new workplace mask rules in california. the final vote by cal/osha and what to expect month. a somber start to the first vta board meeting since the mass shooting. attribute to the nine victims and a push for hazard pay. i hope you can feel how dehumanizing it is to have the autonomy over your own body taken away from you. >> and high school valedictorian from texas she made the decision to go behind her schools back to give this speech. it is friday and i feel like you're probably ready to get rich. you don't need a

lotto ticket to win the next jackpot. the first drawing and an incentive program is today. >> any day. >> throw some money at me. >> good morning. you're watching us on abc7 morning's live and wherever you stream. we are going to start with the forecast. a pretty steady forecast. i hope you liked the last couple of days. it does change dramatically next week. first let's focus on if you have to leave us, we have the stiff seabreeze. 29 miles per hour fairfield. wins over the altamont pass, nearly 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts there. it is pulling in this broken deck of clouds. the marine layer not as thick as yesterday. sunshine the temperatures in the 80s and 90s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay and upper 50s to low 60s along the

coast into san francisco. we will talk about the weekend forecast coming up. this morning we have more clarity on how long you will have to keep her mask on at work. >> we are live in pleasanton with more on the new cal/osha covid-19 regulations for the workplace. >> reporter: good morning. the decision they made last night was controversial with many opponents to this plan spending hours speaking out against it during the public comments section of the meeting. the rules for the office will be stricter than the rules from the state. on june 15 the state is largely reopening and allowing vaccinated people to take off their masks, but callow osha has decided if anyone in the workplace is a vaccinated, everyone must wear a mask. businesses say they are worried this will stigmatize unvaccinated workers and make it very awkward in the workplace . there also upset at being required to supply everyone with expensive hard to get masks.

>> employees you don't believe in vaccination will not want to use the masks. >> reporter: while several businesses and some workers and trade groups spoke out against the measure, several unions applauded the move and support the rules. the board did feel the pressure from all the opposition and went ahead and took the phone, but then quickly said this will be temporary. they will quickly work on coming up with another plan. these rules will be going into effect on june 15. so if everyone in the office is vaccinated, the masks can come off, but if one person doesn't show proof of vaccination, everyone must wear a mask. today 15 vaccinated californians will be $50,000 richer. this is the first of three cash prize drawings in the incentive

program. every californian who has received at least one shot is eligible for the win. the next drawing will be a week from today and that is when another 15 people will get $50,000 each. it ends on june 15 where 10 people will be selected for a 1.5 million dollar prize each if you have any questions about the covid-19 vaccines, our team can get you answers. it is the 87 news vaccine team by going to abc7news.com/vaccine. in the south bay the community and vta still grieving after the mass shooting. an employee killed nine coworkers in san jose last week. at the first board meeting since the attack, the extended vta family honored the victims. >> ♪ ♪ amazing grace. ♪ ♪ >> the meeting last night was condensed with members only taking up time sensitive items

that could not be . >> over the next five days there will be seven funerals for our brothers, which will undoubtedly make them relive each and every painful moment. can you imagine that the answer is none of us can. >> many showed support showed for the union representing vta workers. they asked they provide hazard pay. we have a way for you to support the families of the victims. you will find links to gofundme pages anyone to donate to a group fund. san jose police investigating a shooting that left a present dead near the site of the vta mass shooting. it happened on north san pedro around 20 m. yesterda when eystarted to n investigate, they und oube sh.

califoialawmaks say icesi is wa they will try again on a bill to create new taxes on the sale of guns and ammo. it was rejected yesterday at the same time that that shooting investigation got underway. >> before the vote was taken up, that is when you are learned about the shooting in san jose that was just a couple hundred yards from the mass shooting last week. >> the tax would have raised more than $100 million annually to pay for gun violence prevention programs. san francisco is looking to put $6.5 million helping the asian american pacific islander community. the proposed budget announcements were announced yesterday. funds would combat violence against asians, help small

