temperatures record so far 83 degrees in san jose. that is a new record high for this date. notice temperatures right now 79 degrees in san francisco. 80 degrees across the bay in oakland. many locations have temperature readings in the low 80s. many locations apart from san jose are near records are ready. we will have the official highs coming a little later. yesterday was warm. right now it is several degrees warmer in virtually every location than it was at this time yesterday. the heat is on. i will have a complete look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. now, some big news from pfizer. the drugmaker said the covid vaccine is 100% effective in kids ages 12-15. pfizer's ceo says the results of the clinical child to the fda was sent. the commissioner says it will take about a month to review

the data. >> the u.s. has administered more than 150 million shots of covid-19 vaccine's according to the cdc. 1 in 5 adult is now fully vaccinated. despite the good news cases new slowly rising once again. today, france announced a new partial lockdown. that includes closing schoolclo for 3 in california there were 1900 new cases in just the past 24 hours and hospitalized patients are up for the second day in a row. that get more perspective.more . thank you for joining us. let's start with the news from pfizer regarding kids age 12- 15. that is really big especially if we are looking at a full return to school in the fall. >> absolutely! this is remarkable news when we see the 100% efficacy headline. in kids, -- over -- there were no cases of covid-19 in the

clinical trial participants. ias the antibody response in this group was actually higher than what we previously saw with adults. that is not that surprising. younger adults, kids, adolescents attend to have a more robust system.robust syste. we will see what happens when we submit all the data to the fda as this is currently not peer-reviewed. honestly, this is great news for pediatricians, healthcare advocates, parents, and children alike as we head into the fall school year. >> on the downside, johnson & johnson halted 15 million doses of shipments because of a mixup at the factory? how will that affect the pace of vaccinations? we are asking about supply and demand. >> from everything i read and what we are hearing from people of the biden administration it shouldn't take away that goal of having everyone vaccinated by may. it is important to know that a lot of things go wrong in the

supply chain. when you see a headline that it is approved and available that doesn't mean it will distributed. fortunately, it looks like the upcoming shipments will be dominated by the moderna and pfizer vaccine but the johnson & johnson vaccine is one shot. with talk about the refrigeration requirements and the fact that it will be a game changer for low resource areas. it was disappointing to see. hopefully it will not affect any more future shipments as they sort out what happened with quality control. >> we are now at 550,000+ depth of covid-19. it is the third leading cause of the u.s. behind heart disease and cancer. how long do you think it will even be as high as third? >> i am hoping it will not that i don't want to see anyone get

use of the fact that we still have over 1000 deaths per day from covid-19. debts are projected to decline according to the cdc. the majority of vaccines and the early phases were going out to high-risk individuals in the country. hopefully as we move forward we will see less deaths. people were really surprised. once we are out of the pandemic we need to remember heart disease still kills over 2000 americans per day. we need to focus on preventative health and do everything we can to prevent people from getting into these situations. >> that is a great point. let's talk about the lockdowns in france. that is a places in europe, actually. are you concerned we may see something similar here? >> i am going to be completely blunt. i do not even think our society would tolerate it. i am wary of what would happen if we got ourselves to another place where the cities had a lockdown. people are rebelling. our vaccine rollout is a little faster than what was happening in europe. france saw a setback with what happened to the astrazeneca vaccine. is one thing that is concerning. you mentioned that cases are

raising. uk variant is slated to become the dominant strain here. we have about 80% of americans need to be fully vaccinated. a lot of these cases are being driven by young unvaccinated individuals combined with the loosened restrictions. if we don't want to be in a situation where our hospitals will be overcrowded and people are talking about rolling back openings, we know what we need to do. >> that is where your masks, wash your hands, be safe and try to get to the end of this. we are close. we are close. we are close. we are not there yet. >> doc, thank you as always for your time. i appreciate it. >> i will want to games from tv from the fireplace as always. i will be thinking about it. [ laughter ] >> right on. that is safe. >> play ball!

