older suffered a terrible and horrific mass shooting. at 5:00, a deadly supermarket shooting in colorado. one of the victims, a police officer and father of seven. witnesses are describing the chaos. shipment questions about astrazeneca covid vaccine trial. >> people are optimistic this will be the last shutdown that we have to endure this year. >> ready for the orange tear? the counties that may be able to relax restrictions soon. free money. a bay area city about to launch one of the basic universal income programs in the country today. good morning. it is tuesday march, 23rd. >> first, let's get a check on the weather. i understand it is going to be warm. definitely going to be warmer today. good morning to you. a little breezy. here is a look at life doppler seven. you can see the clouds out

there. we are starting off with the breezes in the hills, 30-40 miles per hour. for most of us it has not translated to where we live except for along the coast and up around santa rosa where we are up from 15 to 26 miles hour. this will bring us sunshine and temperatures above average, mid- 60s along the coast with the rest of us flirting to near 70 this afternoon. it will get even warmer tomorrow. not as warm as this weekend. i will show you that >> we will get to the latest in the deadly mass shooting at the boulder colorado supermarket. it is the second mass shooting in this country in less than a week. >> reporter: detectives are refusing to speculate on a motive saying that there investigation is beginning. the gunman is in custody and receiving medical treatment. police expect to give an update at 7:30 our time this morning.

overnight, video shows a procession for police officer eric talley, a father of seven with the department since 2010. he was the first officer on the scene. one of 10 people killed at the king soopers grocery store yesterday. the gunman started firing in the parking lot before going inside with a rifle. one survivor spoke to gma this morning about escaping with her son. >> when we had gotten out of the store, there were people laying in the street. i tried to run for them. my son pulled me back and said that we had to get away. i just tried to focus on my son. >> reporter: the shooter has not been identified as of this morning. helicopter video shows police taking a blood he shirtless man out of the store in handcuffs. we expected update at 7:30. abc news will air it live as a special report. you can watch it here on abc 7

and on our streaming apps, roku, apple tv, fire tv and android tv. happening today, oakland community leaders are holding a visual for last week deadly shooting. they sent out this tweet the vigil start that 5:30 tonight at madison park. last tuesday a white gunman shot and killed eight people, six were women of asian descent at three different atlanta area spots. before that, it was a year since the u. s. saw a mass shooting. new questions about the safety of astrazeneca's covid- 19 vaccine. federal officials say that the company's trial may have relied on outdated information. that could give an incomplete that could giew of the efficacy shot. the highly unusual statemen from the national institute of biology and infectious diseases came less than a year after astrazeneca said that there vaccine is 79% effective in preventing prevention and 100% effective in preventing severe disease and hospitalization.

several european countries briefly halted the use over concerns that it caused blood clots. the u. s. trial found no increased risk for serious side effects. astrazeneca plans to ask the fda for emergency authorization nxt month. if everything goes according to plan, state health officials will allow three bay area counties to move into the next tier of reopening. san francisco, and san mateo counties will join the orange tier. >> reporter: orange tier means that businesses could open up a little bit more than when they were in red tier . restaurants, gyms. they can fill up to 25% of their capacity in the orange tier. restaurants can fill up half of their dining rooms in the orange tier.

bars , that do not sell food canal reopened outside. the loosening of the regulations is giving business owners hope. >> people are optimistic that this will probably be the last shutdown that we have to endear this year. >> reporter: things are far from normal. downtown san jose looks empty. 80 conventions have been canceled. team san jose is concerned. they need more state guidance about what the future will look like so businesses will book conventions going forward. they are worried that the businesses will go to other states that have guidelines set and bypassed california. they have written to the governor asking for guidance about what the next few months are going to look like for this area. live in san jose, abc 7 jose, a there will be a news conference with the city's director of public health.

