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and marina members of an underground theater who are fighting for freedom they're part of a massive opposition movement but they're in constant danger. you'll see that. generation of young people jets go on the street but in the same time all of his people right now look all time maybe somebody her or separate. people you know and it's not possible to leave and says so. specially for the art. director and lexie paolo yun observed the protests in bella roost last summer he's convinced that when winter is over people will take to the streets once again. many demonstrators have ended up in this prison despite their peaceful protests their families wait in front of the building for a new. i some protesters are eventually released. we could put it in the news for what this is this if you're on the ocean going you get really scared yes right now 272 person in prison and and for sure is this person we will not see in. their homes next to israel yes it must include haven't. i during protests in front of the parliament building a young soldier attaches flowers from the demonstrators to his shield it's

my colleague marina strauss is standing by in brussels where the u. commission is about to present plans for e.u. health says that if it's not me that what do we know so far. what i know is that possible if you watch it if it could could coupler meant this little book i brought mine here and it proves that i'm vaccinated against many things not to covert 19 so far but as you can see it's paper it's not digital so it's not comparable l e u y it and that's words that you commission wants to tench with that this possible new digital certificate that you once to make it easier for people to travel across borders again because we know freedom of movement is essential for the e.u. idea of idea of the european union and the idea is we heard it already but i repeat that because it's important the is that this certificate will prove if somebody is vaccinated it will prove if somebody has recovered from covert 19 or if somebody has a negative test result and what is different from like in comparison to other measures we've seen taken by that you commission so f

there may be a little slowing south 880 approaching marina. a crash reported first in the left lanes and then the right lanes, i think it's off the freeway now and no sensor slowing over the last few. the bay bridge toll plaza is cleared. looked like slowing in the north bay. we'll check that out through marin county and also an issue for oakland getting from alameda coming up. back to you, laura. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> new overnight, santa rosa police investigating a chaotic and deadly incident at a homeless encampment, it happened last night near roberts avenue and sebastopol road. it started with a fight involving two men. one of them reportedly jumped into a car, went across lanes from the scene and has not been found. the other man in the fight is now being treated for injuries. it's not clear if the woman was part of the initial confrontation. >>> the san francisco school board president is not giving up the fight to hold onto her position. last night critics turned up the heat demanding she step down with the emergence of the

burglaries using blow torches to break into businesses that most recently san francisco optics in the marina district became a target. and this surveillance video you're looking at right now from sunday you're going to see the glass crack. after the suspect took a blowtorch to that window, however, unlike other businesses the suspect never made it inside this store. now business owners are looking at ways to step up security against these tactics. >>was surprised and shocked and you know just obviously i'm getting creative windows is. an time. >>like polly carver, you know in the full proof doctors is immaterial and top of there's the laminate that's also on doctor says the women and when you use a blowtorch that's not the frequency of glass which means that the alarms not to be triggered. it's absolutely astonishing that people are going to these lengths to break in. >>security experts believe that these are turning to blow torches because certain alarms are as easily trigger when the heat hits the glass to prevent these from gaining entry with blow torches. they recommend installing shatte

happened on sunday in the marina. if you look at the upper left hand corner of your screen, you'll see a light from the blow torch. luckily, reinforced glass kept the thief out. the store owner says this is the third time he's been targeted. >> like they're kicking us when we're down. to do this on top of everything else. like we have people -- we've kept everybody employed. we need to be able to cover those bills with no business, but now we're getting hit with extra expenses. >> the owner says it's cost him about $10,000 to repair the damage from all three incidents. >>> well, for the first time tonight, we are hearing the frantic 911 call from the family of a mentally ill man whoestrai. kp's police say they did to help and what they insist they didn't do. >> reporter: it's a call to antioch police here that cassandra collins regrets to this day. her brother angelo quinto was suffering a mental episode and acting aggressively towards their mother. all she wanted was help, instead, she is now grieving her brother's d

