each route is getting with more people back in the workplace. the major post pandemic changes you will notice starting today. another loved one of abc a shooting victim opening up about heartbreak life story that he says as an extra layer of grief. water levels shrinking to dangerous lows. an up close look at how dry some of our most important drinking sources have become. one of the biggest rap stars in the game joking around . >> good morning. you are watching abc7 mornings .'s and we are going to start with a check of your accuweather forecast.

it still feels weird, but exciting. i love your jacket. >> so do i. i just noticed it. and i did a little shopping. there is more on the way. i have to look it now that i am back in the studio. here is a look and what is going on outside. on this monday we have custody winds that will develop around noon. all of those areas in yellow, the peninsula coast, all of san francisco. s per ur. e winds up it is going to heighten our fire danger, but it's not putting us near any red flag warnings. 28 and sfo, 21 in fairfield. look what it does to our temperatures. that is below average and it is going to get even cooler.

a major part of building a better bay area is a return to work and what the commute will look like as the bay area starts to reopen its economy. this morning bart is to show signs of pre-pandemic life. we are live with what you can expect today. >> reporter: this is really going to add up. they are going to be adding through friday. that is all starting today. bart officials say it is clear demand is up and they need to respond. they will be their busiest lines, mostly during the commute hours. the blue line, they will still see the 30 minute frequency through august 30. that is the big date when bart says service will look normal again. right now they start back to regular hours. you will only see the trains running from 5:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.

on the weekend. there are still a few more steps to go through for getting back to normal, and this will help with frequency so there will be less waiting time and more room for everyone who is back to commuting. right now you have been seeing a 30 minute wait him between the trains and now it will be back to more of the 15 minute range. another commute change begins today. transit is relaxing social distancing on buses. you will only need to say 3 feet apart. incrty anfer people being bypassed buffalo buses. hand sanitizer is still available on board and facemasks are still required. president biden will

continue negotiations on his infrastructure bill. house democrats are preparing for a vote on the floor wednesday, with or without republican support. republicans rejected the latest bill offer friday, including $300 billion in new spending to fix roadways, bridges, and other public works. president biden asking for at least $1 trillion. family and friends remembering the life of a man killed by a vallejo police officer just over a year ago. abc7 news was in front of san francisco city hall where his family spoke at a rally. the 22-year-old was killed outside of the walgreens where police were called to elude in following a george floyd protest. the california attorney general's office is conducting a review to determine the charges should be filed. his sister called sean a loving brother. >> there are hundreds of families like ours whose loved ones were unjustly taken and whose pleas for accountability when unanswered.

we hope that our struggle and sacrifice will alternately build a bridge between impacted families and elected officials to have the power to bring justice to our loved ones. >> police say he was nearly when he was shot from the back of an unmarked police vehicle. police say the officer thought he had a gun in his pocket. it turned out to be a hammer. >> this breaks my heart and doesn't make any sense. a family devastating by the dta shooting is sharing the story. one of the nine people killed in the mass shooting is 63-year-old -- this 63-year-old in the top left. his nephew is now opening up about the sacrifices he made to make it in america. here is a story you only see on abc7. >> reporter: nearly 2 weeks since the dta mass shooting in san jose and he is still trying to process the death of his

loved uncle. >> i cannot sleep at night. >> reporter: he says his uncle immigrated to the us after fleeing iran during the revolution and was a beacon of pride for their family. >> he wasn't a person there to have an easy time. he worked really hard. it's not the way my family does things. >> reporter: on instagram he shared his favorite memory with his uncle, a photo of them together at the lighthouse in half moon bay. >> to me the trip was so significant. it's like, this is it. seeing my uncle like that with that level of comfort and success, taking me to a lighthouse. i was like how symbolic. we are here. we made it, america, the land of the free. >> reporter: he is now finding it hard to square that feeling

