tolerance. the county ready to crack down on crimes against asian- americans and the unity on display in the bay area this weekend. >> the message from the biden administration as it faces growing criticism. >> america is inching closer to having a fourth covid-19 vaccine. the ritz astrazeneca had from a study last night in the u.s. >> it is monday, march 22nd, 2021. >> the big news from astrazeneca. another covid-19 is one step closer to approval here in the u.s. company saying the results of the u.s. study. >> reporter: astrazeneca says its vaccine is 79% effective for covid-19 and 100% effective in stopping severe disease and hospitalizations. scientists have been waiting for the results of the study to

clear up some confusion about how well, the shots work. last week more than a dozen comany suspended their use of the astrazeneca vaccine following reports of blood clots in some people who got the shot. the u.s. study found no increased risk of blood clots and it is effective across all ages including older people. in other countries they did not establish that. astrazeneca's vaccine has been ought raised in more than 50 other cup tris but it hasn't been given the green light in the u.s. dr.aston is talking about the results of this trial. >> when you hear 100% about preventing hospitalizations, that is going to help the population where this vaccine is given and to get fda authorization, fda approval that is gold standard. >> they will now apply for fda

approval. >> happening today, contra costa county quill honor the lives lost since the first known death there. since march 22nd of last year, more than 730 county residents died. the hope and feeling virtual event will honor their memories and prot moat community healing. there will be live music and broadcast from contra costa regional medical center and starting at 8 p.m. >> the biden administration's message is changing. more than 15,000 unaccompanied miners are now in u.s. custody after crossing over from mexico. they are struggling to find safe housing for many of them. 5,000 kids and teens are in u.s. border controlled kuss different. over 800 is more than ten days. the biden add plane station

says they inherited a broken system. >> the entire system under united states law that has been in place throughout administrations of both parties was dis whatled in its entirety by the trump administration. >> and recent days the administration warned migrant families that the border is closed and secure urging them not to cross into the u.s.. >> >> major donations are coming in for those families of those of the spa shootings. they are helping to pay with extensions. the initial goal was $20,000 now, it is 3 million. >> they are crackdown on hate crimes against asian-americans. there will be a near row tolerance policy. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning the yes, support is coming in from all over

bay area. people wanting to protect and support the asian communities. in san mateo county, he has zero-tolerance policy for hate crimes against asians and calls for prosecuting perpetrators to the fullest extent of the law. >> they have had rallies all over and he says anti racism education needs to be taught in schools starting at a young age. >> i think that we want nt nt n policymakers, educators, to create the curriculum so we can teach the young people about the history and not only the goodness but the blemishes about country. it has to start ip our elementary schools. >> and here in san francisco, mayor london breed is calling

to bring back community safety patrol like the guardian angels to watch over, protect and uplift the elderly community. live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc7 news. former star gave an impassioned speech in pittsburgh, pennsylvania over the weekend. >> you see something, will you help me? >> yes. >> if you see some of our troopers and those in need, will you help us? >> yes. >> we must understand as asian- americans we need to reach out if our hand to our sisters and brothers and say help me and i'm here and just for one thing, i am proud to be asian. [applause] >> okay. that speech was given to a crowd of 700 people to give support to the asian-american community. she said for many it has been their first time to give more about their fear and anger. >> whale we don't have all the answers, we have some resources to try to help.

to find your ally, go to abc7news.com/take action. all right. so checking in on traffic here, things are looking good. we want to start with our live camera so you can see the san mateo bridge. there is a high wind advisory there, so i want everyone to know for your commute this morning, it is moving smoothly. as you move toward the peninsula, there are no problems to report. also oakland, our 880 at the coliseum camera. coliseum is off to the right- hand side. the headlights are making their way south. happening today, the antioch bart station will be staffed for the first time since 2018. it was built originally with a new consent for customer service through call buttons but riders felt they were on their own, so bart agents will be at the station to help. >> thank you.