. >> reporter: in san francisco's marina district, a popular place to frolic, the reaction -- >> how else are we going to make babies, you know, without the male donations? >> it's quite contagious out there. just have to be safe. >> reporter: there are other viral threats to male fertility, including hiv, zika, ebola and mumps. when it comes to covid, as to how long the problem may persist, no one knows. it could be months. it could be longer. >> this is too new of a problem for us to give definitive answers. >> it adds a level of stress. >> reporter: mary and tom have this advice -- keep in good health and get vaccinated when you're eligible. >> we are so extremely excited to get vaccinated. >> we're going to jump at rtunity.>> reporter: in the mea, fertility experts say wear a mask. in alameda county, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> as for the covid vaccines now available, the american society of reproductive medicine supports the use of all these vaccines in all eligible individuals. >>> some california tesla owners are dealing with a big shock. they say they've been charged for th

i'll bet i got into an argument with the supervisor even marina when then fine had bought the way our cold war was so up to a week ago my wife and i were flown to germany to pick asparagus or of the open push but i get a call on the 4th or 5th bullet but the company screwed us over tricked us she. treated us like slaves school of it's. that depend just now the supervisor kicked us out you could to achieve that because that's so for the time being we'll have to sleep on our street the door was. closed for a few days alberto managed to find jobs for himself and his wife at a meat packing plant owned by the 2 news corp. we've come to the bavarian town of straddling to meet eric mcconnell a romanian citizen who works for nonprofit human rights organization mcconnell advises romanian migrant workers on their legal rights and he says he's been flooded with calls from people who need his help. mcconnell says the working conditions for many very mains in germany are treasures he provide some examples. we've got by the divide them on the hour right now are some companies are threatened these w

san francisco, 56 in the marina. and for the north bay, looking all right here in mill valley. sonoma, 65. let's take you to my seven-day forecast. dry the next seven days. saturday, 68 in san francisco. sunday, 66 under those sunny skies. across the inland valleys, down tomorrow, 63. saturday, 77. sunday, 78 degrees. terry, i think that's the pretty much perfect weather you were em working this weekend. it's fantastic. jeff, thank you very much. >> oh, hey. yeah, looks good. >>> just ahead, rewriting the rules again. the changes you might notice the next time you board a plane as we slowly return to normal. >>> happening now, the pandemic is creating new problems for ocean advocates. the pacific beach coalition is finding an increase in discarded masks and gloves on beaches in and around the city of pacifica. members have been finding mostly cigarette butts and food wrappers over the last decade. some facemasks are made from plastic and can take 450 years to break down. we'll be right back. >>> it's hard to believe, but egypt's suez canal is blocked. one of the world's largest

for example, this attack happened at the bank of america of marina boulevard in san leandro at the beginning of february. >> witnesses captured the aftermath in, say several suspects pushed the victim to the ground, robbed him and took off in a getaway car. most recent. >> robbery in the parking lot of the where any other early asian john was depositing a substantial amount of money almost $18,000 khan says they've identified persons of interest in this case. >> meanwhile, data gathered by the department reveals that asians are also more likely to be robbed than any other group in the city san leandro police department posted educational videos in mandarin urging members of the asian american community to report crimes. they say they're also taking a proactive approach in patrols our patrol officers we're reinforcing beyond that out. >> and we're also you know, officers out of there in an unmarked vehicles to provide that security check in those hot spot you considered hot spot their polling cutter also released a statement on thursday denouncing the recent anti asian attacks saying that the

have i 67 in the mission and 66 in the marina. and across marin, napa, sonoma counties, we're going at 68 here novato. 67 in sonoma. and 68 in ukiah. we've got that wind to deal with, but otherwise sunshine coming our way. more of that sun as you can see in my seven-day forecast. over the next seven days, by this weekend, upper 60s in san francisco. and across the interior valleys, we are going to 71 on friday. 77 saturday, and 78 by monday's forecast. so spring is officially arrived. it looks like it's showing that definitely on that seven-day forecast. i like to see a little bit more rain in here raj and janelle, but we might not see more chances maybe until the second or third week of april. so it is what it is right now. we'll keep a close eye on that wind tomorrow for sure. >> janelle was debating whether to put away all of her patio furniture. >> coffers, yes. i expect more showers in april, just like you said, jeff. so i'm going keep them handy. okay, thanks. >> good. >>> coming up, the sweet offer for anyone who is fully v