so excited. don't trip at the finish line. that is a good point. contra costa county opened a new mass vaccination site and six flags hurricane harbor in concorde. it will be able to give shots to 15,000 people per week. even before that, the county says there are thousands of available appointments for this week. >> we are at a place where vaccine supply is starting to meet or exceed demand. we are moving fast but in a thoughtful way with an eye on equity. >> anyone 16 an app is eligible to get a vaccine. about 25% of the adults fully vaccinated . my getting a vaccine can seem like a monumental effort. some are willing to drive long distances to get the shot.

is that really following the rules? wayne friedman found out. >> you better start to the day for some marin county residents this morning. >> were you surprised? >> yes. i looked last night and there was nothing. >> are going to arizona to get there shots. >> do you have your vaccination card? >> this is a combination of a vaccination road trip. people often track websites like the one offered by cvs pharmacies. if an appointment opens up hundreds of miles away in the central valley some californians have made those journeys. lisa speaks for cvs. >> if they are able to go online and register for their vaccine and that is the most convenient location for them at the time they are able to. >> fema will take pretty much anyone from everywhere. county vaccination sites like this one in marin take residents only but there is a catch. few sides with accounting or

commercial check to make sure the information is accurate. we asked about that in contra costa county today. >> we trust people to self attest. >> now, with b,50 becoming eligible there are concerns shortages in one county may lead to duplicity elsewhere. >> everybody wants a get out of jail free card right now. unfortunately there is not enough cards to go around. >> be grateful that most of us are honest and honorable. if you are looking for vaccine information go to abc7news.com/vaccine. that is when you will find who is eligible for a shot and a place for you can send your questions to our vaccine team. russia has registered the first covid-19 vaccine for animals. it was developed by the federal center for animal health. the research involved

cats, foxes and minks. it is expected to go into mass production next month. many across the bay area are hoping this easter holiday looks a lot brighter than last year when the pandemic was really beginning to rage. we show you how the north abbc is getting ready to celebrate with safety measures and also a lot of hope. >> easter came early to hundreds of families and sonoma county. the lucky recipients of these giant easter baskets for >> allison and her mom says this easter is looking brighter than the last one. >> i hopehopehopehopehopehopehoe happy than last year. last year was very difficult for everybody. >> the salvation army of santa rosa organized the giveaway for underserved families across the

region impacted by covid. they received so many donations of candy and toys that there was hardly any room for more than 1000 baskets inside of the square house. >> santa rosa has been through a rough time. this will be a little hope and joy to the community. >> services are planned at bayside church. >> erythematous hope rising for easter. that is really the difference between this year and last year. >> safely. each family has their own circle in the grass. >> we will go back inside when we can. it is just as safe as being outside. >> the weather is gorgeous. a lot of people are anxious to get there easter brunch on. reservation bookings filling up for ender and outdoor seating in downtown santa rosa. owners just reopened after a three month closure. >> the weather has been great in his warm sunny weekends have been a fantastic.: happy to get out for sure. >> county officials warn people the pandemic is still on. don't let your guard down. >> even though we have 25% of our eligible population that is fully vaccinated we still have a long way to go.

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a jill biden joined governor newsome and central valley in honor of scissor travis today. biden spoke with farmworkers and activists at the landmark in delano as a part of a day of action in honor of the labor leaders birthday which is also a state holiday. a group organizers san francisco's mission district decided to give back to those who pick food. there are many ways to

celebrate the positive impact labor leader cesar chavez has had on our society. today we are reminded of his nonviolent stance while fighting with words and actions for the rightsthe rightsthe rigs workers. >> we don't have any savings. you get covid all of a sudden and you have to shelter in place can't go to work and that means you are not earning money. >> activists are remembering the past to imagine a better future. that is how the idea of giving back to farmworkers stfarmworket

