san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region. we are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay regionve brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month of celebrations and i'm surrounded by so many amazing people, it's quite it's the

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region we are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month o

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month of celeb

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region. we are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay regione give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month of celebrations an

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay regionon to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month of celebrations and i'm surrounded by so m

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay regionwe are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month of

san francisco soul. we will be honoring the san francisco and also the national japanese american historical society for 40 years of contributions. this year, because we always talk about we are the san francisco bay region. we are also -- we give special recognition to two special organizations that have brought bay area compact. the national japanese chamber of commerce of northern california for being around for seventy years and, of course, world journal, one of the premier newspapers in the country and of course in san francisco bay area providing news and information to our chinese american community congratulating them on their 45th anniversary. so, hopefully all of you will be there when we celebrate all these milestones and, now, i would like to invite our celebration partners to tell you the highlight maybe just one or two of what your organization is offering in the month of may, maybe starting with the largest asian american film festival in the country. and the director of the festival. >> thank you, claudine. hello everyone. i am the festival and exhibitions director at the center for asian american media. i want to thank claudine so much for letting cam participate in this wonderful month

. >>> a closer look at the bay area, we have seen whales wash ashore across our region including in the san francisco bay. the investigative unit have been tracking this for some time. find more about what bigad shaban found by visiting nbcbayarea.com and clicking on our investigations area. >>> i want you to get your telescopes ready for the first time in two and a half years, you have a chance to see what's known as a superblood moon eclipse. you have to wake up early. the eclipse will take place when the moon passes into the earth's shadow early wednesday morning, will look larger and brighter and the tides becoming higher and stronger. the reason it's the reddish color, the sunlight is refracting through our atmosphere and leaking through the edges of the planet onto the moon. pretty cool, huh? the partial eclipse begins at 2:45 in the morning before "today in the bay," the total eclipse is expected to happen around 6:19 with everything wrapping up by 5:53 a.m. >>> several states are getting creative and offering incentives to try to convince hesitant americans to get that covid-19 vaccine. the r

. >> santa clara, san francisco and san matteo counties are the only bay-area counties in that yellow tier. >>> as for the rest of the region, the east bay and much of the north bay are in the orange tier, but solano county still in the red tier. here's a county supervisor on the possible reason why. >> i attribute it to the fact that people have covid -- they are tired of covid. they are tired of staying home. they are tired of being told what you can and cannot do. people want to get back to life the way it was prior to march 18th of last year. >> right now solano county has an adjusted case rate of nearly 7 per 100,000. it needs to be under 5.9 to move into the orange tier. the positivity rate is at 2.5% which meets orange tier threshold. >>> well, should businesses be allowed to require proof of vaccination from their customers? well, the majority of california voters say yes. that's according to a new uc berkeley survey t.finds two out of three people believe places like concert venues, sports stadiums and casino, they should be allowed to check vaccination cards and a majority also say that businesses should be allowe

bay today. you can see the layer of haze above san francisco. commuters are encouraged to find alternatives to driving alone. cars on bay area roadways are largest source of smog and greenhouse gases in the region. >>> new, a california senator unveiled a plan to protect more than 1 million acres of public lands in the state. legislation also promises to protect more than 500 miles of rivers across california. >> protected land is a key strategy for capturing carbon from the atmosphere to reducing emissions and ensuring clean air for all. >> the senator says the public land bill will help california and the nation meet the goal of conserving 30% of protected land and waters by 2030. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk monitoring antitrust trial with some high stakes for apple. the outcome could have major impacts on the apple app store. a live look at the city of oak land where the federal case began with opening arguments this morning. the lawsuit is being brought by fortnite creator epic games. here is a look at the lawyers arriving with boxes of documents. this case is based on two of apple's business practices, with unthat requires third party software for iphones to be distributed

nearly all of the north bay, all of contra, costa county, much of alameda county and even portions of san francisco now, too. and it's not just us. the bay area but across the regionalifornia in that red to maroon indicating extreme to exceptional drought and much of the desert including the great basin of southern nevada. western utah and colorado northern new mexico and arizona. so it is bad situation across the southwestern us certainly right here a backyard to and with such a busy weekend ahead for getting outside doing some recreating just please practice extreme caution. because temperatures are about to rise. dry skies, continue temperatures, get warmer today on the other hand, is our last of at least cooler days days, daytime highs later on only in the 60's 70's for most. we're already in the 50's to 60's for most areas that paired with breezy conditions at times will make for some jacket where the conditions into the late afternoon and into the early evening tonight. today's daytime highs in san francisco really not changing much from yesterday. some 50's and 60's near the coast and similar 60's and 70's right along the bay shore. it's our inland areas th

