but now, today california suffering. the democratic party rule has been unchecked and by the way hasn't been checked in a decade estate taxes are beyond oppressive especially for those struggling to get by could be highest 12 or 13 percent corporate taxes of course they don't pay taxes they pass it on to we the people that's hovering aroundd 10 percentet. get this, california gas tax 50 cents per gallon the highest in the nation. it has caused home prices to skyrocket now homelessness upon the state thousands upon thousands of makeshift shelters on very busy streets with los angeles or san francisco and the situation is dire. we have shown you ourselves we have sent our cameras to los angeles and san francisco. to make matters worse california's hemorrhaging jobs. now it has the third highest unemployment rate in the country and in the last year alone elon musk the oracle corporation, hewlett-packard, al announced by by they are leaving california and they are going to texas. not far behind is the residents of california

in california are california residents. this idea that russia could get behind the campaign for california independence is nonsense. more than a third of california residents support the idea of cal exit without any does on the issue and another 15 to 20% are willing to look at the idea. the problem is this. this is the issue. america has its problems. they weren't created by rushy. this idea that russia is behind some kind of campaign to make america fall apart is not rushy. that's america. americans are responsible for that. it's our problem and our fault as americans that we can't get along with each other in north america. so this campaign is about is -- not only about california independence but keeping the peace in north america by allowing us to separate like we said national divorce. let's have a national divorce from the other 49 states and keep the peace in north america. >> united states supreme court has said that's states have no constitutional right to secede. join us from rushy. joining the recall election. >

to save california. i want to carry the torch for the parents who had to balance work and their child's education, for business owners who are forced to shut down, for pastors who were not able to be with their congregation, or the family who lost their home in a fire, for an entire generation of students who lost a year of education. this past year has redefined our career politicians as elitists, and the people of california as the warriors, the kings, and the angels. we never take kindly to glass ceilings here. instead, we shatter them. >> way out there. >> we are the trailblazers, the innovators. california is facing big hurdles. now, we need leaders who are unafraid toha leap to new heigh. >> he wants the world record. >> who are unafraid to challenge, and to change the status quo. >> i want to prove that it is absolutely possible, if we only do it together. >> california, it's time to reopen our schools, reopen our thenesses, reopene, golden gates. so i don't care if you are a republican, democrat,

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. >> el nuevo fiscal general de california habla con "al punto california" sobre la reforma policial y cÓmo estÁ creando un grupo independiente que investiga muerte de civiles a manos de la policÍa. una medida promete que quienes perdieron su trabajo por la pandemia pueden recuperar fÁcilmente supuesto. le contamos en quÉ ssectores te tendrÍa que implementar. docenas de menoresmigrantes dan positivo a coronavirus. averiguamos quÉ estÁn haciendo los funcionarios para garantizar su seguridad. amigos,¿cÓmo estÁn ? siempre un gusto saludarles en "al punto california". bienvenidos. [mÚsica] luis: california tiene nuevo fiscal general. ocupara el puesto que hasta hace poco tuvo javier becerra iba encabezar la oficina que vela por la justicia en nuestro estado. lo hace momentos donde la tensiÓn de la muerte de civiles en manos de gente de la policÍa es palpable. hay muchos retos . uno de los compromisos es que las autoridades rindan cuenta por sus actos. hoy nos acompaÑa en "al punto california" el fiscal montes. un placer saludarlo. ¿cuÁl es la lecciÓn que deben aprender

i've conducted research on california, california photography around 1900 and it all started when i came across the vast digital photo collection that was made available on the centennial of the earthquake in 2006 a very useful tool for scholars like me who are located abroad in recent years. i have worked in photo archives across california and remain fascinated by the output of images produced on and after april 19th. oh six today, i would like to talk about the ways in which we can approach this mass and perhaps find new readings these extraordinary images so when in the early morning hours of april 18th, 1906 the earth shook for about one minute san francisco's were soon confronted with broken gas pipes thick smoke and by 5:30 am more than 50 fires. although the city had experienced numerous fires and earthquakes thus it's unix rising from the ashes the disaster of 1906 left some 250,000 people homeless in what was then the nation's eighth largest city. we know that within northern california's thriving art scene the earthquake marks a turning point painters such as william keith phi

