandatory will make your life easier. >> what they are saying is essentially creating not a do not enter sign but a fast lane for folks who have been vaccinated. >>'s god says a vaccine passport means not having to go into quarantine or undergo testing to fly to hawaii and many other countries. airlines flying overseas will likely ask for proof of travel eligibility. sharon pinkerton has led to the trade group airlines of america. >> that means a vaccine or potentially again only in the context of international travel to demonstrate they have had a eased the first retailers wh name clt firm concentric.

retailers will enforce the rules much the same way as they are enforced at live events. >> cruise lines maybe the next big industry to require vaccine passports. steward also known as the cruz guy is a consultant for the cruise industry. he doesn't think cruises will resume out of california until late fall or early winter. >> the cruise lines selling from those those those those th all passengers and crew to be fully vaccinated at this point. >> will use a vaccine passports expand beyond any of this? the airline industry says no. >> we essentially don't believe somebody should be required to have a vaccine a vaccine a vacc travel. >> employers are also unlikely to require proof of vaccination except in a few limited areas. >> based on the industry, if it is involved with close

interaction i foresee there may be a requirement. >> for those who decide they won't get vaccinated, they may have to live with the consequences. >> here is a decision you may have made. these are the impacts based on your decision. >> the travel association encourages everyone to get fully vaccinated. >> we are encouraging folks to get the vaccine as soon as possible. with think that is the best way to move this >> the first cruise out of any u.s. port will be on celebrity from ft. lauderdale to the caribbean at the end of this month. royal caribbean and celebrity have announced cruises from seattle to alaska. those will begin in july. experts say the use of covid passports could expand even ev further if any covid variance take hold and we see another surge in cases. then, they are going to want to see that card.

>> this cruise will be watched so closely. thanks, michael. another incident caught on camera this time two women kissing at a pool and a sacramental hotel. they were told to stop by other visitors at the hotel and it did not end there. d reporter jones spoke with the victim and looks at what should have happened instead. >> being transgender and a latin ex-woman, i always have that in the back of my mind and my savior. >> seeing videos like this one of a group of women yelling and cursing after asking a couple to stop kissing with children present at a sacramental hotel reinforces fears that alexis sanchez faces every day. >> i want to just hold my partners hand sometimes but i don't always feel comfortable with that because i don't want to expose us to violence. >> the video catching attention of more than 100,000 people including celebrities like kathy griffin. this week i spoke to the women at the center of the group's frustration. >> my initial reaction for

children then, i was saying they are asking me to stop being me. >> how do you approach teaching kids about their lgbt q community? >> you can lead in conversations with your children to say how did it make you feel when you saw two people of the same sex kissing. that can leading to bigger conversations about kindness. >> sanchez trains businesses and school staff on inclusion practices. she suggests age-appropriate conversations leading to deeper discussions after the age of 10. >> we want to create a society that is kinder and has more empathy for people across the spectrum. >> it is these conversations that are vital to protecting marginalized communities. >> hate crimes keep upwards for more marginalized communities. if we are not having these conversations with our children, we are contributing to the ways people are hurting each other. >> we will move on to the

forecast now. thursday i think it is time we can start looking into the weekend, right? >> some of us started monday and tuesday. it gets me even more excited thursday. a really robust onshore flow. 44 mile-per-hour winds here in san francisco despite the cooling onshore flow which is building a deepening marine layer. look at how much warmer it is across the entire region than at this time yesterday. we have that gusty onshore flow and five degrees warmer in oakland. let's take a look at how warm it is. you can see future fog reaching out over san francisco. 61 in the city. 79 in mountain view. only 55 and half moon bay. with at 55 degree reading we have a 37 degrees difference

between that and the warmest in the and locations. 92 degrees in fairfield and concorde. 72 in napa, 82 at santa rosa. here is the viewgate we g begii ex. we wl foggs fo ing co and sunny afternoons through the weekend. we will have below average temperatures early next week as a cooling trend kicks in. overnight, we'll see filed along the coastline pushing locally out over the bay. maybe even a spotter to patchy drizzle to the coast. of course, high clouds will add to the picture. they will be with us tomorrow but will prevent the skies from being bright and sunny away from the coastline. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid-50s. another fairly mild overnight period. tomorrow look for upper 50s on the coast. along the bay shoreline 60s and san mateo. we will see 70s in the south bay. 78 the high at san jose. in the in the east bay, 84. 90 at fairfield and antioch in the north bay will see mainly mid 70s to mid 80s.

fairly mild to warm day away from the coast tomorrow much like today. perhaps a degree or two cooler in some spots. as go into saturday or sunday not much change there. the warmth begins to ease a couple of degrees on sunday. it is looking mainly sunny and mild to warm. then, we get a sharp record on monday as we get into some stronger breezes. that pattern will continue into the middle of next week. below average temperatures early next week and late next week we will see temperatures rise back up to more seasonal june like temperatures. here is a lot of june gloom but warmer june levels by the latter part of next week. >> june is complicated like that, spencer. thank you. >> struggling to survive. the pandemic may be winding down but the need is not.