there update is set for 11:00 this morning. the san francisco unified school district may have no choice in reopening. a local judge says he will decide within a week or so to issue a preliminary court order to force in person learning as soon as possible. that came as part of an ongoing lawsuit arguing the district is stopping students right to attend public school. april 12th is the current target date to phase back elementary schools. no time yet for middle and high schools. deer valley high school in antioch will be decided tomorrow if they will move to a hybrid, in person model. this came as the school held a special operation for students excelling on online learning. >> more than 700 deer valley students made the honor roll with a gpa of 3.0 or better. 2/3 of the student body are

black or hispanic and many from disadvantage backgrounds. >> i have done better at home than at school. >> why do you think that is? when i am in school i did not pay attention. now i have time to do it myself. if i can go through a pandemic, i can go through anything. >> online learning has not been easy for everyone. this year's honor roll has 200 fewer students than last year. santa clara county is starting to schedule vaccine appointment for kaiser patients who were bumped because there was not enough supply. kaiser blames the county for mismanaging the vaccine allocation. they filed a federal complaint accusing the county of violating cdc rules. the county says that is just not true. the back-and-forth is playing out, more than 7500 kaiser members were left in limbo. now, they are being confirmed for a second shot. it was like a weight was lifted off of my shoulders. one less thing i have to stress

about. it is nice considering we are going back to school soon. >> santa clara county leaders are defending the vaccine allocation saying they have been focused on getting shots and parts of the community that are disproportionately affected by covid-19. we have an entire page dedicated to vaccine resources. you can see who is eligible, how much progress your county has made with getting people shot, and the latest updates on the various vaccines. go to abc7news.com /vaccine. new details on the deadly fire. calfire says a tree fell onto power lines in i did it. the wildfire killed four people and destroyed more than 200 buildings. calfire says the investigation determined a tree contacted transmission lines that pg&e owned and operated. investigator sent a report to the district attorney's office. >> we have some breathing conditions here, i am not expecting anything like that. the greatest concern will be

over solano county. 12 hour window 8:00 this morning through 8:00 this evening. it could gust up to 40 miles per hour. you can see if you are on 80, it will be a little bit of a crosswind, not quite as much if you are on 680 and 780, a little bit of crosswind. right now here's a look at the wind, they start to pick up as the sun rises and overturns the atmosphere. the fastest winds are above us. when the warm air rises, it is replaced by the cooler air on top of the mountains and that is how the breezes will come down towards us. at lunch time it will be breezy. overnight it will be quieter and the breeze will be much slower tomorrow which will allow for warmer temperatures. right now we are starting anywhere from about 5-13 degrees warmer except for in the valley where we are in the low and mid 40s. 50s around antioch. the rest of us pretty much in the mid and upper 40s. here is the way the day plans

out. get ready for sunshine, dry air in temperatures above average mid and upper 60s. even near 60 at the coast. i will show you the more robust temperatures coming up in the forecast. good morning, everybody. we have a picture of 680 and walnut creek. so far a clear commute. a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. bringing you a look from the richmond sand, it is still light. i do not see any cars. just bringing you an overall look at the map. i wanted to let you know we have some road work going on eastbound 12 at red top road. just a heads up to you, you may run into a slight slowdown. beyond that everything is looking good. traffic is picking up in the bay area particularly on the bridges. still below pre-pandemic levels. the bay bridge saw traffic drop

close to 50% at the start of the pandemic and it has slowly got up. the metropolitan transportation commission says right now it is down 15% from normal levels before the pandemic. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge. we are seeing a steep drop off according to the mtc. traffic is down about 25% compared to pre-pandemic levels. overall the traffic in the region is down 15%. coming up, the cobra tracing project. the bay area volunteers that spent the last year gathering data. it is said to be one of the largest pilot income programs in the country. the local program that would give monthly payments to hundreds of families. >> a day dedicated to dogs. it is national puppy day. an expert is talking abou by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change.

use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. 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 with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation;

severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; extreme tiredness; changes in appetite, thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion; memory problems; muscle pain or weakness; joint pain; flushing; or fever. these are not all the possible side effects. problems can occur at the same time and some more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. tell your doctor about all medical conditions including immune or nervous system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ or stem cell transplant, or received chest radiation. here's to a chance for more horizons. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about chemo-free opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials.

