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it starts at 11:00 a.m. and in terms of parts of the bay area being impacted, it is mainly through solano county. that is the area officially included. if you look at wine country, the higher elevations are up through napa and sonoma experiencing some of these dry warming wins. in the meantime, we are waking up to clear skies. we have clear skies here as well. temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the middle 50s. back over to you. >> looking live at the city of oakland, the streets are quiet but it was a different story last night. >> you may continue to protest.

>> around 70 protesters marched from downtown. they say a few people through bottles and cans injury to out of those seven arrests. but nonviolent protesters to continue the march. there were no reports of property damage. earlier in the day, a peaceful car caravans. i work and write an issue highlighted by the pandemic. some business owners did close early. >> you are fighting for peacefully with your mouth but not with your hands. you know not with breaking things. it won't solve anything. this is going to create more problems. >> the daytime protest focus on issues such as immigrant rights and housing security.

we had a crew near those protests last night and unfortunately a driver took off. the driver hit several other vehicles before crashing into a stop into an suv. they took the suspect into custody. taken to the hospital as a precaution doing okay this morning. details on the deadly shooting in wisconsin. three people are dead and another one is critically wounded. they believe that they are looking for a specific person. it happened around 7:30 p.m. it is run by a native american tribe of the same name on the western side of green bay. they described a chaotic scene as gunfire erupted and police rushed in. >> all of a sudden i heard that there was an emergency evacuation. as we were leaving, the police were coming in maybe two minutes later, you have 30 or 40 gunshots.

investigators are still working to look into those investigations. >> it is not a random shooting. targeting a specific thick victim. but he decided to shoot it. >> wisconsin attorney general twitter message just before 10:00 p.m. saying that the scene is contained. a 4.3 earthquake struck off the coast of northern california. it was located off of humboldt county. the sheriff's office says that there are no reports of injuries or damage. and this morning, the governor is getting strong support from

joe biden and harris as recall efforts mount against him. using her speech at the democratic party convention she showered praise on him thanking him for his leadership. >> i want to thank our friend and our governor for his leadership. we go back to being elected at the same time in san francisco many years ago and i will tell you, i have seen what a leader he is and how he puts his heart into his work. on behalf of us we support him 100%. >> as he fights an effort to be recalled, she says she supports him but didn't mention the recall specifically. we spoke to one of the leaders they say that the white house and their support doesn't mean anything. >> it doesn't matter what sh thinks or what president biden things. this is an issue between 40

million californians and their governor b the democrats have signed on the campaign and the independent voters who signed the petition >> for his part, he is criticized the recall effort is a power grab by "extreme right- wingers. developments in the shooting on monterey county. after his arrest, he admitted to launching the projectiles on highway 101. they say that they recorded as many vehicles hit in 2019. thankfully no crashes were reported among those drivers who had their windows broken out. but about a half dozen people were injured by broken glass. the 54-year-old is due back in court next month. tens of thousands of inmates will have an opportunity for early prison release.

many will be eligible for a good behavior credit. but as heather reports, they could be a while >> a new move from the may first working to reduce prison populations and adding more value to an inmates credits. >> give a different person being released and the person that went in. >> it says that it allows them to work towards a better life. >> recidivism goes down substantially and they perform educational and rehabilitative programs. >> put into place under emergency regulations falling under 57 approved by voters in 2016 something the former sheriff actively campaigned against. >> are they going to be any different? i say no. >> he fears the worst for communities in the most violent offenders.

>> the likelihood of them behaving themselves while in custody when every move is monitored is one thing but it doesn't translate to life on the street. >> but this doesn't allow anyone behind bars to be automatically released. they sought to be evaluated and stand for that. they say we may not feel the impact for some time. >> this is not going to be today, tomorrow, and maybe more like 10 years from now. >> does have jansen reporting the changes were approved this week by the state office of administrative law. taking a live look here where celebration was held to mark the first day of asian and pacific islander heritage month. speakers urged people in different backgrounds to unite against tate. >> we are a city of inclusiveness.