businesses recover from the pandemic and expand covid vaccination and testing programs. it would also add funds to services for the elderly like walking buddy and meal programs. >> to make sure we build an equitable city, and that equity starts with making sure that those who are serving folks throughout the city and bootable communities are lifted up and cared for and know they matter. billion budget. neighborhood has. a lease up nearly 400% compared with last year and some neighbors are making a difference in reunited victims with her stolen belongings. law enforcement sources tell us these are breaking into tours hotspots and discarding unwanted items in areas like the richmond district. that is where mark dietrich lives. east share this video doorigs are ing return stol items >> right in front of my house there was this huge pile of

suitcases and clothing streamed all over. >> i was so grateful i sent him flowers. i wanted to say thank you. >> dietrich is also because neighbors protect themselves against home burglaries. he started a website to give homeowners tips on how to prevent thefts and break-ins. still ahead, the head of diversity of google from the team. the blog post that raised questions. plus, the latest update on the drought situation is firefighters brace for a particularly tough fire season. i want to take outside at south beach. clouds are hanging in the air. a little misty out there. but as we head into the day, will be brighter at the codes.

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released yesterday. more than one quarter of the state is in the worst category with exceptional drought shown in dark red. includes many parts of the bay area. in fact, a little over 50% of the bay area is in that category. let's talk about what is going to happen. the good news is the fire threat will drop a little bit next week with the cooler weather, but for now we're talking about cool weather down in the south bay with me to upper 50s under partly cloudy skies. mid-to upper 50s everywhere. north bay we have low 50s. let's talk about today and how it breaks down. not much of a change through 7:00 a.m.. pretty comfortable at lunch. we are in the 50s now but we take off 277 for the bay and inland neighborhoods and staying at the 50s and because. 67

days, keep doing that because it really doesn't change. will be moderate. uv index very high with burn time 15 to 20 minutes. will take a look at the warm weekend before the cooling trend next week coming up next. good morning everyone. happy friday. here we take a look at san jose with the sun coming up. it is a little tough to see highway 87, but it is in the clear, although it may be in the dark. no issues getting northbound up towards the san jose airport. popping over to oakland, 880, the coliseum cam, you can see the arena on the right and both directions moving nicely for your friday morning commute. some slow traffic out of the central valley that is very typical. about a 40 minute drive westbound 580. slow traffic on 37. this is very typical where to lanes merge into one. the rest of the way across 37 looking good. we have learned that

former director of the san francisco public works department will not be charged for attempted robbery. sources say he was caring a kitchen knife and then threatened to take someone's potato chips. the san francisco d.a. says this appears to have been a bad joke and no charges will be filed. still ahead, the fire will high school graduation speech with a high school teenager flipping the script. also, the memories tucked away for nearly 50 years in this lost wallet. taking a live look outside right now

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the days of hong kong marking the anniversary of the brutal tiananmen square massacre may be over. today marks 32 years since the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in beijing. police fanned out across victoria park in hong kong overnight ready to arrest anyone who stops to mark the anniversary. the organizers have been arrested in the event has been banned. for more than three decades vigils have been held at that park to remember those who died. but last year its grip on hong kong by introducing a national security law used to crackdown on pro- democracy activists and politicians. google has removed its senior member of its diversity team after an anti-semitic blog post resurfaced. in the 20s seven 2007 blog post by kamau bobb it was titled if i were a jew. he wrote that jewish people have a "insatiable appetite for war and killing in defse

a statement google says that he apologize for his writings, calling them unquestionably hurtful. they say we unequivocally condemn the past writings by a member of our diversity team that are causing deep offense and pain to members of our jewish community and lgbtq plus community. a high school valedictorian in texas is going viral for her graduation speech. >> she set aside or preapproved speech to talk about the new restrictive abortion bill in the state that was just signed into law two weeks ago. >> before they have the chance to decide if they could take on the responsibility of bringing another human being into the world, that decision is made for the by a stranger. >> paxton smith made the last second change to take a stand against the controversial law referred to as the heartbeat bill. it bans abortion after a heartbeat can be detected without any exemptions. smith says she was nervous about

