showing solidarity across the bay area. the asian american community and allies are coming together to denounce the wave of crimes including the shootings in atlanta. hundreds of people turned out for the rallies. good morning and it is sunday, march 21. thank you for joining us. we will have much more on the rallies and the messages from the asian american community in a moment but first, a quick look at the weather. >> good morning. sunrise just over one hour and we've got the coldest temperatures about one hour after sunrise so with all the clear sky, live doppler showing us we are bottoming out in some neighborhoods with winds in the upper elevations, breezy. lower elevations are calm. national weather service has a frost advisory through 9:00. as we look at the bay area in

general, they are warmer 3 to 11 degrees warmer -- holder from the east bay to the coast. 37 in half moon bay. 36 downtown, 41 at oakland and you'll notice the numbers are cold from livermore at 36, 38 in santa rosa with 39 by the delta. a nippy start to sunday and the milder afternoon 60 in pleasanton by noon time, 53 at stinson beach and by 4:00 in the mid 60s and a warmer day for everyone. we will track breezy offshore winds when we see you next hundreds of people showed up to an event in chinatown to show their support for the asian american community. this comes after the attacks in the bay area and the shooting in atlanta.

>> our hearts and spirits are tired. >> a community in pain with the suffering felt by all. >> we are hurting and angry. >> thousands packed the area to show of solidarity. >> we've got to stink it up and we're all in the struggle together. if we don't force it now, when will we. >> attacks seem to be happening almost weekly and many victims have been seen in years. >> imagine if someone attacked your mother, grandfather and killed them painful to the families and painful to the community which is already suffered. >> also grieving for the eight big victims at spas in atlanta and six are asian women.

federal authorities have yet to find enough evidence for hate crime charges. >> we don't need to wait. we know there was hate and i think that is why we are seeing a response. >> some of the community are scared to be on the streets. >> i i i message out that if you commit the crimes that you will be arrested and there is no free lunch. >> not everyone believes a larger police presence is the answer. >> police are not the appropriate solution including the use of force in situations like mental health crisis. >> during the rally there were messages of healing and hope hand-painted by community members in the park. the mayor is focus on safety and solutions and next week the city will announce a new program to keep the community safe. patrice patrol is happening to

keep those folks safe. a show of solidarity in in brisbane. residence gathered to denounce racism against asian americans and pacific islanders. there have not been any reports but they wanted to make sure that everyone feels safe and supported. >> the asian american community is reeling from the attacks. being captured and filmed and put out on social media and it just needs to stop. >> officials are urging residents to call the anonymous tip line and those that do not feel safe walking alone can call the community response coalition. in the east bay the oakland rollers and let people skate were among several groups to show their support.

they gathered at madison park to begin their skate which took them through chinatown and the skaters say they're rolling in solidarity he's for asians and pacific islands open targeted. the congresswoman of california who is the chair of the congressional asian and pacific american caucus and will talk about how long they can confront the issues. that is at 8:00 this morning on abc 7. the san francisco portability education in a letter the local politicians are calling for the resignation of the school board vice president and they say a recently surfaced series of tweets is anti-asian. matt boone explains that a parent's group drew attention to the tweets as they push to recall board members. >> the series of tweets was made by alison collins in

december 2016, two years before like did. she described a story where her daughter heard boys teasing a latino about trim, mexicans and the and the boys were asian american and in another referring to the teachers she wrote these white supremacists thinking to assimilate and get ahead. >> it seems to be judging asian americans for studying hard and working in giving the kids in education. >> well many of the seats have been deleted the two of them were captured and publish them as part of the recall. >> is not acceptable for person we are trusting our kids with have deep-seated animosity. >> the tweets got the attention of the former san francisco

wrote a letter calling for collins to resign which was cosigned by more than 20 other leaders. >> this is not acceptable to me and should not be acceptable for anyone. >> she has not indicated not whether she plans to resign but issued a statement, i acknowledge that in this moment my words taken out of comp confidence can cause more pain for those already suffering. i apologize unreservedly and found some support in the board president who tweeted, i stand in solidarity with the vice president and this week has been marked by hate and violence and in this moment of pain, words matter more than ever and i appreciate the vice president has apologized for her remarks. a concern over asian american students is prompting

