live in san francisco, ryan curry.e: san francisco is expected to bounce back from the pandemic and a pretty big way. projected revenue this fiscal year is expected to be $6.3 billion, higher than estimates made in january. property taxes and increased federal eight. the comptroller's office predicts the city will see a rise in revenue throughout the next three fiscal cycles. kumasi: the san jose city council just approved ending the indoor mast mandate. the county lifted its mast mandate last month. san jose officials faced this new decision on case rates. >> covid-19 hospitalizations remain relatively low and stable. at this time the city feels it is appropriate to rescind the policy. kumasi: the city says changes to the mandates are always possible but right now the county's wastewater shows san jose's detection of covid is going up in the ba.2 variant and more transmissible xe variant emerging. mask are still advisable in public transit. dining outdoors will still be an option in danville. the council voted to expa

ryan curry is live in downtown walnut creek with more. ryan: good morning. you can feel it warm up slightly as this morning has gone on. we have not seen the sunrise yet. that will tell you that today is going to be a hot one so get ready for it. this is bringing concern for a lot of climate experts in the bay area and residents in general over what will be coming from this really hot weather. some able to enjoy the comfortable feeling yesterday brought. today those warm temperatures are going to be very hot. this brings concerned about the lack of rain we had and the overall concern about the fire risk and ongoing drought. it's unusual to see days this hot in april. when it comes to fire danger, experts worry about the drying out vegetation which increases the fire risk. >> i think the biggest impact in the next few days will be exacerbating the fire danger. the fuel are not terrible but they are drying out fairly rapidly. >> i hope bill o'brien but it is not looking like it anytime soon. ryan: unfortunately no rain on the horizon for that. with some hot te

ryan curry is live at hoover -- at hoover headquarters -- at uber headquarters. an: this is a pilot program designed to get people to take taxes more often. the pilot program allows you to know the fair of a taxi before getting into the cab -- the fare of a taxi before getting into the cab. hooveuber wants to be a part of. if it passes, it would allow you to request a taxi through the uber app. it would be the same as an uberx ride, which is generally cheaper than a regular uber ride. this was launched with flywheel taxi. it will aid the taxi service in the city are union representatives say taxi drivers say there are plenty of questions that need to get answered first, such as driver commissions, who sets the rate, and will there be surges during peak time. the program will only benefit flywheel and uber and they say the city is practically about ready to and uber a blank check and not protecting the drivers. this is an ongoing issue. they will discuss this later at 1:00 p.m. it could be a major change with taxi service here in san francisco. light at uber headqu

ryan curry spoke with a vendor about what this means for the industry. ryan: sky 7 flying over hippie hill as crews prepare for the cannabis celebration 4/20, then you will date in april usually draws thousands to robin williams meadow in hippie hill. the last couple of years, it was not held because of the pandemic. >> we are asking everyone who comes to attend this event to come with excitement and happiness and a desire to have joy during the event. ryan: the mayor announced the event would return wednesday along with a major change. cannabis vendors will now be allowed to sell at the event. >> we encourage people to purchase legal and safe tested product. ryan: cannabis dispensaries were allowed to stay open as essential businesses during lockdown, but some vendors tell me they rely heavily on 4/20 celebrations for much of the revenue which is why they are excited those celebrations are returning. >> with the pandemic and how in general the world has been the last few years, there was a lot of anxiety. ryan: jesse runs pipeline dispensaries. aside fro

ways and i just hope we make it through in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news. our curry's pretty good too as you can tell well, even if you don't have tickets to the game, you can watch it on the big screen outside thrives city, of course, you can also watch it from the comfort of your own home right here on abc 7 coverage begins at 5 pm and then join us for after the game now to new details on a wild chase from the east bay into san francisco this afternoon take a look sky 7 caught up with part of it as the driver of this car weaved in and out of the upper deck of traffic on the bay bridge. an attempt to get away from chp officers now we are told the driver was being chased because the car was stolen from a gas station on lincoln road in vallejo police. tell us the owner went inside to pay when the suspect hopped in that car and then drove off. witness follow the stolen car and called police. that's when the pursuit began now at one point the car even exited i-80 at 9th street and officers continued chasing the driver on san francisco city streets a short time