getting her speech cut off. >> i looked to the side of the stage, and they were giving the them adjuster for the microphone to be cut, but i kept speaking and end up getting through the entire thing. >> -- i was very surprised with the crowd response. it was much more positive than i anticipated. >> smith says she has received so many messages after that video went viral. former presidential nominee hillary clinton even weighed in on social media saying thank you for not staying silent paxton. a southern california woman did not expect this trip down memory lane. she got her wallet returned nearly 50 years after she lost it. she lost her wallet in ventura back in 1975. an employee was recently working on a remodeling project at a historic theater and found the wallet in the attic. the theater posted the drivers license on facebook to find the owner. colleen says opening up the wallet was like opening up a time capsule. inside it were photos of friends from high school,

poetry, a grateful dead concert ticket, and most importantly, this. >> pictures of my mom, which is really sweet. she passed away a couple years ago. it is hard to explain the feeling i had because it is kind of an emotional one and excitement. >> colleen says her wallet must've fell through a hole in her purse. she called the theater the next day when she realized it was gone, but they said nobody had found it. they found it in the attic? >> right. to me, the plot thickens. >> some unanswered questions. >> who was in the attic? >> exactly. was she in the attic? what caused the hole in the purse? was there ever a whole? how do you get a five dollar grateful dead ticket? >> we are making is so dramatic.

someone put it in the attic, because i don't know. >> and she has her pictures. >> of her mom. we will leave it on that. let's talk about what is going on weatherwise. you can see some sunlight at sfo. the marine layer is not as thick as it was yesterday. other than some high clouds and low clouds at the coast, we will call it mostly sunny today. average to above-average highs from the coast to the inland neighborhoods. cooler tonight with fewer clouds. the last warm afternoons in the seven-day forecast are today, tomorrow and sunday. we have low to mid 80s around gilroy, 71 upper 70s for most of the south bay. of the peninsula we stretch those mid-70s all the way up to redwood city and then drop down into the upper 60s at san mateo. on the other side, the greatest

amount of cloud cover along the coast will be along the peninsula coast 50s they are with low to mid 60s at downtown and south san francisco with more sunshine. 62 at sausalito. more sunshine along the northbay coast, but with the northwest breezes you're still only in the mid to upper 50s. how about some 80s in the north bay valleys? even 90s from cloverdale north were. along the shore low to mid 70s. except for the seabreeze is, mid-to upper 60s there. if you didn't need the ac yesterday, you probably shouldn't today. around the state, it is day five of record high temperatures with a fourth consecutive high in tahoe. no snowpack and it warms up rather quickly. 83 degrees. tonight look at the clouds out there. other than around the bay, low to mid 50s. seven-day forecast, temperatures bounce around a couple degrees tomorrow and sunday. look at the dramatic drop from a dry cold front. mainly 50s,

60s and 70s, below average monday through wednesday. good morning america's coming up a 7:00 a.m. . >> ginger has a look at what is ahead. >> this morning. cannot wait to see everybody next week in the bay area. for now i'm in philadelphia at the flower show. and will give you a sneak peek of the 193rd show. it is gorgeous. but of course we have to get to some serious headlines on gma, including a headline from the cdc director about troubling data on hospitalizations of teenagers. more people are getting vaccinated and back to work [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] lepht umpets] [buffalo punistiani]

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against the cubs. 57, dropping down to 54. will be breezy, dress accordingly. the give up going to the coast? more cloud cover, but look at the northwest winds keeping us in the mid to upper 50s until you get around monterey, 66. a little more sunshine on sunday, but with that breeze continuing to blow off that 52 degree ocean water, temperatures will be about the same, mid-to upper 50s. 66 around the monterey bay. as california faces a potentially disastrous fire season, federal fire crews are struggling to keep station staffed. here is video from the massive creek fire last year which burned on federal land. senator dianne feinstein says federal firefighters salaries are little more than half of what california firefighters make. the starting pay just $13.45 per hour. that is making it difficult to recruit. >> asking these people to do this hard dangerous work were sometimes they're putting their lives on the line, it is just not reasonable.