the royals may be ready to make some change. the policy that the palace is said to be could. >> thieves ransack a home while a little girl is inside distance lerslearning. this is a note she wrote on the wall. the homeowner is talking about the frightening experience you'll see only on abc7 news. >> the local singer that just made it to where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities.

entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about prescription entresto.

redwood city police are searching for the person who in teng natalie set a man's car on fire. abc news spoke to the family over the weekend. they didn't want to be identified but they said this photo. the man who is ashern and has addition bit relies on that car to get there. he is now using a rental. this is a photo of a suspect. an accelerant was used to light that fire on saturday. the in zero guys is ongoing. they do not believe this crime was hate motivated. a san francisco homeowner is talking about a frightening

experience when thieves ransacked his home. his 11-year-old cousin was inside distance learning when it happened. deion broxton spoke to the home then ner. >> reporter: what is written on the wall of this home is niv to bake your heart. julyed in pencil, help, robbers. this is the bathroom two men forced an 11-year-old girl into friday as they ransacked her tuskegee cousin's home. she thought she was going to be kidnapped or killed. she also put her name on the wall, but we blurred that out for privacy. the homeowner doesn't want to be identified but we showed these pictures. the man we'll call mr. k's horrifying day began when he went to assem terry and then discovered his car had been broken into. when lee returned home, he found his home in shambles. mr.k believes they took the

cases off the pillows to collect large amounts of foreign currency and cameras. the frightening message remains. a reminder anyone can be a target of a heinous krame. >> the burglary de tail is investigating that incident and there is a 24-hour tip line. >> a buckingham palace has new ways of policies for diversity and inclusion. one way would be to a point achieve to spearhead the earths. the family is considering this option. the family is still "listening and learning." >> they told oprah about their experiences with racism within the monarchy. >> >> speaking of prince harry, he speaks about the pain he felt about the loss of his mother when he was only 12. >> he wrote the back for those

who died during the pandemic. in it he says his mother's death left a huge hole inside of me. he hope it shows the children who lost apparent that they are not alone. he made mental health awareness a key part of his work. a new children's book called dr. anthony fauci, how a boy from brooklyn became america's doctor. she hopes curious kids that read the back will see themselves in dr. anthony fauci and set their goals just as high. it was written with the doctor's permission. she con silted with him and his team while she was writing it. it comes out on june 29th. both the fremont main and dublin libraries are opening for in-person services. it has been closed for a year now because of the pandemic. residents will be able to browse, use the library's printers and study, use the wifi. they will have to follow county

guidelines which includes putting on a mask. occupancy will be limited. >> willie brown and jr. day. he will welcome willie brown in front of an historic building. he just turned 87 on south. brown was the first african- american mayor of san francisco serving two terms starting in 1996. he was also california's fi brack first black speaker eake the assembly. >> this is from "american idol." ♪ ♪ >> anthony. >> yes. >> anthony was one of two who made the night. he performed peggy lee's classic, "fever." >> it was weird to see myself in the paper. i even had people walking up to

me. i have gone to karaokes and they are like can i get a photo. i'm like getting pictures now. it is weird. it is weird, but i love it. >> we're excited for him after american idol returns tonight at 8:00 with more on abc7. happening tonight, dr. oz will begin a two-week stint as guest host on jeopardy. he is giving tribute to alex trebek who died in november. he will follow in the footsteps of ken jennings, executive producer mike richards and katie couric. they may not replace him until september. you can watch every week neither at 7:00 right here on abc7. the bay area stepped up to help an organization that is needed now more than ever. >> when covid-19 hit our streets last year, we stepped

up to this unprecedented challenge. this is our ethos. anyone who needs to feel a health of belonging for medical, dental needs, we're here. >> generous donors came through writing checks and sending in all kinds of payments. you can see i was a but of this, as well last night. they raised $225,000 and they are reaching their $250,000 role that benefits the center last night. i'm so grateful for everyone who tuned in and sent in a donation. thank you. >> that is so good to see the community respond to that call. hopefully, they reach that goal and surpass it. >> yes. you can continue to donate so again, thank you. >> perfect. well, coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >> also crews come back. they have announced plans to start sailing soon. >> and here is a live look at

the bay bridge. it is 5:1f we will be right back.

