be wondering if the surge in other parts of the world means it is inevitable we will see a surge here. doctors we spoke to say that while we could see a spike, it is not something us in the bay area need to be too concerned about, at least not yet. in parts of asia and europe, covid is once again surging and for californians excited to finally remove their masks, hearing about the situation may elicit a renewed sense of dread should >> we seem to be always two or four weeks after the u.k. it is like the u.k. is a harold for us. >> is what is happening over seas bound to happen here? after two years of expecting to hear doom and gloom, their answers were surprisingly optimistic. as it inevitable the bay area sees another surge in the next month or two months? >> it is not inevitable in that timeframe. >> should people be concerned?

>> not given our high immunity. i think that is really important to stress. >> she does believe it is likely the bay area will see some spike but it will likely be similar to the u.k. and denmark where cases have gone up but hospitalizations stayed flat. >> the bay area is highly vaccinated. we are 87% vaccinated over the age of five. because of that, i'm hoping we are going to follow the same pattern and are hospitalizations are going to be ok. >> dr. rutherford says the bay area has so much unity he believes there may not even be a surge. he says it may not happen again until winter. >> it depends on what happens with ukraine, what happens in western europe. i don't think so. i think we are probably reasonably protected now with the next few months.

something both doctors are watching to the region has a low vaccination rate and there is concern the humanitarian crisis with refugees jammed into trains and bomb shelters could also be a super-spreader. >> i think that is potentially the place where we could be introducing new variants if they emerge. it is a source for introducing a lot of additional cases. >> even if that does happen, both doctors told us the bay areas high immunity should still give us protection. there is also the chance of the fourth covid shot that could further add to that. you have got to keep in mind this is only their outlook for the bay area. they said other places in california and the country that did not have as high a vaccination rate could be more impacted. >> what about the surge in asia? shanghai disney has closed because of covid outbreaks. what do the doctors say about what is happening there? >> both doctors say what is

happening in asia is unlikely to make an impact here. asia is ceiling the -- asia is seeing the tail end of the omicron surge. this is not a case where they're going to give it to us. it is more likely a case where we gave it to them. >> even as cases increase in some places, hong kong will lift its ban on flights from nine countries including the u.s. starting april 1. it is cutting the quarantine period from 14 days to seven. the fda's vaccine advisory committee will meet in two weeks to discuss future booster doses. pfizer and moderna have asked of the agency to authorize a fourth shot. the open unit -- the oakland unified school district dropped its outdoor mast mandate but masks are still required in classrooms and other indoor locations. >> families impacted by covid-19 are eligible for up to $9,000 in federal costs but the abc 7 data team found that less than one

third have received assistance. melanie woodrow has more on the roadblocks some are encountering. >> when christen -- when kristin's father passed away from covid-19, she was struck by the tremendous loss to it left >> in me not only deep grief and sadness but what felt like a hurricane in my body. >> like most covid deaths, it was unexpected. >> we did not have the $15,000 on hand to just make sure that he was taking care of in a dignified way. >> she applied for and receive the maximum fema covid-19 funeral assistance. $9,000. but says the process was not without road blogs including getting through by phone, calling a dedicated hotline is the only way to apply. the abc 7 data team analyzed fema and cdc data as of march 15. more than $2 billion in

assistance has been given out to more than 300,000 applicants since the agency began accepting applications and april 2021 but that is less than one third of all covid-19 deaths in the unit states. in california, of the 38,086 people who applied, about 68% were approved. for more than 86,000 covid deaths in california meaning only 30% of eligible people were awarded funeral assistance. tories awareness, matthew -- to raise awareness, matthew perrotta says he is targeting communications and areas with high covid death rates and low fema assistance application numbers. >> most of those areas were in the central valley. >> of the roadblocks people are encountering is the cause of death listed 10 there >> a lot of families who had >> loved ones die and the getting of the pandemic before testing was available. >> if the death certificate was issued between january 20 and may 16, 2020, and must either

attribute the death directly or indirectly to covid-19 or be accompanied by a signed statement from the original certifier of the death certificate or the medical examiner or corner. the signed statement must provide an additional explanation looking the cause of death to covid-19. if the death certificate occurred on or after may 17, 2020 the death certificate must attribute the death directly or indirectly to covid-19. even then, the process is not always soon. marisol's father passed away awa january 9, 2020 one. she lives in l.a.. her father passed away in new york. she says when she applied, she submitted two versions of her child's -- of her father's death certificate. it took multiple follow-up calls to ultimately receive the funds three months later. >> it is a hard process to

