this is abc7 news . i don't want my grandchildren to be scare because they are asians. let's stand up and talk about this. >> taking action for aapi lives as cities across the country joined together condemningcondg violence against the asian american and pacific islander community. standing up against several of these gruesome crimes. good morning, everybody. it is saturday, march 27. i am liz kreutz. we have so much to get to surrounding the protests and the pandemic. first let's get to the weather with lisa argen for the nice weekend. >> we are trending much warmer than we would expect this time of year with 7 to 13 degrees above high average. mid 40s and 46 at pleasant

and upper 30s in santa rosa with 44 in pacifica. 46 in san carl it's colder in the north bay. by the afternoon we are well above average. by noon mid to upper 60s around oakland. how about pleasanton and at 4:00 in the 70s. most will be mild with low 60s. sunday is the warmer day for most. i will explain in talk about the first day of april when we see you in a few minutes. part of building a better bay area is your hyour hyour hyh would let you know how to get the covid-19 vaccine with a pop- up vaccination site opening at one of the san francisco underserved neighborhoods that opens at 9:30 at the shipshape community center on treasure island. treasure island has the lowest vaccination rates in the city of san francisco. volunteers are going door-to- door to get the word out. this is the first of three saturday clinic scheduled.

the mass vaccination site at the coliseum is set to close in the next few weeks but alameda county will take over the operations when april 8 with the site coming to an end. when will it be enough, a question we posted to dr. patel yesterday on >> if everything goes perfectly herd immunity by what date let's say in california ? >> if everything goes perfectly and that means as we get the supplies that people get out to get the shots with no vaccine hesitancy, barriers or issues at all. looking at 5 million californians vaccinated right now, and let's say 32 million californians and get to perfection at 4 million vaccines given out per week which is about six weeks. checking my math i would say we could get toget toget toget tog

june. herd immunity in california is useless without herd immunity nationwide which needs to be met by herd immu >> we know you have questions about the vaccines and we are here to help. learn about effectiveness, side effects and more. we will answer all your questions that come up and you can find it on abc7news.com/vaccine. education reopening schools is part of the effort to build a better bay area. coming up on tuesday most oakland unified schools will welcome students back to campus. not every school will reopen and as abc news reporter matt boone explains only one third of teachers volunteered to be back when classes reopen. >> reporter: the cleveland elementary school in oakland has not seen much use a lately. >> i want to go back in person because i miss my friends face- to-face and playing outside. >> reporter: coming to play soccer with friends and desperate to get outside.

>> i was saying it would be the best year and then it ended up being covid and it was the worst year. >> reporter: the fact that the pandemic is ongoing is not lost on him or his >> i'm worried about the corona and that stuff but i'm excited for school since it is opening. >> reporter: their school is one of six elementary campuses not reopening for pre-k through second grade tuesday because they don't have enough teachers that volunteered to come back by then. >> there are classrooms with windows that don't open and teachers that are in an actual closet that are in parts of a hallway. there are spaces not safe. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, fifth grade teacher at the international community school. he said vaccination rates were big sticking point for returning not only for teachers but for families and communities. >> this is still happening real time. my very pregnant wife got an

appointment yesterday for april 15 and we go back april 19. >> reporter: continuous delays are frustrating some parents. >> my kids are fortunate to go back that many kids are not. >> reporter: with two students in the district pushing for students to return a disappointed most and still have to wait until mid april. even then only for five in- person hours per week. >> many districts around us are offering so much more in-person learning but my kids only get 40 hours total for the entire school year. >> reporter: in oakland, boone, abc7 news. a nationwide day of action condemning hate and violence against the asian american and pacific islander neighbors with rallies and marches ringing out in cities across the country, much like what we saw here yesterday. the scenes from a day of healing like oakland, the peninsula and san francisco. today we see virtual and social distancing events taking place in the bay area with rallies

both ending at union square. a candlelight vigil in santa cruz and others in the south bay and peninsula, to name a few. yesterday we saw the start of the powerful weekend of action. >> we are here to call anti- asian and xenophobic rhetoric and sentiments, to spread awareness around the recent incidents and attacks, and highlight the history of hardship and prejudice within the asian community. >> hundreds gathered in downtown san francisco marching from union square to the embarcadero yesterday with student speakers spreading a message of hope and resiliency. making the bay area a better place is fighting for social and racial injustice. we don't have all the answers but we can help and you can go to abc7news.com/take action. the jewish passover begins at sundown and the holiday will likely have to be celebrated online this year. the lighthouse posted the first on the hosted event last night.