%fo >> it is 5:18. astrazeneca says its vaccine is 79% effective at preventing symptomatic covid-19 and 100% effective in stopping severe disease and hospitalization. the company will prepare data to a play for fda authorization. >> a state of emergency in effect in miami beach florida after massive spring break crowds poured on trot streets. they are worried about a new surge in cases. >> contra costa county will honor the lives lost to covid- 19 one year since the first

known death there. in the last year more than county residents have died. >> lawmakers will introduce a zero-tolerance policy for hate crimes after they marched in solidarity with asian-americans this weekend. >> hence praying began over the weekend. just how much warmer it is going to be this weak with our warmest temperatures this weekend when we'll push the mid- to upper 70s. no chance of rain. >> please ignore this traffic behind me. we're having some struggles there. traffic is clear this morning. we only have a high wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. everything is looking good. and look at this. number 7. twitter is reportedly testing an undue button to give you a short time to take that's message back before it is posted and it would be part of the new paid prescription service.

>> royal caribbean and celebrity cruise lines will start sailing soon, but not from the u.s. >> the billion dollars question. are people ready to set sail again. both announcing they plan to start sailing again in june but not from the u.s. royal caribbean from the bahamas. celebrity from slants martin with bookings opening this week. lisa speaking with gm a. in in your case every passenger and crew member has to be vaccinated. >> they have to be if they are 18 or older. for children, they will have to have a negative pc r test 72 hours within their cruise. >> they are working it out for june. what do you need to know before you book a trip on the high seas? it is coming up at 7 a.m.

with your first look, i'm geoba knee tas, new york. >> offering ten grand a month for someone to work and liver rent free in sonoma. this also comes with 30 case is of wayne. now the job dau tis are kind of vague. the first three months with us involve shadowing the winemakers and then they are working with you, too figure out your path in the wine business. the family owned business first launched the job in 2009 but they thought it was a great time to bring it back. anyone who is interested is asked to send a video application. >> i heard wine. >> thirty cases. [ laughter ] lots of wine. >> yes. you do have to work though. that part. >> sure. >> after the first three months -- >> [ laughter ] >> hi mike. >> i heard $10,000 a month,

free wine. future job in the business. yeah. there is going to be so many applicants i hope we find out how many applicants try to get that job. hi everybody. welcome to monday morning. it is about 5:22 on thi5:22 on 22nd. a few low clouds here and there, but high clouds will be the rule later on this afternoon as a dry cold front will roll through and make it windy at the coast. breezy for the rest of us. temperatures pretty close to average. it will clear tonight and bring us back to seasonal temperatures and for the weekend, sunny, calmer conditions and our warm mers temperatures of the seven-day forecast. so if you're heading out right now, we'll start with some neighborhood temperatures in the south bay where it is clear. 38 in cam brie yen park, santa clara. it gets warmer elsewhere especially around the bay shore

where we have low to upper 40s from 42 in redwood city. low to mid-40s in the east by valley until you get do brentwood at 48 degrees. sea the radar returns up to the north? those are going to fade away, but the cloud cover riding along the cold from the are not. we'll still need but not as bright bright as yesterday. low 60s along the coast as we head into space daly city. head up the north bay coast, 62 to 63. in the valleys we could get near 70. even a 73 in napa. along the east bayshore pretty narrow range from 66 to about 68 degrees. as we move into the east by

valleys, we're looking at upper 60s for san ra mome and the rest of us around 70 if not even a 73 as you head into fairfield. now, looking around the rest of the state and most of the showers will be near eureka and crescent city and the showers fall apart as we head throughout the afternoon hours. there is a chance of some snow in the sierra but it will be tonight. it will be a quick hit when most of us are sleeping. otherwise mid- to upper 60s and san diego. the warm spot palm springs about 80. here is mount tam. we'll use this as a backdrop. about 37 to 47 degrees. not much of a change from now all the way up to 7:00. 53 to 58 at noon. y'all see we will be back into the 50s along the coast at 4:00 while the rest of us are in the low 60s. 3 this evening, the sun will set at 7:23. still getting used to that. temperatures around 51 at the coast and mid town per 50s