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california said to fully reopen less than two weeks which is good news for businesses. there are still people struggling just to get basic necessities. amy hollyfield went to a food giveaway to serve those who typically service. >> at the line of about 100 cars waiting to get into a san

mateo food giveaway for labor workers this morning. even though the state is starting to open back up, the need is still huge. it is largely driven by hospitality employees who still aren't getting work. >> folks in the airlines, folks and customer service, folks in food prep for the airlines. hotel folks. all hugely impacted. >> people like ron wahlstrom who sets up up up up up moscow newscenter. >> conventions were the first thing to go out and they will be the lasting to come back. i just pulled my retirement because i am a little few years early. >> conventions aren't expect to be back until at least september. that means a lot of workers trying to make it through the summer. >> teamsters are off. it is a little and its business but nobody knows that much about it. it keeps our city >> president of the board of supervisors stopped by to show support and appreciation for the giveaway. he was taken aback i what he saw. >> i am rather surprised.

i assumed everything was up and running. as we are talking, on a on a on thursday at nine a clock a.m.? >> organizer say that is exactly why they were happy to see him here. the support of the elected officials in the awareness of elected officials of what is going on for folks in our communities is really important. >> they say they are seeing fewer people so they do hope and think people are getting back to work. they are still seeing twice as many people who need food then they saw before the pandemic had. house speaker nancy pelosi was bank in north beach. she helped assemble grocery bags and handed them out to

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this is abc7 c7 c7 c7 c7 c7 c7 an uber report shows between 2017 and 2020, more than 25% of the increase in homelessness in the u.s. occurred within the bay area. >> 73% of the bay homeless population lacks shelter. >> the report gives several recommendations for ending homelessness including $9 billion to create shelter and housing and 2 1/2 billion for a prevention program at other services. the council says the money would come from new regional funding and state and local resources. governor newsome proposed $12 billion to address homelessness in california in the next budget. jim wintermute is the president and ceo of bay area council joining us live to talk about these numbers. how to explain the 25% increase coming from just the bay area. that is a huge number. >> of course it is huge and it

is something we have to address. in our recent poll that the tha council ran, by far, homelessness is the biggest issue in the bay area whether you are a resident or a business. it is time for us to address this. maybe we are in a period of time where the state has a large budget surplus and the federal government is looking to solve large social issues and address things that have been left on the sidelines. maybe this is our time. >> do you think cleaning policies in california has made the state encouraging others from other states to come here? >> we surveyed this pretty deeply. what we found is well over 85%- 90% of the folks in the area that are homeless they are from the bay area. they lived here 10 years ago. they found their way to be

homeless because housing prices went up. rent went up. personal situations became more difficult. homelessness happens more in the more expensive cities and regions. we are right at the top of the food chain. that is the major region that is the major reason we are seeing this. >> we have been throwing huge amounts of money at this problem through the years. clearly, it is not getting better. london breed has talked about $2 billion and the governor is talking about more money because of the surplus. we are going to throw more money at it. what makes you think this time will be different? >> this is a regional approach. we realize homelessness is not a local problem. it occurs on a regional basis. even if people aren't coming here from other parts of the country, they do shift around intraregional he. we believe if you put the resources in the right places, use the money more efficiently

for things like modular homes and cabin communities, invest cos int be feive. eople don't i togeround a way to iss a you s and have it go away. i think we have proven that. we have spent a lot of money on this but i think it has been ready, fire, aim. i think this program, at least it spells out a path on together to get to a place where we actually could end homelessness as we know it in the bay area or come close to that. >> that would be impressive. when you think about trying to bring san francisco back, post pandemic, going back to what we see or saw in union square, that is the last thing we need or want. are you identifying any particular areas to make sure they don't get repopulated with more homeless people once we

are really back up and running again at 100%? >> the problem exists throughout the region. what once was a san francisco problem is just as prevalent in san jose and santa clara county and in oakland as it is in san francisco. and some of the cities as well. this is a highly visible problem. it is something that is probably will get worse when funding for some of the temporary hotel rooms that we use in some places runs out. people welcome back. when the economy comes back -- it is very worrisome. this is more of a long-term play. i don't mean very long but -- if we put all of our efforts into this over the next couple of years, we can mate make a huge dent in the problem. we are concerned about the business climate in general and the homelessness visibility and the feeling of insecurity on the street in general is a really big issue. of course, for the people who find themselves homeless, it is a bigger issue than for anyone else. >> absolutely! jim, thanks for your time. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me.