it was the first jewish of a president or vice president hosting the event. harris ended with a twist on the traditional saying that next year in jerusalem, next year in-person. this weekend they join president biden and first lady for the the the the the the the the sun coming up at 7:01 and setting at 7:28. over 12 hours of daylight and a full moon tomorrow. we will talk about the weekend forecast in a bit of april coming up next. the bay area back to work and when they will welcome employees back in the office, but what it means for your return and a new sign that the economy may finally be on the rebound. plus, major water worries in the wine country and just how bad the damage could get

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the bay area post covid office reopenings are finally getting underway with two biggest, facebook and oprah laying out plans to bring workers back to the office. is possible with bay area counties moving to the orange reopening tier. alameda and napa counties expect to make the jump on tuesday. this morning our abc7 news reporter luz pena explains the big changes if and when they return. >> reporter: after year of remote work oprah and facebook say it's time to get back to the office if you want to. >> the message they're sending is that the doors are open and it's your joy. >> reporter: workers temperatures grain on a daily basis before coming into the office with some amenities not provided like lunch and transportation. >> the google buses that used to run up and down the peninsula, how many people want to get on them and what is distancing going to be and can they operate them efficiently? as far as the free food, how will people feel about the cafeteria style meal.

>> reporter: it is a slow reopening process with facebook opening may 10 at 10% capacity at the menlo park offices. uber will open at 20% capacity monday with the mission bay offices. both company still have employees working from home. uber is located in the san francisco thriving city and only a few feet away are several businesses. only one is open in the gathering area. >> we want them back definitely. >> reporter: they are gearing up for monday, seeing uber open up gives them hope that the survival mode of the pandemic is almost over. >> i will bump up my staff a little bit and add a few more people, and we are ready. we have been ready and we are excited. it will be nice to have more buzz in the area. >> reporter: to understand the financial impact of the pandemic, the san francisco chamber of commerce is recording the data.

>> tracking foot traffic, businesses opening and closing, varies information to help us determine if we are recovering in the right way. obviously certain sectors improve faster than others with tourism maybe a little bit slower. >> reporter: they don't have a final count of how many businesses close permanently because of the pandemic but saying seeing uber reopen is sending a message to companies is time to come back. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. new details released and how schools will handle the graduations last year. remember last year how different it was with drive- through and virtual ceremonies. the schools must allow two hours between ceremonies with seating assigned by household with six feet of space and face mask. they are advising against the hugs and handshaking but it's better than nothing. the health department updated the reopening guidelines for amusement parks like disneyland. in the orange tier parks must limit visitors to 25% capacity.

indoor rights are limited to 15 minutes and only members of the same household to board the same ride vehicle. park members are only allowed to eat and drink in designated areas. disney previously announced they would open by disney is the parent company of abc7. as more counties set forth reopen at different speeds, we have put together a reopening tracker to let you know when it will reopen where you live, up now on abc7news.com. we have a beautiful weekend of weather awaiting us as lisa was talking about. mild temperatures in light wind but we need some rain. take a look at the drought conditions in california. this is left to right last year versus this year and the picture say it all. drought conditions are worse statewide. our abc7 news reporter wayne

freedman looks at what it means for the world-famous wine country. >> reporter: after the long covid winter perfect weather and vaccine strong people back to the sonoma wine country finally. >> it's not good and we never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: if anyone knows, steve does. last fall we watched him fight off flames from the glass fire and several losses of lost due to the heavy smoke and he could barely talk about it back then. now in this vineyard with the young zinfandel vines another crisis emerges. >> now this. exactly. >> reporter: in a word, water. the lack of it. don't let appearances full you. while the grass is green hardly any rain with only two inches this month with eight total for the year. that's 29 inches below the normal seasonal average. have you ever seen a year much off of the average? >> no. not that i can remember.

