a deadline involved. things have changed in the workplace including the rules. good evening and thank you for joining us. i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. we are live wherever you stream. we are glad you are with us. when we talk about loading a better bay area, we talk about where you work and how it has changed during the pandemic in so many ways. across the bay area, offices sat empty for much of the past year. now, it is back to business. >> as we speak, cal osha is considering revisions. it will aligned to the states plan to lift covid restrictions and fully reopen businesses on june 15th. the states business community is strongly pushing back saying the proposed amendments california out of sync with what the cdc and other states are imply s thstory. >> we have six of us in the office and we always wear our mask. most of us are vaccinated. >> it is fine with office worker rita garcia but many

workers are balking atbalking at 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 amendments and it doesn't mean supporters do not support an indie they already are protecting employees from covid- 19. >> and a new guidelines, cal osha would allow most workers to be outside without masks but those inside would be required to social distance, use barriers and at least mask up through july 31st. after that, through january of next year, masks would be required inside of just one vaccinated is not vaccinated. >> the pandemic is not over and a deadly highly transmissible virus is in our communities. california's workers need the science-based and enforceable safety standards proposed for adoption by cal osha.

>> reporter: one big sticking point, they would have to provide expensive and hard to get n95 masks for their employees into next year. >> we are going to be competing with healthcare to buy masks that employees with a vaccination do not want to use. >> they are required to keep accurate records on which employees are vaccinated. it would be employers requiring returning employees to be back to be vaccinated. >> it says they can require vaccination before coming into work. employers need to be willing to offer reasonable accommodations to those with disabilities or is sincerely held religious beliefs. >> if approved, the new workplace guns -- guidance would go in effect on workofce mnscouters are returning to the roadways and of course the return of the bay area's notorious traffic. right now, look at the roadshow. these are live views of the richmond bridge, bay bridge, and san mateo bridge.

the bay bridge is directions and the san mateo bridge as well but they are moving. the toll authority says traffic volume at toll pauses is now around 85% of pre-pandemic levels. again, getting back to normal. at the bay bridge it is back to 90% and sometimes higher. here is a live look at the toll plaza. it looks very light. traffic set a pandemic weren't records two weeks ago. on friday may 21st, more than 130,000 vehicles crossed the bridge. that is the highest number since march 16th 2020 than a year ago right before.right bef. bart ridership is inching up too and service will increase to encourage more passengers to return to the trains. in the first few days of the month, ridership is up to 17% of pre-pandemic levels with about 70% of passengers --

today. trains were carrying roughly 60,000 daily passengers. by the end of august, bart plans to have service match what it was before the pandemic. the changing workplace is only one part of building a better bay area and it is dependent on having a healthy bay area. vaccinations are helping us beat this pandemic.is pandemic.. 55% of all californians have received at least one dose. 44% are fully vaccinated. if you have questions about coronavirus vaccines ask the abc7 news vaccine vaccine vacci to abc7news.com. as our health improves, so does our economy with fewer restrictions and more things opening up. governor newsome brought good news to restaurants and bars across california today. the governor announced the state department of alcoholic beverage control has extended the rules allowing mixed drinks made to go through the end of the year. speaking in front of a restaurant in san francisco, he also said he would like to see restaurant park let's made permanent. is that it has the support of mayors all over the state.

>> this has taken off everywhere. i have been to every part of the state. every part of the state has been moving in this direction enthusiastically. central valley, not just the coast. >> the governor says it will be up to local planning and zoning boards to make the final decision to permanently allow these park let's. the u.s. set a new pandemic record today. for the first time, new jobless claims are under 400,000. claims have dropped for five straight weeks. 385,000 people filed for new claims last week. last week. la falling, labor costs are rising and the combination drove down stocks. the nasdaq was today's worst

performer losing more than 1% or 141 points. in the past year it is up more than 41%. >> even as we see brought economic improvements, it has not made its way down to every individual. this morning, a long line of cars waited for a food giveaway. we sped up the video so you can see how many people actually showed up. this giveaway was specifically for labor workers in san mateo county. >> folks in customer service, folks and food prep for the airlines, hotel folkshotel folks hugely impacted. >> the conventions were the first thing to go out and they will be the last thing to come back. i just pulled my retirement because i am a few years early. >> overall the food bank is seeing fewer people than in previous months but it is still twice the number from the years before the pandemic. are you willing to approve a new tax to build affordable housing in the bay area? that is a part of a new plan to end the homeless crisis around the region. david lui found civic and business leaders who believe the current approach is not working. >> it is clearly visible in