some to threaten a lawsuit against the school board and according to the chronicle the supporters are set over plans to end the merit-based admission the board of education voted to move lowell to the rotary system. the group threatening to sue the school board says the plan is racist against asian americans who are more than half of the lowell student body. >> bars will be allowed to serve customers outdoors without food while the state suggests officers and retail can reopen with modifications and the city will limit offices and will limit retail and restaurants 250% or 200 people. orange tier allows for outdoor performances and state guidelines allow for live sports and the mayor and local health officials are ironing out

details. the city expects to confirm the move to the orange tier on tuesday and it would go into effect on wednesday. make all californians eligible for vaccines by may 1, the state is struggling to reach some populations. california is the worst states for vaccinating equity. the vaccine team talked with the community and state leaders about what needs to change. >> 20% of californians have received at least one doubt one dose of the vaccine so far but when it comes to vaccine equity the cdc says we're struggling. >> sadly, i'm not super surprised. >> to fix that the governor changed the distribution strategy allocating 40% of all doses to zip codes in the most

vulnerable areas. the governor also said the tiered eligibility system is expected to end and 5.5 weeks and the vaccines will be available in the 40% equity strategy does not work for the entire state. >> it's meant even though we represent 20% of the population , the formula only would allow for 2% of the vaccines to go to the population. >> 20 legislators signed the letter urging the state to change the strategy. >> what are you and other assembly members hoping to achieve? >> we suggested a different way which is to focus on census tracts. >> it's one of the hotspots that was not prioritized and community members say they could not wait any longer and now are opening up a second vaccination hub with the city

and partnerships. >> we will do a walk-through and already eyeing some additional sites. >> another hotspot and the supervisor announced a mobile vaccination effort set to launch next thursday. in the east bay, community partners are stepping up to make sure members of the african-american community get there second dose. avery vaccination clinic was hold that the gospel church and focuses on vaccinating black seniors and essential workers. many are members of the congregation. >> people feel very comfortable and safe coming to the church as the leaders in the church and pastor in the church are getting the vaccine. >> people who were vaccinated three weeks ago came back for their second and final dose. they were offered to people who signed up in advance because of

the limited amount of vaccine available. a historic san francisco church will be a host site for distributing the johnson & johnson vaccine the third baptist church is partnering with the black health initiative and the american african-american faith-based coalition from noon until 6:00 and those eligible include people 18 or older in healthcare, restaurants, grocery stores and emergency services and people with chronic health conditions or were disabled can get vaccinations. we are monitoring the cofinancing -- the covered vaccine rollout and you can find it on our homepage at abc7news.com . we are making good progress. >> definitely. temperatures this morning colder than we were yesterday and we are 36 degrees in livermore we have a wind-chill

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7 camera and it is 6:15 am on this sunday and i hope you are enjoying your morning. chp asking for help as it investigates a multi car crash on the bay bridge. they said the driver of a red scion posed as a good samaritan to check on the welfare of the victims after the collision and while everyone was distracted, a man from the car stole a one- year-old terrier and took off. chp tracked down the scion and the dog who has now been reunited with the owner. is still investigators are trying to find the thief and anyone who may have dashcam video is asked to contact chp. the push to end period property. santa clara county board of supervisors will consider a measure to ensure all public bathrooms are stocked with

period products. the california menstrual equity act was introduced last month and the board will comments tuesday and if it passes the measure it is expected to spend may figuring out the cost associated with stocking the bathrooms for one year. a terrifying moment for guests at the san diego zoo. witnesses sam man and his toddler barely escaped after entering an exhibit and coming within feet of a charging elephant. the abc news reporter explains how it happened. >> harrowing new video showing an elephant charging and a two- year-old girl and her father moments after they broke into an enclosure at the san diego zoo. the man bypass multiple barriers on friday carrying his daughter into the habitat reportedly to take a picture. >> the two-year-old was taken into the elephant enclosure by a male who climbed over the fence. >> get out of there and get the

baby out. elephant is screaming. >> the man was seen fleeing drops her but picks her up quickly as developing closes in. >> it was about maybe one foot for making contact. >> with the father and daughter as well as the elephant not injured, the man was arrested and is in custody facing charges of child cruelty. >> that is scary and really sad and thankfully the toddler was not hurt. back here in the bay area, a woman in jail accused in a racist assault at a mountain view mcdonald's. it happened just before 7:00 yesterday morning. police were called to the restaurant because the woman was refusing to leave. the woman hit an employee and made several racist remarks to other employees and the woman was arrested on suspicion of a

