now at 5:00, a somber start since the mass shooting. the tribute to the nine victims and push for hazard pay. new workplace. the push to get teens vaccinated. the cdc talking about an alarming new trend among young people. are you able to get rich? you don't need a ticket to win the jackpot. the first drawing is in the vaccine lottery is today.

we're waking up with temperatures a little bit milder this morning thanks to a faster sea breeze. it's 24 in fairfield. marine layer clouds are almost nonexisting. inland as you can see we're looking at 101 andle 880 and starting off clear there. look for increasing clouds there along the bay shore as we head to the morning commute. through the afternoon hours, we have the clouds clinging to the coast. you can see half moon bay and then low to mid 60s in san francisco and then upper 60s and 70s elsewhere e. we have a lot of 80s inland and just a few 90s around antioch and fairfield. a big cooling trend coming up. i will have that in a few minutes. >> thank you, mike. we have a clarity on how long to keep the mask on at work. we have more on the new covid-19 regulations for the workplace. good morning, amy.

>> reporter: hi, good morning. the decision made last night was controversial. the opponents spent hours at the meeting speaking out against this plan. they have decide that had the rules inside of the office place will be stricter than the rules that are coming from the state. on june 15th, the state is owe opening and cal osha says if everyone is not vaccinated, everybody must wear a mask. some say that this is going to stigmatize unvaccinated workers in the office. they're also upset at being require today supply everybody in the office with expensive hard to get n95 masks. >> we're competing to buy them and employees will not want to

use. >> reporter: while some businesses and trade groups spoke out about the measure, several approved the move and support the rules. the board picking up the pressure from the opposition saying that now the rule that they volted on is temporary, and they're going come up with another plan. these new rules that have been voted on go in to affect on june 15th. again, if everybody is vaccinated, the masks can come off. if there's one person not vaccinated, everybody keeps the masks on. live with abc7 news. >> all right, amy. thank you. there's a plea for parents to get the teens vaccinated. there's a new report today about adolescents and covid cases. this is as they're sending million millions of vaccine doses abroad. here is abc reporter.er.er.er.er.er.er.

>> as the days get brighter and brighter at home, we're focused on driving progress help end the pandemic around the globe. >> reporter: the first 25 million doses going to latin america, asia, gaza and the west bank. back here at home, a 30 30-day operation encouraging and insent vising unvaccinated americans to get one shot before july 4th. >> we're announcing an effort to pull all of the stops. all of the stops to free ourself from the virus and get to 70% of the adult americans vaccinated. >> reporter: while america wants to return to a sense of normalcy, if cdc is pressing them to get vaccinated and finding them as troubling data and unvaccinated teens at risk of getting sick or worse in icu. >> until the teens are fully vaccinated, they should continue to wear a mask and take

precautions around others. today 15 vaccinated californians will be $50,000 richer. this is the first of three cash prize drawings in the state's back for the win incentive program. every california ab that's n that's gotten the shot is eligible to win. then on june 15th, ten people will be selected for a 1 $1.5 million prize each. if you have any questions on the covid-19 vaccine, our team can get you answers. you can ask the vaccine team by going to abc7 news.com slash vaccine. the community and vfa struggling with navigating through life after the mass shooting. an employee killed nine workers at the rail yard in san jose last week.

at the first meeting since last week they honored the victims. >> reporter: the distance doing little to ease the pain. the virtual vta meeting was condensed. members only taking up time sensitive items that cannot be put off. >> we want to make it clear that our people are a priority. >> reporter: people, the vta community still mourning the shooting death of nine workers. through public comment, speakers recognizing the heartache buried in the days to come. >> over the next five days there's seven funerals for the brothers that's going make them relive the painful moment. can you imagine that the answer is no. none of us can.

