better daves ahead. >> now at 5:00. president biden looking tot future in his first primetime address to the nation. his push to make sure all americans are eligible to get a vaccine by may 1st. >> we're hearing from experts at the johnson and johnson starting rotting out in san francisco today. >> and live look this morning. mike is tracking a dry start to the weekend before rain moves in in a few days. he is breaking down that timeline. good morning everyone. happy friday. it is march 12th. >> okay. mike. how much outdoor dining can questiwe do this weekend? >> fine today and tomorrow but out door dining sunday evening it is going to be wet, so enjoy the next two days. a look at live doppler 7. clear compared to this time yesterday. breezes in the hills, and that's

chasing away the threat of cloud cover even along the coast. looks clear out there. and quiet where most of us live. winds less than 10 miles per hour. our temperatures, total sunshine today. 37-44 this morning. mid- to upper-50s by noon. still low- to mid-50s if you are dining out around 7:00 this evening. more on that and the weekend rain coming up. here is kumasi. today vice president kamala harris is expected to speak at a celebration of the american rescue plan. she'll be joining president biden a day after he outlined his plan to defeat covid-19. last night he predicted we could be returning to normal by the 4th of july. abc news reporter alex kro shea in washington with the path forward. good morning alex clip

. >> reporter: the time line dependent on vaccinations and the president is laying out his goals for those. >> finding light in the darkness is a very american thing to do. >> reporter: president joe biden outlining his plan for a return to normal. directing states to make all adults eligible for a vaccine by may 1st, telling americans if they do their part by wearing mask, socially distancing and there is a chance. >> that would make this independence day something truly special. where we not only mark our independence as a nation but we begin to mark our independence from this virus. >> reporter: the white house announcing the military will have a total of 6,000 troops backing vaccination programs and that the number of community

health centers and pharmacies giving out vaccines will dramatically expand. people will have two new ways to schedule appointments. a federally supported website and an 0 after the coronavirus pandemic. also a day after one of the largest relief packages in our history. >> about rebuilding the backbone of our country. and giving people in this nation, working class peaks, people who built the count ray fighting chance. >> reporter: the new law will give most americans $1400 checks. provide funding for vaccinations and testing. help for small businesses and billions of dollars in housing assistance. now those checks could start hitting as soon as this weekend. this was biden ice first major legislative achievement passing

without a single gop vote even though a poll found 70% of americans support it. alex presha, abc7 news. as the president pushes for more americans to be eligible to get the shot. amy hollyfield live at the mass vaccination site at city college where they are going to be administering the first johnson and johnson doses in san francisco. hi amy. >> well hi there. as the first doses here at the site. they have 1,000 johnson and johnson doses here. for city college. and they are start giving those out today. the johnson and johnson vaccine is being called the one and done vaccine. you only need one shot of this one, not two. according to the city's health departme, 6 san franciscoans have received the johnson and johnson shot so far. but they really plan to highlight it here today with a press conference to make sure people are feeling comfortable about this new vaccine. having this third option just

helps boost supply, just as president biden is promising all adults should be eligible for the shot by may the 1st. local doctors were thrilled to hear the president's projection. >> i hear there is going to be a plethora of vaccine into california. and haven't seen it yet. i hear it is going to happen in april. >> when the president makes promises like that, i think that means that the supply will follow. >> experts say the johnson and johnson shot is 100% effective at preventing death and hospitalization. 72% effective at preventing the covid infection. officials say the fact that this vaccine does not need to be frozen for transplant or storage will really make it easy for smaller community clinics to use it. more vaccines like this are coming. officials say it is looking more and more realistic that all

californian adults who want to be vaccinated could be by the beginning of the summer. live in san francisco. amy hollyfield. abc7 news. and top california health officials rolled up their sleeves, promoting john lewis's oneshot vaccine as amy was just talking about. >> the thing that came into my mind when that vaccine went into my arm was hugging my mom again. >> many counties across california received their first large shipments of johnson and johnson's doses this week. california's department of public health broadened its vaccine eligibility rules. 4 million californian will become eligible starting monday. transit and utility workers, janitors and people age 16-64 who have disabilities and serious medical conditions. the state also updated its rules to say it will not require anyone disable order sick to show proof of their condition to get the vaccine.