today is transgender day of visibility. organizers of the transgender district have launchedhave laund campaign promoting transgender visibility through creativity. we spoke with the leaders of the transgender district to learn more. >> we are celebrating our lives and the joy we we we resilience and all of the strides transgender people are making to make the world as inclusive and safe as possible for us. >> the campaign launched by the transgender district of san francisco, the world legally first recognized localerecognize

transgender people is so important to transmissibility. and assent it celebrates trans folks who are so often marginalized by our society. editor puts them in the public eye through public facing and social media installations. >> you can find out more information at no our place.com. let's check out the forecast. should all be at the beach during the newse newse newse nes it is gorgeous outside. >> it is gorgeous outside. very warm for this time of the year but gorgeous nonetheless. so far 83 degrees in san jose. have a chance that we are in the peak of the warming our between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. other locations may reach records before the day is over. he was a lookover san francisco where it is currently 79. low 80s in mountain view, san jose and morgan hill. here is a viewa viewa viewa view

little hazy beautiful view. is currently 80 degrees in santa rosa, anyone in novato and napa. 82 in concorde and 80 at livermore. this is really warm for the state. at the santa cruz here is a look at the forecast features. record highs are likely again tomorrow. we will see some calling at the coast. the color pattern beginspatterns and we can expect average temperatures for easter weekend. tonight clear skies and low temperatures. temperatures not very low at all. members submit 50s anananananan further and then locations. highs tomorrow in the south bay once again in the mid to upper 80s. main the upper 80s. 89 degrees in san jose. i would not be surprised if one or two locations hit 90 degrees

tomorrow. along the peninsula look for highs in the mid to upper 80s on the coast. it would be mild but there will be a return let mid to late afternoon. that will keep the temperatures from rising very high. east bay has mid to upper 80s. in the east bay upper 80s to near 90. once again i will not be surprised if a couple of locations top out at 90 degrees. let's skip ahead to midnight sunday night or 12:00 a.m. monday. there is some rain approaching the pacific northwest. some of the shower activity may move into the bay area monday and tuesday. we will probably -- it will be probably very light. we are looking at estimates of under 2/10 of an inch for most locations. not a major rain producer but some wet weather. here in the accuweather 7-day forecast. records likely again tomorrow. still warm friday but no records likely. we will have a tender gray cooldown. into the weekend dry conditions mainly sunny and to some increasing clouds laid easter. then, monday and tuesday we have a chance of some showers.

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major-league baseball season gets underway tomorrow for the giants in the eighth. oakland is hosting the astros at the coliseum and the a's will welcome back fans for the first time in the regular season since the pandemic began. they will allow 26% capacity. it is a little over 12 thousand fans in the ballpark. those attending the game will notice a differece. >> we have the the have pods of 2 or 4. concessions will be delivered once you order via the ballpark app. they will be a little different than normal but it is still a great time to share an experience with your family members, watch the game and really celebrate hopefully a big three. >> because of the mass vaccination site andsite andsitd

coliseum's north parking lot if you are driving to the game you must use the hagan burger drive entrance and then park in the south lot. the game begins tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. that is the same start time for the giants who open in seattle. for the first time ever there will be two black female coaches in the women's ncaa final four. on the left, don staley. this will be her third final formic. on the right, adrian barnes. that is arizona's head coach. they are the only former wnba players who have that teams to the final 4 as head coaches. friday south carolina will face stanford and arizona will yukon. draymond green says it is time for women athletes to stop complaining about the difference in pay between men athletes and the females and start taking action. >> they are not laying out steps they can take to that. it is coming off as a complaint because the people that can change it are just going to continue to say the revenue

isn't there. the revenue isn't there. if you don't bring in the revenue, we can't up your pay. they will keep using that.using. >> his comments came a day after he tweeted women athletes should stop allowing corporate america to yellto yellto yelltol empowerment. it says it is time for the athletes to call them out. the warriors for says he has received positive feedback from athletes and he is willing to help in the movement anyway he can. will governor newsome survive the recall effort? survive the recall effort? a ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. only at jack in the box. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say both topped with slow-smoked bacon. to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced.