>> reporter: they were pointing to a year under the pandemic. >> they did not -- they have been on the frontline since day one. march of last year. in the county of santa clara. >> reporter: the lasting impacts of the deadly mass shooting and pushing for more to be done. >> the tribute s must have hazard pay and have it now. >> reporter: the senate confirms more than vta employees were at the rail yard that wednesday morning. the gunman armed with enough to do more damage. the what if not lost against the board leader. >> they stopped the shooter. >> reporter: vta board share sharing the second. >> smiles are powerful. give happiness to others.

share much joy. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> right now at abc7 news.com, we have a way to support the families of the victims. you will find the links to the gofundme and to donate to a group fund. san jose is investigating a shooting that happened on north san pedro around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. officers saw two men running, and when they investigated, they found that one man had been shot. police officers started cpr and that man died. they say that this is a coincidence and that it happened near the yard. >> we're seeing the extreme weather conditions across the kouvent rah as the west coast deals with the drought, people on the east coast and south are getting hit wh too mh rain. this video showing what happens when the severe storms move in

to the area. we have the extreme ready expo postponed because of extreme weather. >> oh my goodness. >> here on the west coast it's the lack of rain posing the threat. the before and after pictures from 2017 to now are pretty tis striking. in the lake in the county is on track to drop to the lowest level in 40 years. >> there they're pro jackeding by the end of summer there's no ramps and access. they may have to move marinas all over water. >> and state water officials are prepared to shut down the lake power plant in august if the levels continue to drop. it's running at 20% capacity. mike. >> it's faster than last time. erodoft what isating that's the thatvaporating that water.h used a thaatoons, a we fight the fires also.

that's only going to be the second time ever that the hydro plant if it happens in august is turned off because of low water. that gives you an idea of the rare territory right now. there's no rain but milder temperatures this morning. we will start in san francisco where we have about 50 to 53 degrees under mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere. coming in from those areas, it's going to get cooler as you drive all in. notice the lack of clouds coming over the east bay ill hads. they're not going make it. that means that you're going to be warmer than average and going from 78 at noon to 5:00. the coast is going to remain cool mainly in the 50s to near 60s degrees. as far as the activities today on the karsts, it's going to be brighter. small craft advisory if you want to get out and play on the bay. that's from 3:00 to 9:00.

comfortable to warm conditions if you're interexcising. as far as the pollen count through the weekend, it's going to stay steady. if you have not had any issues, congratulations. you should not have this weekend. a deeper dive in to the forecast coming up. here is sue with the morning forecast. >> hi. so far so good. we have a live look at the bridge for the early friday morning commute. we did have the reports of debris. that's in the eastbound of the noncommute direction. we had one car pulled over, and 23409 sure what he hit, but the car had damage. just some heads up there. we had overnight construction, and then we have two lanes in the south bound direction. they're switching t clearing out that overnight road work. it's clear and light. we're getting some heavy traffic out of tracey and up over. by the way, there's a high wind advisory. mike says speeds of about 17 to 28 miles an hour in the

southwest direction. that'sig jump in car break ins as visitors return to the city. now some neighbors are trying to make the property theft sting a little bit less. the video that started it all. lost and found, a california woman reunited with her wallet 50 years later. the precious things still inside. the update on the bazaar knife incident.

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crews battled the fire and it burned three acres. you can see the dry conditions that the nevada fire department called in three other agencies including cal fire to get some help. no structures were damaged. as california faces a disaster fire season again, the crews are struggling to keep the stations staffed. their is video from the massive creek fire that burned on

land. some are understaffed by much as 30%. that's problematic where the federal government owns 50% of the states forest. we learned that mohammed will not be charged over this bazaar knife incident. the former director of the public works department was volunteering when he was arrested for attempted robbery. now, sources say that he was carrying a kitchen knife and then threatened to take someone's chips. san francisco's district attorney says that it appears that this is a bad joke, and there will be no charges filed. filed. filed..