>> reporter: the problem is widespread in sonoma county and napa county meaning less water which means less production. the state warning growers of likely cutbacks and reserves that existed belowground are harder to reach. >> i've two wells that have gone dry. it's early in the year for a well to go dry. most of the wells around you're running out of water. i had to go 1000 feet deep to get water. if the drought continues next year, honestly i don't want to think about it. >> reporter: steve and his family have been growing grapes on the land since 1862. they have seen changes in the weather but the climate is a new one. >> almost april and a beautiful hot, sunny day. >> reporter: in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc7 news . for the last two springs bright orange california poppies covered the hills but not this year unfortunately. it's unlikely the epic super plymouth fence that covered 1600 acres of the hillsides along the 15 freeway get a repeat in 2021. right now there are purple and

yellow flowers in but nothing compared to the past super blinds. we have only gotten just above four inches of rain leaving us with mostly dry brush. >> i took so many photos with the dog sitting in the middle of them and pictures of me sitting in the middle of them. >> thousands of people ascended on the area last spring in the spring before jamming traffic for miles prompting the city to shut down access. that is something that will not have to be done this year. that may be good but not good to be in this drought like condition with maybe just a little bit of rain. >> we are 20 inches behind in santa rosa so that little would do little for impact. we looking at a dry week ahead with temperatures above average for the weekend with a few 80s into sunday afternoon. we are also talking about the offshore flow and onshore flow, indicative of summer time

pattern. we could skip right over spring. that's not likely and we will get rain in april. extended outlook past 10 days, we could see maybe a little bit of help. on the doppler 7 we look at clear conditions. here is a look at carson valley, nevada with temperatures just below freezing with highs in the low 60s today. the snowpack looks or that in san francisco, 45 in oakland and 45 in mountain view with san jose at 47. morgan hill and half moon bay pretty chilly. the snowpack with clear skies for pretty start to the day with 37 at santa rosa and novato. 42 in napa with mid 40s in concord. finally at zephyr cove highs in the 50s. here's a beautiful shot where you can see that

the snowpack at about 60% of average. we continue to see dry conditions and near 60 in the mounds by early next week. looking at clear skies, cool mornings locally. the warming trend will continue this weekend with above average temperatures for march. april will arrive on thurson ths today mid to upper 60s from ocean beach to half moon bay with that cold ocean water. 72 in santa cruz, 60 in monterey. it's a nice day at the shoreline with upper 70s today at san jose. 75 at sunnyvale, wide 70s. upper 60s in san bruno as we look for the weak onshore flow today with mid 60s. a little stronger on sunday. today looks to be the milder day from pacifica to half moon bay. 76 at novato and 77 at calistoga. the warmth continues into oakland with low 70s and hayward about the same. san leandro 71. inland upper 70s and even warmer at the second half of

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we have lewis johnson from new york telling us was coming up and 7:00 on in good morning america. breaking overnight, two killed and more injured after a shootings at virginia beach and what we know about the investigation this morning. spring break crowds causing super-spreader concerns and dr. anthony fauci join us live to talk about the rise in cases and push for the vaccines. the damage from the tornado outbreak that killed at least six people and a new severe weather threat this we can all ahead on gma. the beloved this book author and uc berkeley alum beverly cleary passed away at her home in carmel. her books would sell more than 85 million copies in including of course the cherished ramona series. she wrote more than 40 books and many considered essential reading for generations for children. she received her degree in uc berkeley at 1938 where she met

her husband. the residence hall has been named in her honor. beverly cleary was 104 years old and what a life . i loved her ramona books growing up. during the pandemic the go to way to get clothing and shopping done online or through the social media apps. how do you know what's deliver to your house is the same thing that you saw onlinesaw onlinesae mark our abc news reporter becky worley from the bay area did some shopping to find out. >> reporter: this ad for a blouse a bottom line in the company website that is high quality, exclusive fashion. here's the ad and here's what i got. >> it looked like a fine italian yet from designer. but when i got it, it is polyester and has white stitching. i'm not sure i would wear this thing to bingo night. >> reporter: buying six clothing items post on social media to find out how closely they match up to the company claims