he says the app is trying to lay out ryan curry abc 7 news. finally tonight a steph curry updates. we have been waiting with bated breath. yes. he was back at practice for the warriors today, but there is still no decision as to whether he will play on saturday. now curry has missed almost a month with a left foot strain and says the plan has always been to return for game one of the nba playoffs. which of course will be right here on abc 7 saturday night the scrimmage today and as you can see look pretty good and was smiling and post-practice individual workouts even talk with reporters. you'll hear from him coming up at 6 o'clock. will he or won't he play looking forward to that? all right world news tonight with david norris next. i'm deon lynn and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel all of us here. we appreciate your time. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again i fantastic things start to happen when you step aboard a princess cruise. doors open up for you, your favorite drinks start finding you, and everything seems to be— just how you l

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ryan curry spoke with a vendor about what this means for the industry. ky 7 flying over hippie hill as crews prepare for the cannabis celebration 4/20, then you will date in april usually draws thousands to robin williams meadow in hippie hill. the last couple of years, it was not held because of the pandemic. >> we are asking everyone who comes to attend this event to come with excitement and happiness and a desire to have joy during the event. ryan: the mayor announced the event would return wednesday along with a major change. cannabis vendors will now be allowed to sell at the event. >> we encourage people to purchase legal and safe tested product. ryan: cannabis dispensaries were allowed to stay open as essential businesses during lockdown, but some vendors tell me they rely heavily on 4/20 celebrations for much of the revenue which is why they are excited those celebrations are returning. >> with the pandemic and how in general the world has been the last few years, there was a lot of anxiety. ryan: jesse runs pipeline dispensaries. aside from the c

to assess infrastructure damage so the oakland called still for large events abc 7 news reporter ryan curry looks at why stadium? officials think it's time to end this rule officials at the oakland coliseum are asking for a change as the bay area continues its recovery from the pandemic oakland is still requiring people to show proof of vaccination for indoor events and large gatherings on february 1st, when all of the counties were beginning to relax some of the requirements oakland adopted its emergency ordinance henry garner the executive director of the colosseum authority says event staff are worried the mandate will limit them from booking events. he says his board will meet on friday to talk about the issue. we are getting signals from promoters and from some of the artists that oakland stands alone. what is the discussion with your board going to be like on friday? is it the idea to send a clear message to oakland? asking them to modify this or perhaps even lift the mandate. well, that is my recommendation deaths and hospitalizations remain low in the bay area and vaccination rates

ryan curry, live in downtown walnut creek with more on that. ryan: good morning. it is actually a brisk feeling to start the day over here. i had to bust out the jacket. once that sunrise rises the heat will quickly follow and i will not be wearing this jacket for much longer, because we know it is going to be a hot one today. bay area residents spend most of the day yesterday preparing for this hot weather, and some were even enjoying how comfortable yt temperatures arrived today. of course, with this hot weather and lack of rain many are concerned about our ongoing fire risk. it is unusual to see days this hot in early april. when it comes to fire danger experts are worried about the hot weather drying out the vegetation faster, which increases that fire risk. >> i think the biggest impact the next few days will be exacerbating the fire danger. the fuels are not terrible, but they are certainly drying out fairly rapidly. >> i hope it will rain, but it is not looking at -- looking like it anytime soon. ryan: unfortunately, no rain on the horizon, and with some te

abc news -- abc7 news reporter ryan curry has more. >> an annual trip to washington, d.c. returned for eighth graders the marin school district but many students who went on the trip contracted covid. the marin school district says 50 students tested positive. many of them were vaccinated and are experiencing only minor symptoms. >> it ended up with them getting covid. but it's not going to be -- >> brett was part of the marin school trip but wasn't near the group that had the outbreak. he is immunocompromised and advocates for people to get vaccinated. he thinks thanks to the vaccine those students' symptoms will remain mild. >> people who got vaccinated and thebe they -- then they got covid and not getting really sick. >> this comes as various people in the nation's capital including members of congress test positive for the virus. >> so i feel fine. and the good news is i've been vaccinated and double boosted. i think i got the variant that is very prevalent on the east coast. >> health experts say we are in the endemic phase when it comes to covid-19. and they say part