we're introduced to the neighbors that are making the difference in reuniting the victims with the stolen belongings. >> the neighbor knocked on my door and said what is going on. >> reporter: what was going on in the driveway last week was nothing short of shocking. >> right in front of my house was a huge pile of suitcases and clotheds all over. >> reporter: law enforcement says that thieves that break in to toucheist hot spots then disguard unwanted items like neighbors like marks. >> it's an easy exit to jump on the freeway that spits out in to the richland districts. >> reporter: after sharing his

video on next door, other neighbors started to chime in saying that they found disguarded items and helped to return them. a stolen camera belonging to someone in oregon. bags belonging to a family from texas. they were on a girl's trip to the bay area from tampa when she had her suitcase stolen from pier 39. >> we had an amazing time until we came back to the car. >> reporter: mark found her name on a suitcase disguarded in the neighborhood, found the phone number and the rest was history. >> i was so grateful. i sent him little flowers. i wanted to say thank you, mark. >> reporter: japanese student was reunitedor thanks to mark. he is not sure if he will come back after >> i don't take a chance to go to san francisco for a while. >> reporter: he is hoping speaking out it will encourage others to be proactive and follow the lead of richmond

neighbors. a southern california woman got an unexpected trip down memory lane. she just got the wallet back nearly 50 years after losing it. colleen lost the wallet at a theater in 1975. an employee that was recently working on the modeling project there found the wallet in the attic. the theater found the woman after posting her drivers license on facebook and colleen says that opening up the wallet was like opening a time inside was poetty, grateful dead concert for only $5, and most importantly this. >> pictures of my mom. that was really sweet that she passed away a couple of years ago. it's hard to explain the feeling that i had because it's kind of of an emotional one, and an excitement one.

>> she says that her wallet must have fallen through a hole in the purse. she called the next day, but at the time they said that no one found it. >> how did it get up in to the attic? what was she doing up in the attic with her purse? >> wait a second. maybe someone else took it and put it up there. >> something mysterious going on there. >> look how times have changed. >> she had all of that in her wallet. >> $5 for a grateful dead. that's like $250 now. >> yeah, at least. >> that's neat that she found the pictures of her mom. congratulations. >> yeah. here is a look at the sunshine. the sun is not technically coming up for

another half hour or so. let's talk about what to expect. the highlights are mostly sunny and average along the coast and bay to the above average highs inland. it's cooler tonight, and then this week send the last warm afternoon especially inland. we're going to see the biggest drop there as the temperatures will be below average. a lot of 70s and comfortable in the south bay. getting uncomfortable with the low to mid-80s there. 71 in santa cruz today and then low to mid-70s for the rest of the peninsula. along the coast the greatest amount is that long the coast. and coming off will cool you down a little bit. we have upper 60s and then berkley and oakland and low to mid-70s

elsewhere along the east bay. we have 80 and then it's day five of the possible record high temperatures with tahoe four consecutive days of hitting 83 of a record high. now, these temperatures continue to be anywhere from 10 to 18 degrees above average. while he get the local sea breeze, if you're heading anywhere inland, it's warmer. did you see the spread? it's a 50-degree difference across the state today. tonight you can see the lack of cloud cover. temperatures in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow is another warm one especially inland. we will start to cool a little built on sunday. the big drop is the dries cold front on monday and temperatures are in the 50s, 60s and 70s on monday, tuesday and wednesday. that's cooler than average. >> all right. thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. mission impossible shut down.

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since the massive rail yard. there was also a push for the board to consider retro active pay for the workers. cal osha has allowed workers to take the masks off indoor if the employer can prove that everybody in the room is vaccinated. the change goes in to affect june 15th when the state reopens. the cdc urges young people to get vaccinated. they observed troubling data about the hospitalization of teens with covid-19. a new report about it is due out today. want some money? number four is about 15 scrags netteded californians that will be $50,000 richer today. it's the first of three cash prize drawings in the state's back for the win incentive program. >> i need a new car. hi, everybody. here is a look at what is going on this week. if you have liked the weather the last couple of days, it's staying steady. we're looking at the friday

morning commute. very light conditions at the bay bridge, and as you can see the 80 corridor all the way in to san francisco is less than 30 minutes. 30 minutes. long awaited avengers camp opens today. it features a ride, spiderman adventure. the disney is a parent company. production has been shut down on tom cruises latest mission impossible movie. it was shut down was of a positive covid-19 test. here is caylee. >> reporter: in this mornings gma look, production halted again on mission impossible seven. the shut down comes six months after the rant from tom cruise after seeing