. >> reporter: who is moving in and out of california? eric mcgee is a senior fellow at the public policy institute of california who studies and analyzes the data. >> typical pattern for liia last years is people move out of california for other states and then we backfill that with imgr from other states. >> reporter: the data also paints this picture. >> the people who are moving from california to other states are generally poor and middle income. people moving into california tend to be wealthier and they tend to be young people just starting out in their careers. >> reporter: analysts expect california's growth to pick up again but the case will be very gradual. >> it is a significant milestone. >> immigration policy changes. >> we are destination city. combined with stay-at-home orders and lockdown orders in other countries, turn those numbers into a negative. >> reporter: palmer does acknowledge california's overall growth for multiple years have been relatively stagnant. >> if you look at the data over the past five to 10 years,

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california's attorney general is standing by california's gun laws. but says more can be done in the wake of the mass shooting in san jose. >> ashley zavala sat down, virtually with bond talk about what changes could come out of this and a state gun law. he says every californian should know about. >> first and foremost attorney general rob bonta says his heart goes out to the victims. the first responders, the transit workers who've been through so much this year and are now faced with this tragedy. but his office is now working to raise awareness around state gun laws while the facts of this case are still under review. he notes. there is potentially one already existing state law that could have possibly prevented the shooting. >> we need to also turnethat that that pain, that sadness, that frustration and anger into action to make sure that we're doing everything possible to save lives and prevent additional gun violence tragedies from occurring in the future following the mass shooting in san jose, california. attorney general rob bonta says cali

is he brought california in as a free state? now an interesting problem arose which was the united states was in two sections shortly after the gold rush about ten years later silver was discovered in, nevada. there was a silver rush the great comstock load. the wealth of the nation suddenly tipped to the far west but here's the problem. if you take a look at this map, this map is roughly from 1860 the white portion on your right hand side are the states up to that point. then there are is a yellow area which is the territories and then suddenly there was california on the pacific rim. this was to have very very profound effect of what was to happen later the twentieth century. the problem. how do you get from one side of this great continent to the other there were serious fears that russia might come down and take over, california. whoever came down got control of that gold got control possibly of the silver that was coming out of nevada. it was really important a way be found to deal with this problem. in short if you left, n

. >> california's budget proposal. in it parking fund forgiveness and how you can qualify for $600. >> your weekend starting out with wiper weather. abc 7 news right now. >>> >>> what does it look like in the schools? what happens when your starbucks is saying we're going to continue to do it but are you going to continue. there's a whole host of complexities we all have to work through. >>> tonight there is clarity on whether california will follow masking guidelines. >> you're watching 7 news at 11:00 here live at 11:00, and wherever you stream. >> as luz pena explains the lack of direction from the state leaves bay area health officials in a bit of limbo right now. >> 9 bay area countys are on stand by as the state's department of public health review it is new cdc cdc cdc cd guidelines, 9 bay area counties. >> we cannot be more lenient than the state. >>> with at least one dose of the vaccine. but their hands are tied to make any changes. what is marin county's plan? >> right now our mask mandates have not yet chan

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california is worth fighting for. that's what i'm doini' >> jenner did outline some of her policy views. she said, she would reopen the state immediately, oppose efforts to defund police departments, and suggested that money from the high school, high-speed rail project should be channeled in dd salinization plants to provide more water. critics in the trans community at abc7news.com. >>> trader joe's has announced it is cutting a 10 pandemic raise for hourly employees and the critical reports trader joe's informed workers of the temporary thank you pay that was announced three months ago was set to end on may 1st, because of the availability of covid-19 vaccines. an online petition is underway asking that the thank you pay become permanent. workers of the store on lakeshore avenue in oakland are upset because they say they stand to make $5 an hour less than the team neighbors at the rock short story. they do not meet the size requirement for hazard pay, passed by the oakland city council passed earlier this year. >>>

only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> if you're fully vaccinated the cdc says you don't have to wear a mask in many settings indoors and outdoors. but how about california? many say they're on stand by. >>> regularly changing mask mandates. we'll tell you which one of these big box stores are going to be letter shoppers inside without a mask. >> california's budget proposal. in it parking fund forgiveness and how you can qualify for $600. >> your weekend starting out with wiper weather. abc 7 news right now. >>> >>> what does it look like in the schools? what happens when your starbucks is saying we're going to continue to do it but are you going to continue. there's a whole host of complexities we all have to work through. >>> tonight there is clarity on whether california will follow masking guidelines. >> you're watching 7 news at 11:00 here live at 11:00, and wherever you stream. >> as luz pena explains the lack of direction from the state leaves bay area health officials in a bit of

