still have to wear a mask while at work? that is under debate at this very moment. good evening. thank you for joining us. you are watching abc7 is at 6:00 life here on abc7, who live and wherever you string. >> we have been wearing masks for more than a year as we try to beat the pandemic. if you are fully vaccinated you will be able to take us off in most places starting next week. the date to circle on your calendar is june 15. that is said as the day california reopens. >> reopening california is a very big deal and that is why we have team coverage on this topic. laura anthony spent today talking with gyms and restaurants to find out what will change next week for customers. we will start with cornell bernard live in the newsroom with workers perspectives. cornell, workplace was under debate even as we speak. they are. cal osha is talking about this issue right now. they are reconsidering mask rules for the workplace.

the controversy says if one person in the workplace is not fully vaccinated everybody has to wear a mask. no decision yet but ward members are questioning what could be allowed. >> you can self attest to being vaccinated or you can show a card for example. there is that level of just being vaccinated and then do there is another level which is if you are a business person and you post a sign unvaccinated persons must wear a face covering, if i am unvaccinated and i put on a face covering you might infer this person must be unvaccinated. top health official dr. mark galli laid out the long- awaited roles for mask wearing for the businesses the choice of three options. customers can self attest they

have been vaccinated. business operator can require a vaccination verification system and the third option would be for everyone to be required to wear a mask. >> those who don't believe it is enough to have that approach they could require individuals who enter a business or frequent and establishment to wear masks. there will be some exceptions. masks will be required indoors at k-12 schools childcare facilities and other settings. there will also be required in healthcare settings presents homeless shelters and during travel. that includes planes, subways, taxis, trains, fairies and transportation hubs. guys this is information from the state is the most information -- most guidance we have received about what life will look like after the june 15th opening date. we will see how it

interesting to be at this point. walk us through the new mask a guidance about indoor events like warriors games. >> getting into indoor mega- events at the chase center at the oakland arena or any other indoor events will require proof of vaccination or a negative covid test result. vaccine verification is recommended but not required at outdoor events like giants or a's games or at a concert at the shoreline amphitheater. will not fully vaccinated or don't have a negative covid test will be admitted as long as they wear a mask. >> think you, cornell. the states numerals take effect unless in a week. that is when california reopens. as you can see abc7 is counting down to june 15th. it is about five doesfive does away. that is when restrictions will lift statewide. >> after all this time it is just around the corner. has been extremely confusing for businesses to figure out what the reopening will look like for them and customers. let's continue team coverage with laura anthony. she is five with that part of the story and lafayette. hi

deb. confusing is a word i did hear over and over today even with the new guidelines that have been coming from the state today. one the company the store behind me safeway did put out a statement clarifying what their policy would be. that is vaccinated customers will not be required to wear a mask inside safeway storsafewayr they are gearing up at walnut creek's pharma jim looking forward to welcoming more people back want to work out inside. perhaps without a mask.a mask.a. >> it will not be on the 15th. it will be an automatic complete change. we will transition classes. we will transition behavior. >> the owner doesn't know yet what will make his members feel most comfortable. for now the outdoor gym will stay in place. beyond that business owners throughout the bay area are a

bit confused by what exactly reopening will look like on june 15. >> i think realistically it will be the honor system. i think it is very onerous for businesses to try to stop someone at the gate and say are you vaccinated or not. >> walgreens has signs up like these in the bay area but in california masking for those unvaccinated will be required not optional even after june 15. what about masking for people seated indoors for hours next to strangers? >> june 15th kind of doesn't mean much. much. much >> the owner of shake well in oakland says he will add a few more tables indoors but otherwise he will take his cues from his customers. in the meantime employees will keep the masks on. >> we have a team are vaccinated. we don't know if our guests are. we are not opening up -- it will not be like what we were before the pandemic.