elsewhere. tonight, no worry about frost. we'll get a little breezy in the hills tonight, but even moreso tomorrow night and into wednesday. so for tonight we're looking at low to upper 40s but as you look at the accuweaher seven-day forecast, tuesday into wednesday, above 2500 feet. so for most of to worry. down where we are about 15 to 20. it will be an off-shore breeze and warmer tomorrow and wednesday. we have another dry cold front that will halt the warming and drop us back to average thursday. then friday, saturday and sunday, even the coast is going to be in the mid, possibly upper 60s this weekend while we'll have mid-70s saturday and unfortunately, i was looking at the median range models, there is no significant chance of rain or i don't want to say chance of rain at all, but

there is not much of a chance of rain for the rest of the month. hopefully april can bring us a little more rain. that is your accuweather seven-day forecast on this mon days. >> thank you, mike. >> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a digital de tox, to give up screens for a day. >> the push to get covid-19 vaccines to the most vulnerable areas. taking their matters into their own hands. >> spring break surg. the concern about covid-19 continuing to spread as americans start traveling more. the destination that is under a state of emergency. >> first, at 5:26, it is 50 degrees outside. along the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving smooth. we will be right back.

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now alt 5:30, spring break state of emergency. the worry about a new surge as americans start traveling again. >> don't overlook us. people are coming to this site because they trust the church. >> some local black leaders taking matters into their own hands when it comes to covid-19 vaccines. the push to get shots to the most vulnerable areas. >> and it is only monday, but mike has a treat in store for the rest of the week. the 70s are popping up in his seven-day forecast. >> good morning on this monday, march 22nd, 2021. >> good morning to mike because we

do like treats. good morning, mike. >> hey. i am glad you like this one. yes, 70s are popping up u all over the place like the trees that are now blooming all over the place, so the drawback will be pollen, but that's the only drawback. hopefully you don't suffer or if you can, you can get it under control. >> we see clouds encroaching from the north. a few radar returns but i'm not expecting any rain for us. it will leave the moisture well up to the north and it will be a dry cold front but it will increase the high clouds today and our breezes. along the coast and shooting through some of those coastal valleys an hitting sfo with a 24--mile-an-hour wind and a little breezy today with the high clouds and sunshine. low to mid-60s along most of the coast. 70 in santa cruz. mid- to upper 60s around the bay and a few inland.

>> happening today local lawmakers will show their support for the asian-american community and responding to the recent crimes against those in the bay area and last week's shooting in georgia. amy hollyfield has more from chinatown. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning. state senator and a couple assembly members will press conference this morning condemning hate against asians. this is from san francisco to san jose. in san francisco, more than 1,000 people took over market street calling for an end to violence and hate. >> this is basically a call to arms, a call to action, really, to just stand up and say no more. enough is enough. >> my mom was shopping instead of ornaments or dresses, she is shopping for baseball bats to protect herself. this is not the life that i wanted for my people. >> reporter: police say they

have seen a rise in attacks on asians, many have been caught on camera. in san francisco, mayor london breed is calling to bring back community based safety patrols similar to the guardian angels. she said to protect seniors and lift them up. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you amy. south bay residents and community leaders are calling for an end to crime targeting asian-americans. it was outside city hall yesterday. many wore black in solidarity to survive ers. it is unacceptable. >> somebody at the grassroots level says we have to do something and utilization of the technology, twitter, facebook, in three days he put together a larger than i have ever seen. >> former congressman says anti