of hope and opportunity with the reality of his uncles fate. >> to see someone try so hard and this is their faith, the country that claims to be the greatest country in the world. it breaks my heart and doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: his uncle left behind his wife and two children. his brother, an iranian national was unable to get a visa to attend the funeral. >> after all these years of not been able to visit him, he couldn't even go to his funeral. >> reporter: another sad layer to an already unfair tragedy. >> he got away. he wasn't supposed to die. he didn't deserve it. >> right now on our website we have a way for you to support the families grieving these nine victims. head over to our website to

find links to verify gofundme pages and a link to donate. california 1500 reservoirs are 50% lower than what they should be this time of year and it is only expected to get worse. we have a look at just how bad it is getting. >> full some like is one of california's largest reservoirs crucial to providing water to the states 40+ million residents, it has dramatically shrunken. people can normally launch boats, especially during this time of year. as you can see, the levels are so low it takes at least a quarter of a mile to get to the water. relentless heat and dry conditions evaporating the already below average snowpack in the nearby mountains that supply the reservoir. >> if this was the normal time and this like was full, how far underwater would we be? >> right now about 70 feet underwater. >> reporter: 100% of california posing a threat to farmers, the state hydroelectric power

plants, and entire communities as wild fire season approaches. >> we used to think about repairing for this is a teacher planning exercise. >> reporter: but the drought is leaving officials scrambling to find solutions now. >> upwards of 250,000 people are identifying other sources for drinking water this year because of an inability to draw from this reservoir. >> the owner of this winery is one of the people looking for water alternatives. she says her heart is taking a 25% hit last season. >> i wonder if my granddaughter will be able to walk through this angered one day and make wine from it. >> so concerned she said she recently donated to uc davis to study which grapes farmers should be planting to best thrive in these conditions. >> so many variables. all of

this is going to come to a head. it has to. we are losing at least 1% of our reservoirs every week. that is going to continue until possibly november when it finally starts to rain again. you can imagine how much lower these are going to get. let's take a look at temperatures. if you are waking up in the space 49 in lafayette. upper 50s around and see out. elsewhere we are looking at middle to upper 40s in the north bay. the rest of us in the low to middle 50s under partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions. the winds are going to pick up at noon and they will continue to howl through this evening. look at what they do to our temperatures, middle 50s at the coast. these temperatures are low average and they are going to

get even cooler. i will show you that coming up. if you are going to be out we have a small craft advisory on the bay. if you are at home at least there is no summer heat. there is a little bit of pollen, but it is mainly just tree pollen. we will take a look at your cooler temperatures coming up. we are starting to get a little busy, especially for early morning commuters. you can see some of our drive times, about 43 minutes on 580 w. into dublin. highway- 4still in the green. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. it is getting a bit busier with an 18 minute drive from 880 over toward 101. it is absolutely gorgeous, a bit windy with chp issuing a

wind advisory. we have one accident to report on north 680 near sycamore valley. apparently four vehicles involved. it is early enough the traffic seems to be getting by. we will check on this when we come back in a couple of minutes. happening now, two wildfires prompting evacuations in eastern arizona. this is about 60 miles east of phoenix near a place called top of the world. the fire broke out friday, scorching 41,000 acres. there is also another, more than 49,000 acres of bird near the city globe. a south bay church draws a protest and is not the first time. plus a man's world record mission cut short. new video of a dramatic kayak rescue. one in the usa, an update

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the san jose church that defied public health orders earlier in the pandemic is facing backlash. the church anti-game leader. according to the chronicle about 30 people protested yesterday. tony perkins leads the national family research council, a group the southern poverty law center has named a anti-lgbt hate center. protesters say they wanted to highlight far right organization spreading misinformation and lies about where people. on the peninsula the san mateo there celebrated the lgbt q plus committee with family pride day. the aids memorial quilt was also on display in the expo hall. last nights free concert featuring queen tribute band. the fair is closed today and tomorrow and reopens wednesday.