a marina mohammed thanks for joining us police in belarus have detained more than 100 anti-government activists and the number of journalists it's the 1st significant rally of the year demonstrations against the regime have resumed dr office subsiding over the winter organizers in the capital minsk off hoping to kickstart protests which dominated headlines in belarus for most of last year the movement began when the hard line president and xander to question co claimed victory in a disputed election in august. now among the journalists detained by the authorities is d w correspondent nic connelly he joins us live now from ments so nic tell us more about higher doing and also what happened today. i'm fine i ended up losing 5 hours of my day compared to jealous i'm in a very privileged position having my media company behind me having the german embassy on my side journalists here in the letters are routinely sent to jail for long terms to journalists of belts at an x.l. channel that works in poland in jail for 2 years for essentially doing a stream a live stream of approaches back in t

s marina strauss reports tonight from the french city of. missiles did you know is finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with it as opposed to a doctor come ology out tells us his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital and on kirk in the north of france with 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pens and acknowledge for one year has left its mark on and his team physical said you're physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites but we must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight it so that says his shift. doctors and nurses here at this hospital and kirk say thanks to a difference in comparison to last year this learn from mistakes and the better equipped but patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due to the spread of the mor

s marina's reports tonight from the french city of. did you know what is finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago plato told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with it as opposed to a doctor come ology at tells us his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital and don clark in the north of france with covert 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pandemic mode for one year has left its mark on d.s. and his team because he just physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites puppy must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight it's of earth so this is. doctors and nurses here at this hospital and to encourage say thanks said to friends in comparison to last year their flirt from mistakes and that better equipped but patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due to the spread

go right up to the coast line and there is 57 in the marina and outer sunset, 59. head to the mission, 62. going to napa or sonoma, also, upper 60s there. maybe not here but you are headed up to lake tahoe. check out our tahoe report. they are open at squaw valley and alpine meadows. morning temperatures in the teens to low 20s. 264 trails to enjoy. 111 runs. covid restrictions, in place. but, they are open. on my extended forecast, dry weather saturday. looks beautiful. then, we get some shower chances sunday night, into monday. right now, 507th inch to quarter inch coming our way. and temperatures as we move through tomorrow, upper 60s. and then, once we get shower chances on sunday, we will be back down to 58 degrees. and, raja, we set the clocks ahead one hour on sunday. so we lose an hour of sleep. but we, technically, gain an hour of daylight. so, sunset coming right around 7:00 p.m. it's going to be really, really nice as we head through the next-couple months, for sure. >> yes, and the seasons are changing. thank you, jeff. >>> up next. when will you get yo

s marina's reports tonight from the french city of. souls did you know what is finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago platelet told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with a support the doctor come ology out tells us his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital and dunkerque in the north of france with 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pens and acknowledge for one year has left its mark on and his team because he just physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites but he must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight to survive so this is just. going to doctors and nurses here at this hospital on carts they think said difference in comparison to last year they flirt from mistakes and that better equipped patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due to the spread

. >> valuable boating equipment meant to teach children how to navigate the waters stolen from the marina in martinez. it belonged to the sea scouts. she arrived yesterday morning to see storage container ransacked. $9,000 of gear and equipment missing. someone sawed off the locks and got away with generators and motors. and navigation systems. they run a maritime program for kids. much of the equipment to train is gone. >> they are devastated. we feel violated. this is a children's program. to steal from somebody is wrong. but a children's program is worse. >> the plan is hold a drive through fundraiser sometime in may. >> the power of dance. a group of women are using dance to foster connection among people of all abilities. the non-profit dance for all body ts started in 2019 by two friends. their goal was empower all people including those who are disabled through music and movement. the non-profit offers classes in a range of styles. to salsa and jazz. classes moved online allowing to expand the reach beyond the bay area. >> it was really rewarding to see people connect through dan c

the city's claims against pacific gas and electric, pg&e, concerning environmental pollution at the marina east harbor, city to dismiss claims against pg&e pursuant to cost sharing agreement, whereby pg&e will city will cooperate on the environmental cleanup and reconstruction of the marina yacht harbor, pg&e to pay up to $190 million toward the cleanup and reconstruction, with the recreation and park department to repay pg&e up to $29.4 million over 30 years solely out of marina revenues, other material terms include possibility recording of land use covenants, mutual indemnity, and each party to bear its own legal costs. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton [inaudible]. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor stefani. do we have a motion to excuse supervisor stefani? made by supervisor peskin. do i have a second? >> supervisor mandelman: second, mandelman. >> president walton: seconded by mandelman. madam clerk, could we have a roll call on the motion to excuse supervisor stefani from item 22. >> clerk: on