can and then embers as we know from fires travel in benicia ryan curry abc 7 news what an incredible day, you know, we talk about so much the high risk of wildfires because of the weather and spencer. you've been watching the conditions for us and really it's only april. we should be concerned. you're right about that deon. we've had this strong wind gusty pattern today, and it's going to be with us for a while. that's the main factor in competing against the firefighting effort. so right now we're looking at wind gusts in the higher elevations around the bay area up to 46 miles per hour at knoxville and we'll see trust in other places as we get into tomorrow a red flag warning a high fire dangerous infected until 5 pm for all of solano county where we expect gusts up to 50 miles per hour with dangerously low relative humidity and a wind advisory is in effect until 3 pm tomorrow for all the hills and mountains of the north bay and the east bay gusts in those areas may reach 60 miles per hour. of course, there's a possibility of down to tree limbs and few power outages. fortunately. w

ryan curry is alive. oakland schools will be all but empty with pretty much no instruction going on in response to 11 school closures. the teacher's demonstration will be planned this morning near lake merritt. the schools that will be closed will be mostly black and brown neighborhoods and and roman has dropped dramatically. from a standpoint -- they can no longer keep schools open. it could push students to attend public charter schools which takes them away from traditional public schools. >> a lot of neighborhood kids go to these charter schools which unrolls them from usd and then it looks like enrollment is low and schools get closed. ryan curry they say the strike is an unfair labor strike and the district says this is illegal. askounties they could be facing, they are not worried about penalizing teachers but mostly worried about the well-being of their students. kumasi: thank you. teachers at dublin will head into their next round of contract negotiations. experts say dublin unified school distri

ryan curry is live at lawrence hall of science. word is this simulator is pretty intense, according to some people who have been on it recently. it is part of the statewide initiative to try to get prepared for an earthquake when it happens. that is the goal from the california emergency services office. the milliner was in los angeles to give residents a chance to feel its intensity we have not seen a powerful earthquake hit the bay area and sometime. according to the california emergency services offices, this simulator will offer ranges from 3.0 to 7.0 magnitude. they want to remind people that earthquakes are not something to take lightly. in los angeles, they say it convinced them. >> i think it could happen we need to stay prepared for what we need to do in case there is an earthquake. ryan: the simulator is set to be set up at 6:30 this morning. once it is done, people will be given tips on how to prepare for a major earthquake. they say most of the deaths that come as a result of earthquakes are from falling objects. that w

ryan curry shows us the people eager to see this event come back. the cool air, long lines and the guilt free look of stuffing your face. >> it is investi the popular thf the grid are back. in larger than expected crowds after it was canceled two years ago during the pandemic. >> getting out here feels good because there is a lot of people. feels good to see people and actually, you know, people having a good time. ryan: ian clark came from the east bay with his friend to enjoy the evening and he was not the only non-san franciscan wanting to take part. >> you see all these people out here, especially in such a beautiful environment, and it is terrific for all of these food trucks that are trying to make a living. ryan: it is a sign residents are happy to embrace large clouds and fun events once again. >> it is the best feeling. we have a turnout we could've only hoped for. ryan: renee says this event is the best way to transition from a long time of isolation and his popularity was on full display. over 20 food trucks are here for the first night of

ryan curry, abc7news. julian: and a picture-perfect view behind him. thank you, ryan. major step to making college education more accessible and affordable. this fall, uc will make sure in-state tuition and fees will fully cover california residents who are federally recognized american indian, native tribes. the program will be systemwide. kumasi: happening today, new york's city council is expecting to delay a lot requiring employers to disclose salaries on job listings. the laws designed to give applicants, specifically women and people of color, a better shot at fair pay. but business leaders are pushing back. they sent a letter to the city council, saying the letter could create dissatisfaction with current employees. they claim the salaries being offered now are higher than historical averages because of the lack of workers and because of inflation. the video you see here is about an alabama lunchroom worker, who is being told she now owes more than $23,000 because of a payroll error. christine got a letter saying she was overpaid for six years and had three opti