we have put together a history of pride month along with the many events taking place all month long. find about going to our website, abc7news.com. an innovative rideshare program is back in san francisco's golden gate park. it allows like a list of all abilities to rent hand cycles and side-by-side tandem bikes. the station started in 2018, but was put on hold last year. it will run every sunday through november. >> am sorry to say a world record sm has been cut short, the man trying to paddle in a kayak by himself had to be rescued. the coast guard picked him up 70 miles west of santa cruz sunday morning. he was anchored for several days because the weather got bad. he lost his gps signal.

he says that his anger was damaged and that led to the waves tossing around his kayak. it was game over when water got into his cabin. he decided to request an evacuation. he and his support team are trying to figure out how to recover the kayak. i got a chance to talk to him a few weeks back if he was so excited to head out. you can watch the full interview right now at abc7news.com. it's a bummer. i am glad he is okay. >> very much so. that is such a journey. >> he was smart to know that it was all going downhill and he had to get the word out. fortunately we have a great coast guard who saved him. high-risk, high reward. >> at least he's safe. i'm sure he's going to try again.'s and i do not doubt it. he's very determined. let's talk about what's going on. the winds very determined. they bring us the potential for

damage. right now they are mainly in the upper parts of the atmosphere or the upper areas. mostly sunny with wind damage. cooler than average lows and highs, just about the entire seven day forecast. let's start down in the south bay where 60s to mid-70s are the rule. the average high about 79 in san jose. it'll to upper 60s along the peninsula. upper 50s along the coast to middle 60s in downtown and south san francisco. temperatures stay in the 50s through 10:00 and hang out in the low 60s throughout the afternoon. starting at noon those winds will really start to pick up. heading up into the north bay low to middle 70s. along the

east bay we are looking at 70 in hercules and everyone else around 66-69. as you move inland temperatures around 78 in antioch. now tonight 43 in santa rosa. a lot of upper 40s to low 50s. here is a look at my accuweather 70 forecast. barely 80 showing on friday. enjoy the break from summer. we are waiting to find out more details about prince harry and daughter, born in santa barbara on friday. there are no photos yet. we do know the baby's name. lily is a tribute to queen elizabeth. that is her family nickname. diana honest harry's late mother. the royal family all extended congratulations to the family.

congratulations to them. i love it. coming up, you need to know. >> plus an exclusive look aboard the first ship to set sail in north america and the safety changes you will see. one country that will soon allow you to enter, even if

here are the seven things to know this morning. two major changes today if you take public transit, bart is increasing service. ac transit is relaxing social distancing. you only need to stay thsafrancisco cityha d meanweings cafiat vice president kamala

harris will meet with the president of guatemala today, her first foreign trip since taking office, she's leading the administrations response to the crisis at the border. apple will kick off its annual developers conference today. we have the potential for wind damage. you can see along the coast from the peninsula up to the north bay where it also includes the mountains. it goes from 12-8. a pretty serious accident northbound 680 right near sycamore valley in danville. they temporarily have all lanes blocked. we will get back to you with an update. just bezos announce he will be a passenger on the blue origin rocketship when it takes off on july 20. we will have more coming up

a major cruise ship is setting failed in north america. this is the first time since the industry came to a halt more than a year ago. coming up, we are bringing you live aboard the celelive millennium. this is the first cruise to set sail from north america since the pandemic again. what are some of the big changes? with vaccine cars in hand the passengers are coming back. >> i have a tremendous amount of confidence in what we are doing. >> now we are seeing those firsthand. they scanned my actual vaccine card, my negative pcr test. they had me answer a health questionnaire and i am on board. we will have much more coming up at 7:00 a.m., including answers like what happens if a passenger on board test positive for covid? we will answer that and so much more coming up. with your gma first look i am

geo benitiz. you may still be able to hop on a flight to france. the country reopening to foreign visitors in just two days. if you are fully vaccinated you will have to show a negative covid test taken a more than 72 hours before arriving. if you are not vaccinated the french government says those people are obliged to present a compelling reason for entering the country, showing negative test or antigen test, and be tested when they arrived. you also need to self isolated for 7 days. racing fans got a high octane rush. the 49ers head coach served as the grand marshall. [ clip playing ] >> he is a height man. all right. a sold-out crowd,

