>> the secretary of health dr. mark galli told us what to expect on june 15th when california businesses can fully reopen. we have new guidance on don't pause them just yet. fully vaccinated californians will be able to remove their masks in most settings next week. there are some exceptions. we will get to that in a moment. the doctor is offering businesses the choice of three options. number two a business operator can require a vaccination verification system to determine whether individuals are required to wear a mask and the third option would be to require everyone to wear a mask. the question is, will and honor system really work? >> those who don't believe it is enough to have that approach they could require all individuals who enter a business or frequent establishment to wear masks. >> businesses will be required

to post their mask requirements. masks will still be required indoors for k-12 schools. they will also be required in healthcare settings traveled. that includes planes, subways, taxis, trains, ferries, transportation hubs. tonight, cal osha is holding a special meeting to possibly reconsider a controversial mask role designs to protect employees against the coronavirus including requiring everyone to wear masks vaccinated or not. if some people in the office remain unvaccinated that is. it is controversy oh. they are meeting tonight. we will let you know what happens. let's bring in dr. patel who is a member of our vaccine team. he starts on our team.

>> i am a starter. >> you are an all-star. >> upgrade! >> you are big-time. >> we just heard from dr. galli. is the state ready for reopening? the laundry list of rules and regulations seems daunting. >> it really does. i can understand why some people may feel confused by how many stipulations there are. i think we are ready for a reopening but morally we have earned this reopening. >> i think i can speak for many when i say i am ready to get rid of the mask. we are all vaccinated up here. do you feel like everybody should be comfortable at this point? in the beginning nobody wanted to wear a mask. a lot of people still feel that way. now we are coming to the end of this in the u.s. and i still see people who are saying they don't know. >> that is why i don't think i am comfortable saying we are completely ready to d mask for everyone. we still don't have 100% or 70

or 80% vaccinated. the minute we reopen travel starts to resume and international travel starts to resume. we can take cases from elsewhere and dump them right here including some of the more infectious variance. >> that is potentially a big problem specifically what is termed the delta variant which started in india. there is concern among a lot of people and doctors about how the vaccine reacts to this and what it will really cover. >> the good news -- this study has only been done, one dose of the pfizer vaccine against delta variant about 30% effective. two doses 88%. astrazeneca is also effective against this. we presume the other vaccines are as well but you nailed it. in india where this strain was first taking grounded is thought to be the more contagious one spreading amongst young people. right now there are estimates that we are about 6% -- 6% of the variance. people are getting rid of masks

because they are tired of them that is a set up for the more contagious variant to come in and say i will start an outbreak. >> last thing we want to do is go backwards. no one wants to do that. what do you expect from cal osha tonight? there is fighting within bureaucracies people in one person is not so if one wears masks? that doesn't make a lot of sense . you are less likely to transmit it to someone else. do you really need to wear a mask

am vaccinated. i would expect there to be some type of vaccine card or some registry online or something. >> people will be opposed to that as well because they don't want the vaccine passports. what do you see what you think they will say tonight? >> i think that depending on the type of workplace they will lift the mask mandate. maybe this will stay in place. it likely will. if you are working in retail or restaurant or other businesses vaccinated you don't have to wear a mask. >> we will see what >> south bay parents and educators have a message for the state. fun summer school and afterschool programs. they rallied this morning pushing state leaders for more

money. activist say the last year has been incredibly tough particularly for low income students of color who have suffered the most learning loss. they want nonprofit educational groups to make more many the smack to give up more money to make up for loss classroom. >> what we are hoping for is to expand services to include more of the young people in the area. >> they are calling for a billion dollars for the american risky plan to be set aside for nonprofits and they want you to get involved by calling the governor and other lawmakers to advocate for this money for students. anti- jewish incidents are on the rise. the latest target target? mayonnaise cafc in the mission. we have what is happening there and how it is a part of a larger issue locally. >> the walls today are clean,