there will not be the bar. our pace will be >> reporter: late today safeway one of the first big companies to come out and say starting june 15th and its california stores, vaccinated customers will be welcome inside without masks. i can tell you from my travels and discussions today there are very few business owners i talked with who are comfortable with this idea that they would be screening customers are asking them whether they are vaccinated effectively for personal health information as they are coming through the door. it puts everyone in an awkward situation probably. no one wants to play traffic cop i would imagine. business owners i am sure are worried about making -- after all of this time too many changes to quickly, right? >> right. it has been 15 months. different people have different

comfort levels. the owner told me he is going to take his cues from his customers, see what people comfortable. he is going to see how things play out and gradually make changes. these folks are well aware that if we throw the doors open welcome in without masks a lot of people would stay away. laura, thank you very much. as the state had stored reopening what should you do with your masks? dr. patel joined us on abc7 is that 4:00 to talk about what you need to keep in mind. >> i don't think i am comfortable to say we are completely ready to this mask for everyone. we don't have 100% or 70% or 80% vaccination. the minute we started to reopen, travel starts to rto rtr

>> the good news according to dr. patel is studies are finding vaccines provide a good level of protection against the variance including the highly contagious delta variance. if you have questions about vaccines, ask the abc7 news vaccine team. not 6:00 from the i-team, family visits san francisco union square and finds their car windows smashed. reports are rising specifically in areas where they cut security services at high- volume parking garages. the i-team first brought the story a month ago sierra says the problem is it getting any better. >> exactly! it is getting worse. the city says there are no plans on reinstating any of the contracts that provided security services at half of the cities high-volume parking

garages. call it bad luck or the price of parking in san francisco. >> they took their families to union square for the first time since the pandemic began. >> my wife was saying let's park on the street. i said no, it is safer parking in the garage. >> not exactly. they came back electronics and kids toys stolen from the glovebox. it turns out they weren't the only ones. >> nine cars they said at the same time. >> in an effort to cut costs, the city cut off security services half of the high- volume parking garage is in san francisco. the decision was temporary so we asked this week if any of the contracts would be reinstated. the agency says no.says no.says.

>> they are two out of the 6900 auto burglaries reported in san francisco this year. that is a 1% decrease from 2020 but they say the problem is getting worse in the central district were car burglaries have more than doubled. >> they parking groups of 4-6 people they are breaking into cars. >> back in the 80s the police department had a patrol bureau task force that at one point had 100 officers dedicated to only focus on car break-ins. that is a luxury they can't afford now struggling with a major staffing shortage. what is being done? >> we are developing a tourism plan to make sure we have enough officers in the areas frequently traveled by

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cruise launched a preemptive strike to reduce fire danger in san mateo county with two controlled burns on land owned by the san francisco puc. firefighters from cal fire into other agencies burn four acres near san andreas dam and more. they were scheduled for yesterday but were postponed because of the high winds.high . was still a bit breezy but not nearly what it was yesterday. >> wildfires are one risk we face as the drought worsens. santa clara county's largest water provider declared in water shortage emergency. that will lead to mandat restrictions.

chris nguyen has more from san jose. >> emphasizing the need for conservation to be a way of life, the santa clara valley water district board voted unanimously this afternoon to declare a water shortage emergency to the community to reduce water use by 15% compared to 2019 levels. >> being proactive today can help us for next yearnext yearnr be extraordinarily grim. >> in order to meet the target, officials said the public should cut back on outdoor irrigation. for example, the water district is asking cities and private water companies to whom it provides water to impose limits on how often residents can water their lawns and enforcing other rules to discourage water wasting. >> climate change is real. it is affecting our water supply. >> agencies can also 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 thinking strategically about how to amplify the use of nonconventional water sources

like recycled water. >> how did we end up with a water shortage? last month, the federal government announced it would cut water deliveries to urban areas it serves which includes the water district allocations 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 to its . >> we are in a very serious situation. way worse than last time especially since half the storage is gone and the amount of water coming in our county is just a trickle. >> today's luke could possibly lead to higher water rates with penalties for overuse. as we head into the summer, valley water is also reminding residents about its landscape rebate program which could help with saving and conserving. we all have to do our part. it is going to be a difficult summer. >> yeah, a long, hot, dry summer. >> long-winded spell which is still with us.with us.with us.