many parts of the region that the number of homeless on the streets is growing. the bay area council says the 6% increase over the past four years is the highest in the country and it has at least 35,000 people. >> we have to do more to bring people off the streets. health impacts of homelessness, but if you don't create exits, what you end up with is a never ending expansion of a system. >> the bay area council and the economic institute project it will take almost $12 billion in one-time and ongoing spending to solve the crisis. it approves permanent housing. is urging approval of $20 billion in the next state budget to expand the governor's project home key program. a $10 billion budget valid measure. it would make housing easier to build, declare a shelter crisis in cities with high homeless numbers to expedite creation of shelters and an increase in federal rental subsidy

programs. opposition must be overcome to building to family and apartment units in single- family neighborhoods. vacant big-box stores and strip malls can be converted into housing and the cost of construction must be addressed.s >> allowing more materials being used. i have seen houses being printed on a this is our future. >> one third of all homeless living in vehicles shelters are still needed because it takes so long to build housing. jim wonderment, president and ceo of the bay area council joined us on abc7 news at 4:00 and we asked how he thinks this approach will be different. >> you can't get off cheap on this and have it go away. we have proven that. we have spent a lot of money on this but i think it has been ready, fire, aim. this program, at least it spells out a path we can go 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. >> you can learn more about our efforts to build a better bay area on our website. we have a page dedicated to our reports. you will find it on abc7news.com. new developments in a bizarre criminal case. charges have been dropped. the case involves nuru. yesterday he was volunteering at the san francisco maroon food bank when he was arrested and booked into jail on an attempt of robbery. sources say he was carrying a kitchen knife and threatened to take someone's potato chips. today we are told a witness described the situation as a joke. the city's district attorney agrees and charges will not be filed. one person is in critical condition after being shot while in their car in richmond. it happen at 1:40 this afternoon on kelsey street. someone fired at this

volkswagen atlas 12 times hitting the passenger. the driver was also injured and was treated at a clinic and released. it is unclear if the car was moving at the time of the shooting. there is currently no information about a suspect. there was another shooting in san jose today, eight days after the attack at the vta light rail yard that left a total of 10 people dead. we are using technology to show you just how close the light railyard is to today's shooting location. the railyard is circled on the right of your screen. on the left, just blocks away is where police responded today. we have chris nguyen live on this scene. chris, you were also at last week the vta shooting. >> reporter: behind me you can still see police have blocked off several streets in the area

as they continue their investigation. the community is on edge as they try to make sense of another shooting. >> and other daily shooting near the santa clara county administration building. >> we don't have a suspect or motive information. there are several peopleseverala here we are talking to. >> this started before 2:00. initially to sj police officers were stopped at a traffic light in san pedro and noticed two men running by them on a sidewalk. one of those men collapsed on the ground which is when one of the officers got out of the car and ran over to provide cpr. those attempts to save the man's life were not successful and he died at the scene suffering from at least one gunshot wound. >> we don't know where they were running from, if they were in a car running away from somebody. it was out of the ordinary and it caught the officers

attention. sure enough, one of them was shot. >> today's shooting happened about a block away from the scene of last week's tragedy at the vta light rail facility. also nearby, the hall of justice, sheriff's office, and sj pd headquarters. moments of panic for somewhere in the area. >> it was 1, 2, 3 nonstop no matter what happened. >> san jose police emphasizing today's shooting have no connection to the vta. >> there is no public safety issue or threat. this is a completely different isolated incident what happened last week. unfortun it is a very bad coincidence. if you have any information that can help authorities you are urged to call san jose police.

today was the first day of nine funerals for the victims of last week's vta shooting. 63-year-old abdolvahab alaghmandan was laid to rest today. a caravan of buses transported mourners to the funeral. the panel on the buses side reads " our hearts." vta is making these buses available for each funeral. a total of nine people died, all vta employees. you can see their faces here. to help their families get through this very difficult time, you can find verified go fund me pages on our website abc7news.com. vta's light rail service remains suspended because of the attack which took place at the real maintenance yard. bus bridges are no longer in affect but regularly scheduled bus services have not changed. vta says starting today expect staffing shortages as employees take time off to attend funerals and deal with the trauma of last week's attack. coming up next, working to build a better bay area.