nearly painted newly painted but two days ago they looks like this. anti-jewish vandalism in large blue letters. >> someone put anti-semitic graffiti which is a jewish owned business. >> and presumably targeted the owner is painted over it doesn't do much to cover up the larger issue. anti-somatic incidents are on the rise locally and nationwide fueled by tensions over the war between israel and hamas. the anti-defamation league has been tracking these incidents. everything from harassment to vandalism to some other extreme cases in parts of the country, violence. >> without a 75% increase in the two-week period between israel and the gaza strip. that is compared to the two weeks prior. >> last month -- was also

vandalized. >> you can be supportive of palestinians. you can support self- determination. that is not if you seek to deny jewish self- determination, which we call zionism, that is anti-semitism. >> the rabbi said they have hired a security guard. the young students also responded by painting this assignment of peace. >> the world will be more stronger, confident. fighting for racial and social justice is a part of building a better bay area. go to abc7news.com to find resources. back there is a major development in the story we first brought you last night. i suspect arrested in connection with a vicious attack that left a long time market owner partially blinded and badly injured.

the lower packard store he has owned for the past 25 years he lost his left eye as a result of the attack. police said they arrested a 30- year-old. officers initially arrested him monday after he was accused of robbing somebody else in the south market area. >> the car veered off mt. hamilton road near the observatory. and went down the hillside coming about 300 feet near the road. they made the check up the road to get to the victim but it was ultimately a cal fire helicopter that rescued the person. water emergency. the effort to save water as the drought grows in california. for the birds, pigeons being released for parties but this is not all fun and games especially for those pigeons. in the marvel first, the newest marvel show hitting disney plus today.

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as the states drought continues to worsen santa clara county's largest water provider has declared a water shortage emergency leading to mandatory

restrictions. officials spent the afternoon hearing from the public before voting to ask santa clara county to proclaim a local emergency. chris nguyen has the story from santa fe. >> reporter: emphasizing the need for conservation to be a the way of life. the water district board voted unanimously this afternoon to declare a water shortage emergency urging the community to reduce water usage by 50% compared to 2019 levels. >> being proactive today can help us for next year which can be extraordinarily grim. @ in order to meet the target, officials say the public should cut back on outdoor irrigation. the water district is asking cities and private water companies to impose limits on how often residents can water their lawns and enforcing other roles to discourage water wasting. >> climate change is real. it is affecting our water supply. >> reporter: sjs you

environmental studies professor catherine cushing's says water agencies can play a role in investing in better infrastructure. >> it is not just about people conserving water in their homes. it is also about water agencies being strategic about how to amplify the use of nonconventional water sources like recycled water. >> reporter: how did we end up with a water shortage? last month, the federal government announced it would cut water deliveries to urban areas it served which include the locations in the central valley after the sierra nevada snowpack came up short. in addition, anderson reservoir, the county's largest, has been drained entirely for earthquake repairs. >> we are in situation. way worse than last time especially since half of our storage is gone and the amount of water coming into our accounting is just a trickle. >> today's move could possibly lead to higher water rates with penalties for overuse. as we head into the summer, valley water is reminding residents about the landscape rebate program which can help with saving and conserving.

a united front today from 13 of california's big-city mayors urging state lawmakers to move forward with a major investment to fight california's homelessness crisis. there from oakland, san jose, sacramento and others and they asked the legislature to follow through on a budget proposal to commit $1 billion to cities and counties every year for the next four years. some mayors quickly pointed out saying bay area communities are seeing a disproportionate amount of homelessness. >> hours 13 cities, amounts to 11 million residents of the california population but 59% of the states on sheltered residents. >> sam, you put it so well. we will have to answer for what we did in this moment to end this crisis. >> governor newsome has

proposed spending $12 billion to tackle the crisis. and milestone in oakland effort to house the most vulnerable members of its homeless community. today mayor libby schaaf denounced the 92 bed lodge is at full capacity. the achievement comes two months after the city council voted to seniors and the medically vulnerable. >> i have always tried to bring people close to where they have chosen at home and provide them with the dignity not just as a roof over the head but privacy. the ability to bring their pets with them to store all of their possessions and to be connected with services. the mayor also credited building owner calling her a dream to work with and for putting millions of dollars in her own money to modify the building to accommodate the new tenants. >> from the east bay we have a story of best intentions gone awry. people who think they are rescuing animals actually inadvertently sentencing them