>> consumers need to beto beto b careful, particularly shopping for clothing and accessories. not everything you find online will look as good when you get here. >> reporter: we askedwe askedwed from wire cutter to check the quality. >> only one came close to matching the online description which is this t-shirt. the others i would say fall very short. >> reporter: like this sweater. tell us about the man sweater with a description of high- quality fashion products. >> the man sweater was not amazing. it did not line up correctly with the threads and you could barely zip it up and down. i gave it a wash and dry. after that it was shredding and disintegrating in several places. >> reporter: we also bought women's cashmere sweaters each costing over $100. >> for $100 you could do a lot better. one as thehehehehehehe

extremely thin and would not keep you warm at all. on one sweater when i put it down my hands almost felt greasy. that often indicates that the manufacturer used softeners but those will wash out in time. then you end up with something that does not feel luxurious at all. >> reporter: we bought leggings that were advertised as super thick, soft fleece lining made with real high-quality content cashmere. compare that with what we got. leggings with no lining and a lot of loose threads. >> it felt like rough cotton to me. they were not warm or thick. >> reporter: those look like little kids pants. >> i where a women small and could not get these past knees. >> reporter: we reached out to all companies and the maker of the cashmere sweater said the cashmere hooded sweater is made with grade a cacacacacaca woven yarn saying our products are durable and good care, especially for cashmere collection. they offered to send another

product. lucky offered a refund saying the leggings are skinny design and smaller than normal. the other sweater companies did not comment. the take away? >> i would be careful spending money through these ads.these a. >> that was becky worley reporting. that's good to know and we always get those ads all the time. we have the next hour of abc7 mornings and an update on the cargo ship's duck in 's duc suez canal and how that multibillion-dollar ball that could impact you. what one thing the cdc says we need to do in order to keep the numbers down. opening the pie shop in the midst of the pandemic an

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states seeing an alarming rise in cases. could the nation vaccinations will still ahead be able to stop it in mark we sure hope so. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on the saturday, march 27. let's get over to lisa for a quick look at the weather and nice weekend. >> that's right. sunrise in about 30 minutes with beautiful picture from the roof kammer already. not talking about a bit of a breezier with the numbers chilly in half moon bay and 39 in morgan hill, 31 in mountain view and 45 in oakland. 45 here in santa cruz with mid 60s later today. the sun setting before 7:30 with a lot of sunshine to enjoy today. 42 in napa and 37 in colder and parts of napa, milder in the east bay and south bay with mid 50s by 9:00 in the east bay.

by 2:00 well into the 70s. oakland and hayward with 60s on the coast for a mild day at the shoreline. warmer tomorrow inland. will put it all together for you when we see you next. new this morning at least nine people were shot and two are dead following the shooting in virginia beach. it happened late last night. we know that an adult female died at the scene. the police said that a male suspect was shot and killed by an officer at a second location. several other people are in custody but it's unclear of their involvement in any of the shootings. we get to the nation vaccine watch hitting the stride at the best possible time. the cdc is reporting close to 3.5 million vaccine doses getting in the arms per day. this comes with at least 18 states seeing 10% rise in

cases. our abc news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: coronavirus cases are heading in the wrong direction with 18 states reporting increases in the last week and the cdc is now warning the number of patients admitted to the hospitals is rising too. it is up in eight states. >> if we don't control things now we have big potential for the epidemic curve to be soaring again. we can turn it around but it takes all of us working together. >> reporter: new jersey has one of the highest case rates per capita. in michigan a dramatic surge in younger unvaccinated patients in hospitals. >> the majority of patients we are seeing are between the ages of 30 and 50. it's a lasting roughly three weeks with a double in admissions. >> reporter: the cdc is urging americans to double down on a mask and get vaccinated as soon as possible three or a new record with 3.4 million in the arms with vaccinations yesterday. in texas one man desperately pleading for help for his wife.