vaccine doses will be given out at the martinez marina. for information on how to where to get a shot, go to plan your vaccine.com. put in your state, age and occupation. >> racist graffiti on a middle school campus sparked shock and out rage. among the members of the neighborhood. asian american parent discovered it. it's leading to discussion about race relations in the community. we have the story that we were first to report. >> this is what greeted her. an asian american parent this morning. the word white pride. graffiti on a panel on the campus ground. >> my son said take a picture. i said why. he said because it's bad. >> more than out rage. it was the location that bothered her more. >> i'm surprised. i don't know necessarily that adults are coming onto a middle school to write those things. it could have come from a child. it's scary. >> members from the community were also shocked as at the audience. >> at the school is another level. how terrible it is. people have stepped up and i hope they stop this. >> the school district qu

the new clinic will open up at the marina waterfront park. health leaders will hold a 10:00 i am news conference to layout the vaccination strategy. >>> more than 11% of adults across the country are fully vaccinated, and at least two dozen states have eased restrictions. in dallas, st. patrick's day and the fithout a statewide mask mandate or capacity restrictions. in italy, shops, restaurants and schools will close today because of a spike in cases. dr. anthony fauci says it should serve as a warning to americans. >> every day we get more and more people vaccinated, which gets us closer and closer to a better protection. to pull back now prematurely would be ill advised. >> one of the biggest barriers to reopening schools is making sure students are staying six feet apart. after fauci says that the be reduced to three feet when the cdc issues new recommendations. >>> every bay area counties in the red tear. sonoma and contra costa counties made the official movie yesterday. indoor dining, movies, breweries and wineries all now allowed with

countries just across the english channel in the french city of dunkirk hospitals a breaking point marina starts with ports. did you know what is finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with it as a. doctor come ology have to tell says his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital and on kirk in the north of france with covert 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pens emmet mode for one year has left its mark on and his team physical said you physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites but we must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight it's of earth so this is just. doctors and nurses here at this hospital and to encourage so you think said difference in comparison to last year this learn from mistakes and the better equipped but patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due t

and marina members of an underground theater who are fighting for freedom they're part of a massive opposition movement that they're in constant danger. you'll see that. generation of young people to go on the street but at the same time all of those people right now look all the time maybe somebody her or separate people in our and it's not possible to leave and says so. specially for the art. director i let see paolo young observed the protests in belo roost last summer and he's convinced that when winter is over people will take to the streets once again . many demonstrators have ended up in this prison despite their peaceful protests their families wait in front of the building for a new. i some protesters are eventually released. you could cheer them. on this front but this is this if you're going to watch i'm going to get really scared yes right now 272 person in prison and and for sure is this person will not see that. their homes next to us were yes it must include haven't i during protests in front of the parliament building a young soldier attaches flowers from the demonstrators to h

alberto got into an argument with a supervisor he a marina with and find it. are cold war or so that were up until a week ago my wife and i were flown to germany to pick asparagus or open push but i'm all on the 4th or 5th bullet but the company screwed us over tricked us she. treated us like slaves school and it's. that if you can just now the supervisor kicked us out you get to chill a bit because that's so for the time being we'll have to sleep on the street. after a few days other than to manage to find jobs for himself and his wife at a meat packing plant owned by the 2 news corp. we've come to the bavarian town a striving to meet eric mcconnell a romanian citizen who works for nonprofit human rights organization mcconnell advises romanian migrant workers on their legal rights and he says he's been flooded with calls from people who need his help. mcconnell says the working conditions for many of our main ins in chamouni are atrocious he provide some examples. we talk about that event and for the hour right nick are some companies have threatened these wo

