right now at 4:30, mask confusion continues to grow as cal osha changes its tune on masks in the work place. what this decision means for you right before the state reopens in five days. and a violent attack puts a san francisco shopkeeper in the hospital. now his daughter is speaking out about how his life will be forever changed. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm i'm marcus washington.all h

look at the forecast for us today. hey, and it's going to be another really nice day. we've had some cool temperat let's show you what you'll feel as you get ready to step out the door. yes, you're seeing it right. upper 30s in napa. we do have upper 40s and low 50s elsewhere across the rest of the bay area. as we go into today we're going to feel the temperatures coming up a few degrees. concord reaching 75. burlingame, 65 degrees and some low 70s for san jose. we'll talk about a weekend warm-up coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? pretty good, kari. a couple spots to warn folks about. this has been going on since last night eastbound on the bridge. road restrictions going on perhaps until about 6:00 a.m. an earlier issue, a couple of vehicles and the off ramp out of

san francisco. nothing else going on except for highway 84, that closure. we'll talk about that coming up. thank you very much. we're talking about a little back tracking on the maps. cal osha is withdrawing its strict mask policy five days before the june 15th reopening day. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana explains and how we move forward. chairman thomas? >> hi. and the motion passes. to thank their time this evening. >> reporter: this vote means california employers will continue working on t safety rules which still require masks and social distancing at all work places for all employees. they will stay in place until the board can meet again and adopt more relaxed rules that mirror cdc and california department of public health guidance on masks for vaccinated and unvaccinated employees.

that means the masks could come off. christian rojas in san jose says he's going to keep wearing the masks. >> we talked to people and want to make them feel safe and welcome but will still have everybody wearing the mask. >> reporter: his shot is in japantown, a part of the city big on masks since the start of the pandemic. he figures they still have people feel safe. >> i don't actually mind wearing the mask. doesn't cal osha safe will meet againnot meet any soo becpublish

any rules. and here is a reminder on california's new masking rules effective next tuesday. you will not need to wear the masks indoors in places including the grocery stores, restaurants and hair salons. but if you're not fully vaccinated, you will be required to keep the mask on in those situations. masks will be required on public transport including the airport and everyone will have to mask up. >> if you still have questions, there's a lot to keep track of. see what will happen in your community come june 15th. click on june 15th, what to know. it's all in the trending bar. a popular san francisco shopkeeper survives a stabbing attack. but has life changing injuries. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more on the story. >> reporter: petros yohannes'

family says the long time shopkeeper was considering retiring, but before he called it quits someone came into the market last week and stabbed him multiple times. >> this injury has changed his life forever. >> reporter: katarina yohannes is worried about his future. he survived a stabbing attack but will likely lose an eye. >> he was stabbed in his left eye. and his arm repeatedly and his chest as well. >> reporter: his family says the violence comes on the heels of repeated break-in attempts this is video of a truck crashing into the russian hills store window. yohannes was arranging repairs the same morning when a man who asked to use the bathroom refused to leave the market. >> shoved him and that's when the fight ensued. shortly after he pulled the

weapon out and stabbed my dad. >> reporter: r donating to a go help support him through what is expected to be a long recovery. >> just always smiling and remembers your name. >> reporter: police have a suspect in custody. this is the photo of 30-year-old donovan catron yohannes posted on social media. police issued a crime bulletin with his picture on it after the stabbing. they recognized him as the stabbing suspect. yohannes' daughter says she is relieved the suspect is off the street and her father is home recovering. >> i'm grateful i still have my dad and we can get through any difficulties. >> reporter: jean elle, "today in the bay." 4:36. governor newsom and attorney general will announce new action today in the wake of last friday's decision by a federal judge to strike down the state's

three decades old assault weapons ban. that triggered across california not to mention anger among lawmakers. called it fundamenta in place until they issue a final decision. a southern lawmaker's push to ban gun shows at all state-owned fair grounds recently cleared a major hurdle. the "l.a. times"sed the bill. it's awaiting consideration by the assembly. the bill's author is an irvine senator who is seeking to end an event held at the orange county fair. many fair grounds have ended their gun show events. for people struggling to make it in the bay not to mention the rest of the state concern is growing ahead of a looming deadline. the moratorium is set to expire. advocates fear up to 2 million californians may be at risk of eviction once that ban expires.

tenants plan to sound the call to extend the moratorium in a virtual news conference expected later this morning. here we go on this thursday morning for you and of course we've had some beautiful weather. temperatures will start to go up. it's been windy. the natural air conditioning is blasting a little bit too hard. here is a lookll. the upper 60s low 70s. a few more 70s so we'll talk more about that warm-up coming up in a few minutes. mike, what's going on for the commute? kari, a pretty easy drive right now.

southbound 280 down through the los altos hills area. safety is the number one issue. can't get past this crew. they will stop you from driving through the area. just a bit of slowing out of the altamont. the webster tube did reopen from overnight road work. we'll see that, also, as they have scheduled as well acrossto bay," the next time you order an uber, probably will notice some changes. the new features coming to the app uber says effort from the se earthquake to help you get vaccinated before game time.