>> blessed here and wait, wait for my wife to die? i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the mother of five is losing her fight with covid after the entire family, including their newborn daughter, contracted the virus. >> when you see your loved one on a bender later, literally like a lifeless on a ventilator in a coma, it breaks your heart. >> reporter: after so much heartache there is hope in a new study showing the moderna and pfizer vaccine likely safe for pregnant women with few side effects and likely transmit protective antibodies to the babies and this doctor lost her own mother to covid. the er physician was pregnant working on the frontline getting the pfizer vaccine in december. >> i'm grateful he was able to get the antibodies and that when i go back to work and has to go back to daycare he has that extra protection. i am very happy and grateful that i made this decision.

>> reporter: dr. fauci said a new study involving college students is the key to determining whether people that are vaccinated can get the asymptomatic infection, and whether they can transmit the disease. will have to wait up to five months as they tracked those students to get the answers. abc news new jersey. developing news at the border, and handling the humanitarian crisis there congressional democrats and republicans just finished taking two separate border tours and left worlds apart on finding a solution. democrats toward the health and human services facility yesterday housing migrants and said they were satisfied with conditions but said that more has to be done to ease the complex problems about crossings. east bay congresswoman barbara lee was there. >> this is a mission of believe, what we have to do,

not only as members of congress but as human beings, parents and grandparents. >> republicans took a different are some 250 miles away. they are blaming the biden administration in action for overcrowding shelters and inning the trump border wall. >> what brings us here's the immediate humanitarian crisis in the border patrol, health and human services, all government officials tell us they are doing the best they can but are overwhelmed. >> earlier in the week president biden announce vice president kamala harris is now leading efforts to confront the border crises. sea turtles left cold during the winter storm that pummeled new england in december had just been released. 120 of them were flown to texas for rehabilitation. new video shows 14 of the endangered turtles released into the gulf of mexico early this week after months of treatment. three totals remain in special care as they continue to recover from pneumonia.

no matter how you slice it the past year under the pandemic has not been easy for businesses. a south bay woman known for her homemade pies finds sweet success finally opening up her very own storefront entails our abc7 news reporter amanda dale cecilio. >> reporter: we introduced you to voahangy rasetarinera on day in 2019 and the former admin turning out homemade pies from her kitchen. wanting to expand her business she set out for the storefront of her own. >> it was the day right before we shut down. >> reporter: voahangy rasetarinera landed at this location but the rent and ever- changing reopening guidelines, construction costs and usual corporate customers were all impacted by covid-19. >> i was like oh my gosh, how can we make it.

>> reporter: winning recipes and farmers market, fulfilling orders in the new kitchen and following the guidance, going from dishing out a few dozen pies a day in the home kitchen to a few hundred a day in her very own shop. >> i have lemon, cherry and blueberry. >> reporter: the storefer: the "the giving pies" originally opening in february and as the business is heating up, the hardship brought on by covid-19 is not been lost on the people. >> a lot of stores have closed down since the pandemic. i feel bad. >> reporter: now the goal of voahangy rasetarinera to give back to the community that has kept her in business . >> east, we like to have two part-time employees. that's the driving force, and i want them to have a voice. i want them to have them feeling valued and believed in. >> reporter: i am amanda del castillo, abc7 news.