tourism in california, is making a comeback last year spending from california tourism so a 55% decline compared to 2019. but by next year visit california projects that number to be up to 94% of pre pandemic levels. tourism experts stress that travel and tourism remained important to the state's economy. during a news conference just today, travel industry leader suggested people living in the state should visit a part of california they've never been to before. now is the time to visit california from our iconic attractions are cultural institutions and world class dining experiences. thea options are indeed limitless. i'm gonna make a big difference and speeding up our collective recovery in the first month of the pandemic, the travel industry lost 600,000 jobs right here in california. after more than a year into the pandemic. the attitude about flying is starting to change. his vaccinations increased, leading to a rise in air travel. kevin corke reports on the new numbers. more americans are taking to the skies as air travel during the pandemic is finally skyrocketing. sunday, tran

last year was california's most destructive wildfire year on record. jeff ranieri joins us with more on why. we're in a drought partially, right? >> you have that exactly right. it wasn't only a bad rain season this year but last year as well. 15.91% of california now under the worst level of drought. that is exceptional drought. and this year we're down 8-21 inches on that rainfall. snowpack finished 59% of normal. we'll get a closer look here, and that darker red color over the north bay, contra costa, alameda counties, that's the exceptional drought that once again will fuel some stronger fires if they do start. we'll talk more about our temperatures this week and what's keeping us from getting record set days. >>> the investigation continues into a fire that broke out near one of the bay area's most popular trails. the fire is being called suspicious at the fremont mission peak regional park. it was way off the regular trail and there was no dramatic weather in the area, which raises a lot of questions for investigators. >>> new and startling detai

> they need to talk about taxes in california, not just taxes on the high end earners in california. but look at tax policy throughout the state, including property tax rates in the state, that are more modest than the vast majority of states that they often identify as more tax friendly. >> lawmakers now get the chance to add their own budget items. the deadline is june 15th. >>> at 7:09, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." did you know, the uc system is deciding to stop considering a.c.t. and s.a.t. scores for college applicants. we'll explain why, coming up. people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. so, it helps to have a wise friend and fierce defender like aarp. to help you take control of your health along the way. what's in it? i don't know, but it's green. greens good. whether it's your wellness. what are you in for? cholesterol check. cool. your brain health. (laughing) or your endurance. that's why the younger you are, the more you need aarp. join today. >>> welcome back. just shy of 7:12 on your saturday morning. cloudy skies. good morning to yo

only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >>> across the bay area, may day workers rallies are taking a different tone today w. that we say good evening, and you for joining us. i'm dion lim. they demanded better work place protections and remembered those last to the pandemic. for many marching today, a federal measure took center stage. >> reporter: a drum beat on market street, union workers marching to celebrate may day. >> because we fought to be able to have rights and to able to work eight hours. >> reporter: monique is marching for those who cannot. >> i'm glad we could help those out that weren't able to work. >> reporter: may day celebrates international workers and their fight for an eight hour work day going back 100 years. this year, may day has a greater ang. hat lives d id >>rertunions callg protecting the right to organize or the pro act, designed to empower workers to negotiate better wages. th

in quarantine for california travel. for outdoor events, the state will recommend verifying vaccinations or asking for a negative covid-19 test. and for indoor events with more than 5,000 people, the state will require vaccination verification or a negative covid test. the doctor says it is all possible because of california's increasing vaccination rate and dropping hospitalization. >> so on both those metrics, vaccinations and our state of covid in our hospitals, we feel like we are tracking well towards meeting our goals of being ready. >> reporter: dr. monica understands some people might be nervous about it but understands it is the right time to make the move. >> we are now at a 61% first vaccination rate in the state of california. that is the point at which other places opened to this degree, opened with these same rules and did not see increases in transmission. >> i'm looking forward to the next tier so we could break that barrier to where everyone is back to normal lives. >> reporter: the owner of san jose res

i didn't realize people in california walked. but for real, it is crazy that someone so good at running could be so bad at running. i can't think of something more out of touch than complaining about people who have no home while you are sitting in a home you bought for your jet. i mean half the reason people are pissed at newsom is for being an out of touch rich guy. you have to counter that. you can't be out there making speeches like the butler at my third mansion really hate this place, we need to improve it. isn't that right, jeeshes, so it is definitely not relatable for caitlin jenner to talk about her private plane. but on the other hand, anything to keep her from driving. and there is another potential obstacle to her success as well. she is the most famous transgender person in the world. and the republican party as a whole like transpeople about as much as they like tax hikes or liz cheney. which maybe why jenner is going out of her way to assure voters that just because she's transdoesn't mean that she is on board wit