navigate. i know my aunt who lost my uncle and her son never applied because she had trouble collecting documents. >> california ranks 13 in the percentage of applications approved as of march 15. >> persistence is key. if you are denied once, you keep trying and asking questions. >> fema says delays in payment may be related to death certificate, or providing legible documents. as of now, there is no deadline to apply for covid-19 funeral assistance. >> hundreds of union steelworkers went on strike at the chevron richmond refinery today. the workers walked out after voting done chevron's recent contract offer and what they say was the company's refusal to return to the bargaining table. their demanding safety improvements and a 17% pay raise to offset inflation and health care costs. >> the caused of living under

the bay area has gone to the point where it is hard to live. workers have to live 45 minutes to an hour out asking for relief for company who just reported the most earnings they have had since 2014. >> united steelworkers represents one third of the workers at the refinery. chevron issued a statement saying we believe our contract offer is fair, competitive and responsive to usw concerns. the union demands exceeded what the company believes to be reasonable. six dollar gas is quickly becoming the norm at stations across california. the latest numbers from aaa show gas prices have climbed to an average of 5.85 a gallon. in the bay area prices are holding steady. drivers are paying 5.84 a gallon to the average price in samo does go is five point 82 a gallon. >>

a story you only see on abc7news. >> witnessing what appears to be shoplifting at walgreens is not exactly uncommon these days in the bay area. but what is -- a man who requestededed his first name of kevin taking matters into his own hands. >> this is a time you can make an impact. >> on a saturday afternoon quickly escalates. than two minutes. >> leave me alone. >> kevin can be heard asking bystanders to call police and blames the men for increasing prices. >> you are making these prices go up. >> the suspect starts yelling out to a friend. >> he kept calling for his

friend and i thought he was fibbing. >> but he was not and moments later a sedan pulled up. a man in blue walks toward the store. >> he tried to get me into a headlock. i picked him up by the groin and through him to the ground. >> kevin loses his shoes during the struggle. both suspects run to the getaway car nearby. >> should i report the car? witness a crime and can report it safely, then great. to get involved can open yourself up to litigation. if a business does not cooperate with the investigation, is it worth inserting yourself? >> i could have been charged with assault and i may be charged with assault. we all kind of are realizing northern california, little soft cities like this. >> stolen merchandise was recovered. the question for kevin? >> would you do this over again if you had the opportunity?

>> my mom would kill me, my friends would kill me but i would do it all over again. >> with severe his body, doctors were not sure this man would survive. the new innovative treatment that has helped him recover. >> sued for discrimination. the accusations three former employees are leveling against a tech giant. >> record warm temperatures in the second day of spring. here is a look at some of those that are possible tomorrow. the chance wednesday before some rain roles in

>> google is facing a lawsuit from former minority employees who say they faced discrimination will working at the company. some of those employees share their stories today and zach fuentes has more on what they had to say. at google for six years. she left her home in baltimore to become a diversity recruiter. she was able to recruit more than 500 black students to work for the company. she says she was wrongfully terminated in september of 2020. >> it was one of the most pain i have had in my life she says despite two degrees and years of experience, she was never given a promotion and was underpaid. she says other black employees work sprinting the same thing. >> i began to question the whit dominant policies in practice within google.

policies that have ultimately led to the under leveling and underpaying of black talent at google. policies that have led to black believing google at higher rates than any other group in the country. >> she said her plans to address the discrimination led to her firing should now she is being represented by a team of attorneys. >> don't condemn her. support her. let's try to disrupt discrimination. friday and since then, they have heard from others who say they were discriminated against like chloe who worked at google from 2012 to 2016. she said she faced sexual harassment and tried to speak out about race issues but was bullied into resigning without severance or any support. >> it was clear to me they wanted me out but i did not realize what my rights were and they took advantage of that. >> crump is working to make it a class action suit.