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this is a abc7 news. as the recall ever begins, governor newsome continues and a new poll says he is in a good position to win and keep his seat. a new poll by the public policy institute shows 56% of california voters will vote to retain him as governor and 40% would vote to kick amount. we have been digging into the recall and we are joined client today. the numbers go very well for new but what are some variables that could change the picture that could throw him off his current trajectory? >> uni no politics and anything can happen. things look good for him but who knows in the coming months we could have a setback with the pandemic that gets people upset. kids may not go back to school. we could see another unforeseen catastrophe. we could also see someone jumping into the race in recall and who sucks all of the oxygen out of the race and gets people excited.

it is hard to imagine who that may be but we will see. >> talking about arnold, he talked for the first time about the recall issue and of course we all remember he himself won in 2003 due todue todue todue t recall. he has some advice for new some. >> he did his first interview about the recallthe recallthe rl really dry his parallels. is a big thing for gavin newsom is to not think about this through the lens of it being a partisan movement. it is something we have seen new cement his

he is saying don't do that. don't cast this off as a right wing extremist movement. realize people on both sides of the aisle are upset as they were in 2003 and you should take it seriously. >> ultimately he is saying that will not help them. >> speaking about the parallels you are a part of the team here at abc 7 working on a documentary about the 2003 recall election. liz, what a circus that was. >> such a circus. our documentary is called, "total recall." it will be released next week. it takes a look back at the circus that was the 2003 recall election. we had a star jumping in. we had arnold schwarzenegger, arianna huffington, college student who won and used money from will a fortune. with look at the parallels from then and now and sort of see what we may expect this year ahead. that documentary will be rleased and we will share about that then. >> you talked to an incredible amount of people. what is next for the recall? >> april 19th is the deadline for counties to be

signatures but then people can take their signatures off the ballot if they want. we should finally get an actual election sometime in the coming months and that would likely happen at the end of the summer are sometime this fall. there is still a long process. >> looking forward to total recall. that is a great title. that is next week. total recall brings a lot of memories. nancy pelosi hosted a roundtable discussion with leaders of the san francisco aap i community groups answering questions about what is happening at the federal level tivoli combat hate crimes of the thousands of hate crimes that were reported to have been since the start of the pandemic, nancy pelosi says many go unreported and that has to change. >> if somebody sees something like this, they must listen at the same time what the person says. you don't belong here, go back to where you belong, all of that really vile stuff that if we can have that, that helps us to collect the data. >> the hate crimes act will be

presented before the house next month. it would create a federal database of all hate crimes to help the government provide support to local communities. nancy pelosi hopes to

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they last in line blocking seats will be ending the policy soon. delta said they will stop blocking middle seats in may, reversing the policy that had been in place since last april. that means no more u.s. airlines will limit capacity on flights to try to reduce the risk of covid-19. officials say nearly 65 people who flew on delta 65% expect to have at least one dose of the vaccines by may 1st giving delta the confidence to sell fights to full capacity. so torn about this because spencer and i you recently flew. gives you the comfort not having the middle seat filled but you have also have to understand the airlines are suffering so badly and many people are getting vaccinated. what do you think? >> i am torn over it. the airlines have been hurting but at the same time this gives me hope that we may be moving into some level of normalcy and recapturing the lives we had before covid. i am still going to have an uneasy feeling sitting in a

crowded plane with people on both sides of me so we will see. >> drew but those seats are getting packed. people are flying and traveling. >> imagine they have all of these empty seats they are not making money on. it is only a matter of time that they needed to bring those back to get even better. is my more people get vaccinated the mentality will be that it is okay to sit next to somebody on an airplane so i am not surprised at all. >> it is going to get really interesting. if anybody says you have to have a vaccine passport to travel to a destination we can do a whole hour of 4 on 4:00 on that. siri is getting two new english-language voices.