bay area. here's a look at what we're seeing regionally san francisco on average 4.21 a gallon oakland for 16 onlyaper in san jose at 4.15 and then sandra fell up in the north bay is coming in out for 28 a gallon on average. >> take a look at this. look mom. no hands, no driver. yeah. a guy is in the back seat see this. it's a tesla. he's been right around the bay area spotted in places in this was in berkeley and to the chp is looking for him because. >> well, he thinks it's maybe cute funny clever. it's tesla. does have the autopilot feature, but they make it clear that somebody has to be in the driver's seat. and james, as you pointed out, they even have technology that i suppose not supposed to be able to run the car to detect driver like to see bill has to be buckled. there has to be some weight on the steering wheel. so it census somebodys holding this but you can get by mean you have to go out of your way to yeah. the car. right. and clearly this person is doing that, which is a big no, no. for the chp and for tests and they want to find him before it causes an accident. >> we'll be right b

san francisco's mayor. the tragedy brought up hunting members is san francisco's soliciting at the kindest kyle street in 1983. up until wednesday, that have been that they areas last option for the bay area region>> and is thing that happens fair >> this tragedy facility us, if you need support, we have sources to help. >>>. at this is this morning. here is a look visitors ipad to hope that does 60s 257 and alan rock our neighborhoods, we have 49 san pablo, 47 in bodega bay. everyone else is in the 50s. even a 61 inbred with. from walnut creek, you can see the low clouds pushing across the out bales for there haven't been any higher elevations the coast and, where temperatures is the to this is his sense of and this is temperatures are about the low to mid 70s. i 7:00, we fall back into the mid-50s to mid 60s with a touch of a breeze, especially near bodies of water. if you're exercising, will the warm. in warmer weekend for beaches for is to wednesday monday to there. as far as tree and grass pollen, to the holiday weekend, they remain moderate the sun jesus transfer here is sue with the morning commute. >>> no me to mention this, but service has been canceled on vta. i have a bus bridge in pl

san francisco officially enters the release restrictive reopening here, and it's the only bay area county to do so. most other counties in the region are in the orange tear. you can see solano county is the exception, still in red. san francisco has been in the yellow tier before, but it's been a while. so we were relying on abc7 news amy hollyfield to let us know what is allowed now? >> reporter: i'm here to remind everyone of what this actually looks like, reggie pick the big winner in all of this are the bars. they finally get to open their doors and allow people inside. instead, they don't have the requirement that they have to serve food. you can just walk in and get a drink. but bars won't be the only ones having fun. family entertainment centers are now allowed to open up again, so that includes rollerskating rinks, so workers at church of a wheel san francisco told us, they are so excited. they say was starting to feel like the yellow tier would never get here. some bar owners got us and told us they felt the same way. >> we were never mentioned by the mayor, different, you know, entities. it was always about restaurants an

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we're partnering with clipper, the clipper start program has begun here in san francisco and throughout the bay area regionre looking at affordability and affordability programs with our fare policy, with the treasurer's office justice project. so that's happening right now, and all this work is coming together from all ends right now. when i put that august date, it was right before all this talk about free muni came up, but i think it will be at a very mature state that we can have a conversation. usually for those of you who have been on the board for a long time we don't have that conversation until january or february, but next year is going to be really busy and i want to talk not just about the fare policy itself and the structure. i think chair board you brought it up, we should talk about the technology, the information we're giving the customers, what other services can we provide just beyond the transit pass itself, kind of all encompassing around mobility. that's what we're working on, and we do want to have that conversation, and affordability will definitely be part of that. >> yeah, so my qu