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bart on the rebound, and more of us get back to the office new numbers show just how crowded it is getting. we are live with what you can expect. two doctors team up, anthony fauci and first lady doctor joe biden talk about their strategy. kamala harris visiting latin america. what she will be visiting today during her first trip since taking office. some prizes some california graduates just got from jack black. >> i hope he is singing some school of rock music. good morning, everybody. >> nowhere except the bay area canopy only in the 60s and

still feel like the 80s. >> i got a full glass of sunshine yesterday. it's going to be cooler just about all week. there will be plenty of sunshine. where you some block. >> i've got you. make sure everybody got that. the these along the coast, and some 70s inland. look at the winds . they are only going to get faster from noon until 8:00. we have the potential in the valleys and along the coast. try to tie everything down now that may blow away or remove stuff that make it knocked over and caused damage. i will have more coming up. is one of the first things to clear out at the first sign of covid-19, but now bart is

making a comeback. new numbers prove it. we are live at the walnut creek station with what commuters are finding as they board. >> reporter: it looks like word is not out. there was a new 519 train and we didn't see anyone arrive for it. it looks like passengers are used to spacing the timing out. darting today you are going to start to see trains every 15 minutes instead of every 30 minutes. that will be on the yellow, green, and red. people are coming back. thursday bart saw the highest ridership since the pandemic. this is going to up to 26 more trips monday through friday. they have not extended their hours and will still be shutting down at 9:00 p.m. they have not extended their hours and will still be shutting down at 9:00 p.m. they will not go back to midnight until august 30.

that is the big state bart is targeting . to lure people back to the trains and routines they are going to offer 50% off affairs for the month of september. for those of you commuting now bart says they are doing what they can to make it easy for you. check the schedule. you will see more trains now and they are becoming more frequent. be sure to check in. and looks like a lot of people woke up this morning and did not do that. we're here to let you know there are some changes here on the bart. san francisco city hall several g today and at least that means that weddings can happen.

the mayor will officiate the first four ceremonies at 11:00 this morning. the city will also raise the price flag. california continues to build on its progress in the fight against covid-19. the seven-day positivity rate old and steady at .8%. there is a potential setback. the us is at risk of not reaching the president's goal of 70% of adults receiving at least one dose of the vaccine by july 4. first lady joe biden and doctor fauci will talk about the latest strategies in getting more americans vaccinated. >> what a shame and a tragedy that we do not make use of something that is for our benefit when others throughout the world would do anything to have what we have. >> yesterday doctor fauci and dr. biden toward an historic church to encourage more americans. you can watch them both today

live with kelly and ryan. across the us a surge in gun violence leaving many cities looking for answers from new york to chicago to southern california. in some instances children were caught in the crossfire. >> gun violence continues to search across the country. miami-dade county think it's second in a week, three kill, another six injured when gunfire erupted. the county with a new program, operation summer heat, a 12 week initiative to combat the recent spike in shoongssthe city 39 pe >> i'm pi lefive killed since opening up their mouse. >> very often is an essential to an in the crossfire. in new york a single boy kill,

his uncle wounded when a suspect opened fire into his home. the mayor of new york city meeting with the boys family, bowing to bring the killer to justice. this video showing an officer rushing to hurt a four-year-old girl hit in time square last month. days later a six-year-old struck in the head eyestrain bullet while riding in a car with her mom, later dying. so far this year at least 307 children have been injured by gun violence. 129 having kill. for teenagers 12-17 the numbers are even more devastating. nearly 1300 injured and more than 500 losing their lives to gun violence in the first half of the year. in california summer outraged after a federal e overturned the three wes. d the funerals to find out what the reality is of how these

weapons are used, the impact it has, the devastation it has. new developments in a roadway shooting that killed a six-year-old boy in southern california. two people have now been arrested on an orange county freeway. a man a woman in the 20s was taken into custody. eight his mom was driving him to get a guard when she says someone in another car swerved to cut them off. a single shot was fired, hitting ada while he was in his booster seat. officials say they sits -- expect both to be charged with murder. vice president kamala harris will meet with the president of guatemala during her first foreign trip since taking office. tomorrow she will meet with the president of mexico. she's leading administrations response to the crisis at the border. more than 96,000 migrants have been apprehended.