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says that they're sticking around after inches out of pandemic. 25 i am going to start with tameka. >> yeah, let's hope that she is not having a reaction to that. >> trigger. hi, everybody. what a way to start a friday. do you feel old? here is a look at what is going on. we have a little bit of fog along the coast. some of that is spilling across the

lower elevations. we're going 60s around san francisco and then san mateo and then down to san jose. a lot of 80s inland and that's a little bit warmer than average. we will take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. >> mike, thank you. if one person at the office is not vaccinated, you have to keep the mask on. plenty of people are not happy with the new ruling from osha and employees wondering how to enforce this. amy hollifield is live this morning. amy. >> reporter: and reggie, employees and employers are worried that it's going to make it an awkward and tense place to be. osha says if one person is

not vaccinated, everybody must wear a mask. they voted on the rules after hours of public comment last night and several business owner and trade groups and employees speaking out against it. critics say that this is going to stigmatize the unvaccinated in the workplace. the unvaccinated workers will be angry and looking for whose fault it is that they have to wear a mask. they point out that this goes against federal and state guidelines. >> this regulation needs improvement. this does not mean that employers do not support and are protecting employees from covid-19. >> the board also voted to require businesses to supply the expensive hard to get in 95 masks for employees. that was also strongly criticized. several unions supports the measure saying that masks are an essential worker protection. the opposition for businesses

was strong, and the board felt it. it's now saying even though that they went ahead and took the vote, they'reayg ing t wkome differenmrarn. thll go tffn with abc17 news. >> thank you, amy. officers are encouraging to return to full in-person learning this fall. they all appeared together for the first time in more than a year. >> as you know we have charted different paths. it's been difficult we are 100% united.

>> every part of the state is moving in remember that sound. bart riding is inching up. it's going to encourage more people to return. in the first few days of this month the riders are up 70% and at the start of may it was only 15% with the trains carrying 600 pple day. the w st it was they the end

of august. you caore of the pandemic content on the abc connected tv app. that's available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv. just search abc67 bshgsbc7, and you d can download it now. viewing the papal insurrection and pence making the comments last night. >> president trump and i have spoken many times since we office >> and that's applauding the police and law enforcement response. he delivered a 30 30-minute speech at the annual

lincoln reagen dinner. the speculation that he is eyeing a run for the white house. a story that we brought up this morning. a missing teenage mother and daughter have been found safe. the police tweeted saying that the 16-year-old and her daughter were reunited with the family after being reported missing on saturday. on the peninsula, a man is alerting neighbors of a mountain lion sighting. you can see a coyote walking down the street from the right. then the homeowners says that it looks like a mountain lions appears in front of a car. as you can see there on the left corner of the screen. >> where is it? >> where is it? >> where is the cat? >> it left. the homeowner says that this is not the first time that he has seen a mountain lion in the area. any way, he also caught one on camera in january. just be careful. apart of the original

rainbow flag will return to san francisco today after returning for more than 40 years. gilbert baker designed it and it flew at the parade that year. he managed to keep a portion of one, and no one knew that he had that until he died in 23017. now, the flag has changed hands before noticing the significance. today it will be unveiled in a museum. we put together a history of pride month and along with the events. you can find that out by going to the website. the president's plan that he says will create millions of jobs and rebound the economy. the biggest roadblock. a super sonic future is looking ahead at what could be next for travel. the jets can get us from san francisco to tokyo in just six hours. first, a look at the

weather. >> yeah, we have not said how much yet. >> oh yeah. they have kept that. it's not coming for years. >> okay. >> we have have have have have e there's a sunny start and make sure that you grab the sun glasses. temperatures are stead@7:00. the coast is going to take off -- the bay and inland is going the take off and leave the coast behind in the 50s and we hit the 70s and mid-70s at 4:00. back to 68 at 5:00. great for outdoor dining this evening. as far as the cloud cover, there's been a few

areas around 2000 feet that have had the mist and drizzle this morning. that's the way that it's going to be. the real issue is some breezy bridges and a small craft advisory during the arching and evening in to the evening hours. that on shore breeze, look at this. the healthiest air to breathe as the way through the weekend. weeken. you're looking at 15 minutes and then add on to that if you're coming in to francisco heading to berkley and it's getting busier. it's moving at the limit, and back to the richmond bridge eastbound. they just set up some cones due to some rode work there. the commute direction westbound is looking light. just a few cars