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we may be able to help. welcome back. here is a look from the east bay camera. here is a look out over the bay bridge and very pretty as the sun starts to come up. thank you for waking up with us on this saturday. a new analysis showing the pg&e power shut off that could get wildfires from burning over 3 million acres inacres inacresn the shuttles may have stopped as well 250,000 buildings from burning. the company combined data about

vegetation conditions, building conditions and wind damage to determine the numbers. many were without power for days during the shut offs. we remember those very well hopefully we don't end up with a situation like that this year given the lack of we have temperatures well above average today and warmer tomorrow in spots. 38 degrees in san francisco with plenty of sunshine today. we will see a lot of 60s even at the coast. we have your accuweather 7-day forecast next. also next, is jimmy g a also next, is jimmy g a goner on the ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver 7 moisturizers 3 vitamins 24 hours hydration gold bond champion your skin

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beautiful beginning to our saturday. the san jose sharks hope to take a bite out of the arizona coyotes at the arena after the sharks lost to the coyotes last night. the puck will drop at 7:00 p.m. march madness buzz comes back this weekend with the 49ers cutting through the noise to make this huge blockbuster trade. our abc news sportsnews sportsns beil. >> good morning. the 49ers made a bold move positioning themselves to draft the quarterback of the future with the 49ers swapping the first round pick with miami. moving up from 12 to 3 and the 49ers had had had had had had h of 2022 and 2023 and the first rounder sent to the dolphins. that means the 49ers will trade jimmy garoppolo before the draft which is five weeks away or they will keep him around for another season and have the

rookie behind them watch and learn. whether zach wilson, trey lawil or justin fields, don't be surprised if it is matt jones from alabama. after getting blasted by the kings thursday night the warriors were on the wrong end of the lopsided game last night against the hawks. without steph curry the warriors have problems all over the court. look at steph curry jr., 23 point with 15 assists and all hawks. here comes john collins with the two-handed jam. bogged down by don a bit with the feet and down by 18 at the half. searching for the bright spot with andrew wiggins three of the high team 29. the rookie always hustling taking away from trae young. they beat the third quarter buzzer with 10 off the bench but the doves' defense was so poor again. collins was wide open with a game-high of 38. warriors lose the fourth in row, 124-108. the sharks visiting the coyotes with fans indoors, a

few anyway. we hope to see that in the bay area soon. the power play for the coyotes with the shorthanded goal and it is one all and desert dogs all from here. christian scored twice in the game with the sharks falling, final 5-2. baseball spring training with the haze and dodgers, not what clayton kershaw had in mind, 5-0 four the a's in the fourth, scoring francisco pena, 6-0. matt olson lays it to the right to score and kershaw allowing nine runs, 3 1/3 0. the giants visiting the cubs and if austin slater stays healthy, look out. it is a three run jack as the giants take the 3-2 lead, going with three straight games. we have the rbi double scoring brandon crawford. because of spring they don't

play until there is a winner as it ended with the 5-5 time. finally the way to end the day with sergio garcia, the dell technologies with the matchplay in the fourth the hole-in-one to end it to beat lee westwood and surgical advances to the weekend rounds. that has got to feel good. that is a wrap up on your morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. let's check on the weather with lisa and i love looking at that beautiful sunrise pretty this morning. >> the sun coming up at 7:01 and setting at 7:28 with 12 hours, 26 minutes of daylight. a full moon tomorrow and doppler 7 picking up cloud cover all over the state. at walnut creek we do have clear skies with 48 in san francisco, 45 in oakland and 47

in san jose with upper 30s. the cold started half moon bay with 36 degrees. mount tam is the typical spot in the north bay, 37 at santa rosa and 36 at novato with napa at 42. upper elevation in north wind allowing for more conditions in some pockets of the bay area. 45 in concord and 40 in livermore. a 24 hour temperature change with some areas in the north bay cold and 16 degrees colder in novato, 10 degrees colder in napa, 2 degrees warmer in the east bay. the north wind from 18 miles an hour at mt. diablo, to 28 mile an hour wind gusts. we are looking at the north wind allowing some of that to mix. where the wind is flat and calm certainly dropping into the 30s. here is a look at san jose and the south bay warming above average. clear skies with a chilly start and warming trend for everyone well above average for march. we have a few days left in