santa clara county officials and health ceos are showing a united front and they are resisting the blue shield state takeover. >> we are proud of the state of california and the work they have done. what we're asking is to keep that partnership alive so that at a local level we have the ability to meet the needs of every single member of our community. >> the county said they want to retain control because their system is working. our media partners at the mercury news report the california department of public health says counties will not retain control over distribution. it says the state will determine where the supply goes relying on recommendations from blue shield. new developments. san francisco students could return to school in exactly one month. the school board unanimously approved a plan to reopen april 12th. preschool through fifth grade will be the first go back. as well as special education. four days in and one part time

day each week. others split their time between two days at school and three days distance learning. teachers have until tomorrow to sign off on that deal. another chilly morning around san francisco. but at least this time it is dry. temperatures low- to mid-40s. some other neighborhood, mid-30s to mid-40s elsewhere. and even fog around american canyon and 33 degrees. definitely have to keep an eye on that. don't want to have to deal with any black ice. another great day of sunshine and clean air. nice to be outside. if you are working from home or remote learning that sunshine is going to be tempting. milders temperatures if you are waiting in line for a vaccine. here is a look at live doppler 7. it is absolutely quiet. let's jump ahead to when it gets active again. sunday afternoon through monday. light to moderate rain.

steady sunday. and showers possible monday. increasing clouds sunday morning so it won't be quite as chilly as it is this morning and tomorrow morning. the rain, light to steady rain, moves into the northbound around 3:00. and you can see it already into the south bay by the time a lot of us are going to bed at 11:00 o'clock. you can see it changing over to showers scattered in nature on monday. rainfall amounts are going to be around a tenth to a third of an inch of rain. trust me. and i'll get that updated and show it to you again soon. we'll take a look at the rest of the weekend forecast what to expect temperature-wise up next. let's get to jobina and hoping for friday light. jobina, good morning, how are you? >> i'm great. thank you, hope you are doing well too. and you got it. we do have friday right a emerylle. headlights making their way

westbound towards the maze right now. a huge difference from kwaerd morning when we had slick conditions.yesterday morning when we had slick conditions. traffic is starting to pick up traveling southbound in walnut creek and 680. and as we check the map, i want to point out that yes while everything is looking green. we are seeing some fog on the map here around vallejo, american canyon and napa. update on the attack on the uber driver in san francisco. police arrested one suspect. they expect to arrest another one soon. san francisco police say officers arrested 24-year-old malaysia king in las vegas yesterday. a second suspect plans to turn herself into the sfpd. the women accused of assaulting and harassing this uber driver on sunday after he told one of them to wear a mask. police also say one of them pepper sprayed his car.

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danville police are releasing new information about a man who was shot by an officer. it happened at sycamore valley road in camino ramon yesterday. >> reporter: police first got calls of a man throwing rocks off the freeway overpass behind me on to 680 but it ended here when police say that man pulled out a knife. >> the calls started coming in just before noon. a man seen throwing something, possibly off the sycoverss>> th. as the officer tried to talk to

him, the man pulled out a folding knife and opened it. >> reporter: danville police chief said the officer on scene told the man to drop the knife several several times. they released this picture with the knife in one hand and a bag of groceries in the other. police have not yet released the full video. what happened next was only described by chief shields. >> he then advanced towards the officer, who discharged his weapon striking the man once. >> reporter: all of this happened in the middle of the intersection at sycamore valley and camino ramon as people watched from their cars. this video right after the shooting as other officers came running over to help. the man was taken to the hospital for treatment. his condition was not disclosed. police have not yet released his name or that of the officer who shot him. the shooting is currently under investigation by the contra costa sheriff's department and