we are a city that when faced against the wall we have each other's backs. >> the mayor also signed a proclamation declaring the aip heritage month followed by a musical performance of the asian american jazz festival. looking for homeowners are interested in selling properties to help the county address the homelessness crisis. part of the project home keep estates a sponsor protecting people who are homeless. they currently have two locations. they are targeted to provide permanent supportive housing. if anyone is interested in helping out, they need to go to the department of health and human services website. a popular beach will close down for several months. the national park service plans to remove a big parking lot. it's an effort to restore

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and pleasese travelel responsibibly. new this morning, four astronauts are back on earth after making a splash in the predawn darkness. it happened after they undocked from the international space station. the space dragon capsule parachuted into the gulf of mexico carrying three american astronauts and one from japan. they had delayed it because of high wind. a shortage of tanker truck drivers is pushing up the price of gasoline across california. they say that 50 to 80% drop a dropping qualified drivers. but now more people are hitting the road during recovery they are having trouble keeping up with the demand.

>> i would love to say yes to all these people but we only have so many drivers who are equipped and qualified. they are working extra days and just putting more and more of a demand on these guys. the industry is recruiting and they say that classes are filled to capacity but recruitment and retention is competitive and the costs ultimately get passed on to consumers. businesses in las vegas are hiring. customers and casinos are rolling the dice after emerging from the lockdowns. carter evans explains, so far the reopening is outpacing the rehiring. >> the outer in your favor if you are looking for work. >> there on a hiring spree to the thousands of openings. >> when pepeople come e to thes job fairirs there is a person y may hire hundred and monday.

>> randy is vice president of talent acquisition where they are trying to fill the 30,000 jobs at the company cut during the pandemic. >> somebody can walk in having never applied, we will interview them and give them an offer. >> hotels are now competing to hire everyone from front desk staff to housekeepers. jobs that can pay $20 an hour plus benefits including free college tuition and childcare. >> we are prepared for an increase in demand unfortunately it's just not keeping pace. >> she says some of those who are laid off are not coming back. >> kelly lost her job during the pandemic and is applying for multiple positions. >> take advantage of the opportunity.

everyone has been wanting to switch fields but couldn't. >> now she's deciding between two job offers. >> i'm so excited. i'm so happy. >> casinos came roaring back to life in march raking in more than $1 billion which is 73% more than the same time last year and that's only a half capacity. the governor wants them to open 100% by june first and that means there's still a lot of hiring to do. you are fire watch, they will carry out small controlled burns today. the burns are for wildfire training. they were that smoke may be visible from the surrounding areas. let's pick up the story on this forecast and the day begins totally different then you may remember. this is giving us a break and

it looks beautiful out there from our camera. this will looking to the south. this is looking down the east bay. so, temperatures have stayed relatively warm even in light of that fact. but, we are looking at temperatures that range right around 50 for most locations not a bad way to start the day. although, if you're on the coast, it is. we still have those gusts. but that will pick up throughout the day. you can see how the whole coast lit up once again. so, we still have an onshore wind that will make it windy at the beaches. anywhere near the water. the delta coming across the city. but, we shouldn't feel a whole lot inland. but what happens as we get to the later parts of the day.

there is a total wind shift that happens. all of the colors have disappeared. these are the northerly winds. look at these mountains. and into tomorrow. we could see gusts down on this range in the south bay. that's part of the red flag warning. the primary driver. it starts at 11:00 a.m. goes until tuesday at 5:00 p.m. as i mentioned, the mountains of the northbay wine country will be experiencing the wind. you can see how it picks up today. we saw that on the localized view. but it's helpful to see that this is a much larger pattern. this impact locally in that context is fairly limited. but nonetheless, it's still something that we notice. the letter on the colors around

here. tomorrow morning, it's the heart of this red flag warning. this is in the teens from many locations. in the northbay mountains. but, the number one reason why we have this warning isn't the wind, not the particular offshore wind event. although that is certainly what instigated the warning. it's the underlying fact of how dry we are. no news here and we know this story well. these are the dry landscapes that are really the reason why we are looking at the red flag warnings. daytime highs today, lower 80s if you are inland. as we look across the seven-day forecast, there is a warm-up coming our way. look at the temperatures into the 90 degree range.

