>> 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-19 vaccine

is one step closer to applying for approval in the u.s. astrazeneca released the results of a u.s. study and, jobina is breaking down these numbers . good morning. astrazeneca says the vaccine is 79% effective systematic covid-19 a 100% effective in stopping severe disease and 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 countries temporarily 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 also found that the vaccine is effective across all ages. previous studies did not establish that. the vaccine is been authorized for more than 50 other countries but hasn't been given the green light in the u.s. dr. jennifer ashton is talking about the results of this trial.

>> when you hear 100% effective against preventing hospitalizations that's a big deal that's can help the population where the vaccine is given, and to get fda authorization and approval that is considered the global gold standard . >> the company will now prepare data to apply for fda authorization, . costa county will honor the lives lost a covid-19, one year since the first known death. since march 22, more than 730 county residents have died. the hope and healing virtual event will honor the memories and community healing. there will be a live virtual performance. they will broadcast from contra costa regional medical center starting at 8:00 p.m. . the city of san francisco has a first hearing today on the lawsuit against the school district they say they are

violating constitutional rights by not reopening classrooms. the lawsuit claims that students are being discriminated against on the basis of wealth if granted the motion would require the district to reopen public schools as allowed by public health officials . message on the humanitarian crisis at the u.s. border appears to be changing. more than 15,000 unaccompanied minors on u.s. custody after crossing over from mexico. federal officials are struggling to find safe housing. 5000 kids and teenagers on u.s. border control custody right now in over 800 of the children have been in custody for more than 10 days. the legal limit is three days. the biden administration says they've inherited a broken system . >> the entire system under the united states law that has been in place throughout administrations of both parties was dismantled in its entirety by the trump administration .

>> in recent days the administration has warned that migrant families that the border is closed and george urging them not to cross into the united states. straka major donations coming in from the families impacted by the spa shooting in georgia. the sun set up a gofundme to help pay for funeral expenses. initial goal was $20,000 an ounce approaching $3 million. no central fund is been set up yet to help the families of the tragedy . >> a areas families are legislation for zero-tolerance policy very eight crimes in san mateo. now, joining us live with the show of support . >> good morning. support is coming in from all over the bay area, action is being taken to support the asian community . >> in san mateo county and in legislation has been introduced for zero-tolerance policy for hate crimes against asians that

prosecutors to the fullest of the law as rallies of support were held all over the bay area this week. including one in san jose. my condo was there and says the antiracism education needs to be taught in schools starting at a lung age . >> we need to have policymakers and educators to create their curriculum so that we can teach our young people about the young people and not only the goodness but the blemishes of the treachery. is this has to be important start in elementary schools . >> here in san francisco, the mayor is calling for community safety patrols to come back, sort of like guardian angels. she wants people to walk among the asian community and help the elderly feel protected and lifted up. live in san francisco with amy holyfield, abc news .

protesting are part of a national movement with rallies being held across several u.s. and new york city's. this shows demonstrators marching down the street and in manhattan chanting stop asian hate. crowds gathered in mcpherson square calling for protection of asian americans and pacific islander communities . part of building a better brae area is part of social justice with resources the abc news/taste action, including how you can up track and say asian hate incidents . coming up, thieves ransack a home with the little girl inside. the message that she wrote on the wall ball being holed up in the bathroom . >> the new children's books featuring dr. anthony fauci, the author explains how it might inspire the next generation . wp a few challenges outside today in the form of fast wind along the coast and into the

bay. be careful if you there are out in about.