you will be able to choose from for voices in addition, the default voice will no longer be female. critics have said defaulting to a female voice reflects the male-dominated artificial intelligence industry. apple says the changes a long- standing commitment to diversity and inclusion. apple users will have access to the new voices this spring. i would love to have morgan úfr >> this is a a a a a a >> fl like that would put you to sleep while you're driving or something. >> james earl jones would scare me. >> i think diversity is great. we could get voices to

celebrate our accents >> totally agree. if you received a vaccination at san francisco's musk only center it is hard to miss the soundtrack. >> here comes the sun. you have a little bill whether then there. child, things will get brighter. five stair steps i think that is. you have madonna on their, sidewalk talk. you have some deep cuts. >> the chronicles music or culture critic started as a way to get their staff the next day they decided to livid for the patients and everybody. since then they have changed up to avoid monotony but always with one goal, play happy upbeat tunes and reflect the optimistic mood.

>> what about you? what would be on your playlist when you get you shot? >> that is a good question. i follow people on twitter who have gotten their shot at musk only center and they say it is a club vibe in their when you go in the escalator. something people miss over the past year is perhaps hearing music at a venue. i love it. >> not about a club vibe -- >> when was the last time you were at a club? >> i don't want to admit it. i am going to pretend i can't hear drew. i would just say this. the musk only center site is so well organized with the you want the music or no music. i was thoroughly impressed at the whole set up. you are in and are out in no time. that is a good

speaking of a when i have been to a club, drew, if you have been drinking a bit during the pandemic, maybe a little bit more, you're not alone. a lot of people were mixing their own drinks at home. now, we know which drinks were more popular in each state thanks to the travel rewards company upgraded points. they use google trends data to see which drinks were the most searched. the mimosa was the most popular. people want to wake up with a little alcohol followed by margaritas, mo he does, and white russians. in california, the paloma made with tequila was the most searched cocktail. christian doesn't drink so you will be spared my inquiries here. here is what i know. when my daughters come home to visit, alcohol consumption and the house goes way up. drew,

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now, we continue our special series. the series takes a closer look at the issues threatening the california dream as well as the people working to try to keep that work alive. water covers 71% of the earth's surface but about 3% of it is freshwater making it the planets most precious resource. what you do when water is endangered of going dry? california central valley is no stranger to drought. farmers and scientists are trying to get by with less. you will measure the pressure. you will work your way through their. >> it is not just running water. there is a method to the madness. >> one of the most features is teaching them how to determine when to irrigate

and how much to apply a. that is not the most easiest set of factors you would learn in any of the programs. the amount of water that is necessary no more, no less and went to put it on. the time he asked back so we optimize production. we want to produce an abundance and do it sustainably. >> one of the best ways to use water sustainably is by using it more than once. before the water reaches here, it starts here. it is high in the sierra nevada snowpack where it eventually melts and makes its way down creeks and rivers to a reservoir like this one. it is here where water starts its sustainable journey through hydroelectric power >> the electricity is generated through the following force of water. there are stocks that actually come through this and they are at a higher elevation.

the following force it runs through three turbines so we can put out 165 megawatts of power from this. and has been three different generators. after a goes through that process it is now fed into the river. it is used for the irrigators. it is actually a multi- beneficial resource there is also a recreational aspect. there is also recreational uses below. >> once the water makes its way through the power plant and down over 700 miles of central valley canals, farmers need to know how to do more with less. it is here, at fresno state cnter for irrigation technology where they are doing just that. >> have a laboratory that tests

and certifies. for different research experience testing different aspects of water use efficiency. that is focused on a product that may reduce water. >> the system generates the fertilizer on-site using solar power. >> all of this is about food. it only matters because we ain't. in california, irrigation is not optional. irrigation matters to everyone who eats in california. that is why sustainable production practices are important. this is how we will feed ourselves and the rest of the world. >> whether it is training the future of irrigation managers, the use of renewable energy with the help of water, or research and development of new technologies and irrigation,

the future is bright for sustainable water use. >> my hope is that this institution will continue as it has done in the past to generate research that is useful to not only agriculture and other science. >> everyone needs to understand how and why it is being done. so, when they see it being done, they understand that practice is really something they have to do. a reminder you can stream all of our california dreaming stories on demand including our 30 minute california dreaming special. you can do that right now on our connected tv wherever you stream. repairs were made in the final and the final approval was received this week. they are said to reopen friday.