we will close in the middle 70s by the end of the week and we will see temperatures that make it into the lower 80s here we have another warm-up coming for you. >> i was struck by the timing. if the worry about what happens in june july august and beyond. >> there is one helpful element, since we are still in spring, we are more vulnerable to these wind events. as we get into june, july, and august, there won't be as many. in the real hope is that we do not get another freak lightning storm. that can help us get through the summer. >> absolutely. a giant tree fell near safeway in san francisco. check this out. they say that one person actually had to call no word if they were seriously hurt. and san jose parts of coyote creek are clean again thanks to

a group of volunteers. they cleaned up debris left by illegal dumping. the homeless encampment where the committee organized the event. it provides debris from flowing into the bay and endangering wildlife. stomach trying to hang onto the first in the west facing the game to padres. it was sizzling hot in houston. wasn't enough for the warriors to get a much-needed victory? sports is coming up.

the warriors are trying to hang on but suffered two tough losses. last night they tried to rebound. this is where he injured his tailbone. but then, he hits the three. to give them a lead. not his only celebration. this gives them a lead. then, he pulls up in transition

and hits deep to give them daily. he scores in the third. golden state outscored the rockets in the quarter. dancing on the bench as the warriors when 113 to 87. >> one of the most remarkable things is that he can be in the midst of what looks like his worst game of the season and then just you know he's got the ultimate confidence. it's pretty amazing to watch. most human beings wouldn't be able to dig themselves out of a hole like that. >> on day three of the nfl draft, they took the offense of lineman. the defense of player of the year. and louisiana running back elijah mitchell. they drafted this week.

the running of the kentucky derby just a little over 50,000 fans. they went off with a 12-1 on winning a four horse spring sprint to the finish. the fourth there be when and a record-breaking seventh for the trainer bob bedford. stomach the giants are struggling at the plate. the first two games of the series they racked up 28 strikeouts. he checked out the giants in san diego. he threw a shout and his previous start ended last night. now, 3-2 in the bottom of the eighth. here on the first pitch of the ending, he connects for a solo shot. the giants are now half a game ahead of the padres and they did lose last night. >> 30 years to the day, that he

brock broke that base record. austin hayes, rbi. but he tries to get the runner at third. he ends up throwing it away. started with six innings for the orioles. they follow that 13 game win streak. on the ice, and colorado to watch them take on the avalanche, colorado at 3-2. here deflecting the puck to give them that lead. they hang on and san jose has lost 10 from the last 12 games. and also, last night the earthquakes knock off dc 4-1. >> streaming here, the drought hitting the bay area and what you can do to help out.

the advice if you do not have a green thumb. protests in the uk why are english soccer teams leading the way and what that means for

welcome back, it is 6:29 a.m. let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather.

>> headline in the forecast is the red flag warning this does include parts of solano county. in fact, we are going to see strong wind coming down through the delta. that may be the first time i've ever sneezed on air. we will see even drier when coming in over parts of the bay area. it could also be experiencing those higher elevations. this is something to keep in mind for the northbay mountains. in the meantime, look how clear it is. this is the golden gate bridge. we are all waking up to clear skies for the work of

solidarity. >> the march was mostly about them demanding respect for the job that they do especially during the pandemic but there were people advocating for immigrants rights and prison reform. there is a different kind of rally, protesters gathered to demand justice for mario gonzalez who died in police custody. they waved signs reading this is what happens when you call police. the body camera released shows the confrontation. he was taken to the ground as they tried to arrest him and for more than five minutes he was faced down as he pleaded for them to stop. officers turned him over and began cpr. but he died soon after. the initial press release says that he suffered a medical emergency his family has

requested an independent autopsy. there were three separate investigations into the incident. 100 million americans are fully vaccinated. travel is surging. as donnie reports, pandemic pain is easy with new infectioions down inin 2016. >> more packed plalanes are tataking flighght. delta a airlines is no longer blocking middle seats. the ceo cautions that this is not a return to normal saying " we are still operating in a pandemic. changes for protocols like cleanliness will be permanent. starting tuesday they will restrict flights from india allowing only united states citizens on planes. cases there are surging out of control.