the dea. in danville, mouth boone. abc7 news. a data breech involving a the san mateo based security camera service is putting companies around the world at risk. hackers accessed up to 150,000 cameras. these are inside schools, jails. hackers tacked the system with administrative credentials found on the internet. >> everything is in the cloud. everything is centralized there. this is how they managed to go and get into the accounts using their obserwn credentials, the r administer account so they can access the accounts of the consumers. >> some of the counts with facial recognition technology. they have set up a help hotline. memorabilia from the iconic cliff house today. the housen inde is up for grabs. yesterday it was restaurant and

kitchen items and today memorabilia from the cliff house and things in the gift shop. it continues tomorrow with vintage autographed movie starr photos. we'll have a link to the auction on our website abcnews.com. a few feature is hoping to break the eyes on virtual dates, calling it night in. on bumble and allows users to play games. for now it is just trivia questions but bumble hopes to add other games too. >> ikea is going from its bulky print catalog to a digital format. the retailer just release ad brand new pod cast to help customers shop. >> we know that by now you have probably binged through every pod cast, playbook and best of 2020 play list there is. so maybe you could use some new soothing sounds to put on while we all continue to wait for life to get back to normal. >> each pod cast focuses on a

different furnished home. which the narrator calls a tour for your ears. the company announced last year it would be discontinuing its print catalog whichite has been sending this out for 0 >> i was confuse about this at first. took a little deeper dive. it is literally that woman's voice reading every page of the catalog. and then when she gets to pictures she describes the pictures. and is that where we are in. >> i don't know. i would guess a lot of people want to see what it looks like. do they want you to go to the store? do they not? i'm confused. >> mike, i listen to very dumb things that are really mind numbing. but this is -- this takes the cake. >> you are saying this is for insomniac, is that what you are saying? >> i think it is. >> yeah, okay. fair enough. fair enough. all right let's take a look at

what's going weatherwise. i don't know if it will put you to sleep but boy when you step out in that sunshine and temperatures in the 60s this afternoon, that is going make you feel really comfortable. this morning much cooler. clear and about 40s. we look at san jose, around 280 and 17. sunny and dry with average to above average highs. our next storm arrived sunday afternoon and it is trending drier and seasonal the rest of the seven day forecast. here is a look down. we're going to take the microclimates out. about 63-66 in the south bay with san jose at 66. 62-66 on peninsula. at least on the bay side. on the ocean side we're looking at upper 50s and near 60 to low-60s downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 65-68 through the north bay valleys with upper 60s at the coast. 62 richmond and 65 oakland. antioch and pittsburgh, 67. some of our warmer spots. around the

that low is still spinning down in so cal. wintry mix for them while we're enjoying sunshine. we have an off shore breeze now but on shore developing tonight through tomorrow and so more fog sun sets at 6:14 tonight. 6:15 tomorrow night. 7:16, spring forward this, this weekend. and as we do that we're going to find rain, a one on the storm impact scale sunday into monday but that is it. enjoy 60s everywhere else with a mix of clouds and sunshine and upper-50s at the close. reggie? a frustrated curry gave an emphatic pep talk during a third quarter time out to the warriors blow out loss of the clips. it is not exactly clear what he said to his teammates. >> it is about what's happening in the moment. that's just basketball trying to be bring competitive spirit and leadership all different type of ways. but we had an opportunity to set

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it's 5:22 if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know morning. number 1, san francisco will administer its first doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine today. a thousand doses will be given at the mass vaccination site at city college. >> number 2, progress on reopening the state starting tomorrow, wineries, brew rirs and facilities are reopen without serving foot. number 3, today president biden is hosting a celebration of his stimulus plan at the white house. vice president kamala harris will also be speaking. you can start receiving the $1400 stimulus checks as soon a >> number 4, police arrested one person and expect another to turn herself in soon after this attack on an uber driver in san francisco. uber has permanently band all

three riders in this video. an amazing afternoon on the way. number 5, look at these temperatures, 4-11 degrees above average, warmer than yesterday i should say. under total sunshine. enjoy. low- to mid-60s. number 6, we have a really nice commute for you this morning, if you need to head out we're going start here with a lye picture of the san mateo bridge. traffic building as you make your way towards the peninsula. and towards san mateo on south bay 101 at east poplar there is road work scheduled to wrap up at 6:00 a.m. so a slight slowdown. and number 7. netflix cracking down on people who are sharing their passwords. sme customers are getting a message on their screens prompting them to sign up from their own account if they are not watching with the subscriber. >> oh, okay. i know a lot of people are like, what? in today's gma "first look" the grammy awards this sunday.