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we do have a brand-new crash coming in in oakland that i want to talk about. a car is turned on its side on southbound 880 before 23rd avenue. speeds are down to around seven miles per hour. the chp is not confirmed any injuries and one lane is block right now. is alive picture of emeryville as traffic makes its way x bound. i'm following traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza with no metering lights on yet. very light at the golden gate bridge as traffic makes its way in and out of the northbay . happening today the antioch station will be staffed for the first time since it opened in 2018.

it was originally built with a new concept to provide customer service through call buttons. writers said they felt they were on their own so agents will now be at the station to help . the bay area stepped up in a big way to help an organization that is now needed more than ever . >> when covid-19 hit our streets last year, we stepped up to an unprecedented challenge, this is our egos that san francisco community health center. anyone who needs a sense of belonging to take care of medical or dental or mental health needs, we are here for you . >> generous donors with a for the san francisco community health center. at last check the center has raised $225,000 and is quick be reaching the $250,000 goal. abc 7 was proud to televise the fundraiser and i served as one of the cohosts. on one of the cool things about the center is it's based in the tenderloin with services available to everyone and primarily trying to find people of color and

part of the lgbtq community and people vulnerable and other weights, especially the trans community, they've been effective . >> i'm so glad people were generous . still ahead, the local singer who just made it to the next round of american idol . krispy kreme sweet deal of the freebie that you can get once you are vaccinated . taking a live look

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now to his story will only see on abc 7, an 11-year-old girl was forced into the bathroom of her cousin san francisco thieves ransack the house. this happened friday the girl was distance-learning in her cousin's home and she wrote this on the wall. help, robbers. the homeowners said he's went to visit a cemetery when he got home he saw his car was broken into and his home in shambles.

he believes the crux took pillowcases and collected large amounts of foreign currency and cameras around the house. san francisco police are not investigating the incident . >> redwood city police are searching for the person who intentionally set a man's car on fire. abc 7 spoke with the man's family and does not want to be identified but they do share the photo. a man who is asian and has a disability recently started working at safeway and relies on the car to get there. is now using a rental. police release a photo of a suspect last night and said an accelerant was used to light the fire on saturday. the investigation is ongoing. they do not believe that this crime was hate motivated today's going to be declared willie brown junior day in oakland in honor of the former san francisco mayor. the oakland mayor welcome willie brown in front of a historic apartment building overlooking lake mira. he just turned 87 years old on saturday african-american mayor of tampa disco, serving two term starting in 1996 and was also california's for black speaker of the assembly .

the libraries will be reopening for limited in person services. the libraries have been closed because of the pandemic. residential be allowed to browse, use the printers and computers custody and access wi- fi visitors will be required to follow county covid-19 guidelines and occupancy will be limited . america's top doctors now the main character of a new children's book called dr. fauci, how a boy from brooklyn became america's dr. the author says she hopes curious kids reads the book will see themselves in dr. fauci and set goals just as i. the book was written with the doctors commit permission and she says she consulted with him and his team mushy wrote it. the book will be coming out on june 29. another reason to get vaccinated perhaps, krispy kreme is giving away free doughnuts to people of gotten there covid-19 vaccine.

starting today, customers who show a valid covid-19 vaccination card at locations nationwide will get one free original glazed doughnut. the freebie will be available at all stores and you don't have to buy anything. if you haven't gotten vaccinated you don't qualify yet but you have until the end of the year . >> i was at krispy kreme this weekend and the hot sign was on . >> okay hold on i have two questions. >> today still give you free doughnuts when the hot sign is on okay, that's not that great of a deal but to, really, second no, there is a difference because you have to get the free doughnut when the hot sign is on. if you go when it's off and you have a it vaccinated then it works for you expect there's no krispy kreme in san francisco . >> daly city . >> mike knows . >> went to that one a couple times the.