scent in the east bay. the oakland mayor launch one of the largest pilot programs in the country. it would give monthly payment to hundreds of families. kate larson spoke mayor who launched this popular trend. >> oakland is about to launch an experiment to test universal income. with the pandemic, the number people and the range of people who could use this has grown tremendously. >> on tuesday the mayor will announce the program, the number of families, the dollar amount and for how long. all of it and it through philanthropy. >> if the result show tremendous benefit, you are people unemployed, positive impact for all of oakland. then we can look to you how we transition that into some kind of public-private combination. >> it has been done before in a handful of u. s.. the first time in stockton

since 2019. >> we gave our residents $500 a month ago researchers doing surveys. >> reporter: he is the former mayor of stockton and he has founded mayors for a guaranteed income. >> we had a conversation the white house leadership about the need for the policy. >> what did you learn from the program? >> i learned all of the myths that we have about the economy are not true. it caused people to me more likely to find full-time work. we found they were, >> it is going to mirror what we saw in stock which is basically $500 a month. >> reporter: money which has no strings attached. >> this is starting out as a private enterprise. the question is, does it move over into the public arena? once you start up a program and it is generous, it is tough to

stop it. >> reporter: san francisco is exploring a similar program. kate larson, abc 7 news. >> we're going to talk life to the mayor at 11:30. and illinois city started the first of a kind program to pay black cici they will distribute $400,000 to eligible black households. each household will receive $25,000 for home repairs or down payment on property. tax revenue from recreational marijuana will pay for the program. lawmakers hope this becomes a national model. several volunteers spent the last year of the pandemic collecting data released by health agencies and the white house. it is called the cobra tracing project. the group was made up of 900 people, most in their 20s, working remotely across the country. abc news focused on the bay area volunteers.

one said her first day was 15 hours. another says keeping up with all the incoming information has been a huge task. >> we are watching about 35 press conferences in a day, within three hours. we have three or four screens up. one going to the right your, one going to the left ear. >> the project aims to make data accessible to to to to >> it does seem like every day is a another national fill in the blank day. today's the king of all of the. it is national puppy day. the official day started in 2006 to raise awareness about the poor conditions in puppy mills and to try to get orphan pups homes. animal rescues are holding special adoption pets to help puppies find forever families. coming up, there will be a puppy palooza with advice on how to help your pup with getting out of the house more.

>> dogs have benefited from an increase in exercise and attention. you want to get ahead of the curve. do not wait until you are back in the office to start training. >> the puppy party gets started on gma coming up at 7 am right after abc 7 morning news. >> we usually have a bunch of puppies at the station for national puppy day. >> i have missed this. >> it is probably good i might adopt a puppy. >> at this point, i might as well. >> how is that not good? that is fantastic. >> i probably would be trying to get all of them. >> sure. we will just get you a bigger purse to carry them in. >> okay. problem solved. >> there you go. several of them. i have your christmas gift picked out. let's take a look at what is going on. we are breezy up in the hills

northwest 22, 30. you can see the cameras bouncing around. we have absolutely clean sky. that will translate to sunny and breezy conditions with warmer than average temperatures. another cold front like we had yesterday. it will pick up some cooler breezes. it will not bring us any rain. we get on the backside of that more robust warming trend for the weekend. here's a look at the high- pressure over the ocean. the front side is steering the jet stream at us with an offshore breeze. as this gets closer tomorrow, it will be calmer and warmer. today 66-69 across the south bay. 66-68 on the peninsula. mid-sixties on the coast. as you go into san francisco, mid-sixties south san francisco. low 60s at the northbay coast. near 70 in the about 67, 70 in the east bay

valley. it will be breezy everywhere with temperatures in the 60s through the central valley to a windy 70 in los angeles. tonight the hills and mountains will be in the 50s and the rest of us will be in the mid and upper 40s. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. thursday back in the 60s everywhere, even 50s at the coast. by friday mid-sixties that the coast and 70s for the rest of us with the warmest day on sunday where we could float with 80 in some neighborhoods. we will take a look at that as we get deeper deeper into the morning news. a few years after changing some of the game pieces, they are getting another update. you can vote online for the new options instead of win second prize in a beauty contest or life insurance matures the cards could say shop local or rescue a puppy. hasbro wants the cards to better reflect what community means to people in 2021.