march. along the coast mid to upper 60s today with 69 in half moon bay. 72 in santa cruz. chilly ocean water temperatures as we returned to the stronger onshore flow on sunday. beach side communities cooler on sunday. let's take you out into april where things look a little bit more promising for perhaps a change in the weather pattern. a cool system will be heading our way but a dry cold front on monday allowing for the wind shift, gusty offshore wind. no rain as we get into the middle of the week on wednesday with that ridge rebuilding. we are warm again with dry temperatures rebounding into the upper 70s. it's pretty much the same deal on thursday. look what happens in the saturday with that weather system to the north and west of us that could slip to the south allowing maybe for a little bit

of precipitation into san francisco. even if this does not happen the indications are that the pattern is changing. that could be good news, if not for the upcoming weekend perhaps as we get into next week. the system pattern looks to change somewhat. here is sunday april 4. we are looking at easter as we get into april. we should see 1.4 to 6 inches of rain in san francisco for the month of april. we are certainly looking for wet weather in the next 10 days or so. south bay looking at 77 in santa clara, 75 in cupertino. redwood city at 75, 65 at san bruno. 69 in downtown area.downtown ar. 76 in novato with 75 in sonoma. low 70s in oakland and 74 at union city. inland it should be warm afternoon with concord and 78, 76 in pleasanton.

tonight low to mid 40s with your accuweather 7-day forecast, warmer tomorrow and cooler at the coast. we cool off for everyone monday with breezy upper elevation tuesday. quickly we rebound to more low 80s inland by the middle of the week. developing news, and urgent operation is underway as the crews are working day and night to dislodge the massive tanker blocking the suez canal. u.s. is offering to help with the traffic jam cost soaring by the hour. >> we have equipment most countries don't have so we want to see what help we can be. >> take a look at the seen of dollars of goods sitting idle in the water since tuesday. without the suez canal the ships are forced into longer and more dangerous journey around africa that takes 12 days. technology in helping us with the way we live our lives

even for the four-legged family members thanks to the bay area teenagers creating the all-in- one pet management app keeping pets safer, happier and healthier. >> i've always been a huge animal lover. my pet has almost gotten lost once. he was walking around the neighbor driveway and i never forgot that experience. we saw people were experiencing the issue of the stress that is associated with pet ownership. we decided to make it all into our app. >> we came up with the idea of "petcode". we understood how useful a system like this would be as pet owners ourselves. >> "petcode" is like the all-in- one pet management system. we use the qr tag and mobile app which has a lot of features to manager pet safety, health,

social well-being and activities. this is the stressing the pet ownership experience in a way we like to say, taking the paperwork out of pet ownership to allow pet owners to focus on the best part of pet ownership. because the shutdown happen and we found ourselves with the influx of free time we never had before which enabled us to get the company started >> i love my dog but it's always a concern and haunting in the back of your mind, what happens if they get lost or they run out and you're not there to save them. "petcode" helps you to keep the peace of mind that my pet is always safe and i can always use the contact information in case my pet gets out. >> we have the qr tag in your pet collar. people if they find your pick get access to your most recent information. you can access the person location that scans the tag.

managing your pet health is also super complicated. make sure they are up-to-date on vaccinations and set reminders for different medications so you don't forget where your pet health is going. >> finally, "petcode" discovery aspect allows you to discover the nearby pet parks with ratings and reviews like pet owners like yourself. what's important to me about "petcode" is why we started out. i really love my dog and i know a lot of people have that same connection with their pets. to make that connection and foster it to make sure they are healthy and safe. obviously you want to make sure that your pet is happy. that's our real mission all along, keeping the pets safer, healthier and happier. >> watch more stories like this one on localish.com or any localish social media pages or whatever you are streaming abc7. get our live newscast with breaking news and weather on abc7 bay area app on apple tv,

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for 69. upper 70s inland. that's about 14 degrees above average, warm erin land tomorrow, near 80, a cool down monday, rebound the rest of the workweek but could see rain as we welcome april in by next thursday. >> thank you. thanks for joining us this morning at 9:00 a.m. ufc live preshow. we don't have a 9:00 a.m. show. we will continue at 5:00 p.m., back here tomorrow and see you then. have a great day. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed...

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