plus, add xfinity mobile and save over at&t. switch today. number 16. san francisco. >> california state officials today announced the first 15 people to win $50,000 just for getting vaccinated. but that isn't the only pandemic announcement getting some attention today. >> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00. live wherever you stream. >> at that event today, governor newsom said he won't be lifting the state of emergency when the state reopens on the 15th. >> the emergency remains in effect.

>> what's the reason for that? >> because we're still in a state of emergency. this disease has not been extinguished, it's not taking the summer months off. that's why we are not lifting the state of emergency. >> the governor's office clarified his remarks saying california is still reopening safely and smartly. the governor focusing on workplace guidelines. he says come reopening on june 15th, vaccinated people can go maskless in most indoor settings. cal osha voted on new workplace guidelines of its own. >> reporter: you might have thought going back to work would look like this. no masks for vaccinated employees. according to cal osha's revision to their

emergency standards, that may rarely be the case unless everyone is vaccinated. >> request of that vaccination. >> the employer has to deal with the unvaccinated employees and the other employee has to deal with that. if an employer were to say we can all take our masks off here, john isn't in the room. that's a tricky line that employers are gonna walk. >> reporter: so one person who chooses not to get vaccinated could influence the entire workplace. a labor attorney predicts it will impact morale. >> think about this hodgepodge, and it is going to be very

confusing. it's not gonna be good for a smooth return to work. >> reporter: employers will have to balance privacy concerns with those who choose to get vaccinated or are disabled are identified publicly in the workplace. >> we're pleased to get predicts moving in the right direction. >> reporter: questions will be swirling around who is vaccinated and who is not. and it's likely you will be wearing a mask at work for much of the summer if not until the end of the year when the cal osha restriction expires. >> and coming up, up, u

governor newsom's role in this decision and his response today. now to that $50,000 lottery. here's where the first 15 winners are from. >> we don't reveal the names of the winners. but it has people wondering this is an effective way to get more people vaccinated? >> reporter: friday's vaccine lottery announcement felt a little like a '70s game show. >> we will start with number 18. >> reporter: up for grabs in the back to week program this week,

$50,000 for each of the first 15 winners across california. so far 21 million people are eligible. >> santa clara. >> reporter: many on social media eagerly wishing they'd be contacted by the state. >> we could furnish the house. >> i'm gonna go to europe with my vaccine. >> reporter: across the country incentives to get t to be working. >> it was a boost. >> reporter: compiling a list of companies offering everything from a chance to win nascar

tickets to united airlines flights. despite the prizes, abc 7's medical expert voted some may see the incentive as bribery, not as education to learn the science behind vaccine safety among other issues. >> it may work for people with a little bit of nudging. >> their other state incentives as well. if you were vaccinated on may 17th, the first $2 million people got a grocery gift card. you have a chance stowin on friday and the drawing on june 15th. certainly lots of

ways to win. >> it's all a little surreal watching this today like a game show. if you would like to make a vaccine appointment we have information on how to do that on our website. head to abc 7's website. san jose police announced two arrests in connection with a shooting that left a person dead near the site of the vta mass attack. they are in custody tonight. it's been one week since an 84-year-old grandmother vanished in san francisco. volunteers fanned out across the marina district today. handing out flyers. she was last seen at the

corner of marina and phil more. that's where a chp officer dropped her off. firefighters will soon have a new tool to help them lives. a hands-free thermal imaging device. it helps firefighters see through smoke and navigate through burning buildings more efficiently. it sends a signal back to the command post so they can watch this happening. when completed, every firefighter in the menloe park firefighter will receive one. on our website we've launched a map that shows which areas of california are most at risk for wildfires. you can plug in your address to see the

specific level for where you live. in the north bay, nascar fans are ready for the 350. capacity is reduced because of the crowd but excitement is still maxed out. >> reporter: a sonoma raceway on a friday, a quiet empty track. >> this isn't normal, no. >> reporter: it is the

cof vid, nascar style. >> are you ready to crack this covid restriction? >> no. >> you're gonna have to. >> i understand. i don't want to but we will. everything is still socially distanced. >> reporter: with seating at 15% capacity, expect maybe 15,000 fans. with so little action below, there's little time litte check those seats. >> actually, we're right there. >> reporter: at noon in the rv campgrounds. >> what's the plan this weekend?