and marina members of an underground theater who are fighting for freedom they're part of a massive opposition movement but they're in constant danger. you'll see that. generation of young people go on the street but at the same time all of those people right now look all time maybe somebody her or separate people you know and it's not possible to leave and says so. specially for the art. director and lexie paolo yun observed the protests in belo roost last summer he's convinced that when winter is over people will take to the streets once again. many demonstrators have ended up in this prison despite their peaceful protests their families wait in front of the building for a new. i some protesters are eventually released i. repeat you know. they want limits on what this is this. so much i'm going to get really scared yes right now 272 person in prison and and for sure is this person will not see in. their homes next to us where yes it must include haven't i during protests in front of the parliament building a young soldier attaches flowers from the demonstrators to his shield it's a moment th

the city's claims against pacific gas and electric, pg&e, concerning environmental pollution at the marina east harbor, city to dismiss claims against pg&e pursuant to cost sharing agreement, whereby pg&e will city will cooperate on the environmental cleanup and reconstruction of the marina yacht harbor, pg&e to pay up to $190 million toward the cleanup and reconstruction, with the recreation and park department to repay pg&e up to $29.4 million over 30 years solely out of marina revenues, other material terms include possibility recording of land use covenants, mutual indemnity, and each party to bear its own legal costs. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton [inaudible]. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor stefani. do we have a motion to excuse supervisor stefani? made by supervisor peskin. do i have a second? >> supervisor mandelman: second, mandelman. >> president walton: seconded by mandelman. madam clerk, could we have a roll call on the motion to excuse supervisor stefani from item 22. >> clerk: on

s marina strauss reports tonight from the french city of. salt did you know why is finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago platelet told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with it as opposed to a doctor come ology out tells us his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital in dunkerque in the north of france with 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pens and acknowledge for one year has left its mark on and his team because he just physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites but he must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight it's of us says his. doctors and nurses here at this hospital and to encourage say thanks said to friends in comparison to last year they flirt from mistakes and the better equipped but patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due to the spread of

s marina's reports tonight from the french city of. missiles did you know is finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with it as opposed to a doctor come ology out tells us his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital and don clark in the north of france with 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pandemic mode for one year has left its mark on and his team because he just physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites but he must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight it so that this is. going to doctors and nurses here at this hospital and to encourage say thanks to a difference in comparison to last year they flirt from mistakes and the better equipped but patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due to the spread of the mor

over to the marina, 56. let's bring it up to napa and sa nona, mid 60s there. on the seven-day forecast, dry through the next seven days. it would be great to get some rainfall in here. it is not in it for us right now. 67 on friday, 68 on saturday. san francisco, go down a little bit on monday, and back up potentially to 70 next wednesday. and right here for the inland valleys, 63 tomorrow. 72 friday. goes up to 78 sunday, back down a little monday to 69. and then we're back up to 78 once we hit wednesday. now, the one thing that might be bothering you is your allergies. we have pine, oak, and cedar in the high category. so you have to catch out for that, even with this great weather this weekend. i can tell you, lucy has dog allergies, but she will enjoy it this weekend. if i'm feeling lazy or the whole covid happening and everything, i see her outside, running around, i'm like, okay, it's time for me to get up and do something. so let her be your inspiration, right? >> we've been so cooked up. it's so nice to be outside. i really just like to soak it in when

above average daytime highs continuing throughout most bay area downtown san francisco in the mid 60's marina district also in the mid 60's as well temperatures around the san francisco peninsula about 5 degrees above average low 60's for those of you what happened they in daly city in the mid 60's for you so enjoy the pleasant temperatures and start to your workweek forecast spring officially doesn't start until march 20th but we're already starting spring-like forecast on march first for your monday believe it or not time flies let's take a look for brisbane burlingame widespread mid 60's 66 degrees for san bruno and south san francisco winds out of the south at 20 miles per hour or less not going to be as gusty as it was this weekend so still tracking. calmer conditions for most of the bay area, san mateo san carlos 68 degrees paulo. alto though a little bit cooler at 57 degrees with widespread mid to upper 60's for those of you in the south bay. cupertino 68 degrees with san jose at 67 degrees. as you make your way inland into the east bay valleys 68 degrees for livermore but even along t

and the marina's different from the sunset and so forth. so i don't think it would be possible or wise to come up with citywide legislation that create a one-size-fits-all rule for shared spaces. the legislation that's written -- so two things i want to point out at the start. one, this is a proposed legislation which means that there's going to be a lot of opportunity for comment and feedback and revisions based on feedback from stakeholders and based on what common ground supervisors are able to find. so it's just a point and place in time, it's not the final product, but the legislation as written currently says that sfmta and department of public works will together manage what permits are granted and under what conditions and it's sfmta's role and responsibility to manage how the curve is managed because mta is in control of the curb. i imagine that there will bbthrough the board and for opportunity to have input into what's going on in their specific neighborhood ithrough the board and for opportunity to have input into what's going o