>> by as much as 30%. it is especially problematic for california where the federal government owns nearly 60% of the state forest. the 49ers are celebrating pride with new merchandise. this is the first fully genderless nfl line. >> this is a fully genderless line . it is designed so no matter how you identify there is something for you. there are so many different ways to wear a. whether you identify as male or female or trans-, or not. this will look good on you. we take great pride in the diversity of the bay area in the history of our whole region. so the lgbtq plus lgbtq plus lg a huge part not only of the community today, but a key part and proud part of our history. >> you can learn more by going to 49ers.com/pride. >> they sent me some of the pride merchandise. when i opened it up, i thought

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masks at work. state regulators setting new guidelines of how people should behave when the state reopens in just 11 days. president biden and senate gop negotiators are still very far apart on an infrastructure deal. ♪ ♪ >> the macarena 25 years later. the san francisco airbnb throwing away back with a special getaway. 25 years. >> i like it. i like the remix. >> it's good. >> a little grown and sexy version of the macarena.

>> looking good for 25 years. it's all good. >> i keep trying to get it out of my head, and every time we run the story, it comes back. [ laughter ] >> it's a good thing. a morning everybody. happy friday. you're watching abc7 morning's live at abc7 and wherever you stream. before we get to the macarena story, were checking in with mike for a look at the friday forecast. we will start with what is going on with the marine layer . it is compressed down to 1200 feet and dropping the visibility along the peninsula coast about one mile around half the bay. it will be around for the better part of the morning commute . it is bumping into the san bruno mountains with some drizzle that will keep things a little greener they are and lower the fire danger. the winds are pretty fast along the altamont pass southwest 17 to 24 miles per hour. watch out for that. also through the delta, 29 miles per hour. we will have some low clouds

along the peninsula, 57. 60s around san francisco and oakland. 80s inland under mostly sunny skies. your weekend forecast coming up. isn't vaccinated, you have to keep the mask on. plenty of people are not happy with his new ruling from osha, including some employers were wondering how they can even enforce this. where live in pleasanton this morning. >> reporter: employers are also worried this will make the office a very tense awkward place. if one person isn't vaccinated, everyone must wear a mask these rules after hours of public comment with several

business owners, trade groups and employees speaking out against it. critics say they're worried this will stigmatize unvaccinated people in the workplace, saying vaccinated workers to get angry and start looking for whose fault it is they have to wear a mask. they also point out this goes against federal and state guidelines. >> this regulation needs improvement because we do not support the amendment. it does not mean employers do not support, and indeed, they are already protecting employees from covid-19. >> reporter: the board also voted to require businesses to supply those expensive to get n95 masks for employees. that was also strongly criticized. several union support the measure, saying masks are an essential worker protection , but the opposition from businesses was strong and the board was impacted by that and is now saying that, even though it went ahead and took the vote last night, this will be temporary and they are going to work to come up with a different plan. that these rules are set to go into effect on june 15.

are urging all school districts to return to full in person learning this fall. they appeared together in person for the first time in more than a year. >> as you know, we have charted slightly different paths over the course of the pandemic. it has been enormously difficult. on this mere 100% united. >> the health officers say the risk of covid transmission among children wearing masks in the classroom is very low. good news for restaurants and bars across california. mixed drinks made to go will be allowed through the end of the year. >> the governor announced this. the state department of alcoholic beverage control extended the rules that allow this to happen. he was speaking in front of a restaurant in san francisco yesterday. the governor also said he wants to see mayors across the state supporting this. >> this has taken off everywhere. 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 decisions to permanently allow these park let's. service will soon increase to encourage more people to return. in the first few days of this month ridership is already up nearly 20% of levels with about 70,000 passengers a day. at the start of may ridership was only 15% up with trains carrying roughly 60,000 people a day. barge plans to have service match what it was before the pandemic by the end of august. you can watch more of the pandemic content on our abc connected tv app available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv

area to download it now. the white house is morning no company is saved in the wake of high profile cyberattacks. the biden administration is urging companies to take immediate steps to ramp up cybersecurity after jbs, the largest meat supplier in the world, cup targeted in a cyber attack earlier this week. and then there was the attack last month on the colonial pipeline. one justice department senior official has reportedly said investigations into these attacks will be elevated to priority level, similar to terrorism cases. more of the story coming up on good morning america. for me president mike pence expressed disagreement about he former president donald trump view the january 6 capital insurrection. he made those comments last night and hit new hampshire. >> president trump and i have spoken many times since we left office. and i don't know if we will ever see eye to eye on that day. but i will always be proud of what we accomplished for the american people over the last four years. >> he glossed over a lot of the were involved with the