she will talk with leaders about ways to increase economic opportunities. >> the administration is trying to address the challenge of lifting some of the more restrictive trump administration policies, but also not encouraging another timeframe of increased arrivals. >> the trip got off to a rough start when the vice president's plane had to turn back because of a technical issue. she left in another plane about an hour and a half later. an easy bake congressman team said to have trespassed inside of a home. an attorney says the private investigator left the papers with his wife. brooks says the agent illegally snuck inside andcos fe he inth cla. the congressman is suing brooks to hold him partially accountable for the insurrection. investigators trying to figure out what caused a large grass fire in sacramento.

firefighters were called to the american river parkway just before 3:00 yesterday. the fire grew to 125 acres and spread slowly due to lack of strong wind. firefighters were able to contain the flames. no one was hurt and there have been no reports of damage. there have been multiple fires in this area in the past week. the key was the lack of winds. we definitely have some winds coming our way. that will heighten our fire danger as we head through noon. the wind advisory will be high. is not going to cause red flag warnings. you definitely want to be vigilant. you know how dry everything is. let's talk temperatures. low to middle 50s. we are pretty much in the low to middle 50s everywhere until you get to antioch and brentwood.

45-49 around santa rosa. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. the marine layer will not be with us very often because of this cool, dry air mass that is bringing temperatures down below average. look at this, middle 70s inland . we should be in the upper 70s and low 80s. middle 50s along the coast for the better part of the afternoon. what it is also doing is bringing in windy conditions. a chop on the water and it is cool-comfy if you are taking mass transit. here is another positive product, it's going to be green the entire three days. the air couldn't get much clea >> we ld ga idgripped thatsteer lileer this morning. the east shore freeway, you can see the traffic lights, the

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there has siding. the latest was in discovery bay. if you are caught it on her home security camera. experts say we've been seeing more in unusual places and there are a few reasons why including the drought. >> in the urban areas we have 24/7 access to food, water, and shelter. will probably see more encounters. and there were several signings last friday and last month a young black bear was spotted in a tree. neighbors tell us wildlife

experts were out searching for the bear yesterday. we haven't heard back yet about that their status. looting of ancient art in italy is not a new phenomenon, but to rating is on the rise. authority say there were at least $20 in artifacts traffic last year alone. the police tracked down 500,000 stolen items in 2020. experts say the pandemic is offering new opportunities to rake close down archaeological sites, churches, and museums. >> people want to participate and own history. obviously you want to do it legitimately. you want to go to the proper authorities, the right auction houses that can say i guarantee what you are purchasing has the providence. >> police budget cuts are also contributing to the uptick. they are not enough officers to protect cultural treasures.

>> what is wrong with people? >> i didn't know it was called to rating for real. i didn't know. can we leave graves alone? have some respect. >> yes, why? that is terrible. 5:46 am. let's take a look at what's going on. walnut creek is pretty clear and will become very windy later this afternoon. wind damage possible. make sure before you leave you bring anything inside that could blow away or cause damage. tonight the winds will relax. they are bringing in cooler and dryer air. temperatures in the afternoon and in the morning cooler than average through thursday, possibly friday. this weekend we will try to warm temperatures back to average and get a touch of summer. mainly upper 60s in the south

bay. 65-68 are your temperatures on the peninsula today. among the coast we are used to nd is possible today. cooler than average downtown. low 60s on the north bay. 70-76 about all you can muster in the north they valley. along the seashore temperatures from 65 in oakland to hercules the 70s. we should be in the low to middle 80s in the east valley. looking around the state you can see cooler weather making it to san francisco and chico. unfortunately these winds are brin we have a red flag warning. it gives you an idea of just how dry . tonight we will be in the middle 40s to low 50s.

