i'm kristen sze. you're watching getting answers. discussing right now at this moment. when should masks be worn in the office. we'll also talk to eric swalwell ames attorney about why he's hiring a private investigator to look for another congressman mia. >>> first, the bay area health officials have spoken and said this school year needs to be different from the last. >> as you know, we have charted a slightly different path. it's been difficult. on this we are 100% united. >> governor newsom and other state leaders said they expect campuses to open in the fall but many parents dofeel confident. is ue menagos. michelle, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with the joint statement. they're offering full-time in- person learning. as a parent, what do you think about the statement and sentiment. >> i'm not currently a parent in the district. both of my students are former students but i do work closely with parents. what we've been hearing from the board of ed is that is their commitment le >> so the d of the month. state lawmakers said they have no

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. >>> hello, i'm kristen sze and you are watching getting answers live on abc7, who live in wherever you stream. we ask experts your questions every day at 3 pm to get answers for you in real time. first breaking news, this just in so we want to update you on a major announcement by dr. mark galli california's health and human services sec. on june 15 when we fully reopen the state he says unvaccinated people will still be required to wear masks in most indoor settings. california is also requiring vaccinated people to still wear rat masks in high risk settings including in transit and in schools. that is coming down this past half hour and we aren't sure what this means for the osha meeting tonight, they are having a last-minute meeting to talk about workplace rules and whether if one person is unvaccinated that means everyone must wear a mask but that is still happening and we will have more on what this new rule means from dr. mark galli at 4 pm. you can read more about the guidelines at from dr. mark galli at 4 pm. you can read more about the guidelines@tran02.com. >>> today we w

. >> i am kristen sze. you are watching us live on abc7 and wherever you stream.cluding one in alameda county, 2 in san francisco, and three in santa clara county. there are winners in san luis obispo, and los angeles counties. dion lim watched the vacs to win the event and joins us with more. >> reporter: this is quite an ordeal. unlike a traditional traditionar we are dealing with a health issue. we don't know the names of the winners from today. the cash incentive does have medical experts and the general public wondering, if this is an effective way to get vaccinated. >> reporter: complete with a backdrop, the lottery announcement felt a little like a 70s game show, except governor gavin newsom drew the winners. >> we will start with number 18. >> reporter: up for grabs, the baxter win program, 15 winners across california, so far, million people are eligible. whoever received one dose, the state is hoping to increase the numbers as we approach the june 15th reopening date. >> we are seeing vaccine seeing improve across the country, but we recognize we have mo

. >> i am kristen sze. you are watching abc7 is at 4:00.ing close to the to the railyard. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon. we should get to chris nguyen with the very latest. chris? >> reporter: hi kristin! quite a heavy police presence at the intersection of pedro and heading. police continue their investigation in this deadly shooting. the yellow tape is up and i am told this is seen will stay this way into the evening. as we take a look at some ground video, police say thspd. on the ground at which point one of the officers got out of the car and ran over to provide cpr. sadly, those lifesaving attempts weren't enough and the man died at the scene. this happened, as you said, about one block away from the scene of last week's shooting of the vta light rail shooting. it prompted a response from sj pd and thesethesethesethesethese department.

. >> i am kristen sze. you are watching us live on abc7 and wherever you stream.ting down to the reopening of california as you see on your screen. we are counting down to june 15th, three more days, eight hours and 23 seconds to go until the coronavirus restrictions will lift statewide. >> among the moves, imoves, imoi terminating the stay-at-home- order, ending the blueprint for safety economy, and as 9:00 p.m. restrictions like social distancing capacity limits, and the tier system, they will all come to an end. a new public public public publ by the health department that includes health guidance for face coverings. stick with the cdc recommendations. that means that masks are not required for fully vaccinated individuals except if you happen to be on public transportation or in schools, healthcare settings, prisons, or shelters. masks are required for indoor settings for people who are not vaccinated. >>> stephanie sierra follows today's developments. she joins us from the newsroom with a look at what the governor said. >> reporter: the governor made it clear

. >> i am kristen sze. we have breaking news in the east bay.nce at stoneridge mall in pleasanton this afternoon. you can see yellow crime tape. that is the crime scene tape as officers searched the parking lot. we also saw an suv with atred w police are asking people to avoid the area but are not saying exactly what happened at stoneridge mall. we are working to find out more and will bring you the very latest. >>> to women shot inside of an east oakland apartment complex this morning. it happened around 10:00. both victims were rushed to the hospital with injuries thatthatt oakland described as serious. the women were shot by another woman after an altercation. >>> nearly 2 weeks since a man opened fire at a vta railyard in san jose killing nine people, the sample the san jose mayor is proposing measures that could reduce gun violence. he made the announcement in front of the memorial for those victims outside of city hall. the proposals include making every gun owner have liability insurance. gunowners could be charged withh a fee that could

he is a pediatrician and with kristen sze on our 3:00 newscast. >> any trial involving young childrenwill be watched very closely. their immune systems are completely different. they may have a more robust immune system and a stronger side effect response. >> even with the b,12? >> yeah. we have seen some of them generate a little more of the cold and flu symptoms. the actual technology of the vaccine should not cause any type of developmental or brain damage. you look at the fact that it is the exact mrna vaccine. we are showing those cells of a blueprint. that is how it goes.>>> if you have questions about coronavirus vaccines ask the vaccine team. go to abc7news.com/vaccine. >>> still ahead tonight, the latest on the california recall governor gavin newsom. when will we vote? we are looking at the calendar.>>> i am laura anthony. the state is not just raising their rates. >>> i am spencer christian. still cool and breezy but the weekend is going to bring warmer weath ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪ne

kristen sze shows us the popular science museum will welcome visitors back with crowd favorites new newsed the exploratory them? so have way. locate for us, the one-of-a- kind museum is reopening and we are taking you inside for a special preview. the fun is back at the exploratory them but things are not the same. the first difference you will notice is all of the >> we have taken some exhibits off the floor. ones where you may have to remove your mask for example. is where being thoughtful about the experience and how people want to interact we are focusing on observations. we are focusing on reflections. >> this is so cool. what is this? this is a piece of art that by artist kristin berg. it is a burning man artwork. it will be here for six months to the end of the calendar year. >> looking at this piece i feel like it is asking me to reflect on my past years.st years.st ye. >> you can reflect on this however you want. it is all about fun and figuring it out for you so. >> there are murals and photos by local artists depicting black live radar demonstrations and the pandemic. some ne