insurrection applauded capitol police and federal law enforcement and their response. he delivered his 30 minute speech in front of the hillsborough county republican committee annual lincoln/reagan dinner. the appearance fueled speculation he is eyeing a 2024 run for the white house. extreme weather across the nation. the west coast dealing with severe drought, people in the east coast have the opposite problem, the south the same thing. they are getting hit with downpours. this video from north carolina shows with drivers based on interstate 95 south of raleigh and severe storms moved through the area. in fact, an event in houston called the extreme weather ready expo have to be postponed because of extreme weather. here on the west coast it is the lack of rain that is posing a threat. this before and after look at a quite a difference.>>here prect

of the summer there will e mps, they may have to move marinas all over water. >> state water officials are prepared to shut down the hydroelectric power plant at lake oroville in august if the water level continues to drop. it is currently running at 20% capacity. firefighters in boulder creek are reminding us that the smallest spark can turn into a wildfire. they shared video of a smoldering tree that dropped ambers that started several small fires nearby. firefighters say the tree had been burning for some time, likely from a seven acre fire that burned in the area on monday, but thankfully it wasn't windy and crews were able to get the fire out without much trouble. in any case, between -- seen that before and after of the lake, it does tell the story. >> there dropping faster than they did during the last route. part of that is because we've

had to fight so many fires they have been pulling water out of the lakes also. catching people off guard is the fact the reservoirs are dropping so much faster than the last drought. this will be the second time that they stop the hydroelectric plant ever if it does happen. more than likely it will. we are not getting any rate. unless we cut back more, it will keep dropping. this is not good. let's take a look at what is going on. let's put a positive spin on it since it is friday. nice weather right now with temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s for most of the trivalley. out in the delta pretty warm. those are the warm temperatures into you get to 1800 feet at 66. in the lower elevations 50s. east bay hills looking to the northwest, you can see the marine layer is about 1200 feet

. it is not reaching all neighborhoods. that means inland would take off up to 85 until 4 pm. we leave the coast behind in the 50s. here's a look at what is going on over in oakland. you can see how much lower. there is some in the clouds. if you live in some of the higher elevations like piedmont you may be dealing with some of that this morning. breezy areas on the roads and again during the evening hours, but we also add a little chopped to the bay. will be cool to warm on mass transit. cool in san francisco, 62. warm in places like antioch. good news is that everybody is breathing the best air we can all the way through the weekend. will take a look at the weekend numbers coming up. good morning everyone. pretty light out there. i thought we would take a look at some of the modern drive times. central valley tracy to dublin 35 minutes. we do have an accident just reported westbound 205 at the connector to 580. westbound 4 slows about

pay.into pittsburgh and concord. that is why you have slow traffic there. eastbound we have a report of an accident just at the 680 junction. san rafael into san francisco looking great. here is walnut creek looking good. a little hazy out there, but the roads are moving at the limit. a supersonic future looking ahead at what could be next for travel. the jets that could get us from san francisco to tokyo in just six hours. you're taking a live look at the new york stock exch so it's another day. yeah- that's what most people think. but in business it's never just another day.

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2020 tonight. there revealing study details on the march 2015 kidnapping and their reaction after please call the ordeal a hoax. and the couple has an update on their lives, including how they have moved on since the traumatic experience. >> a lot of what we wrote about in the book is tragic and sad. it is actually really our love story. there is a happy ending. >> coming up on gma, you will hear some of the interview. you can watch the full two-hour episode of 20/20 tonight at 9:00 p.m. on abc7. the u.s. labor department just released the may jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped to 5.a percent, down from 6.1% in april. 559,000 jobs were added last month. the country still about 7

million jobs short of where we were in february 20just before the pandemic. president biden will talk about the may jobs report this morning. >> the president is likely to use this data to pitches infrastructure plan as he continues negotiating a bipartisan deal with senate republicans. here is the latest somewhere the talks stand. >> reporter: another week coming to an end with no deal yet on the infrastructure plan. but the white house still appears keen on a bipartisan deal, making major concessions to keep republicans on board. the president shaving trillion off his original $2 trillion package and dropping his original proposal to pay for the plan by raising corporate taxes. >> based on their bottom lines, many of the republican negotiator should be able to go gray. >> reporter: the plan includes money for roads, bridges, water facilities and nontraditional infrastructure like the caregiving economy. the white house is thmillions o