racism education needs to be taught in schools and start at a young age. >> the entire staff of of of off francisco unified school district has publicly denounced anti-asian tweets. 19 signed a joint letter condemning the tweets as per pitch waiting stereotypes against asian-americans. he said the comments were taken out of the complex and apologized for those who were hurt by them. unfortunately-- the school district staff reads, we have been disappointed that he has not seemed willing to take meaningful responsibility for her actions. superintendent vince matthews did not sane that letter. >> while we don't have all the answers, we do have some resources to try to lep. to find your ally, go to abc7news.com/take action. this morning, there are worries of a new surge of coronavirus as more americans

start traveling again and these are high in florida which is proven to be a pretty popular spring break population even in this pandemic. here is more on this. >> reporter: the tsa says on friday alone nearly 1 million and a half travelers went through u.s. airports. a state of emergency is in effect in miami beach after crowds poured over the streets over the weekend. there was no social distancing. s.w.a.t. teams used pepper balls to contain the chaos. more than 1,000 people have been arrested since february 3rd when vacationers started arriving in harm numbers. the majority are not from florida. >> we're the only real destination open across the country so tens of thousands of people are knocking here and obviously not wearing masks or exercising any of the things you would expect them to. >> nearly 4,000 new infections were reported in the state on

sunday. internal government document shows out of all ment tro areas, last week miami saw the highest positivity rate. >> thank you. california is ramping up vaccination efforts but when comes to equity, the state is coming short. some local black leaders are take matters into their own hands. here is more and she visited a grassroots clinic in san francisco. >> reporter: governor newsom highlighted the record breaking weak point together nearly 1 million vaccines administered in 48 hours and over 14 million doses admin searched so far. big numbers, but when we look closer at the data, we see a daunting picture pointing to the state vaccine in equity. >> it is overment congratulations. >> reporter: domingo is a father of two. this shot was a relief.

there are over 2 million black residents in california, yet only 3% of vaccines in california have gone to black residents. >> this according to the state's department of public health. >> not only are we more likely to be infect the but through times more likely to die from the virus. >> reporter: the doctor took matters into his own haown haowa help his community. he came up with this and a vaccination clinic at their local church. >> i think this is critical part of our journey and efforts to increase equity in the vaccinations. i think of west virginia did an incredible job be coming hyper local. >> reporter: in the last week, they have vaccinated close to c 500 people in wo church locations. >> this is saving our lives so this is the message we are trying to send. let the church, let the community do the work.

>> their goal is to open 1 to 3 vaccination clinics like this one where it is a place they trust and those they know in their community. the reverend brown is now urging city official toss expand and support this effort. >> we're saying to the politicians, don't overlook us this go round. our people are coming to this site because they trust church. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. some plans backfired according to new data. states like south carolina and florida made vaccine available to large groups quickly, but now they have smaller shares vaccinated compared to those in hawaii and connecticut. that according to a new analysis bate associated press, a nonprofit health organization. the rapid expansion of eligibility caused a surge in

demand that was too big to handle. the result was serious dis array, confusion and frustration. >> we should mention that governor newsom announced last weak he is anticipating all californians should be eligible by the beginning of my. our vaccine tracker, you can see who is eligible now and how your county is doing. go to abc7news.com. and just days a way, francisco could begin the biggest reopening yet. how business are preparing for the orange tier. >> how would you want to go 24 hours without looking at a screen? >> the digital detox offer. but first, the weather and mike nicco. >> a little less over the weaker but i was watching basketball more than anything. that was the screen. you're right. up in the north, the valleys a

little cooler while the rest of us are definitely warmer, up to 8, 9 degrees warmer degrees war time yesterday. a slightly milder afternoon. mid- to upper 40s for most of us to the east bay valleys and in the north bay, mid- upper 30s until you get to valeo at 43. mid- to upper 40s for the rest of the bay shore and out to the coast. here is san jose where it is clear right now. dry all day on the roads. breezy and choppy out on the bay and spring chill for mass transit this morning. here is a look at what to expect as far as our dayplanner. 37 to 47. so not much of a change in temperatures from now to 7:00. 53 to 58 at noon. we'll drop back into the 50s by 4:00 along the coast where it will be a struggle getting warm

because of the wind as round the ocean. then 50s by 7:00. here are the winds, fastest along the coast this morning. 30 to 40-mile-an-hour gusts to 7:00. the rest of us 15 to 25 this of1 afternoon. tomorrow will be our breezest day. once we get past that, temperatures will take off this weekend. i'll show you that coming up. here is a look at the morn commute. >> good morning . we have a live look at the bay bridge behind me. things are moving smoothly. a live look here. traffic is beginning to build as people make their way to the peninsula. i want to check in on the south bay a live look showing san jose 101, very clear ride.