>> will, we encourage you to do the right thing. >> we have reached out google for a response to the lawsuit. so far, we have not heard back. >> in the east bay, a fire destroyed three tiny homes at a community designed to provide transitional housing for the homeless. the fire started at 10:00 a.m. near lake merritt. it took crews 25 minutes to get the fire out. no one was hurt by five people were displaced. the cause is under investigation. >> a man who was somehow trapped in an underground pipe in antioch is safe this evening things to contra costa he does contra costa fire crews. he spent two days stuck in a narrow storm drain should a bystander was the first to hear his cries for help. >> i heard him screaming for help.

he asked me to help him. hours. the team had to dig near the area before going down the drain to pull the men out here officials say he was responsive and taken to a local hospital. in the south bay, a sunnyvale man is getting ready to leave the hospital four months after he wrist his life to put out a fire near a school. he suffered severe burns and dr. say he had little chance to live. only on abc7news, dustin dorsey talked to the man as he prepared to go home. >> at santa clara valley medical center, 53-year-old is taking his road to recovery one step at a time. we have translated his interview with us. >> very thankful for all the hospital has done. >> garcia was rescued by firefighters while trying to put out a fire himself burning near a school i began

my boots and i had my bad and i tried to put out the fire with my jacket but i could not. i heard a voice saying he is burning. after that i don't remember anything until i got to the hospital. >> garcia suffered severe burns to more than 60% of his body. >>'s legs in particular. fourth to fifth degree he was burned down to his bone. his chance of surviving was 20%. not only has he survived but he is able to walk with assistance. >> it took four months and nine surgeries including one where innovative procedure. doctors used a treatment to grow more than 5000 square centimeters of new skin from his remaining unburned skin. >> sending a small biopsy of his skin to a laboratory that is able to grow massive sheets of that which is able to facilitate healing the majority of his burns. >> garcia is now enjoyinarcia is little things in life including a real meal after weeks on a liquid diet. >> a lenguaenguaenguaenguaenguaa

salsa and a delicious public:. >> all the technology we have, all the services don't work if the patient does not want to see it through but he did. >> to be able to see him walk and go up and down stairs, he is achieving his goals. >> now i understand all the process they did so i can be good again and i am grateful to all at the santa clara hospital team. >> even after being given a 20% chance of live -- 20% chance to live, tomorrow he is going home. >> we are so happy to be able to report that showed what a journey he has been on santa clara county officials will vote this week on a plan that could help combat the housing shortage paired the mayors of santa clara and morgan hill joined the county supervisor to discuss multiple affordable housing projects in the works. tomorrow, county supervisors

will work -- will vote on purchasing the land for those projects which will provide housing for families, veterans, seniors and people with those disabilities. the mayor says it is a chance to repay a debt to dozens trying to earn a living in one of the most expensive regions of the country. >> they stocked our shelves. the answer the call to 911. they taught our kids over zoom should know we have to help them achieve the american dream. the american dream of homeownership. >> the county has approval to spend $950 million on affordable housing thanks to a bond measure passed by voters in 2016. >> we are warming up here i'm wondering how hot it is going to get. > it is gorgeous outside. mike nicco is here with the forecast. > wondering if it gets warm enough some people want to work from home and not come into the office. record highs possible. look at this beautiful silhouette of the city as we look from emeryville.

milder lows. starts tonight with breezy hills. that is going to keep our temperature up. sunny and record warm. tomorrow, possible and also wednesday. the weekend, we have a chance of showers. look at this gorgeous sunset from the east bay hills camera. much cooler as we get to the coast and the bay. santa clara, 67. here is a look at a sunny san jose. we are looking at 76 in santa rosa. we will be closer to 81 in fairfield. here's a look at our temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. this first full day of spring, one to 12 degrees warmer. this evening, the sun setting at 7:22 so you still have an hour and 20 minutes of daylight left.

temperatures, 50's and 60's. all of a sudden he the mid to upper 50's by 10:00. breezy at the coast. those breezes are kicking up tree pollen. mulberry, we have not seen that so far this spring. if your allergies are bothering you, maybe that is it. sending the storm track well up to the north should the slides to the east and brings us an offshore breeze and that is why it is going to be so warm. it keeps us in the low to mid 50's. 40 in morgan hill. upper 40's and at the san ramon valley. we have got the microclimates. look for an asterisk. that is where i'm forecasting the record high. 76 to 81 on the peninsula. a local sea breeze will keep you at 70 along the coast. low to mid 80's through the north bay. for the east bay, 77 to 82

degrees. as you head in land, 82 to 85 degrees. let's jump to sunday. a look at future radar. not a very impressive storm. it comes in sunday night and lasts through monday. this is the rainfall amount. not impressive whatsoever. we are looking at less than a 10th -- let's take a look at my accuweather 7 day forecast. the warmth licks all the way to the coast pay the own for breeze taking away the 80's. there is a small chance we could have record highs . breezy and mid 50's and mid 60's pin chance of rain with 60 degree temperatures on monday. >> a tesla flying through the