hate crime, battery and probation violation. the details on effort to keep the historic peninsula from closing. the 107-year-old notre dame university will transform into a graduate an online school and this is video from a rally there last month. they are facing challenges raising money and has seen a decline in enrollment. no word on plans for wrapping up the undergraduate programs. the oakland teachers union approved a tentative deal to reopen schools and both sides negotiated for weeks before yesterday's votes. it's to have an estimated 13,000 students return to class on the hybrid schedule and officials will also be required to visit classrooms to ensure all safety measures are in place. the oakland unified parents released a statement that read the school that is open for students five hours a week is not an open school and will continue to advocate for full-

time five day week return for all students of this spring and in the fall. some 20,000 masks created with an artistic touch were handed out in san francisco. the covered command center teamed up with local artists and nonprofit groups to create the masks and give them away and focused on neighborhoods most impacted by the pandemic it was part of a mask on stay strong campaign to promote mask wearing. and safely reopen san francisco. very pretty masks and i see there are lots of flowers there because we're talking about the start of spring. >> we're certainly going to see a little bit of a warm up today and more so as we get into the week that that will come with offshore wind. a rigid high pressure and remember that it's not going to go anywhere in it has been the theme for winter and as we get into spring we've got ridge

building into the eastern pacific and clouds deflected from that ridge in any week weather systems we see will go up and over the ridge and we will be on the eastern side of that and it will usher in some gusty offshore winds. this is the roof camera where temperatures are typical in the city in the mid 40s within inland valleys we have fog in napa and the windchill in santa rosa. 39 bay, 39 degrees and the airport warm enough, the winds backing off with upper 30s in santa rosa , fog in napa 35, livermore at 36 and the frost advisory and these numbers are pretty typical. we could see some temperatures drop off even more so as we get to 8:00 and then we begin to see the reversal where the numbers begin to decline. upper level winds 38 miles an hour at mount diablo. mt. tam at 20 miles an hour

that i want to show you the direction out of the north so the northerly winds and atmosphere mixed up will allow for warmer day to east bay it's clear and a chilly start, sunny and milder this afternoon. 50s for some of you yesterday, mid and upper 60s for inland valleys. the warmth along with the breezy offshore winds continue through wednesday and a look at monday, the winds will begin to crank and we will look at numbers in response to that coming up with partly cloudy skies monday and tuesday back in the sunshine. even into wednesday we are looking at the highs into the 70s with the winds beginning to dial back wednesday and we turn cooler to where we should be for thursday and as we look at the winds monday, cranking up the coast. at 3:00 30 to 40 miles an hour through the

valleys of the north bay along the peninsula into the south bay monday afternoon it is breezy and windier tuesday afternoon into tuesday night and it will be the strongest wind gusts, east bay valley over 30 miles an hour and as we get into the later part of wednesday, lighter winds and we look at cooler numbers later in the work week. the peninsula low to mid 60s in a warm-up for you and cool at the coast, mid and upper 50s with the sunset and 60 in santa rosa. 65 in livermore. the seven-day forecast, looking at temperatures milder and then cooler by thursday. join us for a show of hope. a san francisco community health center provides healthcare for so many neighbors in need and it needs our support. it airs tonight from 6:30 pm

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welcome back. march madness is in. swing but this your outrage off the court. ncaa's apologizing after social media posts shows the stark difference in facilities for the man's and women's teams. >> the ncaa women's basketball team is getting what wasn't there. but only after the university of oregon forward posted at tiktok video viewed more than 6 million times. >> this is our weight room. let me show you the man's

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good morning. we are going to start the second hour with a look at the weather with i'm meteorologist. >> we start with a look at the mountains. carson valley, nevada, 29 degrees and you can see the snowcapped mountains. overall a coldstart. back home, 46 in san francisco, 87 in it mountain view. this is mount rose beautiful. 38 in santa rosa, fog in napa

at 35, 39 by the delta. temperatures coldest in the north bay and the frost advisory intel 9:00. hopefully the pets and plants have been taken care of it even into the east bay we are chillier at 69 degrees today. the warm-up at 2:00 in the mid to upper 60s anywhere from 2 to 8 degrees warmer today with sunny skies. and we will hold numbers in the 60s for some of you put the sunset at 7:21 pm and we will talk about more warmth and more wind for the lookahead in a few minutes. the victims of the shooting spree in the atlanta area are being honored at vigils across the nation. heart broken families are demanding justice and as of now invested got his investigators have not classified it as a hate crime.