region. so that'll be the case not only for today but also the next few days. here's a live camera looking out towards san francisco bays afternoon out toward the bay bridge, you could see the marine layer clouds hanging out. so what will happen and we'll have this sort of the fog and also some higher clouds approaching the region from the north as we head into friday night and into saturday, the syrian high pressure has been warming up the state over the past few days today, though, most areas a bit cooler compared to yesterday. so it's the beginning of a cooling trend. that really moves in later in the week, all in response to this guy, this area of low pressure off shore. this will bring in the cloud cover and maybe that's a drizzle chance as we head into a saturday morning and as far as a real significant heat, at least over the next few days, really not showing up in our forecast maps at least right now highs this afternoon, upper eighties out toward fairfield out toward anya conquered, 86 santa rosa 76 degrees oakland 66 a bit cooler out toward the coast and out towards san francisco with the fog, at least the so

bay area's getting closer to regional herd immunity. the point at which so many people have antibodies that a virus stops spreading. all the numbers suggest san francisco is leading the pack. the city says 75% of san franciscans over 16 years old have received at least one dose of vaccine. >> until we get global herd immunity, regional herd immunity may be just transient and fleeting depending on circumstances. >> reporter: but most doctors admit herd immunity is still a few years out because of the variants, vaccine hesitancy and vaccine equity. in the bay area the biggest challenge is vaccine hesitancy. >> i haven't been vaccinated because there hasn't been enough tests, and i don't want to be one of the guinea pigs. >> reporter: those who refuse to get the shot tell me they don't trushe scice. >> i don't have trust in the systems like that. because everybody you put your trust in lets you down. >> so da, you know some people are getting vaccinated. others, as we heard, are very hesitant. do doctors think we can eventually eliminate covid-19, not to get too ahead of ourselves, but what are they saying? >> reporter: doctors say herd immunity is very d

san francisco's deadly shooting on 101 in 1992. 19 that. 1993. a gunman killed eight people. up until yesterday, that had been the bay area's deadliest mass shooting. >> it was really tragic for the bay area for our regionand it's tragic for our country. that this continues to be the normal. >> if you need some support, go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally. >>> flames could be seen for miles. what health officials are saying tonight about the flaring at the richmond refinery. >> reporter: if you're vaccinated in california you're eligible to win $1.5 million. is the new vaccine lottery enough of an incentive? >> and dream force is returning to san francisco. the big changes attendees can expect. >> big changes are coming for the weekend. we're talk heat. it is going to feel like summer. >> i was almost three the first time i went to disneyland because my parents wanted to get me in for free. >> they were honest enough. because my parents were carry meeting in when i was 14. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, r

bay. we are deeply concerned about what this would mean for the future of our region. >>> in san franciscoare making a major change to their rules for attending a ball game. starting friday when the team hosts the dodgers, fans won't have to show proof of vaccination or negative tests but that's only if they are sitting in special socially distanced areas to sit in the fully vaccinated section. you still need proof of vaccination or a negative coronavirus test. masks are still required. >>> now to seattle where a mariner's fan got the 1,000th vaccine dose from the city fire department. he got his shot yesterday right at the stadium while he was attending a game. he won an x box console, first responderns have been providing vaccines since may 4th. >>> travel experts say that pent up demand from canceled trip is leading to what's being called as revenge travel this summer. tonight in the original series, road to recovery we talk to experts about how to organize your vaccine records on your phone. >> it won't be the trickle down theory we will see the fumble down theory. you may not be able

it's a regional route, the one from sacramento as you can see here, an in sacramento it doesn't end in san francisco, it doesn't reach the bay and it doesn't even reach out to -- it reaches prom a tory summit. that's what you just saw, a major major defining thing about that is once these people celebrate the railroad there's absolutely nothing out there. there is a sacramento, sacramento is a minor outpost of the bay and three quarters of san francisco population time lives in the bay area. we also have this place not a great resolution, but you could see this is a small engine. and also they are running on wood, and they cannot haul much over the sierra nevada. this is not a very good technique for moving goods back and forth, but that does not make a whole lot of different because there is no goods to move back and forth. it is written it's a great country west of the rocky mountains, but very few people on the side, know how little business there is there. he's talking to the east. even california, from sacramento to the state line, it's the worst you can imagine in terms of traffic. there's not a lot to haul, this is no