>> win second prize in a beauty contest was a read anyway. why not first? coming up next. the ground while a family was wr

5:23. if you are joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, a life up date is ahead at 7:30 our time on the latest mass shooting tragedy in boulder colorado. >> number two, federal health officials say astrazeneca may have used outdated information in their covid vaccine trial. this person the question whether astrazeneca can seek authorization next week as planned. >> number three, solano and contra costa counties vaccinating people over 50. they are asking the state for more doses so they can reopen there vaccination clinics. >> number four, san francisco, meridian and san jose counties will move to the orange tier. t

this will increase capacity and restaurants and jim's. and onshore breeze bringing a temperatures that are anywhere from about 2-6 warmer and warmer weather this weekend. >> number six, i high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. no major crashes or issues to look forward to. number seven, twitter ceo, jack dorsey has sold his first tweet for nearly $3 million. it read just setting up twitter. in today's a gma first look, a family was injured after a ski lift chair detached and crashed to the ground. this happened at a pennsylvania resort. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, a chairlift scare. a father and his two children are recovering after falling from a ski lift in pennsylvania on sunday. douglas was at the resort skiing with his son when he let the father and two kids go

ahead of him on the left. he saw it all happen. >> he reached out to grab his kids and the next thing i knew they were falling. those kids were screaming. it was pretty bad. we are sitting there, we did not know what to do. >> reporter: he is still upset. >> that part bothers me a lot. that was my chair. >> reporter: we will have the latest on the investigation into this harrowing accident coming up at 7 am with your gma first look. i'm stephanie ramos, abc abc york. the city of venice italy is locked down because of an increase in covid-19. residence there are experiencing a silver lining. dolphins were spotted swimming in the canals this week. the coast guard and wildlife specialists were seen searching for the animals near st. mark's

square. the canals are usually crowded with water taxis, so this is a rare occurrence. the water has also become cleaner because of the reduced traffic. that is nice. still not clean enough. i would get out of there if i were them. >> we come back with another 90 minutes of news. watch where you you you you mile stretch were officers will issue tickets. a violent robbery in the middle of the day. the video shows what happened and the message to the attackers. stretch your stimulus check, the best way to make your money last. a live look outside.

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 with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only

fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation; severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; extreme tiredness; changes in appetite, thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion; memory problems; muscle pain or weakness; joint pain; flushing; or fever. these are not all the possible side effects. problems can occur at the same time and some more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. tell your doctor about all medical conditions including immune or nervous system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ or stem cell transplant, or received chest radiation. here's to a chance for more horizons.

a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about chemo-free opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. f use here in the u.s.? >> you know, robin, it really is unfortunate that this it is really unfortunate that this happens. doubts about the data in the astrazeneca vaccine trial. dr. fauchi expanding what happened and why he thinks it is a very good expanded eligibility. people who are 50 up can be vaccinated in two bay area counties. >> the county is expecting to loosen restrictions again. >> good morning. it is tuesday, march 23rd. >> let's get a check on the weather with mike. good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about the winds. they will get faster as we go

through the morning. they will be most dangerous in solano county where they could gust up to 45 miles per hour coming from the north and blowing to the south. pretty manageable along the coast. look at what the dry air has done, it has brought us clear conditions and we will have total sunshine today. santa rosa 71, the rest of us mid and upper 60s. we have warmer weather coming up in the seven-day developing news in the deadly mass shooting at a boulder colorado supermarket. police are expected to give an update in about two hours. we do know 10 people were killed including a local policeman. investigators say the gunman started shooting in the parking lot before going inside the grocery store. a motive has not been revealed and police have not identified the suspect. we did a video of a man being taken away in handcuffs.

one victim is boulder police officer, eric talley. he has been with the department since 20 twin 2010. he leaves behind seven kids. this is the second mass shooting in the u. s. in a week. three bay area counties are getting ready to move to the next tier of reopening. san francisco, marin, and santa clara counties can join san mateo county in the orange tier. amy is live in san jose were businesses are eager to get going. >> reporter: that is right. the bars are excited that orange means that they can open again for outdoor service. this is big news for restaurants. they will be able to allow twice as many people as they can have now. they will go from 25% capacity to 50%. business owners feeling excited and feeling hope. there is a lot of hope that people will come back. downtown san jose looks pretty empty. team san jose says 80 conventions and hundreds of events have been canceled.