>> a community reeling after the shooting rampage that left a people dead and six of them women of asian descent. the makeshift memorial growing. where the first of three shootings took place. as of now, authorities have not classified the atlanta area killings as a hate crime. they continue to investigate the suspect. 21-year-old, robert aaron long. rita was right next door when the gunfire erupted. >> what did you hear? you heard people inside the business screaming. >> she and her husband own the business next door with a stray bullet piercing through one of the walls. as the shock wears off, she tells me she is only now realizing her neighbors are without their mothers.

>> emily did not live to see her 50th birthday. >> she wanted us to have a good life and that's why she worked so hard. >> at gold spa in atlanta, a single mother fatally shot. >> went went through your mind about all the things you have to shoulder now? >> i'm a train wreck at night when i'm alone. >> with the text for people of asian descent on the rise, calls for justice echoing across the country. this week in san francisco an 83-year-old assaulted with parts of his neck broken. a 76-year-old punched in the eye and left bleeding. from arizona to new york, vigils to remember the lives lost in georgia and to take a stance against hate. >> the attorney general of georgia releasing a statement saying the asian american

community deserves to live free from fear and justice must be done for the eight lives taken. another rally in solidarity with the community here in san francisco at 11:00 this morning and organizer say it is an opportunity for people to grieve and heal from the violence they plan to march 3 miles to chinatown health experts are warning of a surge of a mental health crisis. racist aggression can have a long-lasting impact on the victims, loved ones and other members of the community and can lead to increased emotional stress, anxiety, depression, ptsd, substance abuse and thoughts of suicide. almost 3 million asian americans and pacific islanders report having a mental illness in the past year. >> practice self-care and turn off the television.

connect with your friends and family. number 2, be aware of any symptoms. if you're not feeling well or have thoughts of harming others get help. >> we do have resources to help you. go to abc7news.com/take action vaccination efforts are kicking into high gear and it comes as the cdc reports when in six adults have been vaccinated and many feel safe to travel again. >> vaccination efforts continue to ramp up across the country. nashville's nissan stadium hosting and mass vaccination event and the goal is 10,000 shots in arms. >> we have kids that want to see their grandparents. >> to take care of my 98-year- old blind grandfather. it's important to get vaccinated. >> more than 30% of adults have received at least one dose. 20 states committed to expanding eligibility in adults

ahead of president biden's may 1 deadline. >> we are anticipating in five and half weeks we can eliminate it. >> when year since the u.s. canadian border was closed to all but essential travel and some are calling for to be reopened. cases are on the rise in 15 states and the highly contagious uk variant is spreading in all 50 states and the brazilian variant confirmed in new york. >> we need to have 75% or 80% of the population immune. >> many states easing restrictions and the contrasting a record number of people flying. tourists are returning to california as infection rates fall. that huge spring break crowds in miami beach have prompted officials to impose in 8:00 p.m. curfew starting tonight. >> the volume is clearly more

than it has been in previous years and due in part to the fact that there are very few places open elsewhere in the country. >> the city will also block most traffic headed toward the beach. despite the curfew in miami beach, police arrested at least a dozen people already for break in the curfew and the mayor has declared a state of emergency. he calls it chaos and disorder that is more than they can handle. tourists and hotel guests are told to stay inside between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. no live international audience for the delay 2020 tokyo olympics. spectators from overseas will not be allowed to attend the summer olympics in japan. the decision was announced yesterday. >> we are very confident that these olympic bank games will indeed be the light at the end

of a dark tunnel and these games will send a strong message of peace, solidarity and resilience from tokyo in japan to the entire world. >> in japan the population will not be close to full of vaccination until july 23. they will meet next month to decide how many spectators will be allowed. still ahead, south a middle course school students are the subject of the documentary and we met with them. and lovesick a live look outside. i love it when we start to see the sun coming up and it is a beautiful sunrise at 6:38 am

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welcome back. here is a live look outside looking out all quiet and calm this morning. the warriors head coach is optimistic that his team will receive the covid vaccine but before the game he said the team did not have a vaccination plan in place. >> the nba has done a great job of not having us jump in front of the line and it's important that we make sure everybody who needs a vaccine gets one before us. >> he joked that he was tempted to bring the team across the tennessee border into mississippi where residents 16 and older are eligible to receive the vaccine that he of course did not do that. they have dealt with their share of coronavirus related

issues. and last night the shorthanded warriors try to extend their two-game winning streak and defeat the grizzlies. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >> memphis on saturday the warriors found out the center also is out placed on the covid health and safety protocol. seth curry coaching up the rookie. the first quarter, a slash. a pool party since returning with a team-high of 26. seth thought about helping him up but he is being careful with the bruised tailbone. cannot afford any more injuries and watch him on the free-throw going up for rebound and lands awkwardly on his ankle.