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. all adult americans will be eligible to get a vaccine no later than may 1. >> now at 5:30 t president's push to make shots more available in less than two months. his press secretary revealing this morning when the administration thinks there will actually be enough supply. >> when you get asked what the best vaccine? the first one that is in your arms. that's the best vaccine. safe and effective. that is the message from health officials as the third covid-19 vaccine startings going out in california. san francisco's plan to get a thousand doses out today. >> breweries, winery, facilities all getting ready to welcome customers back. the rule change that is helping

simplify things for these businesses. good morning, is it happy hour yet? welcome to friday march 12th. >> we're not quite there yet but we ahave tea. and we can think about that. here is mike and the >> you are going to be happy with this forecast today and tomorrow. maybe not as we close out the weekend with the rain but right now, live doppler 7 and you get a break from the rain. it is quiet out there. a little bit of fog around vallejo, american canyon and napa. it was thicker but right now about three miles and tells me it is on the move because the winds are out tre a maybe dissipating as it gets pushed over a wider spread area. it doesn't become quite as concentrated. but watch out in those a a otherwise it is pretty

>> a lot of 60s away from the coast. the rest of the weekend coming up. here is reggie. thanks mike. developing news to end the pandemic is ramping up this morning. stimulus checked could start hitting bank accounts as soon as this weekend and president biden says all adults will be eligible to get a covid vaccine by may 1st. a lot of people breathing a sigh of relief. >> hanging on to every word reggie. we're a year into the pandemic but president biden is already looking ahead, telling americans that his first primetime speech, that if we slow the spread and get vaccinated we could be having fourth of july celebrations with families and friends.

>> this country will be vaccinated soon. our economy will be on the mend. our kids will be back in school. and we'll have proven once again that this country can do anything. >> white house press secretary jim sac was on said who wants a vaccine should have by the may 1st deadline. >> we'll have enough supply to vaccinate every adult american by may. he's hopeful many state wills make all adults eligible even before then. >> much more with psaki at 7:00 on gma. and later president biden will host an american rescue plan celebration at the white house. vice president kamala harris

will also give remarks. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. local health officials are looking forward to the president's new eligible timeline. and this as more vaccine arrives in san francisco. today san francisco is ruling out theoh jnson shot at a new location. abc7 news amy hollyfield a city college. good morning. >> reporter: they will start administering here at city college today. and officials are going to start working on johnson and johnson's pr image, the shot's image. some people just not embracing so they are going to have a big press conference here this morning as they start administering the 1,000 douses here. officials also showed off the johnson and johnson shot yesterday at the oakland coliseum. some people do view this shot as second rate to the moderna and the pfizer vaccine. the johnson and johnson shot is a 72% effective at preventing the covid-19 invention while the others are about 95% effective. but it is 100 perfect effective

at preventing death and hospitalization and it is easier to deal with. you only need one shot, not too. officials say all of the vaccine options should be embraced. >> what is the best vaccine? the first one that is in your >> this vaccine has been tested in south africa, in south america. this vaccine has been demonstrated to be highly effective and very, very safe. >> reporter: health officers in the bay area say they have had people requesting certain shots or wanting to reschedule if they find out they are getting johnson and johnson. so here at city college they are going work on that opinion. they are going to have a big press conference. they are going to show people getting the vaccine. they have 1,000 doses here today. so the one and done shot, the johnson and johnson shot is going to get a lot of love here today. live in san francisco. amy hollyfield, abc7 news.