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today, a dozen health officers gathered in san francisco urging students to get back in the classroom by the fall. stephanie sierra is looking into what the back to school experiences going to look like. she is in the newsroom with the story. it was pretty powerful to see all 12 health officers many of them sharing different views coming together saying enough is enough. students need to get back in the classroom. it is a site we haven't seen in nearly 15 months. 12 bay area half vittles -- bay area health officers standing shoulder to shoulder without masks sharing the same message. >> it must return to >> >> our goal is full reopening. >> on this we are 100% united. >> health officers from san

francisco, san mateo, marin, sonoma, contra costa, and alameda counties including the city of berkeley cited 72 different scientific articles explaining why the risk of infection among students and staff is at a record low due to high vaccination rates and declining vaccination. >> with 3 million accumulated days across 110 open schools. we have seen no student infecte francisco. zero infections reported among the roughly 17,000 students and 3000 staff that returned to sf usda. >> students who have become infected have done so because there have been unvaccinated adults within their household, not from being at school. >> promising results for a return to the classroom is safe. what would that looklooklooklook will masks be required? >> we will be following the school guidance from the california department of public health. >> the state will be releasing

guidance within the next week to specify which indoor settings may require masks for students and teachers. >> we expect there will be cases at schools and especially until we have a vaccine available for younger students. >> for middle and high schools, every health officer agrees. it is back to the books in full class sizes by the fall. it is not required for any school in california to verify a student's vaccination status but if there is concern about a transmission or an outbreak is detected, schools will follow standard procedure with contact tracing and have those involved, quarantine. dr. cody says that is not a big concern of hers given the small percentage of people who are not vaccinated. they will see a detection from the vast majority of those that are. >> that is encouraging to hill. senate bill 98 that is a law that allowed for distanced earning. it expires at the end of the month. you know if it will be

extended? >> it is interesting. the governor has proposed very limited circumstances that could allow some schools to offer virtual options this fall. that is still being worked out with the legislature. we will know for sure when the state budget past by june 15. if it is, it will be another factor to encourage and hopefully cut out some of the conflict we have seen unfold with many of the teachers unions. >> stephanie,

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the fire burned three acres before it was contained. they called and three other fire agencies including cal fire to help headed out. no structures were burned and no one was injuredwas injuredwaa just see how dry it is that you can feel it. when the wind kicks up it is just worrisome. >> it is. we are also worried about what could be a very long summer. spencer at least the conditions are fairly mild in terms of temperature. >> mild temperatures it is very dry. it is windy right now but we are getting a little bit of . it will increase the humidity a little bit. here is a look at what is going on right now with the wins.

15-20-25 miles per hour in most other locations nonetheless it is warmer by several degrees than at this time yesterday and virtually in every bay area location. an interesting view decoding great at the golden long oakland 63. 72 in mountain view. 86 in morgan hill. a cool 55 at half moon bay. a hazy view from emeryville. now looking back at san francisco where the fog is expanding. 79 degrees at this hour. 88 at fairfield. 92 at concorde. that is the warm spot. livermore 86 degrees. a much clearer view looking in this direction out over san francisco. these are the forecast feaforeca . we will see fog expanding of the coast and bay overnight. a wide range of high temperatures will be with us to the next three days through the

weekend from the 50s at the coast to a few new areas in the. spotty drizzle. during the day tomorrow we will see periods of high clouds continue to move through but skies will be bright with filtered sunshine as we call it. here is what we can expect overnight. low temperatures mean low to mid 50s. upper 50s at the coast, upper 60s and generally to about 70. upper 80s to about 90 in the warmest inland locations. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. once again warmth. warmth. then, we start to get breezy and much cooler conditions on monday. we can expect the first part of mperatures far below average for this time of the year. spencer, thank you very much. coming up next, taking action to stop aapi hate . from those in front of the camera to those working behind the scenes, it is a team effort