>> the country hit a dismal world record new infections topping 400,000. hospitals are overwhelmed, oxygen supplies are desperately low. the hospital fire added to the misery at least 18 people died. here in the united states, vaccinations are boosting the recovery. >> that is 100 million americans. knowing that after a long and hard year, protecting for the virus. >> reaching those who have received a shot. >> still oregon is facing another outbreak in the restrictions. >> there moved many remaining coronavirus safety measures. one warned it is still too soon. >> in the seventh inning, doing well but we can still lose the game.

>> they will still face restrictions. they just announced its coronavirus rules mask mandates and airports on planes, trains, and buses will be extended through mid-september apolitical dance going on behind the multitrillion dollar infrastructure proposals. we talked with john dickerson, the host of face the nation here on cbs. >> there is common ground. the question is what decision will both of them make if they want to roll in. it also does president biden want a bipartisan bill that doesn't give them everything he wants or will he decide to go and use this process of reconciliation to get more of what he wants. that is something that they have to way as they go forward.

>> republican of south carolina, we can see those interviews this morning right here. many sports teams are boycotting social media as a way to protest a spike in racism. >> it has now spread to rugby, cricket and tennis. and, scoring in the premier league and then being targeted on instagram. >> looking even further, it wasn't a nice moment. >> ultimately, about social media companies. don't just use it to sell it. in a statement they said they are doing more for twitter rules and facebook describes. permanently deleting accounts

that repeatedly do that in abusive messages. the strangers life at stake and didn't hesitate. how they are rising above the scholar is also a hero. running his own course. why the chicago teacher is

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new this morning, national food and security levels before the pandemic were the lowest they had been in 20 years but the need was still high. the communications director spoke with the bay area about how they are helping to feed around 260,000 people every month. the need in the bay area was quite high. this is brought people to the food bank and never needed our support before. during these challenging times, the food bank pivoted the services. we change how we got the food out. it was quicker, more efficient and safe. and we are serving on average,

100,000 more people a month then we were prior to the pandemic. a lot of folks are getting back to work but a lot of people are still suffering the effects whether it was reduced hours, a job loss, or perhaps they still haven't been able to pay and makeup. they are just there to make sure that they relieve a little bit of that stress. we are hosting our nearest gala driving to fight hunger at the drive-in. it is a drive-in theater. so, it seemed like a great chance to get them back together to raise those much- needed funds. and maybe have a little bit of fun. >> if you want to get involved, you can volunteer. their annual fundraiser gala will be at the westwind solano

drive and on may 13th. most of the san francisco bay area is an extreme doubt. they say that that's no surprise. a lot of people are thinking about how best to manage their lawn. we spoke with a local expert doing a series of free workshops and he says drought resistant plants like succulents are the best option, even if you don't have a green thumb, they are easy to plant and maintain. >> i like to think of them as living water balloons. that's the amazing part, we can find them very dense close with one another. succulents do not require very much they pretty much take care of themselves. >> if you are interested in

history workshops, you can find out more online. that ties in beautifully with the forecast. one of those things to keep in mind, we are going to see an increase in those plants just that we got to the landscape losing water vapor to the atmosphere. it happens across northern california. take a look at the live view. we have a good-looking view in terms of not waking up to the marine layer. a total reversal here from where we were yesterday. before i get into the details, is the warm-up coming our way for the first part of this week. if we didn't have the red flag warning, it would be that as well. this is her many in the locations.

we are going back up to lower 90s. >> that is a live picture. he can see the traffic coming in. yesterday it was so gray it was misting out here. it is a complete reversal on that today. you would normally see these numbers take a dip if we were in a center location. but that did happen. here is a red flag warning. primarily for the sacramento valley but it does include solano county. and as i mentioned, it's going to have an impact through wine country. let me show you why that is. it is when at the coast. this helps us for the first part of the day. as i advance it from the