officials say the lack of state guidelines is bad for business. they asked the governor to step up and map out what the next few months will look like. >> these large events ar booked one, two, three years in advance. if we do not have the guidelines and other states do, that puts us at a disadvantage for sure. >> the state is expected to announce today that santa clara county is in the orange tear along with marin and san francisco. that not only impacts restaurant, bars, offices and jim's can allow more people stepping up their capacity from 10% to 25%. is in the movie theaters can also allow in more people. bowling alleys and car rooms will be allowed to this morning, new questions about astrazeneca's covid-19 trial. federal health officials say the u. s. trial may have relied

on outdated outdated outdated o >> reporter: the statement from the national institute of health comes less than a day after astrazeneca said that there vaccine was 79% effective effect infection and 100% effective in stopping severe disease and hostile invasion. astrazeneca was said to apply for emergency use authorization in the coming weeks. this morning, dr. anthony fauci, is on gma to talk about this. >> this is an unforced error. the fact is, this is very likely a very good vaccine. this kind of thing does, it does nothing but cast doubt about the vaccines and maybe contribute to the hesitancy. >> reporter: the complete interview with dr. fauchi is coming up on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. there are multiple safeguards in place to make sure this is a top-quality vaccine before hitting the u. s. market. the fda and other independent

committees will spend weeks thoroughly reviewing astrazeneca's data for use. in the a east bay contra costa is the second bay area to expand vaccine eligibility to people 50 and over. that is an additional 325,000 people. this comes at the counter remembers the lives lost to covid-19. 730 people have died in concert county -- contra costa county in the last year. >> family members lost, friends lost, businesses lost. schooling is not what it should be for many of our children. >> nearly all of the cobra death and contra costa county have been among people over 50. we encourage everyone to get a vaccine offered to you as soon as possible. the county health director says it is unclear when the next group of people will be eligible to get vaccinated. solano county is also vaccinating people over 50. the county is asking the state

to increase the amount of doses it gets. the lack of supply is forcing mass vaccination clinics to be put on hold. the county adds the allocation rate per 1000 residents is currently the third lowest in the state. solano county has administered more than 130,000 vaccines. the first vaccination site on treasure island is opening this weekend. the community center is hosting a local clinic for the next three saturdays. it will then move to another location next month as san francisco continues to expand their mobile outreach. you can make an appointment or drop in on a first-come first- served basis. tomorrow the supervisor will be helping to sign people up. we have an entire page dedicated to vaccine resources. you can see who is eligible right now, how much progress your county has made with giving people shots and the latest updates. go to abc7news.com /vaccine. the border is closed. that is the message from the

white house to the flood of migrants who are trying to cross into the u. s. from mc the federal government is not turning away adults and families. the biden ministration released images showing migrant teenagers sleeping on matt and crowded conditions. >> we were left with a challenging situation and we have got to treat this issue in a way that is reflective of our values as americans and do it in a way that is fair and humane. >> people feel like they can cross the border illegally without the same consequences they would have faced when donald trump was president. >> more than 15,000 unaccompanied children are in federal custody. border officials say that this is unlike anything they have ever seen. coming up, which is causing more heartache and stress for people who are jobless. the trouble some are running into. happiness is something we can all do at home. first, let's get a check on whether. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures and how warm you should dress.shoul

clear conditions over the peninsula mid and upper 40s whether you are on the bayside or the coast side. 41 in san ramon. most of us in the mid and upper 40s until you get to antioch and fairfield were the breezes keeping us in the low 50s. we have a breeze not too bad in the east bay hills out of the north about 11-17 miles per hour. that will pick up as we go through the day. it will bring us dry air and sunshine. already 57-61 at. 59-66 at 4:00. away from the coast, we are in the 60s at 7:00. here's a look at what is going on in the south bay. breezy bridges and a little choppy on the water because of the breezes. cool and comfy conditions. here's a look at the small craft advisory that goes until 3:00 this afternoon. hopefully if you are commuting

later on, it will be easier to get around on the water.the wa air quality, nothing to worry about. everything is green and good for today, tomorrow and thursday. we will take a look at the warm spring weekend. first, let's get on over to joe before we -- jobina before we get to the forecast. taking a look at the map you can see that usual slow spot. high wind advisories for the san mateo bridge. beyond that it is looking nice. here is a live look showing you 880 at the coliseum camera. those headlights are making their way south. that is the coliseum on the right-hand side. that is a live picture from emeryville. the headlights are traveling westbound. the bay bridge toll bras the pool pauses looking clear. >> also, do not try driving down the restricted parts of market street in san francisco. enforcement officers will be