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majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. be breezy and comfortable. temperatures coming up a few more degrees reaching into the low to mid-70s. we'll get a lock at our microclimates and talk about an even bigger warm-up coming up in a few minutes. there is a breeze right now across the golden gate bridge. chp says that might catch it but

no problems reported by any citizens driving. we do have the zipper truck standing by, the center divide getting ready for the morning commute and dominic is standing by. good morning. i am dominic chu. wall street is set for a mixed open ahead of a key reading on inflation. the dow dropping for the third straight day. the s&p 500 coming within a point of its all-time high before closing the day in negative territory. in focus the monthly consumer price index which could help investors gauge whether higher prices are just temporary as the economy continues to rebound from the virus pandemic, core consumer prices which do not include food or energy are forecast to rise at the fastest pace in nearly three decades for the month of may. starbucks is running short

of items such as cuff and coffee syrups as they move back to full operations in the wake of the pandemic. baristas are telling "the wall street journal" that cup stoppers and mocha flavoring are among the items that have at times run out in stores. a spokesperson says the shortages are temporary but they have removed oak milk from its app until they can restock inventory there. uber has updated its app to make pickups go more smoothly. side of the street a rider is ono be ab label explaining where a starbucks instead of what the street address is. once the trip is under way they can choose for more roots. i'm in the new york city area there's a lot of different ways.

this is the best way and they never believe me. they always say this is where uber is telling me. at least they have more options. >> you are a back seat driver? >> we've done this back street boys routine before, guys. i remember. >> maybe that's where the routine came from. >> yes, i am a back seat myself. if i had to take a just telling them. no, no, no, this is where uber tells me to go. no, i know better. >> i'm with you, dom. no, no. turn here. just turn here. oh, okay. i know where we're going. thanks, dom. up next on "today in the bay," the demand to get vaccinated slowing down across the nation. the challenges facing the biden administration to reach its goals having 70% of adults with at least one dose by the fourth of july.

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it's going to be another really nice day. we have a lot of changes ahead. i love these longer days. you know i love my sun rises and we're less than an hour away from sun rise so will see these longer days. and our temperatures not yet responding to these longer days. today we'll see some mid-70s for gilroy and morgan hill. it's still going to be breezy, at times windy. concord tops out at 75. upper 60s in hayward today. for san francisco expect those temperatures mostly in the now we've had these gusty winds

and it will be breezy as the temperatures drop. first pitch at 6:40 and 61 degrees, cooling down to the upper 50s. a really nice evening for us some baseball. we're going to see the storm systems passing to the north of us. possibly as we are looking at the county and most of it staying to the north of us. we will see some warming ahead as this high pressure starts to build back towards the bay area and that's going to cause our temperatures to spike next week. let me show you the trend. we're in this low 70s. upper 70s tomorrow. we'll have some 80s for the week. take a look at the end of this. 95 degrees. we are getting ready for some big heat ahead and so i'm just

taking in all this natural air conditioning. mid-80s. it will be nice and hot for the middle of next week and, of course, we'll have more updates on that. mike, what's the update on the morning commute? >> it's pretty nice now. i'm looking at that 95, not happily. speeds are clearing, a construction lane is blocking one lane at the richmond bridge. no problems. the webster tube, in good shape here. heading up to the bridge they may be picking up any minute, be prepared for that. speeds are restoring and i think crews are clearing. laura, it looks great here. heading north into san mateo

county. 4:51 right now. president biden's goal is in danger as demand has slowed dramatically. >> reporter: covid infections continue to fall around the country as the push for injections is rising. at the current pace the nation will not reach the president's goal of 70% of adults with at least one dose by july 4th. right now we're about 6% shy of it but that 6% could be hard to convince. some are strongly opposed to getting one like a group of anti-vaxers who disrupted congressman huffman's town hall even sitting on the stage at one point and against having to show proof of vaccination in any circumstance. >> my view is in the middle of a

deadly pandemic that has taken lives, it is not unreasonable to ask people before they gather in to crowds to have a vaccination. >> reporter: while california has reached the 70% goal of getting every adult at least one dose, some states are far from it. the bay area demand is dropping off. levi stadium will close as a mass vaccination site on the 24th. others will stay open for first and second doses. the incentives are growing. along with the vaccine lottery program, marin county is offering an additional $25 gift card for people at some sites which they get right after their first dose even though it's the highest vaccinated county in the state. >> if we can rally and reach as high a number as possible the

community or herd immunity is boosted and positions are in good shape to stay healthy depending on whatever happens in our covid-19 future. >> reporter: it will likely take until the end of july to reach the 70% goal across the u.s. ian cull, "today in the bay." 4:53. some stars, soccer star players, and receive a covid vaccination. it's now called pay pal park.:3. popular p autographs. 23 appearances on the national team. families are welcome provided one person will receive the first vaccine dose. coming up next on "today in the bay" you can't underestimate the power of a mom. an unbelievable catch. you don't want to miss it. >> protected bike lanes on one

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difficult underprepared. president biden's international trip is getting under way. a live report on his jam packed schedule and message to world leaders. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. the same area that burned last year in the santa cruz mountains may get an order to evacuate today. this time it's only participate of a drill as firefighters want

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