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. >> in the parking lot, we built an area called marina. >> reporter: they now have three separate outdoor areas, but look forward to welcoming customers back inside. >> inside in a dining room with people is really the heart and soul of a restaurant. >> reporter: in addition, movie theaters can reopen at 25% capacity. up to 100 people. >> excited but a little cautious. went into red before and then we had to stop. >> reporter: he owned the orinda theater that only got by through the support of the community through go fund me and custom marquise. >> we open with one auditorium and maybe do private rentals. >> reporter: the announcement came several days earlier than expected, but weeks after others made the transition. >> i think when the virus is as common in the community as it has been in ours, there's no one reason we were behind others. >> reporter: contra county spokesperson says they're making good progress on the vaccine front. >> we are coming up on 400,000 vaccine doses administered. >> reporter: sonoma can move to red sunday. there's a reason they lagged behind other bay counti

everything is quiet, there was a stalled vehicle near the marina exit but it doesn't look like it's causing any issues. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we are following this developing news in san jose after a man was shots. police have had this building surrounded throughout the morning hours. this is allen rock and jackson in san jose. it is just west of 680. the call about the shooting came in around 10:30 last night and they've been doing tactical operations ever since including deploying at least one flash bang, possibly trying to root out a suspect. we did see people being evacuated from the upper floor early this morning. this point we are waiting for word on what sort of suspect they may be looking for as well as the condition of the man who was shot. we'll keep you posted. >>> happening today at the state capitol, a signing ceremony of california school reing bill, legislatio passed out of the legislature with bipartisan support yesterday. the $6.6 billion bill is loaded with incentives to give more schools to reopen this spring. >>> going live to san jose where the th

marina is the executive director of the institute for the future and she says when it comes to the economy there's only one way to remedy the inequalities that have been worsened by the pandemic. >> the pandemic has been an accelerant and a polarizer so whatever inequalities existed before, they have been accelerated. we know one percent has been able to increase their wealth, if you are a billionaire you probably increased your wealth tremendously and on the other side of the scale, people have lost jobs, they have lost income, probably had to go into debt, so that kind of polymerization has increased and that's really something that can only be corrected through policy. and >> all week long we are taking look at the lessons learned and the path forward to a better bay area. tomorrow, how the pandemic has given educators the opportunity to see some transformations that will benefit all children. >>> if you want to see the rest of our path forward demand, download the abc7 bay area connect to tv app wherever you stream. the entire 20 minute specials are in the featured row ready to stream

. >> reporter: there are parts of the marina where you go and wonder, what pandemic? it is young, affluent, and all year people have been gathering in relatively large numbers on the green, at the beach, at mt. mason. now as we are fighting to return to normal, experts say this fearlessness could set us back. all around san francisco, spirits seem to be up. >> reporter: people's guards seem to be coming down. >> if you walk along any of the parks in san francisco on the weekends, there are big group gatherings. >> reporter: the health advisers say covid-19 won't disappear. >> i'm asking you to just hold on a little longer to get vaccinated when you can. so that all of those people that we all love will still be here when this pandemic ends. >> reporter: people's concerns over the virus may be vanishing. >> reporter: natalie and ryan are visiting from denver. >> two different sides of the spectrum. you either don't want to wear your mask or you really want to wear your mask. so it depends on who you are as a person. >> experts say people's decision to remove their mask

marina, 65. downtown, 69. we could have a few isolated, low 70s in downtown but all in all, really great day for us. and up through the north bay, 77 in napa. 75 in santa rosa. only problem, i could find, i just want you to be prepared, is your allergies. pine, oak, cedar, in the high category. so prepare for that and you will be good to go. seven-day forecast, we are drive next several days. we do get some wind monda tuesday and more low 70s in san fran and across the inland valleys, upper 70s, this weekend. we cool off, monday, with that windier system down to 69. then, we are back up once we hit thursday, to 80 degrees. as i was on, the air conditioning actually kicked on in my house a little bit. got a little warm inside today. i know. it's a sign of the times, right? i can't wait for the weekend. so excited. >> nicely done, mr. sunshine. >> can't believe you are turning on the ac now, wow. that time. got 80s going. thanks, jeff. >> making moves before the draft. did you see what the 9ers did today? whoa.