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there's confusion what happens in california at businesses. we'll break it down. >>> back in the classroom, bay area schools welcoming back students right before the summer break. >>> plus he says he's deeply sorry. the reason the san francisco police chief is apologizing for an officer-involved shooting in response from the victim's attorney, as "today in the bay" continues right now.you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. nd i'm marcus washington. isco will once again walk the halls just ahead of the early june graduation. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live in san francisco with how the district reached that decision and she's going to also explain to us what

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california becomes a state in 1850. so many people arrive, an arrangement is made underneath the guidance of a great negotiator. his name is senator henry clay. we're standing on the edge of clay street. he shepherds in california as the 31st state of the union. this was not a small deal. the united states at this point were 30 states of which 15 were slave holding and 15 were free. so the 31st state would tip the balance. as it is, he brought california in as a free state. now, an interesting problem arise which was, the united states was in two sections. shortly after the gold rush about ten years later, silver was discovered in nevada. there was a silver rush, the great comstock load. the wealth of the nation tipped to the far west. here's the problem. if you take a look at this map, this map is roughly from 1860. the white portion on your right-hand side are the states up to that point. then there are -- there is a yellow area which is the territories and then suddenly, there was california on the pacific rim. this

california and here in the bay area. and because the fbi has charged with investigating violations of civil rights. they are surging their resources to deal with this problem. let's going take a look at some video. so this afternoon here in oakland, the chief agent in charge here in san francisco in the bay area for the fbi's name is craig fair. he joined oakland chinatown leaders at a press conference to show his support for that community. he says they are actively investigating hate crimes here in the bay area, although he would not be specific and he says their goal is to help people. >> our ultimate goal is to protect victims to help them get justice and to stop violent offenders from hurting people and to deter people from committing these terrible crimes of hate. >> right now. fair says they're up against some real challenges here. one of those is that hate crimes are very difficult to prosecute because the fbi needs to prove motive and intent in order to do that, they need the public's help to come forward and sh

attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign up the more you save. announced its new mask requirements more and more states are now following their lead and lifting restrictions. >> this is a map of some of the states that have still have some kind of restrictions in place. you can see california among the governor, gavin newsome says that will continue until our statewide mandate ends one month from today on june 15th. but a lot of healthcare workers say they are not happy with the cdc's new mask guidelines. among them. the california nurses association who don't even th

cuando aprovechamos los abundantes recursos de energía solar y eólica de california, enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: muy buenas noches. las personas completamente vacunadas no necesitarÁn usar mascarillas a partir de hoy. hablaremos con una doctora mascarillas a partir de hoy. hablaremos con una doctora sobre la vacunaciÓn de niÑ sancar: para ti. elvan: ser papá te sienta muy bien, cuñado. sancar: mi hija es la más linda. [alerta de mensaje] melek: papá, llegó un mensaje. [menekse] espero que no estés al lado de esa mujer mientras yo estoy sola y aterrada orando por nuestro hijo, sancar. sancar: hija, estás muy cansada, voy a llevarte a la cama. vamos, hija. ¿lista? arriba. vamos. melek: buenas noches. nare: qué descanses. elvan: bien, yo también me iré a descansar. más vale que le pidas una explicación. aunque parece que se te ha olvidado el tema por completo. nare: elvan. elvan: [ríe] halise: ¿preguntabas por mí, menekse? menekse: al fin viene, suegra. aunque ya es tarde. sabe que me

you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports are small businesses and communities, which means beautiful baby visit california recently released a syriza of ads like this one here, urging people to spend their vacation dollars within our state joining us now for boars. ryan becker, vice president of communications for visit california, ryan, thank you so much for joining us here. you know, we've had a really cautious re opening and i just want you to explain now the push to get people touring our state again. well it's really all about that june 15th day. you know, we all have that circle about our calendars. i think we're very optimistic that the caseload than other health metrics are going to keep trending in the right direction and the state will reopen fully just in time for the summer travel, see. you talk to us about the unique angle here to target locals. californians touring california you know, a lot of people are going back to work. travel prices are increasing our their incentives for people to travel or say, it's actually gonna be a grea

meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >>> the cost of nearly everything from gasoline to food, to clothes, to used cars, is going up. economists are worrying about the threat of inflation. many believe it is a byproduct of all the money the federal government has pumped into the economy during the pandemic. according to aaa, a gallon of premium gas in california has climbed from roughly three dollars a year ago to nearly $4.50 today. a 44% increase. >> noticed a huge increase in gas prices recently. >> the average person will feel it when they go to the grocery store. they will notice that the build keeps getting slightly higher. >> the price index, basic measure of how much we pay for things rocketed up 4.2% in april, the biggest jump in 13 years. you to do it. he fence er markets of lodi is offering employees $100 if they roll up their sleeves and get the shop. it's part of a growing trend nationwide for businesses offering incentives to keep their employees protected. >> anything we can do to get the jabs in

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nearly half of eligible people here in california are now fully vaccinated for it. according to the california department of health. 49 1% of people are considered fully vaccinated. 13% of californians are partially vaccinated. and as of today, at least 25 states, including california have now fully vaccinated, at least half of their adult residents. according to the cdc around 61% of americans have received at least one covid vaccine and around 50% of people in the u.s. are fully vaccinated. well, there continues to be racial divide, though, concerning just who is getting the vaccines in california. the majority of people vaccinated. >> our white and let next. well, just about 4% of all vaccines here in the state have gone to the african-american community. new covid cases in the u.s. have tumbled to the lowest rates in more than 11 months. the 7 day average for new cases. >> drop below 30,000 per day last week cases have not been that low since june of last year. white house health officials say cases since serious illness and loss of life for all down dramaticall

he said california's economy is roaring back. is unclear if he mets to make a bear reference but that theme was of the day. segment joining us now to talk more about this is abc7 news insider phil matier. fail, i am a little disappointed. i don't see a live bear over your shoulder. i don't know what happened but what is your take? >> what we have is candidates trying to get attention and momentum going. we have john cox who has run against gavin newsom before and defeated in a landslide. and, we have caitlyn jenner. we also have kevin falconer, the former mayor of san diego who doesn't have the money, apparently, to launch right now. we are seeing they want to make this about performance not partisan politics. gavin newsom wants to make it about partisan politics republican versus democrat. he wins that way in california. these guys and girls are seeing no. it is not whether about whether you are republican or democrat or how you feel on social issues. this is about the state of california. they are coming on strong saying it is

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have not said anything about masks here in california. cierra johnson is still in mill valley where you need a mask if you head into starbucks even though they have made some changes here. >> reporter: yes, good morning, marcus. starbucks is just one of many businesses that decided to follow suit after the cdc made that announcement on thursday. so across the nation the new rule for starbucks among with some other businesses is you don't need a mask to come inside, but since california has not updated their mask mandate, it's best to wear one inside because of what is going on here. now the company starbucks made that announcement on their website, but the confusion for customers come into play because many businesses like starbucks are saying folks don't need to wear the masks if -- need to wear the mask if local regulations require them. many are leaning on the side of safety first and still waiting for that moment they can officially ditch that mask for good. >> since my second vaccination i've -- i'm more apt to forgot it on the dashb

atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. ♪ paola: preste atenciÓn, persona se hacen pasar por empleados de compaÑÍas para estafarlo. estÉ atento cuando un representante lo presione para el pago de una factura vencida. podrÍa ser un estafador. si piensa que es el caso debe reportarlo en alguno de los sitios que estÁ viendo en pantalla. en las autoridades pro ponen nuevos servicios. la junta directiva estarÁ considerando este cambio desde el 8 de julio. >> es necesario hacer mejoras para proveer el servicio de aguas para nuestros clientes. >> en el co