and rebound the economy. the talks continue as new unemployment claims hit a pandemic low, under 400,000, but the biggest roadblock in the negotiations appears to be the new push to close gaps in the tax law. >> let me give you a simple fact. last year, for example, our largest corporations in america paid zero dollars in federal tax. zero. >> reporter: the latest proposal would force corporations to pay at least 15%. >> i don't think that's going to appeal to members of my party. >> reporter: the president also facing opposition within his own party. progressive congressman tweeting "$2 trillion was already the compromise. he can expect us to vote for an interest structure deal dictated by the republican party." but cnn he is not ready for democrats to go at it alone. >> we need to do something in a bipartisan way. >> reporter: sources say republicans will likely present another counter offer today during their meeting.

a look now is in your stock exchanges trading gets underway. were up about 115 points. a policy change coming to facebook. the menlo park based company will no longer exempt politicians who break hate speech rules. facebook previously let politicians break the will saying their speech is newsworthy and has high public interest, even if it was viewed to be offensive. facebook is still deciding the fate of former president trump's account. it has been suspended indefinitely since the january 6y it. do you ever wish you could just control

twitter will help you undo a tweet, but it will cost you. the feature allows users to preview a tweet and then set a timer that lasts up to 30 seconds before it actually posts. this option is part of a new subscription service called twitter blue. right now it is only available in canada and australia. not clear what it might be available here in the u.s. part of the original rainbow flag will return to san francisco today after being lost for more than 40 years. gilbert baker design the flag in 1978 and it flew during the pride parade that year. when baker went to get the flag datastorage, he found they were damaged from a leaky roof. he did manage to keep a portion of one and no one realized he had until he died in 2017. the flag changed hands a few times before anyone realized how significant it was. today the historical citie will avail the flag at the museum. by the way, we put together a history of pride month along with a list of the many events that will be happening this year. you can find it by going to our website. could the area of the supersonic jet be making a comeback? united airlines think so. they believe san francisco could be one of the launching points. united has agreed to buy 15 supersonic airplanes. they are still under development by boom supersonic. the airline has options for 35 more. the jets are advertised to fly

about 1300 miles per hour, which is faster than the speed of sound. united says the flight from san francisco to tokyo will be cut from the current 10 hours down to just six hours. the first passenger flights are targeted for 2029. you can stay at the spanish villa that inspired the duo behind an iconic song. we are talking about the macarena. ♪ ♪ ♪ macarena ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they still got it. they will wake welcome guest for two nights at this pillow they used as a getaway for musical inspiration. this is all to celebrate the 25th anniversary of mark around. the state these tips on how to get perfect

he also get access to a private karaoke room and also a virtual private cooking class. the airbnb booking opens on june 28. it will cost 25-year-old -- in recognition of the 25 years since the song became a worldwide phenomenon. >> now don't you worry about my boyfriend. where is she? she needs to be included. she had a pivotal part of the song. >> i need to do a deep dive into who she was. pushing on other tracks? was she like the woman from cnc music factory where it was all a ruse? >> never thought about that. >> remember her? that was a whole lie. >> like milli vanilli.

the whole 90s was alive. >> i am overwhelmed. >> i went off the rails on that one. we will do some research while you do the weather. >> okay. we managed during this entire time not to do the macarena song. no acting like fools. we handled that quite professionally i would say. let's talk about what is going on in san jose. partly cloudy conditions. there you go, the cloud cover. it is better than it was yesterday. expect more sunshine today. if you hi" clouds the coast in san francisco. the summer spread will continue all weekend. then we have below average temperatures and breezy conditions next week. until then, some of our warmest temperatures, morganhiwi low h is70r stf south bay.