happening today, bart and caltrain are modifying schedules to increase ridership as restrictions ease. bart will keep the current limited service hours, but starting today it is adjusting the schedule on all six

more bay area counties are getting close to the less restricted orange tier. as you can see on the map, only san mateo is in the orange but san francisco, marin and santa clara could get the go ahead to enter the tier this week. san francisco will enter on wednesday. the mayor said it will be the most that the city has ever reopened at one time since the pandemic started. indoor dining capacity will increase from 25% to 50% and it would allow for non-essential

offices to come back at 25% capacity. bars could also be open outdoors without food though. gyms would be allowed to increase their capacity from 10% to 25%. >> they can only afford to eat out only so many days a week. we'll have to see the theaters reopening and the civic center in general reopening. >> ucsf experts say despite surges in states like michigan and european countries, san francisco's numbers are improving. >> there is no question by the. san francisco changed because of the pandemic. will workers return downtown? if they do, will they work just some days in the office and at home the other days? >> phil paid a visit to one namier to see what they have in store. >> reporter: well, we can't put 18 in here comfortably again. >> why not?

>> folks are not going to feel comfortable sitting as closely as they used to. we want to be respectful. >> even if they are vaccin that'sed. >> we think so. month by month things are changing. >> abc7 insider gets answers at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. this week. >> the statues put up for lunar new year are going up for auction this year. each had a difference theme. it starts tomorrow and goes until sunday. you can sane up online. bidding each goes for $1,000 and this does include shipping and each weighs about 150 pounds so there is that. the auction's proceeds will go to local chinatown nonprofit organizations. >> a little bigger of a place for that, but they are really cool. >> many of us have not been able to hug our loved ones for months so an art gallery came

up with the next best thing. they have a baby goat hugging event. small groups were will pay for a 20 minute cuddling appointments. >> if they can't hug, hugging a goat is the next best thing. >> they see the joys in san francisco. the goats are all named after superstar artists so there is vincent van gogh, diego rivera and live hillary's homestead rosa. okay. >> road trip for you. you know someone who loves baby goats. >> this is perfect for y'all. >> perfect. we're happy to see the post. >> they won't eat everything i

have spent the last 14 years planting in the backyard. >> have fun. >> and she will get to have her goat time. this is so good. all right. let's look at what is going on. here is a look at, we did have the bay bridge turnpike in there. now we have this. high clouds. windy at the coast and seasonal temperatures. mostly clear tonight and seasonal and getting a little theme there, but a little breezy for the next couple of days. by the time we get to the weekend, we will have passed flew a couple of dry 0 cold fronts and the warmers will be this weekend. here is one of those cold fronts. we'll have increasing high clouds through the morning, no rain out of this system. here is a look at the jet stream. a lot of moisture with these storms as they climb the ridge but then they lose their moisture and become wind make xers so that is why we'll have

much breezy conditions today and tomorrow and into wednesday morning. >> mid- to upper 60s in the south bay today. low 60s along the coas. mid-60s for downtown san fancisco. 67 to 73 through the north bay. a little microclimate there. 66 to 68 along the east bay shore. tonight, about 40 to 49 degrees from inland to san francisco. my accuweather seven-day forecast, a dry cold front but warmer tomorrow and wednesday. a dry cold front thursday. even warmer friday and especially saturday and sunday. you're really going to like this weekend if you want to get outside. >> thank you, mike. >> ransomware hackers are report they targeting acer demanding $50 million. the group is giving them until sunday to pay up or