>> i'll take it when i can get it. amy. thank you. it is a big win for california wineries, breweries and distilleries. starting tomorrow they can open without serving food. abc7 news reporter kris reyes spoke with business owners who say this is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: they can serve these drinks outside with the help of a food partner. but it is not part of the regular business. co-founder happy about the new rules that allow him to serve drinks outdoors with no food even in purple and red tiers. >> it is handy that we don't necessarily have to depend on the food to serve beer outside. >> reporter: at 10th street is in in san jose the smell of whiskey mixing with the signs of hope. >> it is an exciting ruling. as the step in the right direction. >> reporter: once counties are distilleries can bring cimited .

another good sign, san mateo county is prepping to go orange as early as next week. >> it is not just about us. it is the about the whole community. when we launched a whiskey, we had people who supported us from the bartenders owners in the bay area. >> reporter: outdoor operations still have restrictions likes time limits and reservations. but it is a good start. >> we can open a little earlier and maybe stay open a little later after people had their dinner and they can be walking home and have a beer on the way home. >> reporter: certainly something he wants for his customers too. >> knowing the restrictions are slowly being lifted is something that is really -- excited again isn't quite the word but it is a good feeling to see the light at tend of the tunnel. >> reporter: in san jose kris reyes for abc7 news. cele unts old schoolaf reopen dining.

the 19450s style upper club gives at risk youth a second chance. last night was a big one for the young staffers. they have been waiting a long time to serve their first customers. >> both nervous and exciting. you know, they have never -- the youth that are here now have never served. they haven't -- they have just been training the whole time. because they couldn't be servers or bussers or anything because of the pandemic. >> the non profit is hosting special homecoming celebrations through tomorrow with live youth bands. and you can see where your county stands in this reopening process any time on our website. this map shows what's open and what's closed in each tier. you can find this tracker onab. coming up the high cost of learning loss. what it could take to get students back on track after a year from doing school from home. >> hundred of new words and definitions. dictionary.com new editions that

remind us all of 2020. because what a great year that was. hey mike, let's look to the future? >> are why? >> exactly. >> can we erase those? can we cancel those? yeah just get rid of it. let's take a look at what's going on weatherwise. you are going to like this. a little chilly this morning no doubt on the bayside. mupd mid- to upper-30s, menlo park and foster city. little fog around half moon bay. visibility about seven miles right now. toot too bad. napa, american cannian and vallejo --. everything about your commute is good today other than the strong sunshine and if you are on a furry ferry it is going reflecting off that water. if you have polarized sunglasses that always works the best. see that curl in the atmosphere to our west? that is sunday's storm. coming in sunday afternoon through monday. light to moderate rain and wintry showers and gusty

breezes. future radar you can see we wake up to cloudy conditions by 4:00. light to moderate rain moving into the north bay. by 11:00 it is into see it turn to just scattered showers through monday. if you are going to be out and about sunday by 11:00 you can see everybody is wet with at least up to a tenth to quarter of an inch of rain outside the south bay and eventually we'll all get up to a quarterback to a third of an inch of rain, maybe a half inch up in our hill. so a nice storm for march. the morning commute, so much easier hopefully this morning, jobina. >> overall it is, mike. but we do have a brand new issue coming in here. on the san mateo bridge we at least two lane. traveling westbound around the incline. actually if you look off in the distance you can kind of see a

yellow flashing light there as people start to slow to a stop. injuries reported here as well so hopefully things are okay overall and they can get this out of the way. moving to a live picture in oakland, showing 880 at the coliseum camera there. things are moving smoothly. the headlights are traveling south and then i want you to check out the map. mike mentioned there is fog in the area around vallow and napa, american canyon as well.ejo and napa, american canyon as well. it is moving out. it was much thick they are morning. morning. so we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for.