the best time of year to fly kites especially at the marina is from mid-april to mid- october. you want onshore winds. they are smooth and consistent and some of the best winds i have flown in in the world. a lot of my kites are custom. colors, designs, led lights that i can light up the night with. i have one that is twice as big as this which is about 67 feet across and that is massive. last august i hurt my back and it took almost 4 months of lying on my back. august, september, and october are some of the best times to fly. people would ask when i would be out to fly and i said that i can and i'm sorry. they asked what i need. it was humbling. now i fly for the community that loves me and i love it. you cannot help but feel pride that the sport that i enjoy is enjoyed by so many people. this is why i do it. >> flying high once again. thank you for joining let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, yo

. >> in the parking lot we built an area we call the marina. >> reporter: three separate outdoor areas but looking forward to welcoming customers back inside. >> inside and dining room with people is really the heart and soul of a restaurant. >> reporter: in acondition to indoor dining, movie theaters will be allowed to reopen starting at 25% capacity or up to 100 people. >> a little bit excited but yet, you know, a little cautious because we went into red before and then we had to stop. >> reporter: derek owns the orinda theater which has only gotten by due the community. it will be a process bringing customers back in. >> we will open with one auditorium and maybe do private rentals. >> reporter: the announcement came several days earlier than expected but weeks after other bay area counties made the transition. >> as a virus is as common as a community as ours no reason whee were behind others. >> reporter: contra county spokesperson says they're making good progress on the vaccine front. >> we're coming up on 400,000 vaccine doses administered in contra costa county. health officer

san francisco will reach into the mid-70s, as you look at the engelside area, outer sunset, 75 in the marina district and there will be low 80s and north bay highs will also reach into the low 80s today. it's going to be hot for a couple of days as high pressure remains right over the bay area, but it is moving, and it's going to make way for more changes in time for the weekend. this storm system approaching by saturday into sunday will bring in some cooler air and possibly some rain by early next week. we'll be watching that. we have temperatures just all over the place, so we go from wearing shorts and t-shirts to some sweaters and then some jackets going into the end of the weekend into early next week and possibly the umbrella is needed as well. mike, this morning heading out the door, i think it's going to be nice and comfortable, but how is the commute? >> the commute is also pretty comfortable. i'll show you a couple issues we're watching, kari get you to the berkeley curve. the map shows you the backup at the toll plaza is focused heading up to the it slows from treasure island into

a marina mohamed, thanks for joining us. gemini is halting the use of ashes and because corona virus vaccine for people under 60, those under that age cancelled the site to take the shots. but only after a medical consultation chancellor angela merkel and the health and us that yes on made the announcement offer an emergency meeting. there are new concerns over unusual blood clots in the small number of patients. germany has recorded to 31 cases of cerebral trumbo says, after taking the dose with 9 deaths. while chance academical says the move was carefully considered. own trust comes from knowing that every suspicion, every single case is investigated. both federal and state governments agree on this . the new recommendations for the astra zeneca vaccine will of course have an impact on our vaccine rollout campaign in the near future. and that's what we've discussed today that speak to the political correspondent on hammerstein. so the only the chancellor is reassuring germans that they can still trust the government's vaccine program. but what else did she have to say to try to ins

marina district reaching 69 and some upper 70s for parts of the north bay, as we are going to enjoy a taste of spring, but it will start to feel like summer over the next couple of days as high pressure moves in, and it's also going to ramp up those temperatures, keep the rain away, but look at what happens once that high pressure gets out of here, we will see a storm system approaching by the end of the weekend, into early next week. that could bring us some rain and much cooler temperatures, so as we look ahead at our two-week outlook, it does show that we could have some near average rainfall, but of course we know we need a lot more than that, as far as temperatures, it could actually be below normal, once we see a change in our overall weather pattern that brings in the cooler temperatures, and those rain chances, but for a couple of days, we may have to turn on the air conditioning for some of our inland valleys, as we reach into the mid 80s, and then much cooler air headed our way in time for the weekend. we've been watching a lot of changes here, mike. what are you seeing for