our coolest they will be wednesday, our warmest will be sunday. a new season of the bachelorette is here. you can watch it only on abc7. katie thurston was among the women in season 25 competing for matt's heart. she is getting another chance to find love. [ clip playing ] >> she says she's ready for a man that she can build a life with. here is a sneak peek. and the hope is to find love. and okay. you can watch the full interview on gma at 7:00. you can watch

the two hour season premiere tonight starting at 8:00. graduates of the class of 2021 shared a special moment with jack black. >> i have to be right here with the sunshine economy. -- son shining on me. >> creative with the angles. the students ran into the rocker during a graduation photo shoot in la. he gladly agreed to participate, gathering the students around for a pose, and you can say they graduated from the school of rock. >> he just happened to be there? >> the way that we teased that

i thought that he was invited. >> he was wearing a t-shirt of a rottweiler or something. he was not dressed for graduation. not all heroes wear a cape or are human for that matter. the african giant rat that has been saving lives for years. a scoop on some of the secrets we could see of the annual developers conference today.

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will have to wait until 10:00 to find out exactly what they haven't store. insiders talking new software for the apple watch and home pod. you may also see a brand-new two pro during today's virtual event. bay area homeowners getting a chance to show off efforts to go green. the first green home tour showing off all electric appliances to smart landscaping. there were all sorts of ways to fight climate change. one homeowner said you can even go green when pouring the foundation. >> apparently in the production of concrete, it releases a tremendous amount both in the reduction of concrete, the curing of concrete, it releases a tremendous amount of carbon dioxide. >> the homeowner says by adding fly ash it becomes sustainable. >> i cannot wait to learn more. let's take a look at what's going on, the potential for wind damage. that will start at noon in through 8:00.

you can see that is all along the coast, the east valley valleys and down into the diablo range. winds could gust up to the 5 miles per hour. we could have difficult driving and wind damage and power outages. these winds are ushering in temperatures from 4 degrees cooler than average in santa rosa at 76. livermore only 70 degrees. even san francisco is going to be cooler than average. these temperatures going to get a little cooler for they warm up . i will show you that coming up. amazon counter and ceo jeff bezos is going to space. he posted a instagram video announcement a couple hours ago. he says it has been a dream ever since he was five years old. he and his brother will join another auction winner on the blue origin shepherd rocket. the first human flight set for

july 20. an exhibition axing match drew a huge crowd. floyd mayweather versus logan paul, the most searched item on google overnight. the eight round exhibition went the distance with no official winner. 44-year-old floyd mayweather says he made $30 million just in the build-up to the five from the sponsors on his trunks. the final purse expected to be even bigger. you may know him from his supporting roles in hamilton and a star is born. this week anthony ramos takes center stage. the film version of in the heights will hit theaters on thursday. he starts as a new york city bodega owner who saved his money and has hopes of a better life. he says it inspired him as a high school student learning theater. >> finally i was able to see it. i sat there feeling pretty discouraged.

it just gave me this hope like these people look like me. they sound like me. they feel familiar. they remind me of people that i'd grown up with. >> was greater for the writer, but he says if i taylor fitted talks for ramos. he is really good. >> i am excited to see this. >> it is playing at, wait, i have to think about this, where the giants play. >> they changed the name several times. it's understandable. that is playing friday night at oracle as a part of their pride. >> on the jumbotron? very cool. covid restrictions rolled back, a room you've returns to today. and a struggle

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sometimes they say, "it might work, it might not work." and so i ask myself the question, like, "why even get the vaccine, if it can also harm you?" for me, it's like taking a 50/50 chance. hi andrea. some say that the vaccine is harmful or that it might not work, but that's not true. millions of people have been vaccinated with no ill effects. and i can tell you that getting the vaccine is far safer than not getting it. now at 6:00, another step forward today in reopening california. bart and ac transit are both making changes that will your commute to work. breaks my heart. doesn't make any sense to me. >> we're hearing from family members of those killed in the