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and asian business in san francisco is asking for help after it was burglarized two times on the same day. pineapple king bakery in the sunset neighborhood shared videos and photos. the owner said the first break in happened sunday around 3:30 in the morning. the thieves returned half an hour -- an hour and a half, excuse me, later. if you recognize anybody in this video, call san francisco police. a san francisco woman was a victim in a dramatic daytime

robbery. these are the injuries that the woman named, clarisse, sustained after three been attacked her. she was walking home from church when this happened. the three men approached her from behind and then grabbed her bag. look at that. she did not let go. she was punched in the face. she continued to struggle even hanging onto the car. see how she was dragged into the intersection. she hopes that the perpetrators are caught and she has this message for them. >> kids, i forgive you. i really hope and pray that you will get what you need out of life, not in a way that is criminal. >> she is so much better to be able to say that. she is crediting her faith in god for getting her through this. she does not know if this was hate motivated. police are adding more bicycle patrols and beefing up presents in the response to

attacks on asian americans. the department will continue to have monthly community meetings as a safe place to share safety concerns. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. we do have resources for you. go to abc seven news -- abc7news.com. enrollment at the community college is down. according to that source enrollment is down 12% systemwide. that is about 170,000 students compared to the fall 2019. early predictions that it would be down 5-7%. the greatest declines have been among older students and first- time students. the college board meets next week to discuss how to get more students to come back. if you're out of work and you're having trouble getting your an appointment check you are not alone. a number of people keep getting kicked off the online portal.

>> reporter: the edd website warns of limited service. some customers are experiencing issues using the services. we are working to restore service as soon as possible. check back later. we received this complaint on saturday. focus on fixing your website so we all can get paid one person said. those receiving the benefits must recertify every two weeks in order to get their next unemployment check. those trying to bypass the online portal are not having any luck. another tweeted, i have been calling edd since early today. deputies scott of napa went on the site to certify 7 am sunday morning. she drove into the night and then at 1:00 in the morning. >> you feel sick to your stomach inking that, what if this is it. what if i fall in that bermuda triangle hole where there is no

money. >> edd tells us there working to try to fix the issue. jim patterson of fresno says that he has lost all trust in edd. >> how many times do we have to be faced with another set of failures by the edd. >> reporter: he is demanding edd send him a report on all outages in the last three months. >> we will find out, precisely, how often, how long and what is wrong. or they are going to basically, i think, have to face me and other members of the california legislature very, very soon. >> reporter: deborah tells us she was finally able to certify her benefits, at least she thinks she has. >> to confirm that it took it would not allow me. it would not let me see the inbox. it would not let it go back into the webpage. i truly do not know if i actually certified. >> reporter: she contacted us

confirming she did successfully certified and she should get her check shortly. a new batch of $1400 delist checks rolling out this week. you might be wondering, what is the best way to use that money? experts say prioritize your immediate needs like your mortgage, rent, utility bills and groceries. next, pay down some of your debt, especially high interest rate credit cards. they begin or contribute to an emergency savings account. the goal is to have 3-6 months worth of living expenses ready to use in the case of an emergency. if you still have a dollar left over, then long-term, save for retirement, consider opening a roth or traditional ira. >> we are looking at the keys to happiness. a study from the university of trento in italy says you can train yourself to learn eternal happiness through meditation. attended the horses focusing on the psychology of both western and eastern teaching on the

human brain. they say their findings show meditation condition in the wind, meditation conditions the mind to see the world in a kinder and more loving way. >> that is nice. >> when they came back from the retreat. -- >> have you tried? >> i have. >> i have to. i feel like it is easier when you are isolated and then you come back to the real world, it can sometimes be a challenge. >> it does not do a thing for me. i am so happy for people who find peace with it. i am just thinking what do i do next, how long have i been hitting here? should i get a snack? you have to get over that hurdle. that is what you are trying to stop from doing.'s