in burglaries using blow torches to break into businesses most recently, san francisco optics in the marina district was a target of this type of break in and in the surveillance video you'll from sunday glass cracked after the burglars took a blowtorch to the window to try and get in however, unlike in other cases, the thieves never did make it inside this particular store and now business owners are looking at ways to step up security against this latest tactic. >>was surprised and shocked and you know just obviously i'm getting creative windows solve is. an time. >>like polly carver, you know in full proof doctors is immaterial and top of there's the laminate that's also on doctor says the women and when you use a blowtorch that's not the frequency of glass which means that the alarms not to be triggered. it's absolutely astonishing that people are going to these lengths to break in. >>yeah security experts as you heard think these are turning to these blow torches because certain alarms aren't as easily triggered. when the glasses he did as opposed to shattered. we'll take a break 41 to

for example, this attack happened at the bank of america marina boulevard in san leandro at the beginning of february. >> witnesses captured the aftermath in, say several suspects pushed the victim to the ground robbed him and took off in a getaway car. most recent. >> robbery in the parking lot of the where any other early asian john was depositing a substantial amount of money almost $18,000 khan says they've identified persons of interest in this case. >> meanwhile, data gathered by the department reveals that asians are also more likely to be robbed than any other group. in the city san leandro police department posted educational videos in mandarin urging members of the asian american community to report crimes. they say they're also taking a proactive approach in patrols to our patrol officers. we're we're in forcing beyond that person out. >> and we're also you know, officers out of there in an unmarked vehicles to provide that security check in those hot spot you considered hot spot their polling cutter also released a statement on thursday denouncing the recent anti asian attacks

i'll bet i got into an argument with a supervisor the marina within 5 had. our call more or so that were a week ago my wife and i were flown to germany to pick asparagus or you know been pushed but i'm all on 4th or 5th board but the company screwed us over tricked us ship. treated us like slaves school of it's. that you can't just now also for the supervisor kicked us out to get at it because that's so for the time being we'll have to sleep on a street. just a few days i'll bet i managed to find jobs for himself and his wife at a meat packing plant owned by the 2 news corp. we've come to the bavarian town a striving to meet eric mcconnell a romanian citizen who works for nonprofit human rights organization mcconnell advises romanian migrant workers on their legal rights and he says he's been flooded with calls from people who need his help. mcconnell says the working conditions for many for maintenance in germany are atrocious he provide some examples. the myth about the development for the hour right now are some companies have threatened these workers see

now most recently san francisco optics in the marina district became the latest target. and then this surveillance video you can see that some of the damage here. it happened on sunday, the glass cracked after the burglar took a blowtorch to the window. however, unlike in other businesses. the person actually did make it inside the store and now business owners are looking at different ways of upping their security to try and sort these latest tactics. >>was surprised and shocked and you know just obviously i'm getting creative windows is. an time. >>like polly carver, you know in the full proof doctors is immaterial and top of there's the laminate that's also on doctor says the women and when you use a blowtorch that's not the frequency of glass which means that the alarms not to be triggered. it's absolutely astonishing that people are going to these lengths to break in. >>and security experts think the thieves are turning to these blow torches because sensors some alarm systems rely on the sound of breaking glass or they rely on the vibration of the window pane to tri

the vast majority of the sands properties are in the chinese territory of macaw, with the marina base sands in singapore, and also it happens to be the most profitable during the pandemic so the pandemic was managed pretty well out here in singapore and in macau, and so they have been able to ease restriction on travelers to the casinos. just this week, macao lifted requirements at the properties, and the territory saw gambling revenue spike in february by 136%, though, of course, this is coming off a low base. now longer term, the company is betting on what the late sheldon ad attleson envisioned when he came out here in the 2000s, the first to grab a license in macao he believed people would be getting wealthier and wealthier, and would want to travel and shop he has often been credited with transforming macao from a sleepy back waters into the gaming capital of the region, and a lot of investors had been asking what the company would do now with the money from the sale so sanford bernstein pointed out, frank, that injecting the sales proceeds into the expansion of the maria base sa