to inhumane debts. wayne freedman with more on a worsening pigeon problem. >> you know you will see cats and dogs. this is foreign to elizabeth young. >> they weren't raised as pets. they weren't raised to be handled. they were raised to to be butchered. >> it brings us to eight pigeons up for adoption. >> pink rabbit studies are black and that hollowing. they buy them and butcher shops extensively to save their lives. >> this latest set last week and it may look like

a safe place but not for domesticated animal with no survival skills. >> i think the people think they are helping them but they are not. they are going to die a bad death and they will be alive. >> these are not the pigeons we see downtown. >> if you're going to rescue these guys, take them home and get them a good home. they make amazing pets. >> the latest birds are up for adoption in oakland and a nonprofit that elizabeth runs based out of san francisco. she has foster homes across the bay area and 190 >> is it worse than it wors butchered? >> i think so. >> neither one is great. >> the best intentions, the worst of outcomes and much

often. domesticated animals have no chance of surviving. it is good we are shedding some light on this issue. i don't think there is a huge awareness. let's take a look at the weather outside. some of the fog is >> it is assisted by a rather vigorous when flow. here is a look at the current gusts ranging from 30 to about 35 miles per hour in the windiest locations. by bay area standards and is a wind-chill factor. here is a view from mount tam. hooking at a bright blue sky up above but little patches san jose. 59 at half moon bay. here is a view from golden gate

of some of those drifting patches of clouds.of clouds.of . 67 at livermore. the view from our camera looking across the brbr embarcadero. these are our forecast features. patching low clouds. we will be around for the morning commute. the warming trend begins this weekend and it will be turning hot inland by the middle of next week. forecast animation for overnight conditions shows an increase in low clouds near the bay and the coast. not very widespread or dense low clouds butclouds butclouds t around in the early morning hours and disappear as a get into the daytime hours. a large area of high clouds will pass over giving us hazy sunshine at some point tomorrow. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. san francisco will bottom out

to about 50 degrees. is a look at tomorrow's high temperatures 59 at half moon bay. we are on the bay shoreline and we will see highs in the mid to upper 60s down in the south bay. 71 at san jose. mainly mid to upper 70supper 70s the north bay low to mid 70s. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. on the gradual warming tomorrow and friday just by a couple of degrees. over the weekend we have a more significant warm-up with high temperatures in the and reaching into the mid to upper 80s saturday and sunday. a slight drop off on sunday. inland highs bounce back to about 90 on tuesday and mid-90s on wednesday. have a significant warm-up coming next week. if the wind doesn't diminish a little bit it is going to be hot and breezy. >> high fire danger too. thank you, spencer. california's efforts to keep pride all year long. fi

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>> rence thanks so much for your time and good luck on the reopening on june 15. thanks so much stephen.

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even managers employees to police one another. how do i know that the person next to me is vaccinated or not? and i have to ask. i think it just becomes a bit awkward for people to be put in that position. >> yeah, spencer what you think? >> i agree it puts us in a uncomfortable position because you don't want to go around and play the office cop and ask everybody pay been vaccinated. you don't hope you're going to get an honest answer. >> right. >> so we need to ease into this thing is gonna be a period of discomfort. >> we have been in a period of discomfort for your have almost. kristen would make an excellent office cop. safety monitor. >>'s book announced today it plans to open most of its u.s. offices to at least 50% capacity early september and reopen fully in october. but even with that announcement, the company is expanding its work from home policy allowing any employee to do so, if there were can be

performed out of the office. there is an interesting twist to this. according to bloomberg, those employees who are allowed to work from home then decide to move to lower-cost region, may have their pay reduced. facebook, stay out of people's wallace! do you disagree? >> companies have been doing that. >> look, if you can do your job wherever, timbuktu -- it is not facebook's business where you choose to call home. yeah, it does make it easier for them, and maybe there's some incentive and you save some money. but i don't think that that should be a mandatory requirement, to say oh, okay i'm moving to wakeman, texas. >> can you also tell us if the employee can do work from home, that they can't. >> but they might make less money. dan, you were going to jump in? >> are you being paid for the job you're doing or or where you're living, or a combination