taxpayers of oakland and cities in the greater east bay we are deeply concerned about what this would mean for the future of our region. >>> in san franciscots making a major change to their rules for attending ball games. it's only if they are sitting in special socially distanced areas. to sit in the pulley vaccinated session you need proof of vaccination or for kids 15 and under a negative coronavirus test. masks are still required. >>> happening today the line up will be announced for chicago. >> this as we learn the festival this sumler be held at full capacity. the festival will take place just 29th to august 1st in the negative coro is required. in 2019 the festival drew more than 400,000 people, ticket its go on sale today. >>> let's get another check of the morning commute with gianna and you have some slow downs. y we do. it's especially slow along 80 this morning. web, if you are rolling out of bed early this morning have you to take the east shore freeway and give yourself a few extra minutes. there's a crash westbound around cuddy boulevard. slow and go as you head through there. it m for the rest of the ride across the east s

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san francisco's deadly shooting on 101 in 1992. 19 that. 1993. a gunman killed eight people. up until yesterday, that had been the bay area's deadliest mass shooting. >> it was really tragic for the bay area for our region. and it's tragic for our country. that this continues to be the normal. >> if you need some support, go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally. >>> flames could be seen for miles. what health officials are saying tonight about the flaring at the richmond refinery. >> reporter: if you're vaccinated in california you're eligible to win $1.5 million. is the new vaccine lottery enough of an incentive? >> and dream force is returning to san francisco. the big changes attendees can expect. >> big changes are coming for the weekend. we're talk heat. it is going to feel like summer. >> i was almost three the first time i went to disneyland because my parents wanted to get me in for free. >> they were honest enough. because my parents were carry meeting in when i was 14. jack, toss me the frisbee. i can do you one better... with cheddar. everything's better with cheddar. like my new cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches with cheddar baked right in. only at jack in the box. did you know th

instead, all those storm tracks away from the region 60's and 70's for your highs in san francisco and elsewhere near the coastline today. happen bay way up to 69 degrees. well, looking at a range of 70's and even 80's right along the bayshore foster city at 76 palo alto. 81 mountain view in redwood city, 82 for your daytime highs. today. south bay the temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. settle to get back into the 80's for your highs with san jose 83 union city on up through hayward and eventually through oakland in berkeley each at 79 for today's highs. danville 87 well, conquered obviously standing out from the crowd at 90 degrees today upper 80's for pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville. 89 mid-eighties from sandra fell nevado petaluma on up through santa rosa tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today is wednesday will be just a touch cooler. the real cool down begins after that, though, from thursday into the weekend. we do have some relief from the heat that we're starting the week with highs falling into the 70's by the warmest by thursday reyna. john, thank you for that. although conditions look good. w

region. in the meantime we are all asked to save water. in the east bay, kpix 5. >>> and now , streaming on cbsn bay area, a horrific double stabbing. two asian women in san francisco and a picture from a bystander help police catch the suspect. >>> they were teenagers when it happened and the fate now is to bay area men connected to an italian police officer's death. >>> don't expect any facebook updates from former president trump. the latest decision on the online status and what happens next. >>> good evening. we begin with a suspect under arrest and new information on the victims and a double stcisc bu market street. >> we are live in san francisco with a late and breaking details. >> reporter: we obtained a photo and multiple witnesses say is of the stabbing suspect in hours ago san francisco police identifying 54-year-old pastor thompson as the man they say attacked two elderly women waiting for a bus right behind me and then simply walked away as if nothing happened. >> really bad on the right shoulder blade. >> reporter: he was helping his aunt at union square flowers when i noticed a man wielding a large knife and approaching a bus stop. >> he was behind

>> well, this investigation was led by the east bay regional park district police and they got some help from the u.s. marshals opd and the san francisco office of the fbi. investigators say they are still seeking more information about this case reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news, ttank you, dan. >> also in the east bay oakland police have arrested a man in connection to the shooting deaths of 2, a 17 year-old boys officers found the first victim last night near the corner of east 26th street and 19th. he was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later, another teenager with gunshot wounds was dropped off at highland hospital not far from the first shooting. he died from his injuries. police have not yet released any names. >> concord police have arrested a homeless man for setting a series of fires at a church overnight. 47 year-old justin rowland being held tonight at the contra costa county jail overnight. fire crews say they were called to the christ community church of the nazarene. this was the second fire at that church in just a matter of days. last thursday. crews say that a homeless person started a f