absolutely . >> they are so good when they are hot . we will open the weather window at sutro tower where you can see it's partly cloudy and 47 degrees. today we have high clouds thing to a dry cold front that will also pick up the wind that will be dangerous along the coast with a small craft advisory and a little chop me if you're taking a ferry today. breezy, maybe one of those things to stay inside and high clouds, not all that sunny compared to the rest of the week mostly clear, seasonably cool with warm temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. inland areas will push 80 end it's possible, we have seven days to go here's a look at the cloud cover, driving along with the jet stream right down over the top of us. the jet stream is going well up into the gulf of alaska, losing all the moisture when it goes up that far to the north. so we are just getting a couple dried cold fronts and breezy

conditions that will slow the warming trend, pushing us into the upper 60s in south ray today. mid to upper 60s along the peninsula with low to mid 60s on the coast side. mid 60s downtown in san francisco in a few 70s are possible on north bay valleys. mid to upper 60s on these bay shore and upper 60s to a few low 70s on the east bay valleys. tonight, how about 40s across the board with a few neighborhoods dropping into the 30s in the deepest inland valleys. we have a cold front on one of the cooler days with wendy offshore conditions tomorrow and wednesday i warming us above average. another cold front drops are temperature down on thursday looking at the offshore breezes and warmer temperatures saturday and sunday. that some spring warmth with the mid to upper 60s at the coast and mid to upper 70s for the rest of us. i know it's wednesday but the weekend is looking great . >> i marty planning in my head . >> let's take a look at gma on

7:00 . >> hello there. it's nice to be with everyone and we have a so much to get to. we do have breaking news in the race to vaccinate because oxford astrazeneca promising trial data has been released to. miami beach is in a state of emergency because the partyers were all over the streets. there mayor is can a join us to talk about thou and what they plan to do in the future and then cruise ships look to return to the seas so we will cover all the covid angles today. . shocking video of a man sneaking into an elephant enclosure with his two-year-old child. they narrowly escape after the animal then charges at them and the keepers are saying he's lucky to be alive and that was

a patient elephant . inequality between men and women's basketball tournaments. it's not something new but it something that's gotten a lot of attention. we talk about howell the response has march madness heating up. and we are into that. finally, justin bieber brings an unforgettable performance of his new hit single, hold on. can't get better, hope you will be there with us . >> all right, ginger, we see you at 7:00 a.m.

let's talk look at san jose words partly cloudy and 43 degrees. tree pollen is out of control, it's going to be high and get even worse as we head through out the week with temperatures

in the 70s and mild nights allowed things to bloom. the uv index will be moderate almost high at times, so if you have sensitive skin make sure you wear sunscreen. look at this, 61 to 75 degrees is the spread for friday but then we go 67 degrees through 79 degrees on saturday and 66- 80 on sunday. it's going to be warm this weekend . >> all right, thank you buckingham palace is considering new ways to improve policies running diversity and inclusion. one way to would to be to appoint a chief to spearhead. it's too early to announce any firm plans. the palace is still listening and learning after weeks of harry and meghan markle talking about their experiences with racism again in the monarchy . prince harry is speaking about the pain of the loss of his mother when he was 12. he wrote the forward for a new book on front-line workers who died during the pandemic in a

said his mother's death left a huge hole inside of me but reassured children that over time the hole was filled with love and support. prince harry has made mental health awareness a key part of his charitable work . happening tonight, dr. oz will be a guest hope on jeopardy, the doctor made this attribute to his friend who died in november, he will follow in the footsteps of many others. jeopardy may not permanent relays to back until the next season starts in september but you can watch jeopardy every weeknight on abc 7 . a local singer is made it to the next round of american idol. here is santa rosa's anthony guzman . >> romeo and juliet, >> anthony was one of two contestants that made the cut in the round last night and

says it's weird seeing himself in the paper, i've even had people walk up with karaoke and have had people walk up to me, with a photo. i'm getting pictures now, it's getting weird. it's weird but i love it . >> american idol returns tonight with more hollywood week right here on abc 7. congratulations. coming up next, as more people are getting vaccinated, more tourists are returning to san francisco. we predict when we will return to pre-pandemic levels . backing an effort to recall a san francisco school board member, the controversy surrounding a series of tweets it.