south cannabis products at e sanctioned event at golden gate park, abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with the vendor about what this means for the industry. sky is seven and flying over hippie hill tuesday as crews prepare for the cannabis celebration for 20 the annual day in april usually draws thousands to robin williams meadow and hippie hill . but for the last couple of years, the event wasn't held due to the pandemic. we're asking everyone who comes to attend this event. to come with excitement and happiness and a desire to have joy. during the event. london breed announced the event would return wednesday, along with a major change. cannabis vendors will now be allowed to sell at the event. we encourage people to purchase legal and safe tested product. cannabis dispensaries were allowed to stay open as essential businesses during lockdown, but some vendors told me they rely heavily on 4 20 celebrations for much of the revenue. which is why they are excited. those celebrations are returning with the pandemic and just kind of in general the way the world's been the last few

ryan curry is joining us live with more on what this could mean for you. reporter: good morning, this could really change the outlook of the san francisco taxi business in and around the city. whatever happens from the board today could change the outlook and involve uber as a potential partner. it is all part of a pilot program that san francisco launched back in the early parts of the year in september to try to get more people to use taxis and eliminate the fear that usually comes with writing a taxi. this project originally partnered with flywheel to implement technology that allowed passengers to know the fair of a cab before getting into it. today, uber wants to become part of the program. if san francisco transportation board approves the amendment, you could then order a taxi through the uber app. they say they want to cut down on their own driver shortages as well as change the way people approach getting a taxi. it would normally be charged for a normal rate oven -- of aaron of an uber x. the meeting is scheduled to start at 1:00 today. the overa

ryan curry spoke with witnesses to the fire who say they want answers. >> i was in the rear of the storeit was very distinct. reporter: moments now turned into permanent memories. a large depot two weeks ago, turning parts of the store into rubble still physical -- visible today. >> out of the corner of my eye i see a yellow tinge of color. rie was near the fire when it started. fire officials in san jose says they arrested someone who possibly started the fire. rcs is based on what he saw, it makes sense that the start of it is compared to being an accident. >> are told investigator one of two things. unless someone intentionally started the fire, i suspect it might be electrical. ryan: you can still smell that burning aroma coming from the building and the witnesses i spoke with say they realize now it could have been much worse. >> it wasn't until three minutes we left that this giant smoke moved out of the front and we knew it was time to leave. ryan: jeff says he didn't hear any immediate fire alarm when the fire broke out. inspections about smoke alarms and sprinkler systems are un

in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news and steph curry has been listed as probable for tomorrow's gamelly. playing although he still has a little bit of pain in that injured foot the warriors and nuggets game one of the postseason. hehere on abc 7 tomorrow night coverage starts at five o'clock tip at 5:30 and then stick around for after the game. it's jackie robinso across major league baseball the 75th anniversary of robinson's debut for the brooklyn dodgers breaking the color barrier today. all mlb players will wear dodger blue 42 on the backs of their jerseys regardless of team colors, it became a tradition for every player coach and manager to where robinson's number back in 200. robinson's widow rachel who will turn a hundred this year. we'll be at tonight's game at dodger stadium in los angeles and former giants manager dusty baker talks about how he was inspired by jackie robinson. you know, i was born two years after jackie broke the color barrier and you know, most african americans at that time were brooklyn dodger fans because of jackie. jackie gave us a lot of pride about b