afternoon on sunday, and i let this go into the evening and overnight, there is a complete win reversal. they can see them coming down on the other side of the mat. the northwind is really whipping over the northbay mountains. but those wins will be north, they'll be relatively warm and relatively dry. that is important for the northbay mountains. there is your reduced humidity levels. we're going to see those numbers plummet down into the teens. that's also the primary driver. daytime highs today, we will be in the lower 80s for daytime highs. we will keep the numbers in the upper 50s and lower 70s in the immediate bank. that shows up in the seven-day

forecast. it has those climbing into the lower 90s. we will keep the temperatures in the lower 80s and through the bay. even noticing the warm-up at those beaches into the lower to middle 60s. >> is there anything that people in those areas can do perhaps to prevent something or perhaps something they shouldn't do quack >> that's a great question. often times, i think most people say, what am i supposed to do with that? primarily they are issued for those who are on the front lines of fighting fires. they are usually the ones who pay the closest attention. but if you live in a rural area and you've got things that you can do to make sure that you got protective space around your home or if you are working with equipment near dry grass, you're the type of person who should really take note of

that. any sparks, things like that. >> thank you so much. a high school teacher raising money. his school lacks money. the teacher is doing something about it. in the process, he's helping to raise $250,000 to hire more teachers. companies have signed on as sponsors about diversity lacking in the tech industry. >> trying to break the cycle. they don't even know what they don't know. so, if they aren't exposed, they can't say, i would like to pursue that. >> they originally planned to run the boston marathon. but when it was canceled, he

had his own course through chicago. >> as michelle explains, this week's scholar is all that and more. he's a hero. always on the move. >> i can't stay still. >> most evenings, the energetic senior can be found here on the basketball court. his pandemic workouts peaceful outlet for the 17-year-old until one harrowing night for you weeks ago. >> everyone is freaking out. i don't know why. as soon as they call the police, i knew that something was wrong. >> what he encountered was anything but okay. >> i saw a grown man knocked out

and he was struggling to breathe. >> the unconscious man was 33 years old. >> if i didn't do anything, i knew he may die. >> it was a fearless spirit. >> some devastating like this football injury his freshman year. >> i broke my leg and half playing football. i missed half my ear. >> others joyful like his recent journey to guatemala. >> i got really close to them. they just didn't want to let me go. >> with such care for others, it's no surprise when they saw a life at stake he didn't let go. >> he performed cpr until emergency personnel arrived. the man survived.

this quiet hero sees it all in simple terms. >> i knew that he needed help. i knew if he didn't do this, who else is going to do that. >> for students rising above. >> to learn more about students rising above, go to our website. stomach still to come, a sticky situation that you do not want in your home. how tens of thousands of bees turned this house into a nightmare. celebrating the class of 2021. no professional photos.

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2018 when they were first allowed in. >> i thought that the program is amazing and it would be a great fit. >> my daughter being in is pretty amazing. >> for others, becoming an eagle scout is a family tradition. >> thought it would be cool if i could be part of that. >> it's exciting to see them doing the same program. >> of course she was concerned that the reception would be like that. but it has been extremely positive. >> only about 6% of them go on to and the eagles length. >> the whole process is pretty long. >> is the highest ranking honor for these girls do not have skills in the commitment to help others. >> receiving this award will be one more step.

>> more than 900 are expected to earn that rank this year. it's not the kind of buzz that you want in your house, bees. take a look at this. it's a huge colony of bees in georgia for the third time. it is a homeowners worst nightmare. >> think we're going to have to burn the house down. this is the third time that this is happened. they just keep coming back. >> ab removal expert says that there's about 1000 bees in just this one colony. another bay area reopening. we are asking you to share your photos of getting back together again with family and friends. showing what you missed doing using the hashtag. we will be right back.

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thousands of demonstrators were out in san francisco rallying along market street. gunfire erupted last night in the casino in green bay, wisconsin. there are two people dead and another wounded. investigators believe that the shooter was initially looking for a specific person the governor is getting support from national democrats as he fights a recall attempt. the vice president praised him and thanked him for his leadership as she spoke to the state party convention. a capsule made a successful splash bringing them back to earth in the gulf of mexico. the trip from the international space station have been put off for several days because of high wind. a very clear view of the golden gate bridge. we are dealing with any fog bay area wide. it's going to be a little bit warmer for most places. back to you.

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