it is just so gusty. it will continue to be so into the evening hours. let's take a look at the sky outside. the only thing that compares a beautiful blue sky is a beautiful sky with a few clouds. it is 59 degrees in san francisco. 61 in oakland.nd.nd.nd. another few of those around him you could see patchy clouds drifting over the bay. 65 in santa santa santa santa s from the rooftop, we have a view of more clouds gatclouds gt we will have a warming trend heading into the weekend. then we expect the wins to relax a little bit. looking at the animation overnight we will see macleod developing. as they disappear in the morning hours we will see a

wave of high clouds passing by in the afternoon and evening hours. it will be a bright mainly sunny day. overnight low temperatures will be in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees. has will range from upper 50s to the mid and upper 60s now the bay shoreline and only mid- 70s and most of the inland locations. not much of a warm-up tomorrow about coming our way we will see temperatures bounce up a couple of degrees. miles to warm beginning saturday with an inland high in the mid to upper 80s going into the middle of next week. mid-70s around the bay shoreline. by next wednesday we will have hot weather in the inland areas with high temperatures in the mid-maybe mid to upper 90s. the weather doesn't feel like christmas but that is what some are focused on. christmas in the park that is. organizers of the holiday

tradition are making plans for a return to normalcy. as dustin dorsey explains, some of the innovations will stick around. >> account down to san jose's christmas in the park is already on. >> in addition it is where we construct and renovate and come up with new ideas to offer our guests every year. >> we got a first look at some of their new holiday magic. >> behind me is our candy cane shipping depot. it is the first project our new team has worked on together. when you push the button all of this activates. we added new lighting, new anime tronics, a soundtrack and smell a vision. >> we are in the heart of christmas in the park but in just a few months time everything in this warehouse will be on display at two

locations brand-new for 2021. >> we are excited to the walk-through and the drive- through. >> a pandemic pivot the drive- through was so popular that organizers are keeping it around with a few tweaks. >> we will be at lake cunningham park this year. brand-new music, brenda lights. adding a 65 foot tall walk- through christmas tree. so excited for our drive- through and walk-through events. >> new is it usually something you think of about a 40-year- old tradition that organizers wanted to create something special for guest's to enjoy post-pandemic. >> people that said they loved the drive-through even more. peanut the christmas magic will return this thanksgiving. a

dining experienced design for the outdoors is making a comeback. off the grid is reopening some markets on tuesday. >> we were operating about 12 markets every single day throughout the bay area. hopefully we can get back up to that. >> for markets will initinit reopen. they will test demand for fuel for food to go during lunch hours. a dinner night market will also open tuesday. i am wayne freedman in oakland where a

tonight, the story of the best intentions gone awry. people who think they are rescuing animals but inadvertently sentencing them to inhumane debts. wayne freedman has more on a worsening pigeon problem. >> spend time at oakland animal services you know you will see cats and dogs.and dogs.and dogs. the squeak of the five week old pigeon will likely be foreign to you. it isn't to elizabeth young, though. >> they weren't raised as pets. they weren't raised to be handled. they were raised to be but you're. >> it brings us 28 king pigeons up for adoption.

care a small symptom of a large recurring problem. >> we have probably had three groups like this. >> people release these birds all year long as cheap replacements for doves or homing pigeons or they buy them and butcher shops to save their lives. >> this latest set was probably sent free it may look like a safe benign placement not for a domesticated animal with no survival skills. >> i think the people who released them here think they are helping them but they are not. they are going to die a bad death and they will be eaten alive. >> by cats, dogs, other birds. king pigeons have been bred domestically for generations. it leaves them defenseless. >> these are not the pigeons downtown. >> if you are going to rescue these guys, take them home and get them a good home. take good care of them. they make good pets. >> is these latest birds up for adoption in a oakland.

she has foster homes across the bay area and 190 birds as of today. >> they suffer a lot and they get eaten alive. it is a bad debt. >> is it worse? them being butcher? >> i think so. i think so. me the one is great. >> the best intentions, the worst of outcomes, and much often. california students did months of distance learning. some of them did a year. tonight, look at who doesn't want to go back to the classroom, from college kids. >> there is incredible talent. we just haven't built the

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and online education. it is what millions of california students experienced over the past year including hundreds of thousands of college students at the largest four-year public university cal state schools. while some are anxious to return to in person learning,

surprisingly about half are noao leah melendez tells us what students can expect in the fall because education is a part building a better bay area. >> many colleges are sure they will start the fall entirely in person, the california state university system is changing its course of action. in december 2020 at announced all 23 campuses would reopen in fall 2021 for in person classes. earlier this month it backtracked saying ne options were here to stay after many students requested them. there is the potential for some folks to be seeking more flexible options. >> for the most part, these so- called commuter campuses have students who work allowing them to continue to do online courses and it gives them more flexibility as they balance work and college. >> by having more flexibility,

they believe they will see higher graduation rates. >> the president of csu recently tweeted that he very much wants to see the csu achieve the goal of higher graduation rates and eliminating a any gaps. i think we can do this by providing flexibility. christopher is a student at san francisco state university. he had to moved to arkansas when the pandemic it. >> i was living in arkansas. the online made it a lot easier to continue my education. >> estate chancellor is planning for about a 50% in person class return. moving forward the college system believes online courses may be permanent.