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new developments in the recent string of violence against asian americans and pacific islanders here in the bay area. san francisco da made a public appearance to condemn the violence and show support for the aapi community. >> we will not toll rate

violence against members of our community, against vulnerable members of the aapi community, against elders or against anyone. violent crimes are and will continue to be my top priority. >> yesterday's event was the first time abc7 news anchor dion lim has confronted him in persons since january. their exchange was tense. we have the full interaction right now on our app and abc7news.com. >> as schools start to reopen we are examining the learning loss with distance learning and what it will take to get students back on track. and it could be expensive. could take. >> reporter: for so many students march 2020 marked the last time they spent learning in a classroom. >> a year is a long time to lose from inperson schooling. and i really worry that the academic achievement gap is just going to get bigger and bigger.

>> reporter: and it has. >> for our lower lrmt >> reporter: if loss in 4th and 5th graders, pacific islanders, middle eastern, hispanic, japanese, native american black vietnamese filipino suffered the greatest losses. those in forest care, english learner and homeless also saw a marked decline. asian indian --. hillary ronin will soon chair the youth young adults and families committee. >> white families are doing just fine and can afford the pods and the tutors and pulling their kids out for private schools or extra lessons or taking time off work to be able to focus a 100% on their child's education. things that families of color

just can't afford. >> reporter: middle and high school students showed less learning loss across all dem grasms but some education experts caution the numbers may not be accurate because these assessments were done online. >> student who is take the test online do better than students who are in school taking the test. and there are some testing experts who wonder whether that is pause parents are helping them out. >> reporter: in order to properly assess it must be done in person. >> the assessment is going to be the thing as soon as we get back. both for social/emotional and academic stats. >> reporter: the learning loss for younger students k-3 was not measured because some are not reading yet or at different levels. education experts suspect they have suffered the greats learning loss and are in need of extra help. >> school districts could concentrate resources heavily in the early years to get to that happen. because we know if kids aren't

reading by 4th grade. then all sort of academices o>>s won't know how challenging things will be until they are able to assess students in person. in the newsroom, leanne melendez, abc7 news news. >> you can watch all of this week's stories on demand four streaming app for your tv. search abc7 bay area in new york a century old set of ymca camps may have to close because of the pandemic's economicall out the ymca of greater new york put the property up for sale for $5 million. ymca is receiving offers until next fried and supporters are

now in a race to find a donor. >> our number 1 goal right now is to find donors, invest in us and invest in the future of this camp. >> this pandemic does not have to last forever. but camp, everyone hopes it does. >> much more on the future and what you can expect for eokids this year if they go to summer camp coming up an 7:00 an gma. a teacher in southern california who lives in his car received a thoughtful surprise from advertise students. >> being able to digest the entire experience. it's extraordinary. totally unexpected. vil really his car for eight years. he uses his money to support his family in mexico. but when the pandemic hit, his hours were just entirely cutoff. so his students organize ad fundraiser for their beloved teacher that. i presented him with a $27,000 check on his 77th birthday.

>> he says he's planning to use the money to help others. >> from the pandemic to protests. 2020 was a year that changed all of our lives. well now the dictionary is catching up to those changes with the addition of new words. dictionary com announced the addition of multiple words. such as finna which is a variant of you're carbgonna do somethin. and commonly use in the south. also added the acronym for black indigenous and people of color. and zoom of course. hybrid learning, and elbow bump. overall 7600 dictionary entries were added or updated.

>> when i tell you finna is one of my favorite words. we fin anyway go to the story. wena go to the story. we finna talk to mike about this forecast. >> one more. >> what you finna do after work? >> that's it. >> so southern. >> it's so useful. >> so much better than i'm fixing to. >> yeah. hmm hmm. just plend it all together. >> finna. >> all right. i'm not even going to pretend to use it. so i'm just going to say we're looking at a real nice day that you can get outside. right now looking at the oakland coliseum. you can see the sunlight trying to brighten our morning skies. look to the north twrards 24 where we don't have any fog this morning but that could be a different case tonight. your highlights, total sunshine a comfy afternoon. clear start tonight but an on shore breeze will bring fog to many neighborhoods by tomorrow