ryan curry has more. >> a familiar fire season seen. hazy, smoky, and sometimes dark red skies. firefighters in local cities. >> things are changing. our community wildfire protection plan took into account climate change. >> and at the state level on high alert for a potential busy year. >> any little spark can ignite and start a wildland fire. so we want everyone to be cautious. >> the fires themselves are not the only threats. according to a new report from princeton university and noaa, wildfire smoke will reach unbearable levels in the coming decades. smoke pollution could increase by 50% by the middle of the century. >> we are heading for more smoke, i think we are heading for more smoke in the prescribed sense. the wildfire smoke will be coming come as well. >> dr. stevens says there are ways to limit the massive fires. he says the state needs to focus on prescribed burns and reshaping the structure of california forests. governor newsom announced the state will expand those efforts. >> we can do work on vulnerability, reduce vulnerability, and we can reduce that potentia

ryan curry spoke with witnesses to the fire who say they want answers. >> i was in the rear of the store, i heard somebody yelling, it was very distinct. reporter: moments now turned into permanent memories. a large fire broke out on a home depot two weeks ago, turning parts of the store into rubble still physical -- visible today. >> out of the corner of my eye i see a yellow tinge of color. i look up and see flames. reporter: rick garcia says he was near the fire when it started. fire officials in san jose says they arrested someone who possibly started the fire. rcs is based on what he saw, it makes sense that the start of it is compared to being an accident. >> are told investigator one of two things. unless someone intentionally started the fire, i suspect it might be electrical. ryan: you can still smell that burning aroma coming from the building and the witnesses i spoke with say they realize now it could have been much worse. >> it wasn't until three minutes we left that this giant smoke moved out of the front and we knew it was time to leave. ryan: jeff says he didn't hear any

ryan curry has more. >> a familiar fire season seen. hazy, smoky, and sometimes dark red skies.al cities. >> things are changing. our community wildfire protection plan took into account climate change. >> and at the state level on high alert for a potential busy year. >> any little spark can ignite and start a wildland fire. so we want everyone to be cautious. >> the fires themselves are not the only threats. according to a new report from princeton university and noaa, wildfire smoke will reach unbearable levels in the coming decades. smoke pollution could increase by 50% by the middle of the century. >> we are heading for more smoke, i think we are heading for more smoke in the prescribed sense. the wildfire smoke will be coming come as well. >> dr. stevens says there are ways to limit the massive fires. he says the state needs to focus on prescribed burns and reshaping the structure of california forests. governor newsom announced the state will expand those efforts. >> we can do work on vulnerability, reduce vulnerability, and we can reduce that potential risk of severe fir

ryan curry spoke with witnesses. >> i was in the rear of the store. i heard somebody yelling.very indistinct. >> a large fire broke out at a home depot. releasing a large cloud of smoke into the air and turning parts of the store into rubble. >> i see a yellow color and icy flames. >> rick garcia right near the fire started. garcia says based on what he saw, it makes sense someone started it compared to it being an accident. >> i spoke with atf and i said one of two things. unless someone intentionally started the fire, i suspect it might be electrical. >> the fire happened over a week ago but you can still smell the chemical aroma coming from the building. witnesses say realize it could have been much worse. >> it wasn't until three minutes we left this giant plume of smoke rolled out the front and we all knew it's time to leave. >> san jose police have said information about inspections, smoke alarms and sprinkler systems are under investigation. the san jose fire department brought in help from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms to investigate the cause. >> it make

we are live in san francisco, ryan curry,ab 7 news -- abc 7 news. kumasi: san francisco's vacancy rate is climbing as the demand for office space is declining. san francisco's economic recovery is worse than other major cities. a larger percentage of jobs are fully remote and home prices are soaring. hope is on the horizon. several big tech companies ria new leases in the coming -- are eyeing new leases in the coming weeks.al est also predict increased demand for smaller companies making a commitment to san francisco. reggie: today is the end of zoo meetings for the sonoma city council. tonight's meeting will be the first in the council's to an in person meetings format. the in-person format will be used by all commissions and committees for their public meetings. if you have any questions on covid, reopening's, or the subvariants we, constantly updating our website. kumasi: today oil ceos are expected to testify about soaring gas prices. jobina: vp, chevron, and exxon mobil officials are among six executives who will face questions from lawmakers t