all across the bay area and the temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow will be another warm one. we expect i temperatures to approach if not reach 90 degrees right around the bay shoreline in mid to upper 80s. the coast still milder and warmer than average. some fog will return to the coast tomorrow afternoon. he was these accuweather 7-day forecast. no records likely. schooling continues through the weekend for easter weekend which will remain dry showers may move into the bay area monday and tuesday. tomorrow evening will be warm and lovely at the coliseum for the season opener when they host the houston astros. enjoy the game. it will be wonderful to see baseball. for sure, spencer. 90 tomorrow wow!

at least it will be cooler at night. >> clarification on a story we brought you a couple of minutes ago. i want to clear it up concerning history being made at the final four. the photos were transposed. we want to make sure everybody understands who is who. we apologize for that. let's show the correct images. coach barnes from arizona is on the left. don staley from south carolina is on the right. also, the only former wnba players to have led teams to the final collegefinal four. congratulations to both of them. they are tremendous. for some, golden gate park is an enchanted place. now, the exhibit there makes it

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ca ca followed by an american housewives, the corners, and call your mother. at 10:00, catch the con, then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. is women's history month draws to a close, we are introducing you to three incredibly possible minute, who are breaking barriers, they are all building successful companies on at c in fields traditionally dominated by men. becky worley has their stories. >> reporter: melanie is a woodworker in oakland california who transforms courts into usable art.

this is the woodshop. these are big girl tools. >> yes, yes. the bandsaw is what we use to cut all our pieces to be able to make the planks, have our little crest. >> reporter: these are take your finger off too. >> you got all 10, right? >> reporter: she says being woman woodworker has its rough spots. >> you go into a lumber yard or even a woodworking shop, you know, and they treat you as if you are not really sure what you were doing. >> reporter: for her and her furniture maker brent perry, it is with it. >> i hope people don't have a perception of what a woodworker looks like, other than a human. >> reporter: both of these artisans use etsy as a means of selling products. 81% of its 4.4 million sellers identify as female two thirds of their sellers save their income has held steady, if not,

increased essence covid-19. and 97% of their sellers say they run their business from home. like a florida furniture maker and table archer. >> for me, they represent taking that step two bridge fears, to try something out. it is affirming when you put something in the store and somebody buys it. >> reporter: all of these makers have others interested in these traditionally male- dominated spaces. >> i hope other women watching, they see us taking turning them into tables, that visual is something that can resonate in their minds, that it may not be woodworking you want to do, it could be anything you want to do. you can stream all great stories like these on our connected tv apps, abc7 bay area , roku, fire tv, android

tv, apple tv, you name it. by the way, i should let you know, we showed you that beautiful light exhibits, that art installation at golden gate park. that is entwined at peacock meadow, just gorgeous. as you know, it was supposed to have ended a while ago, but they extended it because it was so popular, it is like you are walking through fantasyland. it is only going to last a few more days. so sorry we have some technical problems with that and can't bring you the whole story. know that you have got

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how the ramp up in contra costa county is now exceeding expectations. new data now showing how the pfizer vaccine protects adolescents. one child explains why he got a shock. giving essential workers essential protections. today's big push to get farmworkers vaccinated. by the first lady is in central california right now. our mini hot spell, some are calling it a summer light. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. we begin with a developing story, johnson and johnson has halted vaccine shipments in the united states after a mix up at a manufacturing plant in baltimore. according to the new york times, the plant there destroyed 15 million doses. it is