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louis there. four and four. with california set to reopen in a few weeks cal osha is set to assess rules in the workplace. it would only allow workers to go massless if everyone in a room is fully vaccinated. the cdc says anyone fully vaccinated can skip face coverings. they are wanting to employers provide n95 masks. the decision is expected in the next couple of hours. for me, this is a continuation of the mixed and confusing messaging we have gotten from government since the start of the pandemic. you are telling me it is okay to go into the office but now i have got to wear the mask in the office? clearly i am not safe. i shouldn't be in the office. a part of the government says i

am safe. i don't know what really is going on. also, what are we going to do? pull everyone in a room and ask them if they have a card? that is not practical either. ts we asu at to ing d s? g. exerompersalcaution, take care of ourselves en masse up if we plan to be in close proximity to other people even if some people in the workplace say it is okay to unmask. >> spencer is right but i would like to hear what you have to say. >> the employment lawyer said employers can ask. i think if employers can ask, if they find out someone is not vaccinated just maybe have them work in a separate area that way everybody else, the majority can be unmasked if they are vaccinated.

we will see. >> a sandwich shop in santa cruz is offering big bonuses for new employees. according to a job posting, $10,000 signing bonus is being offered for an assistant store manager at a jersey mike's franchise location. they are reportedly offering $5000 bonuses for ship fleet and $500 for other employees. many businesses across the country are offering sign on bonuses to attract employees. >> i don't know if you know anyone who is a teenager or something but it is a great job market for them. >> absolutely! a lot of opportunity out there but they are really trying to get people to get back to the workplace. i think if you are really looking for those opportunities there are really some good bonuses out there for people. >> spencer, i wonder if people have a hard time overcoming and going back to work where they deal with a lot of people. >> some people probably have a tough time going back to work

at a place minimum wage. it is some incentive. a signing bonus sounds great. larry is already thinking about quitting just so he can come back and get a signing bonus. >> absolutely! or i could go to jersey mike's. i make a of a sub. >> the real estate market is hot, hot, hot. it is a bay area thing for homes to sell over asking price. one house have gone way over! we are taabout view. this is from a cello posting. it sold for almost $1 million over the original asking price which is a new sales record for the city. $1 million over asking? in case you're wondering, the homeowners were asking 4.4 million. it sold for $5.4 million.$5.4 mi >> this is happening in other parts of the country. i got a realtor friend in

austin who is constantly submitting offers that get rejected. the last one he said was $2 million in cash over. they wouldn't take it. it is crazy everywhere. low interest rates fueling that. a lot of tech people moving into the area who have cash. spencer, you look at your grandkids. i think about this for my daughter's. how are they going to afford to buy a house in the state of california? >> i don't know. i hope my son-in-law makes a lot of money and leaves it to them so they can afford to buy. oh my god! it is crazy! the real estate market keeps exploding. there seems to be no lid to it. >> they are hoping grandpa is going to leave them that money, spencer. >> that listing i will say the high cost of housing is one reason we are probably thinking our kids are never going to come back but they may keep coming back. after they go off to college and come back? >> in my house?

oh no! >> of the locks are changed. ar >> yeah, no. we don't live here anymore. we left! >> wow! can you believe our friend larry is actually like that? >> we have shown you robots that deliver food, robots that jump and robot dogs. now there is a robot manicurist. a new nail the marina without technicians. for eight dollars this robot can polish your nails in 10 minutes. the device is a little bigger than a microwave. yeah! there is also a kickstart campaign for a company called nimble and they are raising money for something similar. nimble has raised nearly $2 million so far. >> $8, what you give it a try? i would for eight dollars. >> i mean, maybe if i really

needed it in a pinch. for me, it is about a personal touch and about the massage. unless it can do that with the manicure and pedicure, i would still rather go to the salon. >> i am not sure you want the robot pinching you. [ laughter ] >> how safe is it to stick your hand into some machine there? are your nails going to be trimmed properly? >> how accurate is it? >> i don't think they cut it, spencer. that is why they kill the deal for you. it is just the paint. next time you just want the paint, spencer. >> that is it for this 4 at

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news . panic in the south bay after reports of a shooting right near civic buildings and blocks from the vta yard that was the site of a mass shooting last week . good evening, thank you for joining us. you are watching abc7news at five here on abc7news, hulu live, and wherever you stream. the shooting happened near san pedro and heading street. it prompted a huge police response. chris is live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: police have blocked off several streets in the area as they continue th