>> mike, do you meditate? >> i do some stuff when that i learned when i was swimming. that's how i used to follow tonight. our own company has been doing zoom meetings on meditation and stuff like that. it has been helpful. i think you should try it again, reggie. >> all right. you can try right now i will give you two minutes. let's take a look at what is going on. everybody else, pay attention. 44 degrees under clear conditions. we are looking at breezy and sunny weather with temperatures warmer than average. breezy and clear tonight with dry air. ird had to do the lotion, i could not wait until the 6: hour. no rain this weekend. we have even warmer conditions. you can see the orange, that is

dry air, it is backing off into the mountains into the neighborhood. that is what you will be warmer today and tomorrow. 66-69. san jose 68. not far behind the peninsula is 68-68. mid-60s downtown. across the golden gate 65. we will have around 70 and most northbay valleys with low 60s at the beaches because it will be kind of breezy. temperatures 66-69 along the east bay shore, that always happens when you get that reads. 69-70 in the inland neighborhoods. if you're thinking about outdoor dining, it will be nice. it will be breezy. temperatures will still be in the mid-50s and near 60. that is pretty comfortable. more comfortable than it has been in the evening. tonight, you can see the green. those are 50 degree temperatures. the rest of us will fall into the mid 40s and

looking ahead. friday 65-76. 80 in fairfield that is what is showing up saturday. we will be close to that again on sunday. the coolest day moving forward is thursday with a dry cold front and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. otherwise get used to the 50s, 60s and 70s. whale watchers in southern california got a nice treat. they saw this pod of whales in dana point. they have not seen since 2019. these are part of the dolphin family and they are typically found in warm tropical waters, around hawaii or the gulf of mexico. >> that is cool. have you seen the documentary about the octopus teacher? >> no. >> i cried watching that documentary. >> is it a cartoon? >> no. it is about a man who spent a year with the octopus.

it reminded me the beauty of the ocean. you should watch it. >> okay. i'm so confused. >> it has won a lot of awards. get caught up. >> i am doing it. right after i meditate. new at 6:00, elton john's party on the night of the academy awards. you do not even have to be an a- list celebrity. first, covid-19 counterfeit. the coronavirus related products up for sale on an undetectable part of the internet. also ahead, a 104-year-old woman has lived through two pandemics. what she is saying about her experience being vaccinated.

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android app issue. -- google is working to fix a problem that caused android apps to crash. some apps are crashing because of the system web view. it displays web contact. it says viewing the web update and then restarting the phone fixed the issue. the latest covid-19 scam is being pumped out through fake vaccine cards and through fake vaccines. one firm is finding listings for covid-19 vaccines posing as astrazeneca or johnson & johnson. some are selling for up to $1000 a dose. a security firm said the

counterfeit vaccines and cards are being marketed to people who need to fly to countries, need to start new jobs or other activities that you require a proof of vaccination. >> that is terrible. a 104-year-old iowa woman who has lived through two pandemics got her first dose of the vaccine. she was two years old when her family made it through the 1918 flu pandemic. over the weekend, her daughter took her out for the first time in a year to get her first shot. >> did you get a shot? >> yes. >> did it hurt? >> no. i hope not.hope not.hope not it is to keep from getting some kind of illness. >> she said after getting her second shot she hopes to return to her volunteer job working at a hospital gift shop. i love seeing that. now i have to be the downer. i'm going to talk about the rain season that is just about

over. it is march 23rd, we have eight more days and we are half of where we should be for march. that is pretty much the rally cry of this season. we have been half of where we should be every month. the snowpack is at 60%. we will stop talking about that and a talk about reservoir levels. look at how dry it will be across the country. 40-50% of the low average precipitation. we are also going to be likely 50% chance or 40, 50% chance warmer than average. that does not bode well. i hate for fire season this year. coming up, food delivery is not the only thing you can order on door dash. the new offering. new concerns about the astrazeneca study which which w the vaccine is 79% effective.

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mourning more lives lost. boulder police will be giving an update? >> it as grown. >> oakland lawns a program for basic universal income. how this can help families struggling financially. today we'll find out whether three bay area counties can move into the orange ange good morning. welcome to tuesday, march 23rd are. hi, mike. tomorrow even warmer. for now we have a few clouds. the winds are up to 54 miles an hour in diablo. they're starting to work our way down into