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the dangerous antics of race concerns people who live near these things pick >> the culture is rich in the bay area but to tear up property and scare children and people who are elderly, that is not the culture of the bay area. >> oakland police say they had additional officers and tow trucks to enforce a legal sideshows but no word on if any vehicles were towed this weekend or if anyone was arrested. >> a person who pulled off a dangerous stunt in a rented tesla is wanted by lapd. can you believe ? the $130,000 tesla went airborne at the driver crashed into two cars and several trash cans before the car came to a stop. the driver jumped into another car and took off. similar stunts have happened on the street and it is causing a lot of anxiety. >> yeah, it has happened before.

i don't like talking about it. don't like the fact it is a thing and people are like it happened before so let's go do it. >> they will face hit-and-run charges. >> russia is continuing attacks on civilians in ukraine and there is new construction in the capital city. >> judge ketanji brown

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attacking civilian areas across ukraine, new video shows craney and civilians protesting rustin up -- protesting russian occupation. forced to run from russian troops after they opened fire and deployed stun needs. some were injured. in the capital, a missile strike devastating another apartment building. the civilian death tolls soaring across the country. in the hard-hit city of mariupol , some families stuck. >> people cannot get out. children and families who have not had water or food for days. >> the u.n. reports roughly six in a half million are displaced in ukraine. another 3.5 million have displaced to other countries, mostly to poland. thousands outlining -- lining up outside the national stadium in warsaw for numbers that will allow them to sign up for health

care and send their kids to school. >> what will do -- what were you do with the id number once you get it? >> i guess i will go to work. >> president biden heading to europe this week for the first time since the invasion began. first to brussels on wednesday to meet with nato leaders, then to poland to discuss the refugee crisis. a senior defense official said russian forces have made no progress and either advance in more than a week crediting ukrainian forces for their strong resistance to their fears the stalling of russian forces may cause prudent to double down on his attacks. >> a china eastern airlines jetliner carrying 132 people has crashed in the mountainous guangxi region in china. the boeing was lost contact. the plane fell from the sky but

was not smoking. jenny's fire department and rescue crews are searching for survivors. china eastern airlines has grounded all boeing 737 jets while the investigation is completed. confirmation hearings began today for president joe biden's first supreme court nominee. she is the first black woman considered by the senate judiciary committee to serve on the nation's highest court. the latest from capitol hill. >> a historic historic historicc ketanji brown jackson, the first black woman nominated to the u.s. supreme court. the confirmation hearings opening with democrats calling this a defining moment. living witnesses of an america that is unafraid of challenge, willing to risk change. >> the 51-year-old mother of two is considered the most heavily vetted supreme court nominee in 30 years having been confirmed

three times before by the full senate. >> if i'm confirmed, i commit to you i will work productively to support and defend the constitution and this grand experiment of american democracy that has endured over these past 246 years. >> republican senator josh hawley accusing jackson of letting child poor and offenders off the hook during sentencing, though the white house has called the claims under founded. -- unfounded. senator cornyn warned jackson that he plans to drill down on her role defending one bay detainees. >> in some instances it appears your advocacy has bled over into your decision-making process as a judge. >> publican senator lindsey graham defending jackson. >> everybody deserves a lawyer. >> senator chris coons of delaware brought up judge

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>> recycling is very labor-intensive. consumers are asked to sort bottles, cans and plastics. sorting involves labor as well. developers envision this to be the next environmental friendly appliance for home use. assert a recyclable container and it will process it on the spot. >> you insert an item if it is not recycled, it will present it right back to you. >> the device will use the complex set of scanners and artificial intelligence into shards suitable for recyclers to make into new glassware. at this stage it is a bit noisy. that is about the some level of a coffee grinder. over the next two years, engineers will try to reduce the noise and the size of the prototype so it is the size of a dishwasher. they will make it suitable for a kitchen, laundry room or garage.