putting money where your mouth is. that is the strategy silicon valley says is needed initiative is getting support in the valley. it is an example of building a better bay area by addressing race and social justice. david lewis shows us why supporting historically black colleges could be critical. >> they are known as historically black colleges and universities. 107 hbcus and all recognized by the federal government. only one is in california. the rest are in the east and south. these schools could be critical to provide talent says elliott robinson. >> there is incredible talent we just have it built up pipeline.

a new phone called the advancement initiative is investing millions of dollars to support hbcus. a $2 million commitment is made by the silicon valley community foundation. robinson is a 2006 graduate of morehouse college. >> i think it will spohn a generation of african-american founders and i am really excited about it. >> the excuse by hiring managers is that they can't find qualified black candidates and that is questionable. >> that is not true. it is where they are looking. there are qualified students out there. i feel this investment will interest the number qualified students. >> it could be enticing black graduates to move to silicon valley. networking will be important to make that happen. >> 10 years from now when we hopped back on abc we will talk about all of the great founders,

engineers and software coders that were produced based on this new initiative. >> change takes time to produce results. a popular san francisco cafc target of anti-medic vandalism sadly. someone scrolled offensive language in large blue letters in the mission two days ago. it is believed the vandals were targeting the owner whose afghan father sought refuge in israel. have seen a jump in these kind of attacks recently locally and across the country. >> we saw a 75% increase in the two week period after violence started between israel and the gaza strip. that is compared to the two weeks prior. >> last month vandals attacked --. they won't deter their message of peace and love in the

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>> not a proposed new bill called the e quality act could be a huge stop in discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation and gender identity. >> it is 2021 and it is crazy to think we are still in a place where we are having to fight for equal rights. >> decades in the making. the equality act aims to give new protections to lgbtq plus americans. >> you will have the opportunity to live your organic lives free. >> here is what the act would do. it would update federal balls. everything from housing and education to public accommodations and employment.

>> i was fired up. i was terminated from employment because of being trans. >> other states such as california have been at the forefront of legislation. >> there is a responsibility we have to uphold this tradition of not being afraid to be the first in fighting for our most vulnerable californians which include our lgbtq plus community. >> house passed the equality act early this year. still, it's fate remains uncertain as it goes to the senate for consideration. >> it is taking a long time. the fight for equality is far from over. >> if that were to pass, it sends a clear message that our lives matter, that my life matters. >> you can stream all of our california dreaming stories on demand including our 30 minute

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>> essentially that is what we do with guide dogs. >> he is kind of ready for anything. >> guide dogs for the blind. one of those amazing organizations. the bond between the animal and the owner is awesome. >> will know how severe they wildfire season this could be. the big increase over last year so far this year 16,800 acres is burned in california. is look at the temperature outlook for the week ahead, it

looks like some pretty warm weather headed our way. is dangerously dry. we have had this windy pattern. it has a bit hot yet but we expect a 70% chance of above average temperatures. what about the chances of rain over the next several days? slim to none. here is the forecast animation. it will come close to the bay area. the closest approach will probably be friday night of this week. we are not likely to get any rain. even if we get a few drops it will not be significant in terms of diminishing the risk of fire. on we go to current conditions. we will see increasing low clouds. a couple of locations will bottom out at about 50 degrees. we will have sunny skies with highs ranging from upper 50s at the coast to mainly mid to upper 60s around the baseline. generally the inland areas warm-

up to mid to upper 70s. the accuweather 7-day forecast. it will be a minor warm-up on friday. a more significant warm-up over the weekend. saturday through next tuesday look for inland highs in the mid to upper 80s. by next wednesday it gets even warmer. it will be hot and then with high temperatures in the mid to upper 90s in the inland communities. thank you, spencer. sports director larry beil is here with some drama. >> i want to get your take on this. you make the call. controversy in the a's game today. is it a catch? is it a drop? two runs hanging in

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