>> well, this investigation was led by the east bay regional park district police and they got help from the u.s. marshals opd and the fbi's san francisco office. but investigators are still seeking information tonight in this case. so if you have any give them a call. that's the latest here live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you, dan. to the peninsula now the director of marketing and community relations at the college of san mateo has been arrested. >> and charged with having with minors. san jose. police say they received information about 52 year-old, richard rowe. whoa. engaging in inappropriate acts with 2 under age females. the victims. we're 1415 years old at the time roweho turned himself in to the san jose police department. he immediately posted bail and is due back in court next month. polic are asking for any other possible victims to come forward. >> federal officials say they're looking into an engine incident that caused an american airlines plane to have to return to san jose. shortly after taking off today. the airline says pilot shut down one of the 2 engines. you see the plane there after an indicato

inversion also keeping temperatures pretty warm across the region to and that does mean a warmer day all across the bay today, including in san francisco golden gate park. a comfortable 68 just do watch out for some breezy conditions 60's as well from daly city down through half moon bay. now, most of our bayshore cities today. we'll actually be up into the 70's to 80's palo alto. 81 mountain view 82 south bay temperatures in the low 80's for san jose in cupertino that will bring it to 83 fremont 81 for your high. well, union city hayward, oakland and berkeley all at 79 concord right up to 90 degrees and close to the 90's for solano county which will again be in that red flag warning today. as i mentioned, some really strong winds for fairfield and vacaville where highs will reach near 90 degrees. santa rosa down through center fell in the mid 80's today. so today and tomorrow, our hottest of the forecast wednesday also very warm snap. quite as high as we work our way towards the latter part of this forecast, though, there's your really soak these temperatures are too hot for don't worry so much. we're going to get there. i'd say just

bay to san francisco proper on the west end of the bay bridge. in the meantime, we are working on the design phase of our pathway project and that's a collaboration again with the region and the state as well as t.i.d.a.. we also hope to see the full project funded as part of this round and m.p.c. will be scheduled to approve their staff recommendations on june 23rd. in the meantime, we do continue to work with the state and our federal representatives on funding to complete the yerba buena island west side bridge project and this is from the bay bridge to t.i. so that's a structure that has been needing some repair for some time now. it was built in the late 1930s, so it is high time to replace that project and it's been fully funded. due to covid in the state's overprogramming of highway bridge toll program, the highway bridge is the program in the state and we are looking for some additional funding for that project. we do hope to get construction this coming fiscal year. in addition, our outreach activities continue. we conducted some surveys. we'll be reporting that back out to the committee next month. we're pleased to join the chair to hear from stake holders.

plan circulating a sign-on letter to insist on a citywide and bay area local build-out plan to power san francisco 100% locally and regionally by 2030. that's what is needed. that was what was originally intended by this. that plan needs to be centered on local jobs. it can create tens of thousands of jobs to do a plan like that and we're in the biggest economic depression since the great depression in the 1930s, we need to produce local jobs and that plan will need to be centered on environmental and climate justice to communities like the bayview hunter's point and the mission are the first ones to get these retro fits in their communities so that they can be the first to benefit because they're the most under the gun financially and they need to be first up for jobs etc., and then, gabriel mentioned we need to stop depending on long range transmission lines. all these objectives need to be met. that sign-on letter, we will present to you. it's already gotten a lot of groups signing on. we will present that to you next month for the may lafco meeting and we would like the board of supervisors in cooperation with the lafco

san francisco counties, too. if you're not in that deep maroon the worst category of drought. the rest of the bay area is now in extreme zooming out across the region and the west coast in general. we're certainly not alone. it's the southwestern united states that is solidly in this drought category and especially the great basin of nevada, utah, arizona, new mexico and colorado right up there with us. as far as drought severity. now this morning, no big surprise. we're staying dry already saw that sunshine that is going to add up to a really nice day ahead of us. but with such hot weather just around the corner for memorial day weekend. please practice extreme caution as you do get outside for recreating fire danger is going to be higher as temperatures begin to rise today. on the other hand, a little cooler. we do have a cool coastal breeze that will pick up later on today. you definitely felt that coastal breeze last night pushing its way on through the bay area and part of the reason that today is going to be a bit cooler than yesterday was 50's and 60's for highs at the coast, including in san francisco and down highway one. well, our base si