. >>> california is not coming back, california will come roaring back. >> governor newsom a $100 billion california comeback plan, so what is in it for you? >> enough is enough. >>> they make a personal promise as the man charged with stabbing two asian women at a bus stop faces a judge. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, spot fires breaking out across the bay area today, this one erupting near some large stores in san rafael. good evening, i am ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook pick of the fire broke out near koerner and francisco boulevard. chopper five was over the scene as crews made an aggressive attack to keep it from spreading. they kept it to about 10 acres. the fire is not far from target and home depot. crews will be on scene throughout the evening watching for any hotspots. >>> crews also battling vegetation fires in san jose. chopper 5/680 near berryessa, jst a few hours ago. smoke was seen near the offramp there and a wall separating the freeway from some nearby neighborhoods. firefighters were able to get them under control. >>> those fires are outside the math swab of east a

we talk about california coming back. i made the point at the point at of the state a number of months ago, california is not coming back. california is going to come roaring back on the $75.7 billion operating budget surplus. and an additional $26 billion will be coming from the federal government. we are now in a position to roll out a $100 million plus comeback plan in the state of california. and the first announcement in that plan, we are announcing today. that is immediate relief, to millions and millions of taxpayers, millions of millions of californians. today, we are announcing $12 billion tax rebate, to the people of the state of california earning up to $75,000, let me put that in perspective. that tax rebate will impact just shy of 80% of all tax filers will get a direct stimulus check, will get a direct relief payment, because of this announcement. two thirds of all californians will benefit from this stimulus. that's roughly $12 billion, let me be specific, $11.9 billion when you add to the stimulus, round o

you see that fog bank and all along the california coastline all the way into southern california are seeing that right toward the beaches. now it's a fairly shallow marine layer about 1500 feet. so it's probably gonna keep it just inside the bay. maybe couple of valley start to see a little fog overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. but you see there all along the coastline today continue to see the fog and low clouds, of course, keeping those temperatures on the cool side, winds kicking up again, though, the breezes are blowing afternoon breeze. this we're going to see all summer long. get the warm temperatures in the central valley. the atmosphere begins to lift their the polls and all the cool air from the ocean. and so we'll get those general sea breezes right through the summer months. of course, if you get winds like this, you get some fires that could be a problem. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, make sure your cell phone is handy. kron 4 has a special section. it's on our website just for wildfire resources. >> you can use the camera on your phone to scan this

. >>> new details about california's mask mandate. why is state is a weight until june to ease the rules. >>> and they have been offline since the start of the pandemic, but this morning we are learning when the iconic cable cars could be on the move again. >>> good morning, it is tuesday, may 18th . you are th watching us on wherever abc7 news streams. let's start with mike and a look at our forecast. >> good morning, everybody. take a look at live doppler 7. a few clouds in the east bay and along the coast. that is it. drier air is filtering in on the fast northwest winds that will bring us extra sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures. 21 in fairfield, let's see what happens during the afternoon hours. we are in the 50s along the coast, but at least we will break the 60-degree barrier in san francisco. mid to upper 60s around the bay and 70s inland and 80s around antioch and fairfield. it will be short-lived. cooler weather is on the way before a weekend warming trend. we will talk about that coming up. back to you. >>> gunfire b

. >> today we learned california's mask rules will expire on june 15th. for weeks, we have been told california will reopen. >> it is a great feeling that will change everything and we have been tracking to that date for quite some time. >> since the cdc changed its mask california is one of just three states that did not change rules to match. a week of waiting until today to find out what the future holds for us. abc7 news reporter, luz piÑa is live in the newsroom. >> dan, i spoke with several public health officers who tell us they are glad california is finally announcing a date to look forward to for counties to appear. current mask use rules say people currently vaccinated do not need to wear a mask outdoors. in four weeks, that will change. after mounting pressure and five days after the cdc's mask guidance, today, dr. mark kelly, california's secretary of health and human services said nothing will change in the state until june 15th. >> it is a four-week period that will give california time to prepare for the change. while we continue to relen

. >> california's recovery isn't cheap. in fact the governor's proposed budget through 2022 is the largest in the state's history. >> that 100 plus billion dollars come back plan is the biggest economic recovery package period, full stop. >> bouncing back from a $54 billion budget short fall last year this year california has a better problem. a $75 billion budget surplus. here is how some of it'll be put to use. a $12 billion tax rebate for those earning up to $75,000 a year. >> two out of every three will receive at least -- at least a check of $600 once they file their this is incentive to file your taxes. >> another perk >> families with dependents will receive another $500 just one time, not per child. supporrentoff past ion is edo more perks on parking. $300 million proposed for traffic fine forgiveness. this is for low income people. >> low income would get any traffic ticket through june 30th of this year waived. it'll be determined by the judicial council. the recovery plan also includes funding $20 billion to inve

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