he would stay in the game but it was painful. under 2 minutes to go they were down by one. a terrible turnover. the steel and the slam. he said after the game he should've used the timeout in the shorthanded warriors fall when hundred 11-103. >> we did not seize the opportunity and we let them off the hook and in the third quarter they were able to reestablish. i think we lost the game in the second quarter. >> we have to find ways to get the win. of the laker superstar out indefinitely suffering a high right ankle sprain. lebron lost the handle on the play coming up and

not return atlanta won the game. virginia still the defending champs even though they won in 2019. in the second half ohio takes the lead. pumped after the triple. a pump fake in a reload three is good and the bobcats win 62- 58 and the fans go crazy. it's a four-time the reigning champs have been eliminated. the sharks and blues for the second night in a row, opening the score 2 minutes in. the top shelf 1-0 in san jose but the sharks cannot buy a break going off the fence bouncing off his knee and the blues scored twice in 10 minutes taking the lead. in the second period, the goal of ear ties it up. two on the third in a power play goal and the blues score 3

in the final period they lose 5- 2 and they have lost four straight. let's get a check on the forecast. and i love that it is looking pretty outside. >> yesterday we had some of the puffy cumulus clouds with a lot of sunshine and today we add in some more. a big ridge of high pressure building in and will deflect the storm systems to the north and east and we will be on the eastern edge of the system that will bring the windy offshore conditions. a look at san jose with a few clouds around with a nice start with numbers raging ranging from the upper 30s. 41 in oakland and also san jose and typically cool with no wind to speak of yet numbers in the mid 30s. 36 in livermore. 45 in novato.

a little bit of wind in the upper elevations and it's 10 degrees warmer in the north bay from santa rosa to nevada. as we look at the exploratory in camera, a chilly start, sunny and milder this afternoon. warmer and breezier conditions as we go through the first half of the upcoming work week. as we look at the highs tomorrow, today at 2 to 6 degrees and tomorrow we continue the trend but skies will turn partly cloudy. tuesday back to sunshine and the winds begin to crank with upper 60s and 70s into wednesday and it is well above average. average numbers in the low 60s. we will be above that in san jose. oakland is 63. as we get toward many, monday it's breezy and all around the bay by the afternoon. hayward and oakland over 25 mile an hour wind gusts.

tuesday afternoon we are surpassing that with 30 to 40 mile an hour wind gusts to the delta after napa and you can see the coast remains breezy. wednesday afternoon, this is wednesday morning, winds 25 to 30 miles an hour and about 1:00 on wednesday at breezy and mild afternoon and the winds dialback and we get a cool down into thursday. 64 in sunnyvale, 62 in the san bruno, upper 50s on the coast and in the north bay a big warm- up, 68 in sonoma. 64 in city. very mild about 3 degrees above average and as we head inland numbers get another boost with 68 in concord. we will look for the numbers to be above average today and the winds kick in for monday and

temperatures get even warmer as we get through the upcoming work week. the seven-day forecast shows partly cloudy skies arriving for monday with temperatures pretty comfortable by tuesday and wednesday and it's gusty offshore winds especially in the upper elevations and we could see winds 50 miles an hour above 1200 feet and by thursday less wind but numbers coming back down to near average and as we get into friday and saturday we see the temperatures rebound once again. we are dry and pretty much above average for much of the work week but we have to deal with the winds. >> learning to code can be challenging so imagine the pressure on the group of 10- year-olds competing to code a robot. the spotlight on three students whose journey is captured in a new documentary that premieres this weekend.

>> when the filmmaker heard the documentary he had no idea where it would lead. >> it will take every single one of you to make sure that the code is the best in the nation. >> their task was to compete to operate small satellites in zero gravity. >> i was curious what the world looks like from a student that ours 10 or 11 coding satellites in space. it's an amazing idea. >> what he captured was curiosity, determination and teamwork. >> we learned how to do that. i find it cool. >> they are still in awe that they got to see an astronaut test their code at the space station. >> there was an astronaut who was holding the camera and they

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