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is continuing to negotiate the deal with the republicans. faith abubey has a talk on it.ee infrastructure plan. the white house appears cairn on a bipartisan deal and making major concessions on keeping republicans on board. the president shaving 1 point $1.3 million off the trillion dollar package and dropping the proposal to pay for the plan and raising the corporate taxes. >> based on the bottom line, manyover the negotiators should agree. >> reporter: it has the money for roads, bridges, water facilities and infrastructure like the carry giving economy. the white house says that the plan is going to create a million of jobs and rebounds the economy. the talks continue as the claims hit a pandemic low under 400,000. the biggest roadblock in the negotiations appears to be the gap in the tax law. >> let me just give you a simple fact.

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can the era of super sonic jet frivol make a come back? the united airlines believe that san fran is one of the launching points. united has agreed to buy 15 super sonic airplanes and then the denver based super sonic. it has options for 35 more. the jets are advertised to fly 1,300 miles an hour. they say that the flight can be cut from the current 10 hours to six. the first passenger flights are targeted for 2029. the cruise line industry has been ravaged by the pandemic. they're saying that the best days are still to come.

carnival cruise line is unveiling the newest shipped to called the mardi gras. they moved her to florida to get her ready to sail. carnivals ceo is on gma this morning. one of the questions is what if you are unvaccinated and want to take a cruise. >> we really don't think that the protocols will work to allow us to deliver the guest experience that we want to be able to do, so i think right now it does look like people will have to be vaccinated. >> that's right. mardi gras is the first liquified gas operated ship to operate in north america. you can stay at the spanish villa that inspires the duo behind an iconic song. song. so.

>> any way, welcoming the guests for two nights at the villa as they use as a get away for the musical inspiration. this is all to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the song. it has the tips from the duo on how to get if dance moves right for the song. you have access to a private room. you also have a virtual private cooking it's going to cost 25euros a night and that's 27 usd. that's representation of 25 years since the song was a world wide phenomenon. >> that place is $31 a night. i'm confused. >> with all of those amenities? >> it's a celebration. there's a limit of time.

>> there's a lot of fine print there. they still sound good. >> yeah, they do. >> it was like a remix version of it, and he was dancing. i like it. >> i wonder if they play it over the speakers. when you walk in the door, you play it. >> yeah, and then that's passed. >> nice to see you. leave me alone. >> going to the pool. >> also, daddy needs a drink. >> there you go. that's what i'm talking about. good morning, everybody. welcome to friday. here is a look at the roof camera. i can see it's cloudy across the bay. there are holes punched in the thinner layer. it's only a hundred feet. feet. feet. feet.. there's above average and then in the summer

spread is going to continue all weekend. next week below average for them and you know that's good. that takes the fire threat down with it. it's warm and dry and out there. next week it's going drop down a little bit. and the mid and upper 60s along the coast and the greatest is along the coast. low to mid-60s and then a little bit more sunshine, but the breezes are going to keep you in the mid to upper 50s along the coast. from santa rosa northward upper 80s and 90s.nasw to mid-70s elsewhere. then we have 80 to 91 degrees. we're in the 60s through 10:00 and then

70s at noon and then a wealth of 80s. if you used the air conditioner yesterday, you will not need it today. look at that. there's fewer clouds and lower to mid-50s. my accuweather forecast is the same together. cooler inland and then sunday look at the dry cold front that keeps us in the 50s, 60s and 70s on monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> mike, thank you. new at 6:00, the high school value tick or the yon that is going viral and went off script. the deals that you will find for national donut day today. if you are wanting to get back in to working out but not ready to go to the gym, peloton

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they're filled with mozzarella cheese, and then topped with a sauce friend. >> no. no. let's talk about the cubs and the giants. the giants won last night 7-2. taking on the you be cans once again. 57 and dropping down to 54. breezy conditions. make sure that you have the proper clothing there. if you're thinking of going to the beaches there, they're pretty cloudy. it's mid-50s and then maybe a little bit more sunshine on sunday, but the temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s unless you go to the monterey bay.

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