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. . >> the bay area takes action to protect asian lives, the rallies in several cities in what state lawmakers plan to do in san francisco this morning . a spring break state of emergency, the worry about a new covid surge as more americans start traveling again . >> here's a live look outside, it's only monday but mike is already talking about the weekend and i think you're going to like it. the 70s are popping up in the seven day forecast . >> good morning everyone, it's not too early to think about the weekend . >> and not at all. especially if you spend a lot of time inside watching basketball, weekend will be even nicer for

outdoor activities. until we get there let's talk about a couple dried cold fronts with one moving to the northern part of the state right now ensuring some radar returns, by the way it gets or will lose some moisture and push high clouds and breezy conditions into the neighborhoods. high clouds for all of us but breezy conditions along the coast and through the coastal valleys like the gap which could make the bay a little breezy and choppy this afternoon, so coming out of the northwest, it's going to be a little tough to get across the dealing with the wind later on today. so, temperatures, 64 to about 68 around the bay, you can see 68 to a few low 70s in the inland and neighborhoods. nothing like the 70s and 80s this weekend and i show you that, coming up . having today, local lawmakers show support for the asian american community by responding to the recent crimes against asians in the bay area, and last week shooting in georgia. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco's chinatown . >> good morning, skid state

senator scott weiner and assembly members will be here in san francisco this morning told the press conference to condemn hate against the asian community. there were rallies of support for the asian community over the weekend, from san francisco to san jose. in the city, more than 1000 people took over market street calling for an end to violence and hate . >> this is a call to arms, call to action good to just stand up and say no more. enough is enough . >> my mom was actually shopping , instead of ornaments or dressing, she shopping for baseball bats to protect yourself. this is not the life i wanted for my people . >> police say they've seen a rise in attacks on asians, many of them of been caught on camera. in san francisco, breed is going to bring back community-based safety patrols, similar to the guardian angels because she wants them to protect seniors, walk with them

and to uplift them. five in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news . selfie residents and community leaders called for an end to crimes targeting asian americans. our group rallied in front of city hall yesterday and many people were wearing black in a show of solidarity to survivors and victims organizers wanted to get the message across that hate motivated crimes are unacceptable. the event also drew wealth known selfie dignitaries . >> somebody says we have to do something, and utilization of the technology, twitter, facebook, and in three days put together a group larger than i've ever seen for the city . >> the former congressman says antiracism education needs to be taught in schools starting at a young age . the entire administrative staff of the san francisco unified school district has publicly denounced a series of anti-asian tweets by school board vice president allison

collins. 19 deputy superintendents and department heads signed a joint letter condemning the tweet as perpetuating stereotypes against asian americans. : says her comments were taken out of context and apologize to those who were hurt by them. here's a letter from the school district that reads unfortunately we've been disappointed that vice president collins today has not seemed willing to take meaningful responsibility for her actions. vince matthews did not sign the letter. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice don't have all the answers but we have a lot of resources to help you. abc 7.com/take action to find your allies . >> their worries of a new surge of coronavirus is more americans start to travel again the concerns are especially high in florida which is proven to be a popular spring break destination that even in the pandemic. now, from the live desk with more on this . >> tsa says that on friday alone

nearly 1,000,000 1/2 travelers went through u.s. airports state of emergency is in effect in miami beach after massive spring break grounds poured onto the beach on the weekend. people danced on cards with no social distancing. s.w.a.t teams use pepper balls to contain the chaos and more than 1000 people have been arrested since february 3 when vacationers started arriving in large numbers. the majority are not from florida . >> were the only real destination open across the country so tens of thousands of people are flocking here they are obviously not wearing masks or exercising any of the things you would expect them to . >> new infections were reported in the state on sunday and internal government documents show that out of all metro areas in the country last week, miami saw the highest positivity rate . thank you, joe bena, new data from the state says nearly