of both? if you are being paid for the job you're doing and you can work from home and you are doing the same job if you live in that community, i agree with you, larry. i feel like if you're paid for the job, let me do the job no matter where i'm living. >> and i moved to waco, texas, they should increase my pay. you will be quite popular there, spencer. >> a lot of for thanksgiving shopping options just got slimmer. today best buy announced it is going to keep its doors closed on holidays just as it did last year. the move is part of the trend by major retailers, target and we walmart also announced they are going to be closed on inks giving without citing a reason. analyst believe that retailers no longer see it as necessary to open on the holiday due to online shopping sales. what you guys say? i say kudos for you don't want

stores open on thanksgiving comments for families. >> i agree with the reason, too. with so many people shopping online, there may be more anagen opening the store, the brick-and-mortar store on thanks giving day. >> i just always felt so sorry for the employees at the stores that get dragged in and have to work. it is completely unnecessary. so it is not like your sales are going to go up that much. in some cases, people would rush out, but come on, do you really want to leave her family that badly? ? i suppose, i agree with you. if you are determined to open and give the employees time and a half, incentivize them and ask for volunteers but if i don't want to work on my don't have to. and if i do i get paid extra for doing it. we also have no news on thanksgiving? >> something to discuss after the program. if you have got valencia on a crocs budget, here's your chance to meet in the middle and a lot of people didn't think i could

balenciaga and then i blew it. the two companies have teamed up to create a high-heeled version of crocs. take the company shoes in a very different direction for the stiletto crocs debut during the spring 2022 balenciaga clones collection show. is not the first time crocs and they have teamed up, they previously came up with the platform version a few years ago, which sold for, brace yourself, $850.00. that is the brand. when i first saw this, i actually thought this will be a great rent item and i thought this was a joke they're not doing this. >> but they are doing it. >> they look impossible to stand on, kristen would be a better judge of that. they look like stilts, kristin and $800, is it still made a product plastic? >> the same plastic, that was my thought exactly. it does look like it provides very good balance and security,

so people probably would trip and hurt themselves i can see that. i mean the platforms, i kind of understand. >> got the rubber underneath, so you will be fine. >> is the center of balance. >> a looks a little homemade, to be honest. >> yeah. maybe that is how it started. i don't know. is this a fashion statement that anybody wants to make? >> i don't know, what are we unhip for even thinking that? >> i think that is a given. >> speak for yourself. all right, that's probably good place to start stop. and spencer is relocating to waco. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking

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heights, opens in theaters and on streaming tomorrow. it is directed by john m chu, shut the stardom after his film crazy rich agents. i caught up with john recently and got the scoop on why he went so far as to put the word heights in his son's name. >> >> reporter: when the pandemiquette last year no originally lindeman well miranda wanted to have it based on streaming and you said no let's wait for the big screen? why is it so important? >> i knew what happened was ridiculous.

i saw what happens when you put something in a dark room and tell people to pay for it. it loses the value, you tell people -- i saw that and made stars or actors. and they are be on the movie itself. they are able to make lanes that are therefore other people as well and to me that was important part about this movie and i had an opportunity. >> got to see it on the big screen like 10 times, right? the musical numbers, they are epic, they are splashy, they are you know, scrumptious, kind of like the jon chu style now. especially the song, 96,000. 's? that was not scripted. we were walking around the neighborhood saying what was great about the process when you get to go the neighborhood wells all written about. and howard writer said that's

where the public pool is and with all these giant pools. our producers' jaws drop, and we said we have to do number here. we have to do the number with all these different shapes and sizes, and they don't have to match. this is old hollywood washington heights style and there can be just as beautiful and just as big, and just as inspirational. and so, we did it, it was nice. >> was awesome. what was it like, directing lin- manuel miranda? >> it was very scary. but you know what? i could not have asked for a better guide. and he is someone i look up to as a meter as a cultural leader and as a friend. he has a good heart and it shows you that there are good people. they're really, really talented and good people out there. and it only inspires you to be more like him. >> reporter: before crazy rich agents came out, remember we were at your parents restaurant, and i asked you if you felt any