up the peninsula to redwood city 75. dropping into the 60s heading northward. along the coast the most cloud cover is along the peninsula coast in the mid to upper 50s. more sunshine downtown francisco, low to mid 60s. will be in the 50s through 10:00 a.m. noon we hit 60 and stay around 60 through 5:00 p.m. we drop into the mid-50s if you're heading out during the evening hours. low to mid 80s for most of the north bay. santa rosa northward upper 80s. mid-to upper 60s in berkeley. low to mid 70s elsewhere. inland 80 to about 90 degrees. pretty close to where we were yesterday. tonight definitely cooler is morning and cloud cover in the same areas, low to mid 50s.

seven-day forecast, minor fluctuations saturday and sunday. than the dry cold front takes away the 90s and even the 80s for most of us. 50s, 60s and 70s through wednesday. we rebound back to average by thursday. have a good weekend. in the south bay san jose flea market vendor say they are fighting to survive. >> are we ready to fight for families? >> these vendors are demanding that city leaders retract a rezoning plan. it would displace most of the 61-year-old flea market and converted into apartments, offices and retail space. developers submitted a revised plan to include about 170 flea market vendors, but that is far less than the more than 700 vendors currently doing e counl eds to consider the plan on june 15. nascar is returning to sonoma raceway for the first time in two

camping started yesterday. organizer say they already reached the 15,500 person capacity. they have stopped selling tickets. everyone will have to wear face masks at all times unless they are eating or drinking. production of the latest tom cruise film mission impossible is on hold. it had to be shut down because of a positive covid-19 test. this comes just six months after that now infamous onset rant from tom cruise. he was talking to members of the crew who he said were not following covid-19 protocols. paramount says the case was found during routine testing the crew is now forced to self isolate for two weeks. the studio says they were start production backup on june 14. carrie underwood will wish you a happy birthday if you pay $1000. she is one of several country singers helping raise money for covid-19 response. the money will be used to help people in the country music world who have been affected by the pandemic. to also record video messages for grads and for father's day. the fundraiser is happening on cameo. back to the macarena

for a second. i been doing a little research. i don't know a lot about the woman on the track. still trying to find out about that. however, in the video, and there's a screen grab i am looking at the proves it, tracee ellis ross is in the video. she is one of the dancers. she was not known as the actress we know her today. she was there for the job. isn't that interesting? >> she is everything and everywhere. >> she plays an important part in 90s music history. >> is this her in the middle? >> i think that is her on the left. >> that is her. >> now you know. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch -- okay

here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, the cta board met for the first time since the mass shooting at the railyard. it was somber. the meeting started with the song amazing grace any tribute to the victims. there was also a push for the board to consider retroactive hazard pay for vta frontline workers. >> number two, cal/osha is approved new regulations to allow workers to take their masks off indoors only if the employer can prove that everyone in the room is vaccinated. the changes go into effect june 15. that is when the state fully reopens. >> number three, the cdc urges young people to get vaccinated. the director says the agency observed troubling data about the hospitalizations of teenagers with covid-19. in a report about is due out today. >> number four, 50 vaccinated

californians will be $50,000 richer today. it is the first of three cash prize drawings in the vax for the win incentive program. >> number five, the summer spread will continue through the weekend with 60s in san francisco, 70s around the bay and 80s a. >> number six, a friday morning commute it with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty light. >> number seven, today is national donut day. krispy kreme is giving away one free donut. if you bring in your vaccination card, you also get another donut. see you could have two. and dunkin' donuts is giving away a classic donut if you buy a drink. go to krispy kreme. >> don't forget, du jour no has mozzarella cheese and pizza sauce. >> is a cake donut?donut?donut?? >> pizza bagels all day long.

>> but it sedona. >> it is an attack is what it is. good morning, america. on this friday the new warning from the head of the cdc about teens and covid. the report this morning about the number of children and teens who get sick with the virus ending up in the icu. stressing the need for young people to get vaccinated while the economy shows promising signs of a rebound from the pandemic. the major companies hiring right now, even offering incentives like signing bonuses and free college. >> white house warning. in the wake of those crippling from the administration that, quote, no company is safe from hackers. severe weather slamming the east. damaging winds, hail and floods wreaking havoc and the first heat wave of the season on the way for millions this weekend.

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