1 million vaccines in 48 hours with over 14 million doses so far, but, the same numbers are exposing the states vaccine and equity. there are over 2 million -- >> not only are we more likely to be infected but three times more likely to die of the virus. >> a little bit of background there, there are over 2 million black residents in california yet only 3% of vaccines in the state of gone to black residents according to the states department of public health. now, dr. malcolm john that we just heard from along with the san francisco african- american faith based coalitions and walgren started this vexing clinic at a local church. they've been able to vaccinate was a 500 people in the past week . some states rapid vaccination plans backfired according to new data south carolina and florida made vaccines available to a large group of people very quickly but they now have smaller

shares of the population vaccinated then places that moved more slowly like hawaii and connecticut. this is according to a new analysis by the associated press and a nonprofit. experts say the rapid expansion of eligibility caused a surge in demand that was too big to handle and the result was serious disarray, confusion and frustration . >> governor newsom announced last week that he's anticipating that all californians should be eligible for the vaccine by the beginning of may. abc 7 is is monitoring the vaccine rollout with the new vaccine tracker. you can see who is eligible now and how the county is doing the head to abc 7 news.com . there's a question, passengers ready to set sail, to major companies believe they are, royal caribbean and celebrity cruises plan to start sailing in june, but not to the u.s. instead, royal caribbean will sail out from the bahamas, celebrities from st. martin and the co celebrity sat down with

gop need test outline what guests can expect . >> in your case, every passenger and crewmember must be vaccinated ? >> every guest and crew must be vaccinated if they are 18 or older and for children they will be required to have a negative pcr test within 72 hours of the cruise as well . with a are so working out exact protocols for june but expect enhanced cleaning procedures and redesigned air filtration, bookings for both companies open this week . tourism in san francisco may not be back to pre-pandemic levels for another three years. according to the examiner, industry experts predicted could be's latest 2024 before tourism returns to what used to be. the total visit to the city declined by 61% last year to about 13 million compared to 26 million in 2019. and, at its worst, the foot traffic in union square was down 90%.

experts are optimistic that things will pick up this year as the city reopens more sectors and more people get the vaccine. another popular attraction that won't be back to normal is yosemite. park officials say there will not be as many staff members and services will be limited during spring and summer. masks will still be required indoors and on heavily trafficked trails. officials say some campgrounds and hotels will stay closed. yosemite may also park admission and require reservations like they did last summer. coming up, the double standard in the ncaa, how men and women children -- players are treated differently . >> you looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down by 90 points. another day on how the markets are doing coming up . a close encounter at the san diego zoo got one father arrested. how he and his daughter got inside of the elephant exhibit. >> we love the elephants . >> the people are the problem .

>> what was he thinking . >> he was doing it for the graham . >> his daughter was two years old so she had no choice . >> she will have a choice later . >> all right . >> see how that turns out . >> 44 degrees to 48 degrees is to spread across san francisco with increasing high clouds, if you need a jacket this morning will see what else we're going to upper 30s in petaluma and palo alto and saratoga, otherwise mid to upper 40s until you get to this 37 ink santa clara and 34 in pleasanton. is a look at south beach was 47 degrees with high clouds taking over, but they are not gonna drop anything so it will be dry all day. definitely cannot the clouds with the cold front will kick up some breezy and choppy conditions on the bay, so if you taking the ferry watch out for that. you can see the wind,

the closer you are to the coast and higher elevations, 17-23. 35 to 48 degrees is the spread and 53 to 58 at noon and we stay in the 50s at the coast with low to mid 60s elsewhere and then everyone is back into the 50s by the time we head into 7 am. you can see they will spread in line so expected to be a breezy day, even windier and i talk about that coming up in the seven day forecast . >> good morning and thank you, hi everyone, following a crash that we want to get you to show you the area impacted. you will run into the backup before sheridan road at least one lane is blocked and speeds are down to around 27 miles per hour this involves a car in a motorhome and minor injuries are involved. bringing you alive picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. the collided is, where is everyone? what is happening here? and no metering lights to report but the bridge right is

slow once you make it through the lights and then wrapping up with the cameras, walnut creek we have a live look with mood traffic heading southbound also, bart and caltrain are modifying the schedules today. it's in an effort to accommodate an increase in ridership as covid-19 restrictions ease. bart will keep current limited service hours but starting today it adjust the schedule and all six lines to allow for more trips. caltrain will increase weekday serv advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed

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reopened at one time since the pandemic started. indoor dining would increase from 25 to 50% and allow for nonessential offices to come back at 25% capacity. bars can also open outdoors without food and gyms will be allowed to increase the indoor capacity from 10 to 25% . >> there's no question about it, san francisco has changed because of the pandemic the question is, what is next for the city? and that's the biggest being dug into in a series. will workers return downtown and if they do, will they work just some days in the office and some days at home? phil paid a visit to one downtown san francisco employer to see what they have in store . >> we certainly campa 18 in her comfortably again. folks are going to feel comfortable sitting as closely as they used to, we want to be respectful . >> even if the vaccinated? >> month by month rings are changing .

>> now, answers about what it's going to take to bring san francisco back to life, that's all this week . the ncaa is responding to backlash over the unequal workout facilities provided to the men's and women's teams during march madness. joe bena at the live desk, this is something . >> college basketball fans and beyond were outraged at her video surfaced on social media during the glaring difference between the men's and women's weight rooms. this is the weight room posted by the university of oregon team, one single set of weights compared to the men state-of- the-art jim. >> this morning they upgraded the gym and responded to the accusations of inequality . >> i care about women's basketball, and women in sport. we fell short this year .

>> covid-19 test at the tournament are also different. the men's team received the more accurate pcr test in the women's team received the antigen tested. and, the official twitter account for march madness doesn't even mention the women's tournament i just checked it to the twitter account has not been updated despite complaints so clearly there's still a lot of work that needs to be done here . >> my goodness, that's bad . one thing that people are looking forward to is going to a baseball game in person. but, fans looking for tickets on the secondary market are now complaining of sticker shock. tickets for some games are going for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. but the giants and the a's plan to seat up to 20% capacity at work park and the coliseum, the limit for counties in the red tear. if you want to score game tickets prepare to pay up through ticket retailers .

>> for fans looking for tickets opening, i'm sure they are shocked and we expect is more marfan's have acted as season- ticket holders, we expect the prices will level out . >> the mayor says that plans are still in the works for the giants home opener on april 9 . now, ransomeware hackers are reportedly targeting computer company acer demanding $50 million that the group is giving the company until sunday to pay up. they may have to explore and microsoft exchange. acer hasn't publicly admitted there's an attack going on but it's reporting abnormal situations to law enforcement. now take a live look at the new york stock exchange's trading gets underway. we are down by one point . listen to this. and northbay winery offers 10 grand a month for somebody to work and live rent free in sonoma.

this is a one-year position at murphy good winery and comes with 30 cases of wine. the first three months involves shadowing the winemaker then it will work with you to figure out your pass in the wine business. anyone who is interested is asked to send in a video application. i would love to see these videos . >> what you have to do to stand out . >> it would be nice if they did post them and we could all vote . >> votes. >> why do we have to think of everything, mike? >> [ laughter ] >> we just take it up a notch, we just take it out there. oh, man. i hope they do post some and it would be really fun to see and i know it would be something we would follow . >> here's a look at everything, it's a camera that will this morning.

calm but choppy later on as basis kick up. you can see if you clouds in the distance as we looks to the south with the clouds coming from the north. i clausen breezy condition with a cold front keeping temperatures close to average. the fastest wind is behind the front on tuesday and wednesday to offshore, so expect a warming trend. the warmest afternoons are coming this weekend. does that make you smile? >> i hope so, upper 60s in south bay , but mid to barely upper 60s, 64 to 67 on the peninsula, near 60 on the coast at the breeze really keeping temperatures down to mid 60s for downtown san francisco, 67 to 70 across northbay. 64 to 67 degrees and 67 in the east bay valley. the one drawback, tree pollen is high, not only today but tomorrow. of the uv index is giving up.