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. this week as a part of our efforts to building a better bay area, we focus on bay area tourism. how it has changed during the pandemic and how it is bouncing back. and index size card more than half of you have now could be a key to a hasslefree experience. >> we are talking about your vaccine passport. 7 on your side michael finney has a look at how it might come in handy. >> i hope everyone hung onto their card. you are going to need it. if you have received at least one covid shot, a medical professional likely handed you your vaccine passport. here is where you will needed and where you likely will not. >> from sporting and other life events to international travel and even some college campuses, having proof of vaccinations even if not mandatory winot manr

your life easier. >> what they are saying with a vaccine passport is essentially creating not a do not enter sign but in a fast lane for folks to have been vaccinated. >> scott 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 is with the trade group airlines of america. >> that means either a vaccine or potentially, again, only in the context of travel can demonstrate they have had a negative covid test. >> trader joe's and walmart are among the first retailers who eased the mask mandate. for customers and locations where local ordinances will allow. mike is the ceo of the risk management consultancy form concentric. protects retailers will enforce the new rules much the same way

they are enforced and live sporting events. >> it is about managing risks for the individual or mitigating risks that they feel comfortable with. >> resigns maybe the next industry to require passports. stewart 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 ports are requiring all passengers and crew to be fully vaccinated at this >> will the use a vaccine passport expand beyond anything like this? the airline industry says know. >> we essentially don't believe somebody should be be be be be have a vaccine in order to 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 and social interaction i foresee there may be a requirement.

>> for r r r r r r won't get vaccinated they may have to live with the consequences. >> there is a decision you may have to live with that these are the impacts based on your decision. >> they encourage everyone to get fully vaccinated. >> we are actively encouraging folks to get the vaccine as soon as possible. we think that is the best way to move this country forward. >> the first cruise out of the u.s. port will be on celebrity out of ft. lauderdale into the caribbean at the end of this month. royal caribbean and celebrity have announced cruises from seattle to alaska alaska alaskaa begin in july. our experts say the use of covid passports could expand further if any covid variance take hold and we see another surge in the cases. you get a search? we will start using the card more and more. that is what

on midday live we ask what is your biggest summer vacation plan? 60% say it would be a staycation. 37% are traveling within the united states. 3% plan to leave the country for an international trip. all this week we look at a return to tourism in the bay area. tomorrow, the topic is wine country tourism. you can also watch the stories any time on our bay area connected tvm. it is available for roku and other devices wherever stream. to building a better bay area we are working for racial and social injustice. we are not alone. disney is the parent company of abc 7 and espn. they are airing a 32nd a 30 second spot. we have the story of what it took to create. >> i am indian american. >> i am chinese. >> their voices deserve to be heard and heated by all of us. >> the message resonates throughout disney and we choose all corners of the company

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there is a growing development debate in the south bay involving a property that was once an elementary school. it sits on kozy drive. the city of san jose proposes changing a rule that would allow schools to more easily sell property. it is a potential win for educational budgets and affordable housing. seems like a win/win but abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains why everyone is not in favor of the change. >> empty playgrounds and no students inside. it is not summer vacation but the school is permanently closed. that is a problem in san jose. victim of budget cuts and declining enrollment. this real estate in the heart of silicon valley can't be easily stole sold, not yet. >> trying to find the flexibility that some of the school district had to monetize some of the value in their land while also getting atgetting att

the cities needs that we have in the community. >> the proposal? make it easier for schools to sell their land. san jose school districts can only sell their properties for public use such as private schools, churches, or daycare's. the new proposal would let them sell to private developers who can build desperately needed housing in areas needed for these projects. >> we are worried about our home values. we are worried about our privacy. >> one project is high density housing in the middle of the residential neighborhood. janet williams and neighbors don't like that. >> where worried about our quality of life, the traffic, the parking and all of that plays into the >>

yet been decided. the district has been and will remain transparent through this process. even outside of the development issues for themselves, neighbors the class sizes are already impacted due to closing schools and this could make it worse. >> jusimagine all along how much chaos is going to happen in this neighborhood. even if they sell this area and do redevelopment with 160 units. where those kids going to go? >> the neighbors plan to hold a rally at the school on june 10th. in one san francisco neighborhood, burglaries are up nearly 400% compared to last year. dion lem introduces you to the neighbors reuniting victims with their stolen stuff. >> my neighbor knocked on my door and asked what was going on. >> what was going outside of the residence driveway last week was nothing short of shocking. >> in front of my house there was a huge pile of suca >> rake into tourist hotspots like the palace of fine arts discard