is really tragic for the bay area, for our region and it's tragic for our country that this continues to be the normal. the thing that happens. >> mayor breed says san francisco has offered extra law enforcement and transportation resources to san jose to help in the aftermath of the shooting. >>> oakland mayor -- talked about the shooting, gun- control and mental health yesterday on midday live. >> california has the strongest gun-control laws in the country but guns come in from nevada, other places, ghost guns are being 3-d printed without regulation, there is much more we can and must do. and as we come out of this pandemic i think we have to have a renewed attention on mental health. is on top of untreated and unaddressed mental health that this tragedy affects all of us so if you need help, support, we have vetted resources, go to abc7 news.com/take action to find your ally. >>> state election officials are reviewing new allegations against the former mayor of windsor who resigned this month amid sexual assault allegations. the chronicle reports officials received an anonymous complaint that says -- used campaign funds to pay thousands of dollars to a g

region. through the day, cool and cloudy along the coast, mix of sun and clouds, cool around the bay and mostly sunny inland with mild temperatures. 58 in san francisco, 78 san jose, 80 concord. we will cool it down friday and into the weekend and also early next week. >> thanks so much. >>> thanks for watching kpix5 news this morning. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs this morning is next. have a great thursday. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning." it is thursday, may 13th, 2021. i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, and tony dokoupil's off for a very good reason. but here we go. >>> the conflict in the palestinian-israeli conflict take a violent turn. both sides bombing in heavily populated areas and more fighting is now taking place in the street. >>> more gas stations in the south run out of supplies, even as the main pipeline along the rst coa weook at h long it will taknorm >>> the push to vaccinate all

san francisco down into five regions for the salt water pump station study. we have the southern dunes. you have the rocky area south to china beach. then you have the rocky north. then the north bay front from port point to pier 23. and then the east bay front. and each of these areas present, you know, geological and engineering challenges to set up another salt water pump station. but the most challenging aspect of that study is the intersection of all these areas run into so many different regulatory bodies, that it could take years and years to get the permitting necessary to build them. and i can give you a brief run down on some of them. there is the california coastal condition, bay conservation development commission, california land commission, regional water control board, fisheries and i could go on down the list. it's a confluence of so many regulatory bodies, i think that will be our greatest challenge with the salt water pump station. nothing insurmountable, but it's down the road quite a bit because of the challenges. we have all the reports due in june and december this year. we took it on ourselves to begin the drills. we've had an exercise at pump station 1 here

you have san francisco santa clara county, marin county, all with more than 70% of adult of the vaccines were making a lot of headway there. is there a chance that the bay area as a region herd immunity, even if the rest of the country doesn't. so that's the i think the misconception that any particular region or city or town could reach herd immunity hurting man. she really implies that not just a particular geographic region b, uh, to reach her immunity, but the entire country and maybe the entire world really needs to reach her immunity to really interrupt the transmission of the pandemic and so hurting unit is that's really very difficult right for the whole world to have enough proportion of people vaccine vaccinated to the level where can you drop the transmission? so you know a songs while countries like india, brazil, we're having this major crisis. we're just not gonna be able to reach her immunity even in the bay area. all right, let me ask you here to about this new so that the fda is expected at some point, possibly early next week to authorize the visor vaccine to be used for kids between the ages of 12 and 15. years of age. how important is that group in t

bay area temperatures right now upper fifties and san francisco. lots of seventies. well inland just not as hot as yesterday. member we were into the nineties yesterday for the warmest locations in the region's a live camera looking out toward a foggy golden gate bridge. the fog will kind of work its way back into the bay overnight. partly cloudy skies some patchy fog to start off tomorrow morning temperatures most areas will be in the forties. so here's the set up. this area of low pressure has been cooling off the bay area. that's what kind of school gone out to the east over the next day or so. and as it does an area of high pressure wants to rebuild. so with that, tomorrow we're now some gusty winds. some cloud cover clearing into the afternoon hours. but as that high builds in that'll send temperatures up in this saturday at also will generate the stronger wind speeds, speeds as well. by saturday morning, a wind out of the north will actually boost the fire danger here in the bay area, especially up in the north bay. no red flag, fire warnings posted or fire weather watches, but something we'll have to keep an eye on tomorrow. we have that onshore breeze, especially coast side and rig