there were some of us with fair skin that may branson thick about that if you spend time outside. outdoor dining is pretty breezy , no doubt about it anywhere but temperatures fall back into the 50s, tonight, mostly clear with most of us in the 40s or low to upper 40s. the seven day forecast has breezes that while fast blowing offshore and that's why tuesday and wednesday are warmer. another dry cold front for thursday and behind that temperatures soar in the mid to upper 60s on the coast, mid to upper 70s for the rest of us. pretty nice, sounds amazing many of us of not been able to hug her loved ones for month so a san francisco art gallery step up with the next best thing, succession art and design arranged baby go hugging event. small groups are able to pay for 20 minute titling appointments . >> they can't hug their grandparents or family members

or friends, hugging ago is the next best thing . >> it's always fun to expose people that don't have the opportunity regularly to see the joys of farm life in san francisco . >> they are almena named after superstar artists like pablo picasso, vincent van gogh and freda rivera, they all live on hillary's homestead in santa rosa . father is arrested for sneaking into the san francisco zoo's elephant enclosure, they narrowly escaped the charging animal. the 25-year-old climb through to fences to get into the enclosure while holding his two- year-old daughter. the elephant charge and at one point he dropped his daughter before making it to safety . >> and he allegedly told police that he was trying to take a picture . >> now, he faces child cruelty charges

>> he dropped her. >> can you believe this ? >> i just don't understand. >> in other news, we had a great time at the ferris wheel this weekend . >> yes, for at least a year, and worth it . >> it was worth it, it was a nice and beautiful view, great day. it was relaxing . >> it was, we told some stories that we spilled some tea. and, it was really fun. i recommend it . >> i went to the museum before and it was nice . >> what a day . >> coming up, the seven things you need to know today . wherever you will are you can get on alive newscast breaking news weather and more with our new app at apple tv, android tv and roku. to search just go to abc bay area and download that for free . >> here's a live look outside

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here are the seven things to know. astrazeneca says it's vaccine is 79% effective at preventing symptomatic covid-19 and 100% effective in stopping severe disease and hospitalization. the company will now apply data for fda authorization. struck a state of emergency in florida after spring break clouds poured onto the streets. health experts are worried for a new surge in cases . contra costa county honors the lives lost to covid-19, one year since the first death there. in the last year more than 730 county residents have died . lawmakers will introduce a zero tolerance policy for hate crimes today. this comes after people across the bay area marched in solidarity for asian americans . dry all week with temperatures above average, especially this coming weekend when mid to upper 60s are

possible at the coast and mid to upper 70s for inland areas . >> is a look at the graphic, we have a crash here that has just been upgraded to an alert . krispy kreme is giving away free doughnuts to people who have their vaccines. all you have to do is present a valid vaccination card. you don't have to buy anything, the deal goes on until the end of the year. and, i remember going with the hot sign on . >> she knows the hours . >> this is crucial information . >> >> let's not forget the forecast that mike just gave us because it's awfully warm and 6 to 7 degrees, that swimsuit weather, so you might want to weigh if the krispy kreme is the right choice this week .

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good morning, america. spring break state of emergency. [ sirens ] overnight, more chaos on miami beach. a wild weekend of mostly maskless people packing the streets. police shooting pepper balls to disperse the crowd, setting off a stampede. more than a thousand people arrested there since the start of spring break. the city's mayor is going to join us with growing fears over how partiers could spread covid. breaking news in the race to vaccinate. the oxford-astrazeneca data finally released saying it's 100% effective against covid hospitalization, but will the u.s. get this potential for the shot? jen ashton joins us with the latest. on the front lines at the border.