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we are counting down to the oscars this sunday. crews have been busy setting up in and around the dolby theater. marcus is from our sister station in los angeles. >> it is oscar's week in hollywood and it is good to be back. >> there is no place like home. >> that is the producer of the oscars red carpet preshow thrilled the awards is returning to the dolby theater after a pandemic pivot last year when a smaller event with modifications was moved to union station in downtown should >> >> it is not only good for the industry and good for hollywood but i think it is good for everyone for us to be getting back to doing what we love to do. >> the production means hollywood boulevard between orange and highland will be shut down for the next week. most people are tourists getting a sneak peek of what is going on behind-the-scenes before the big show on sunday. >> i'm certainly going to be watching it knowing we have seen

the set up. >> this group is visiting from norway. >> it is quite different from norway so we get to see a lot of things which we don't normally see so it is really cool. >> i would like to see miley cyrus or lady gaga. >> while the boulevard is not camera ready yet, it will be. >> on schedule right now. knock on wood. >> kumasi aaron will be traveling to los angeles for the oscars. she will have special coverage starting friday. you can watch the awards show sunday night at 5:00 on abc seven. >> the bay area is stepping up to help the people of ukraine. of a benefit concert last night at the emperors theater in vallejo. or than 50 local ms. visions serenaded a sold-out crowd of nearly 500 people to benefit

doctors without borders. i was among the dozens of drop in musical guests. the event brought in roughly $40,000 to help relief efforts in ukraine to people are still donating today. >> dropped in and did a little tom petty. >> why not? a good time. >> that was awesome. normally this time of the year where we talk about offshore breeze and record temperatures we're starting to think what about that air quality? we are green everywhere right now and we should stay that way for the next couple of days except for the santa clara valley. let's take a look at what is going on with those temperatures. you can see the localized sea breeze starts to spread wednesday and brings a relief to not only the coast but the bay. by the time get to thursday, we are 50's, 60's and 70's. we have a chance at some record

warmth around the state if you are traveling up north. 91 tomorrow. we will flirt with 90 tomorrow in l.a. and 87 in fresno. 76 in san francisco. tomorrow is our best bet of widespread record temperatures. we will have a chance and lend wednesday. we are still warmer than average thursday, friday and saturday. oscar's sunday is going to be one of her cooler days through monday. >> thanks very much. >> what you got for us > the question, does anybody want jimmy go up the sooners suddenly in short supply. is there any way he comes back to the 49ers? what is the status of steph curry?

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>> 11 games left in the regular season, the warriors are cleaning to the third spot in the west. holding on might be tough with the way the warriors lost last night. you cannot get thrown out for arguing. dubs have had issues with this guy and of the past. have ever seen a rough change his call because a guy is yelling at him? the warriors probably don't lose like this. 3/10 up as second left and that is how the spurs win a game that

the dubs needed. >> he cannot get kicked out of that game. he knows that we are shorthanded already. you have to understand we are undermanned. your 12 games left. now 11 games left. we are looking at the playoffs. there has got to be a sense of urgency. there has got to be a sense of competitive fight that we take to the other team from the very beginning and i did not see that until it was late in the game. >> we have to find ways to win games before we start thinking about -- >> we have not played healthy all year. one person goes down, everybody has got to step up. >> one of the few positives was steph curry giving us an update on his status. you could see stuff when thing -- you could see him limping in a walking boot. >> hopefully by next week i will

be on my feet for sure or hopefully on the court to get the ball back in my hands and slowly get back to what they call basketball activities. work on the cardio. hopefully two weeks is not that much time. >> the dubs desperately need healthy bodies. carrie pay in second expected back tomorrow night as the warriors begin a five-game road trip in orlando. he is not on the injury report heading into the game with the magic. jimmy corrupt low said his goodbyes to the 49ers after the season. might he be saying hello again? trade destinations are disappearing every day. we're down to two teams that need a starting quarterback. hard to imagine the niners trading jimmy to a division rival. the colts traded a third round

pick to get matt ryan from atlanta. he is perceived to be a quarterback away from being a serious contender. now they have ryan who is about to turn 37. the falcons wasted no time replacing ryan with marcus mariotti. he gets a two year deal. the men from hawaii backed up derek carr with the raiders the past two years. youyouyouyo the list as well. they have re-signed quarterback james winston to a two year $28 million deal. it really seems like thee the value jimmy corrupt low more than the rest of the league and the other issue is he waited a while before having shoulder surgery. he is not going to be able to throw until july. if you are an nfl team, you when you're quarterback in for minicamps and practices.

we willing to commit 25 or 26 million dollars when you have not seen him throw? it is kind of a weird spot fred jimmy and the 49 -- spot for jimmy and the 49ers. >> fascinating to see his options have dwindled. >> it is shrinking by the second. >> coming up tonight, at 8:00, it is american idol followed by the good doctor. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. abc7news is streaming 24/7. if the abc 7 bay area news app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. >> that is this addition of abc7news. we appreciate your time. >> have a great night. we will see you again tonight at 11:00.

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