. >> in san jose, ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: we sent this notification on our abc7news app .aming that conference with investigators at 11:00 a.m. a breakthrough in a cold case. jobina: inflation is way up this year, and it is getting even more expensive to own a car. we will look at the high cost flying under the radar. first let's get a check on the weather. drew: we are tracking showers in the east bay and south bay. highway four from antioch over to discovery bay, some light showers. this is it in terms of the storm. it is fizzling out in the next 90 minutes. still some slick spots out there and mild temperatures. here is future whether. by 7:00 a.m. no green on the screen but a lot of cloud cover. midday, some of that cloud cover breaks down into the afternoon. it is a partly cloudy day as we dry out from this morning storm. 64 in santa rosa. 67 the high in san jose. jane controls currently on 80 but not on 50. looking at the next three days, today it is increasing, sunshine but our next storm quickly arrives tomorrow evening. we will timeout this next storm and previewe

ryan curry spoke to residents, who say it could have been worse. >> sky 7 flying over this massive cloud of smoke. venetia fire says flames started near a petco. >> the fire dropped from the top of the conveyor belt. >> crews could not get close because it was carrying hazardous materials. boat cruise had to help. the fire made its way toward the center. four boats relocated to other areas and others had to get evacuated. including this wedding party, who had their service moved elsewhere. >> we are sending guests to another location. we will regroup. >> the fire is causing concern among residents. the wood is covered in a type of preservative. that chemical was released into the atmosphere. a longtime resident and activist says residents were lucky the wind blew the smoke over the water. >> we know these fires are toxic fires. when a wharf burns, that is creosote, a toxic chemical. >> she says she does not want any toxic chemicals, especially with the dry hills nearby. >> so many people are employed in this area. the grass can catch. liz: strong winds and dry brush are the reason there

ryan curry, abc7 news. julian: commuters it will have to go back to wear a face covering's.orning. there was a 10 day break of not having to wear masks. if you forget your mask this morning, station agents have them. just ask for one on your way in because and they are required on the trains. bart says the mandate will be in place until july 28, 11 more weeks of masks on the trains. bart is the only transit agency in the area to bring the masks back after a federal judge tossed out the mask mandate. here is what passengers are saying. >> absolutely. yes, i am so happy when i see people with masks on. >> i feel like we are still adapting to people not wearing masks. i see more and more people are fairly more comfortable to it. so, if they are bringing it back, although it sucks, it's not too much of a pain point for me. i do not mind wearing one. amy: laborde is making national news with -- the bart board is making national news with this decision. but bart says that they believe they are the only transit agency in the country to adopt its bone mask mandate. but they say they

ryan curry shows us all of the people eager to see the event come back. nd grill skilled free of stuffing your face. the popular themes of off the grid are back. a larger than expected crowd came for the return after the event was canceled two years ago. >> it feels good because there is a lot of people. it is good to see people and people are having a good time. leah: ian clark -- ryan: ian clark came from the east bay and he was not the only nonprint fashion on san franciscan taking part. >> we see all of these people in such a beautiful environment like this and it is terrific for all of these food trucks that are trying to make a living. ryan: is a sign that residents are happy to embrace large crowds and fun events again. >> it is the best feeling, we have a turnout that we only could have hoped for. ryan: the marketing director says this event is the perfect way to transition from a long period of isolation and its popularity was on full display. over 20 food trucks are out there for the start of a long season that goes until november. they have a ri

reporter: in rodeo, ryan curry, abc7news.an: if you do not see the rain yet you will soon, sandy has a look at what the sto i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. sotis it seems the tesla doesn't want the driver to take over. i'm trying. this driver had to hit the brakes when the tesla didn't understand a detour sign. ok. here it almost hit a truck. obviously, i had to take over. and here it swerves into an oncoming lane. look at that! often, the tesla doesn't know what it wants to do. what is it doing? or just doesn't know how to turn. jesus, oh my god! tesla's full self driving software for drivers and pedestrians, it's unsafe at any speed. tell congress to shut it down. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend

ryan currie looting the reason behind the strike as officials say this strike is illegal. ing. the strike is a plan to consolidate three schools this year and another eight in the following year. teachers say most of those schools are in prominently black -- predominantly black and brown neighborhoods. 75% of voting members ruled in favor of the strike their demonstration will be held friday in the morning. the issue of consolidating schools has been heavily debated since the start of this calendar year. the teachers union says this strike is not about wages but about unfair labor. >> we are going on an unfair play-by-play practice strike. this is not a strike for wages and benefits. this is a one-day ulp strike. >> the school district said it was heading for a budget shortfall and claims it had no choice but to close some schools. they say this planned strike is illegal. in a statement, they said there has not been a final ruling to the unfair labor charge. the asserted basis for the strike, we strongly urge oea to reconsider its illegal activity. student enrollment has be

ryan curry live in the newsroom with how this might shift the road forward. ow is that changes will happen. it is a matter of waiting for the final steps of this deal to be completed. tech experts so you will not see changes until the end of the six to nine months. musk criticized the platform for several years. he called for more transparency by twitter saying he thinks the app has unfair restrictions on free speech. what specific changes he aims to make are still unclear. tech experts locally think musk faces a unique challenge to implement his vision on the company. >> moderating the content, this is going to be tough for him because he wants to establish a platform for free speech and without it turning into a cesspool of disinformation and hate speech. ryan: musk plans to make twitter's algorithm open sourced to increase trust. he also has plans to bring back certain banned accounts. one of those could be former president donald trump but he says he has no reason to return. julian: in other tech news, facebook's parent company opening its first retail sto

ryan curry shows us how it works and why developers think it can limit climate change. >> gasoline, grocerys, and eating at restaurants, all of those purchases create carbon emissions and now there's an app that lets you monitor your contributions. >> the purpose is to empower anybody to feel like they can make a difference with climate change. reporter: kyle launched the app six months ago. it first asks about current habits like are you following eight specific diet or if you use renewable energy. it then let you track your spending. the app shows you how much of what you purchase leads to co2 emissions. >> it is all of that emissions the app is estimating is based on an open-source database so you can go online and see that for the gas station category, that is x kilograms of co2 or for the airplane category, x grams. reporter: i gave the app a try. it shows gas as my biggest contribution. i started the app today and it has given me a red fire. am i off to a good start or do i need to make adjustments? >> i think that is common. for me, gas stations are my number one impact category as w

ryan curry spoke to residents who say it could have been even worse. >> sky 7 flying over this massive cloud of smoke saturday afternoon. flames started on a conveyor belt near petco. those flames quickly spread to the peeier. >> the fire ultimately caught the pier on fire. >> officials could not get close because it was carrying hazardous materials. both crews from san francisco and adjacent department had to help. the fire started at the base and quickly made its way toward the center. four boats were docked and they relocated to other areas. others nearby the fire had to be evacuated. including this wedding party who had their service moved elsewhere. >> at this point we are sending all the guests to another location to regroup. >> the wood on the pier is covered in the type of preservative. as the fire burned, that chemical was released into the atmosphere. a longtime resident and environmental activist says residents were lucky the wind blew the smoke over the water. >> these fires are toxic fires. when the wharf burns, that is a hugely toxic chemical. >> she says she doesn't want

curry's foot continues to improve. will it improve by denver in let's see how he is during a scrimmage, wherever that happens. >>> i could not pull off this green suit. maybe ryanayoffs against cleveland, kevin durant and irving, 57 points, even jay- z was impressed. they face the boston celtics next. >>> western conference, minnesota in white with patrick beverly. hosting the clippers, anthony edwards was feeling it. a crowd-pleasing jam. minnesota won this play in game. 109, 104. they move on to face memphis. >>> nhl, a lot of issues between nashville and the sharks and the white sweaters. left standing at the finish in tennessee. it was overtime before they scored this first goal of the game. won it, predators survived. 1-0. sharks play at chicago next. my big takeaway tonight has to be giants, first woman in major league history to be hired on a major league staff, alyssa nakken. first, first female on the field at the first base box. looked like a natural. >> yes. absolute natural. >> glass ceiling shattered. >>> a tech company wants you to carry your wallet under what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, b