>> a whole lot of this. >> yes, all weekend. >> reporter: it will but no less arid. it is one big american family. >> the camaraderie among these family feel like that you can instantly borrow a tomato from. >> reporter: there was no higher praise. >> do you have a tomato? >> i don't. >> reporter: i'm hoping he has a tomato by now. these cars are not even here yet. they don't arrive until 6:30 tonight. when the races take take the track on sunday, they will not have had one practice lap. >> thank you so much. tomorrow marks 40 years since the first cases of aids

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they make the most of it, and it's almost life-changing for them. >> reporter: one of the success stories involves a woman who was behind bars for 13 years. >> she not only thrived but thrived so much that the hiring manager called me and offered her a full-time job and stock options as well. >> reporter: that changed her life. she was a longtime drug user, now clean for 12 years. a company took a chance on him

with the income to pay for college. >> a lot of people like myself are really hard workers. we really want to be good. and it's a matter of getting opportunities to do so. >> they never questioned their work ethic or anything. >> reporter: in san francisco, an ordinance gives job applicants support by not allowing employers to ask about arrests or convictions until after a job has been offered. tomorrow marks 40 years since the first cases of aids were officially reported in the u.s. a memorial will be held tomorrow at golden gate park. we spoke with one of the california doctors who authored that first

report on aids. or on his 27th birthday in 2012, ray garvey was dying and in denial about having hiv. >> i progressed all that way. basically knocking on death's door. >> reporter: aids is a rare diagnosis in modern day los angeles. 40 years ago, it was a mysterious disease striking young gay men across the country. each case part of a puzzle. one couldn't put it together. >> we saw a first patient who had something unusual, something very different. >> reporter: the pneumonia wasn't new. but they knew it rarely occurred in people with impacted immune systems. >> a type of blood cell called a helper t-cell had essentially gone missing. dr. fauci called

them the conductor logical orchestra. >> reporter: dr. gottlieb and his team documented their findings in this landmark report. >> we knew the enemy. and we knew what its characteristics were. >> reporter: in 1984, the virus that causes aids was officially named human immunodeficiency virus. it spread quickly through the gay community but not exclusively. heterosexual people make up 24% of cases in the u.s. and much like covid-19, hiv disproportionately affects communities of color. organizations were founded to help patients.

the oakland a's are renaming their pride night. burk was born and raised in the bay area and led the t t in 1970. finishing his career with the a's in 1979 at just 27. he blamed discrimination over his swult for cutting his career short. we have put together a list of pride month events along with a look back at the history of this great movement. you'll find it all on abc7 news.com/pride. >> check that out when you get a moment. let's turn our attention to the weekend weather forecast. >> it is here.

>> a live picture from our east bay hills camera. the breeze has picked up and that is definitely helping to drive the temperatures down today. right now we have the fog near the coastline compared to 24 hours ago. a 13-degree drop in livermore down eight degrees in san jose. oakland is running a little bit cooler as well. wind playing a role. onshore winds right now, 38 miles an hour in san francisco, 22 and the hour-by-hour wind

the embarcadero, it's blowing there. oakland 62 degrees. 80 degrees in morgan hill. a lovely day in santa cruz. some people enjoying and starting the weekend off early. santa rosa in the low 80s there. you really have to go out toward brentwood to see the low 90s. livermore 77 degrees. if you're getting away this weekend, here's a look at the travel forecast. gustier elsewhere, upper 60s to the upper 70s. honlulu 85. new york city, low 90s. 78 degrees in los angeles. after the morning fog, they'll be seeing the sunshine. much cooler for the bay area inland next week. hour-by-hour, showing you the fog along the

coastline. higher clouds tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon you'll see filtered sunshine because of those high clouds. temperatures will be in the 40s, 50s tomorrow morning. and then tomorrow afternoon, you're looking at highs in the upper 80s to low 90s inland. that's where it'll be the warmest. along the coastline, breezy, upper 50s to the low 60s. here is a look at the big changes ahead. on monday, most areas will be between 50s and 70s. winds ramp up. look at tuesday.

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majestic mountains... talk to your doctor about adding protection scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. a new marvel superhero themed attraction opened at disneyland california adventure today. the camp includes the new spiderman ride and avengers headquarters. looks like fun. >> that looks like a blast.

world news tonight with david musir next. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for being here. we'll see you again at 6:00.

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gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. tonight, two major setbacks for former president trump, coming just hours apart. facebook extending its current ban on the former president for two years following the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. and major developments in the criminal investigation into trump and his company. abc news has learned one of the trump organization's most senior officials has now testified before a special grand jury here in new york. the new cdc report raising concerns about a significant number of adolescents hospitalized with covid and ending up in the icu. the cdc calls the illnesses deeply concerning, and urges young people between 12 and 17 to get vaccinated as the country's vaccination rate slows down. and amid new headlines questioning the origin of covid-19, president biden is asked if he still has confidence

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