responsibility because it was gonna be the first studio film starring a majority agent cashed in 25 years. do you feel that now with the heights" or do you feel like you the vault past that or hollywood has evolved past that your network? >> i think i learned from that that it is not just one movie, it is not just one person. it is all of us moving forward . and it is not just the asian community. it's all these other communities who are needing to tell their stories. and this is the moment where we floodgates with our stories. the more, the better. so in a way, yes, one movie can make a difference for actors, make lanes and safe lanes. but real sustained change occurs when the whole community changes with it. and th. country changes with it, i think that's where we're at. >> john, communications on ordering the next two baby summer. i heard that you name your kids

at your projects. so, tell us about your son, named after this movie and then the next one, hopefully it won't be wicked, because i'm not sure about we get is in a. >> you never know. i made, and is not my purpose is to name them after project. but when i was in washington heights and i got to see this community, i saw the love and the joint aspirations of the dreams. i wanted my son to say the word heights every day of his life. i wanted to see what it looks like to see on the trees and to be on your neighborhood and i just thought it was a beautiful word that i've heard. and i'm from los altos, jackson , the heights, so it all match together. >> reporter: amazing, jon thank you congratulations and thank you for telling our stories, all of us. >> think you, you, too. >> that love the joy that he had for washington heights in the store in the community, chosen the story. i saw the preview and it's amazing, and it is so

chu . >> would you name your child getting answers? >> let's get some answers from spencer christian. maybe i should name my kids gusty and sunny. here is a look at what's coming our way tonight. where can have areas of low cloud and dense to watch. but patches of low cloud spread overnight low sent mail individual of her 40s. benchmark to help mainly sunny skies after some lingering morning clouds. highs will range from upper 50s at the post to mainly mid and upper 60s in the bay to mid to low 70s inland. then it starts to get warmer, to conceal the accuweather seven-day forecast. only gradually warmer, slightly warmer on friday. and more significantly warmer over the weekend and by midweek, next week we may see high temperatures inland in the mid-90s. larry? >> thank you very much spencer. a washington state 11-year- old who said he has never met anyone with his name paid a visit to san francisco to meet a creature that has his name.

he met his new pal ryer the river otto@pier 39, you see the two grew something of a friendship over the course of the pandemic i'm not sure how they did that. but after discovering he was not the only ryer out there, the spokane resident donated christmas money to help the a query of care for ryer the river otter. >> is really cool that i found someone else have the same name as me. and he's also really playful and not as motivated at me. >> how adorable. as a tankful you to ryer and forrest think generosity, he received the river otter facemask and a piece of art painted by ryer the river otter who is apparently quite talented. time travel, coming back from the dead, that's just what you can expect in the latest disney plus

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in the mcu before marvel said, not so fast. >> i was completely surprised. >> reporter: the new series has loki on an alternate time line. seems the master of mischief has gone off on his own tangent. much in the annoyance of the time authority. the tba. >> they're basically a bureau that oversees the authority of time. >> are you guilty or not guilty sir. >> he has this character he represents. chaos, this institution represents order and there you go. >> reporter: helping him navigate all this is agent mobius played by owen wilson. >> you literally stab people in the back like 50 times. >> reporter: wilson told me he had a lot to learn from hiddleston. >> my character is supposed to be an expert at low key and wasn't -- is supposed to be an

expert at loki and i wasn't. >> he did a great thing where before scenes to saoeupl sometimes pump everybody up. he would kind of cue some music and he was very, very effective dj. >> their relationship tomorrows the heart of the 6 episodes going which loki is shown in all of his complexity. >> this is it occurs to me a tv series for everybody who has complained there's never enough character development in these films right. >> yes. there's so much breath to be able to take an anti hero and have them mature and have shown perspective. >> reporter: that's going to do >> reporter: that's going to do it for abc 7

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it's official, come next tuesday vaccinated californians will be able to go without masks most places. but now business owners have to make tough decisions about if and how they would implement these new rules. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news live at 5:00. the guidance is coming with not much time to spare. abc 7 is counting down to the reopening of california. and as you can see on your screen we're counting down to june 15th the day coronavirus restrictions will lift statewide. that's just five days away believe it or not after all of this time. we have team coverage of the changing mask rules tonight. laura anthony is in the east bay with reaction from businesses but we'll begin with