morning and our next storm arrives sunday afternoon. the microclimates 63-66 across the south bay and santa cruz, it is about 60 degrees today. 62-66 on the peninsula with san mateo at 64. upper-50s along the koes and low-60s downtown, south san francisco. sausalito. upper-50s north bay coast also but nearly 10 degrees warmer mid- to upper-60 swooz your valleys. 62 in richmond to 65 in oakland. and also in castro valley. into the valley, 66 in san ramon to several neighborhoods around 68. your outdoor dining forecast for tonight. 50 at the coast. 60 for the rest of us. mid-50 business 7:00 and by 9:00 it is almost into the 40s everywhere. so maybe a warm drink. how about that? mid-30s inland to upper-40s, loem 40s around the bay. should be a couple degrees

milder tomorrow morning because of the fog. and saturday, sunsets at sunday sets at 7:16. unfortunately that extra hour is probably washed over by rain in the afternoon and evening. the steady rain is over monday morning. and drier tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. have a good one. coming up new at 6:00. vice president kamala harris' childhood home in berkeley will not become a historic land mark after all. the concerns the property owners raised. and the wheels come are calling the world's cutest pickup truck.

today marks one year since broadway went dark because of the pandemic. it happened as broadway was

booming. it halted the spectacular long run of hit shows like "wicked" and put to new production likes "moulin nobody expected broadway to be shut down so long and now they have to figure how they are going to open safely. >> when broadway reopens it will send a national and international signal to the world that the pandemic has been beaten. >> here is the thing though. sounds like broadway is going to remain dark for months to come. and it is because it is a very low margin business. so they say they are only going to reopen at 100%. or they won't be able to reopen at all. los gatos based netflix is trying yet again to crack down on password sharing. some users are getting blocked at the log-in with a message like this, saying they need to be part of the same house oeld as the account owner. also a text or e-mail verify

fiction you might get. netflix is testing this now on some users. tesla nay have some new competition. this is a new electric truck from canoe that is just a bit longer than the toyota corolla. the truck ha flat front and the driver seat almost directly over the front wheels. it can go 200 miles on a single charge. the company is hoping to have the vehicles on the road by 2023. >> let's take a look at what's going on outside. you can see the signs of a sunny day developing as we look at 101 and 880 in san jose where it is 43 degrees rights now. temperatures anywhere from 5-11 degrees warmer than yesterday which puts us at average to above in these mid- to upper-60s. ed quite a change. the drought monitor came out, and nothing changed. all that rain last week, this week is not touted yet.

it will come in next week's drought monitor but i wouldn't expect it to change because we're still way behind average for the entire rain year and this month we're behind average. so the worst areas as extreme. solano, napa and lake counties. temperatures tomorrow little cooler as psych the winds blowing on shore. with cloud cover. they continue to drop sunday, and monday is our coolest day. about 10 degrees cooler in the mid- to upper-50s so enjoy that warm sunshine. back to you. new at 6:00. kids may not need to socially distance six feet in the classroom. new studies showing how far apart they can be and still prevent the spread of covid-19. >> more in california become eligible starting next week. who is included in this round of vaccinations? >> plus the quote reprehensible remarking about black students that got one georgetown law professor fired. >> but first it is 5:56. a live look as

building a better bay area, for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. now at 6:00, the race to vaccinate san francisco. we are live at a mass vaccination site that will be giving out a thousand johnson & johnson doses today. >> you, your family and friends will be able to get together in your backyard or in your neighborhood and have a cook outorout or barbecue and celebrate

independence day. >> coming up, the plans to vaccinate the country. also, justin bieber's new shoe collaborate, how do you feel about crocs and socks? why do i get that tease? >> how old is he? >> we haven't seen them yet, friends. you might be intrigued. mike, you might have on crocs now, we don't know, at the house. >> please say you don't. >> oh! >> okay. okay. >> i do have socks on, though. i have to admit. it is kind of cold in the house. so, yeah, left the slippers upstairs accidentally. all right, enough about my lack of fashion this morning. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. and we have got live doppler 7, absolutely quiet, going to enjoy a break for today and tomorrow before we need it again. sund