unwanted items in a neighborhood like marx. >> it is an easy exit to jump on the freeway toward the golden gate bridge which spits out into the richmond district. >> it says it seems to be happening more often now that tourists are starting to come back. >> what is remarkable about this story is instead of just posting the video of what happened in his driveway, mark and his neighbors 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 helped return them. a stolen camera belonging to someone in oregon, bags belonging to a family from texas. >> we had an amazing time until we came back to the car. >> >> i was so grateful i sent him little flowi nted y thanyo th p

passport thanks to mark. >> i will not take a chance to go to san francisco for a while. >> he hopes by speaking out it will encourage people in other neighborhoods to be proactive and follow the lead of richmond neighbors. one more note. marquez also been he started the website stop richmond burglary.org. has tips on how homeowners can prevent a break in. you can find more resources on our website

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california's drought is just as bad as before. at least it didn't get worse in the past week according to the new map released by the drought monitor. more than the quarter of the state is in the worst category shown in dark red. that includes many parts of the bay area.

of cou, we are hoping it will get better but not expecting it to get any better. >> at this point it is going to be a long hot summer. >> a long dry summer pressure. that exceptional drought in the bay area covers east bay in the north bay except the east bay shoreline. >> it is not quite as windy now as it was earlier. 20 miles per hour winds at sfo. the other areas have seen the wind speeds taper off a bit. once again, 24 hour temperature changes shelley have a bit of a warm-up. it is 11 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. most locations are about 3-8 degrees warmer than at this time. here is a view at the golden gate.. current temperature reading 60 in san francisco, 63 in oakland. 77 in san jose.san jose.san jos.

morgan hill 80 and 57 at half moon bay. still a hazy view looking back towards san francisco from emeryville. 79 in santa rosa. 69 at napa. 88 in fairfield. 86 in livermore. our lovely clearview from central tower looking in this direction over san francisco. fog will continue expanding near the coast and they overnight. we will have a wide range of afternoon high temperatures through the weekend from 50s at the coast to low 90s. that is sort of a pattern. much cooler weather will develop early next week. overnight, the forecast animation shows a deepening and expanding marine layer as well as high clouds passing through. they will continue to pass through tomorrow. skies will be bright so we call that filtered sunshine. temperatures will be in the low to mid 50s. relatively mild overnight. highs tomorrow in a south bay. 86 morgan hill. on the peninsula we will see lots of 70s. 75 at redwood city. breezy at the coast with highs

only in the mid to upper 60s. downtown san francisco topping out at 62 degrees tomorrow. in the north bay, santa rosa 85, napa 76. 85 at sonoma. east bay highs 68 oakland, 74 castro valley. the inlet bay will be the warmest region to upper 80s low 90s. the pattern will continue through saturday with a slight change on sunday. we will get breezy and must conditions on monday. the pattern will last for much of next week. thank you, spencer. abc7 news sports the director larry beil is here. it is unbelievable. first draymond green, a not too subtle message for warriors management and row number one management and row number one of the if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,...

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then kenny's mike falls off. they couldn't hear him.hear him. he was a complete disaster. on a more serious note, he talked about the wizards tweaking their roster by adding veterans to help their stars in similar situations that the warriors are facing. >> they have to decide whether they are committed to him long- term. if they are it is time to get other veterans. getting draft picks and placing them next to to all-stars, that doesn't work. >> portland looking to stay alive. damien willard set a playoff record. the blazers up seven in the second quarter. here slow, he can jump but the man can flat out score. crunch time is game another huge three. blazers a must win game up 93-

79. >> last week chris bassitt through his first shutout in his postgame interview and it revealed sean bought a trident. they can't take that on the team plane. they throw a shut out in seattle, they had to improvise of it. >> i think it is the same one. >> doesn't quite have the same impact for a little piece of paper. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. anthony davis is a go tonight for the lakers and there must win situation. they are game tonight and think about this, what were you doing at age 17?age 17?age 17?age 17??

on tour with the u.s. women's open and tied for the lead. dan was probably on a student. i don't know. anyway -- i am just happy. >> i don't don't want to judge. i am just happy they didn't have the camera phones back in the day. >> so impressive. 17 was the year i actually started playing golf. >> amazing! >> thanks, larry. >> she was in a student. still is. by the way. coming up tonight at 8:00 it is station 19 followed by gray's anatomy then rebel at 10 clock. then, stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00 that will do it for this edition of abc7 is. thank you for being with us tonight. for spencer christian,

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