will be leaked. they may have exploited microsoft exchange to gain entry into the network. they have not publicly admitted there is an attack going on, but ob normnal situation toss law enforcement. >> think you can handle a 24- hour digital detox? they are paying $2,400 to stay way from their phone, tv, gaming computers and smart devices. wu would for a tech-free survival tick. >> a pen. a yearnnal. >> they say you can use a typerwriter. where auer you going to get a type writer to replace computers? >> if you think you can do it, head to reviews.org to apply. challenge gers will be announced one week from today. ado you have to communicate without our digital options or can takeaway a nap and watch tv

for 24 hours or be outside? there are so many things? is this that hard? >> 24 hours? that doesn't seem that hard. >> good luck. >> for 24 hours. that is a lot of money. right 2400 bucks, $100 an hour to do nothing? sign me up. >> well, coming up new at 6:00, a sweet incentive to get vaccinated. the deal that krispy kreme is offering today through the entrepreneur of the year. >> but first, the founders of the start up now charged in a $60 million fraud scheme. the accusations against the testing company. >> plus, if you thought sports tickets were pricy before, you wait because they might be getting more expensive. why ticket resalers are cashing in now. >> new streaming apps. you can get our live news apps, breaking news, weather and more with our abc7

where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems,

or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. entrust your heart to entresto. the founders of a san francisco start up have been charged in a $60 million fraud scheme. they are accused of billing insurance companies for unnecessary and unproven medical tests. they are indicted thursday on multiple federal charges. at one point they were valued at $600 million. it went bankrupt. >> they are letting you undue your tweets for a fee. they tell cnet they are testing new features for a paid subscription service. it would include an option that

lets users take back a tweet before it is even posted. it can look like a timing bar that gives users a short time to undue their message if they spot a mistake or they decide they don't want to send the message anymore, they don't need to send it anymore. twitter has not said when this might be rolling out. a holiday tradition on hold this year, because of the pandemic. this is the said year the easter egg roll has been cancelled. the white house will send out thousands of commemorative eggs to vaccin nais sites and hospitals. >> a lot of people are looking forward to going to a baseball game in person, but fans looking for tickon the secondary market are complaining of sticker shock. tickets for some of the games are going for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. both the giants and a's will have the limit for counties in the red tier. if you want to score some game

tickets, prepare to take up through the ticket resell lers. >> for fans that are looking for tickets for opening day and beyond, i'm sure they are a little shocked with the current price. we do expect as more and more fans have access, we expect that the prices will level out. >> mayor london breed says that the plans are still in the works for the giants' home opener on april 9th . supply and demand. right there. plus you see a lot of people raising price toss make up for that lost revenue in the last year. let's look at what is going on with the outdoor dining. it will be breezy outside today, but temperatures are pretty comfortable through at least 7:00. we will be in the 50s to near 60 and then the breezes will back off little bit but then low to mid-50s by 8:00. here is walnut creek where it is mostly clear. there are a few passing cloudness and about 49 degrees.

you can see tree pollen will be high not only today, but tomorrow and wednesday. it will be cedar, juniper, oak and pine. might want to think about wearing the sunscreen. 60s and 70s for friday and warmer through the weekend. that orange you see, some of our inland neighborhoods could hit 80. new at 6:00, march madness highlights how men and women are treated differently in the ncaa. the growing out rage this morning. >> protecting asian lives. what state lawmakers plan to do today in san francisco's chinatown. >> the close encounter at the san diego zoo got

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hollywood week . >> good morning on this monday, first we start with our meteorologist . >> good morning, hi everybody. let's take a look at live doppler seven and set the stage for what to expect today. what we are going to see is some cloud cover, max one, i'm actually on max to in case nobody told the director, i apologize. let me just tell you what's going on. we have a dry cold front kicking up high clouds and nasty when on the coast and some of those will spill into parts of the bay, it's going to be a breezy day with temperatures a little above average the mid to upper 60s and much cooler at the coast. now, since it's a dry cold front of there's no rain in the forefront, we have warm weather on the way and i will show you that in the seven day forecast . and another covid-