once san francisco leads the way, a renewable energy network for the bay area can be developed because, of course, we ultimately do need a coordinated region-centered policy. what we don't need is reliance on long-range power transmission lines which are outdated, wildfire causing and hugely profitable for pg&e. they're expensive to build and they lose between 5% and 15% of the electricity they carry. paying workers from economically and environmentally at-risk neighborhoods to produce clean electricity in their own communities means future money saved when we won't need to build and maintain anymore long-range profit lines to increase pg&e profits which you have been talking about. and relying on clean energy will result in a reduction in pollution, cleaner air for everyone, and, a corresponding reduction in health care costs. so please consider making this plan happen. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: good morning, chair chan and commissioners. my name is bruce woke. i am on the board of directors of the haydash neighborhood council and representing them here today. and we a

bay area. alameda contra, kostya marin, napa and cinema remain orange and solano is the only county in the region that is still in the most restrictive red here. today, the san francisco giants announced to change in their attendance policy at oracle park starting this friday, when the team host the dodgers fans seated it in the socially distant sections will no longer have to show proof of a negative corona virus test or vaccination to enter the stadium. however vaccination proof is still required for people sitting in the fully vaccinated sections where there is no social distance in required. masks are required everywhere in the stadium. giants have now been approved to operate at 15% capacity. still ahead tonight. new information from the new york attorney general about an investigation into the trump organization. also very county is now declaring the drought as a local emergency will explain what that declaration means for people who live there coming up. safer streets in the tenderloin and preventing violent crimes against asian americans. tomorrow i ask mayor london breed how the city plans to get it done, plus what will oppose pandemic workplace look like tom

san francisco. 76 for oakland 78. meanwhile, for san jose get a load of this, though. we see a lot of upper 80's on our regional map there for the east bay and up to the north bay still remaining in the mild 70's along the peninsula coming up in a bit. of course, we'll check that 4 zone forecast marty into. well, sounds good, dave. thanks a lot. what we're seeing more and more videos of violent crimes against asian americans here in the bay area kron 4 reached out to the mayors of 3 of the 3 biggest cities here in the bay to get their perspectives and what they're doing to keep the asian community safe. kron 4 says it made and has the story. >> crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders are happening across the bay area. but dominantly in the big cities. san francisco where among the victims was an 84 year-old man who died from injuries following this unprovoked attack outside of his home in oakland among several crimes. a 75 year-old man who died from injuries he suffered during a robbery. and in san jose where an asian woman was recently. the victim of an attack at this transit station leaders speaking up and simply st. >> ha

san francisco's most populous neighborhoods. and relief crowding on some of our busiest routes. and, finally, a caltrans in the bay region will provide rail service to a community that has been underserved by transportation. right now these ideas just exit on the six lines on the small map you see here. there is much more to be done to define what these projects can look like, including community outreach, as well as planning and design. right now we're seeking public feedback on the strategy i just presented. and we're in the midst of a series of online conversations this month, such as a public townhall last week, promotion through community-based organizations, and we're also offering presentations to any community groups who would like them. we're also going to be following this soon with our frequent freeways strategy outreach, which is under development now. we hope to be launching that strategy for public feedback in the next couple of months. once we receive and compile the feedback from our conversations, our next steps will be to formalize them. and then we'll carry the (indiscernable) to the general plan. and

san francisco down into five regions for the salt water pump station study. we have the southern dunes. you have the rocky area south to china beach. then you have the rocky north. then the north bay front from port point to pier 23. and then the east bay front. and each of these areas present, you know, geological and engineering challenges to set up another salt water pump station. but the most challenging aspect of that study is the intersection of all these areas run into so many different regulatory bodies, that it could take years and years to get the permitting necessary to build them. and i can give you a brief run down on some of them. there is the california coastal condition, bay conservation development commission, california land commission, regional water control board, fisheries and i could go on down the list. it's a confluence of so many regulatory bodies, i think that will be our greatest challenge with the salt water pump station. nothing insurmountable, but it's down the road quite a bit because of the challenges. we have all the reports due in june and december this year. we took it on ourselves to begin the drills. we've had an exercise at pump station 1 here