at 5:00, a child is among four people killed in a mass shooting in southern california. we'll show you the scene this morning. 7 million more people statewide will now be allowed to make appointments today. but don't expect it to be easy. >> pfizer releasing brand new data about its vaccine today. and sports fans returning to bay area stands for the first time in a long time. the opening day for the oakland a's. good morning, everyone. welcome to thursday, april 1st. >> mike, i know we're glad the game is a little later, because it's hot today. >> yes, the boys of summer, and it will feel like it. they're back, and so are the potential for record high temperatures. live doppler 7 showing the

marine layer, getting closer and closer to the coast today. but that's later today. right now we still have a light offshore breeze, and plenty of clear conditions. 70s along the coast. you'll be cool today with low to upper 80s. 81 in san francisco. mid- to upper80s inland. you can see asterisks out there once again. those are record high temperatures. big changes in the temperatures for the weekend coming up in the seven-day forecast. another mass shooting in america. this is the third such shooting in just three weeks. this time it happened in southern california. four people are dead, including a child. and a woman was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. at the live desk with the overnight developments. >> reporter: police say the suspect is in custody after being shot by officers. the shooting started around 5:30 last night at a building complex in the city of orange,

about three miles north of santa ana. officials say the shooter was still firing when officers arrived. others say they hehe gunfire in burst. >> i'm just trying to find out his well-being. he's not answering his phone. neither is my niece. i'm pretty scared and worried. i wish i knew more. i don't know. right now i'm just praying really hard. >> the names and ages of the victims have not been released. police are planning to update the public at 7:00 a.m. for a briefing. >> thank you. more witnesses are expected to testify today in the trial for the former police officer charged with killing george floyd. yesterday for the very first time we saw surveillance video of floyd inside the convenience store, just moments before the

deadly encounter with officer derek chauvin. jurors also saw a clip officer chauvin's body cam. emotions were running high with two witnesses sobbing on the stand. pfizer followed up with participants of its clinical trial six months after they received their second dose. at that point, the vaccine remains 91% affective. it was 95% affective at preventing severe covid-19, and it was 100% affective against the emergent from south africa. pfizer says it will request full approval from the fda. millions more californians are now eligible for that covid- 19 vaccine today. anyone over age 50 can now try

to make an appointment.úit's a people across the state. governor newsom is among those. he's 53. he plans to get the johnson & johnson vaccine in l.a. this morning. going ahead, anyone 16 and older will be able to make an appointment in two weeks. contra costa county is vaccinating all adults now. many older and at risk californians are still waiting to get the vaccine, even though they became eligible weeks ago. kate larsen is part of our vaccine team, and she explains why it's been so challenging. >> san francisco resident, anthony rodey has pages of notes, documenting the hours of effort he's put into finding a covid vaccine. anthony just turned 16, and has been living with aides for 25 years. >> i found out the hard way

that being eligible isn't the same as being vaccinated. it's just stress. i don't need the stress. >> reporter: now with eligibility expanding, many california doctors are concerned that stories like anthony's will become more common. >> i'm a little frustrated. yes. i think if we knew for certain, we were getting a great deal more vaccine, it would make more sense to me. >> reporter: she's on the state committee that drafted the vaccine priority groups, but the work group was disbanded this week. aaronson says, without being consulted about the new eligibility timeline. >> it reminds me a little of when we had said it was 75 and up, and the governor said it was 65 and up. that meant the people at the highest risk, some of them had to wait a little longer. there is, as always with politics, a tension between pleasing people, which includes for economic reasons, and just for maybe you're facing a recall. >> reporter: the california

department of public health tells abc7, that because president biden asked that all americans be eligible by may 1st, it ended the committee's work. cdp says they also expect a large influx of vaccines with 2.5 million doses weekly in april, and later, more than 3 million doses. anthony did get signed up for a vaccine at moscone. >> i'll believe it when i see it. if nothing goes wrong, i'll be there on friday. >> reporter: this is some tough advice, just because you may be eligible for the vaccine doesn't mean you should go and get it. she suggests people who are young, healthy, and still working from home to hang on a little longer to make sure those who need the vaccine most have access. in the newsroom, i'm kate larsen, back to you. community leaders in fremont say residents have done a great job to

the coronavirus. >> we are making progress. but as you see, it's not, we're not anywhere near majority yet. that's why as the vaccine supply is going to kick up in the next few weeks as i mentioned, we're going to really need to work hard on getting everybody vaccinated. >> since february 1st, washington hospital has given more than 26,000 vaccinations to more than 15,000 people. sticking in fremont, kids are going to remain on distanced learning for the rest of the school year. fremont unified superintendent explained in a news conference, the school district, and the teacher's union cannot reach an agreement on how to return to the classrooms. the teacher's union is now walking away after months of talks. already, everybody. baseball is book for the first

time since the pandemic started. fans will be going to a sporting event here in the bay area. abc7 news reporter, matt boone, where the a's are taking on the astros tonight. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. at 7:07 tonight, the first pitch will be thrown. and for the first time, as you said, fans can actually see it live in the coliseum. the team has been working hard to make sure that inside it will be as safe as possible for people to return. all the concessions will be delivered to you in the stands, and all transactions will be cashless. it sounds pretty good to me. face coverings will be required except when eating and drinking. overall, capacity will be limited to 26%. that's about 12,000 people with fans seated in socially distanced groups. >> we have the pod seating. pods of two or four. the concessions are all going to be delivered to you once you

order via the ballpark app. so it will be a little different than normal, but it's still a great time to share an experience with your family members, watch the game, and really celebrate, hopefully an a's victory. >> the plan now is to have a full season with 162 games, compared to the stunted 60 game season last year. and because there still is an active covid-19 vaccination site in the north parking lot, if you are driving to the game tonight, they recommend coming down to the south parking lot off of this way. reporting live in oakland this morning, i'm matt boone, abc7 news. don't want to forget about the giants, they open at t- mobile park in seattle against the mariners. the game is sold out, and this will be the largest event in

washington state since the pandemic started. >> seattle's been at this longer than anybody else in the country. we had the first patient. the first death. and we're going to be right here in washington bringing fans back for the first time. >> some of the new safety measures include electrostatic spraying in bathrooms, that will be done twice a day, in addition to basic cleaning. the first pitch is at 7:10 tonight. the giants expect about 8,000 fans when they have their home opener next week. let's talk more about that home opener. highs today in oakland will reach the mid-80s. by the time we get to 7:07, a light sea breeze will develop, and bring us down to 73 degrees, and 61, so you might need a light jacket by the end of the game. congratulations on getting tickets. you can see up in lose in lose

los trompos. the low to mid-50s around antioch, concord, and also pittsburg. temperatures from 46 in novato. san jose 51. look at los gatos, 59. pacifica, 64 degrees right now. temperatures will be kind of homogonized by 7:00. look at that. warmer this afternoon except at the coast, where local sea breeze will kick in this afternoon. so after you reach the mid-70s around noon, you'll fall back into the 60s. a nice day to be outside again. it's going to be our warmest day again. giving you an idea of what to expect air quality wise. we're looking pretty good. green and yellow, good and moderate. that's pretty impressive. let's talk about what's going on with the morning commute.

>> good morning, mike. thank you. hi everyone. we are going to start off with a live picture in emeryville. a very clear ride pretty much across the bay area this morning. those headlights all making their way westbound right now towards the maze. even better in the south bay. a live picture showing you 101. i'm happy to report we really have no problems right now. but we are talking about opening day. so b.a.r.t. plans to add extra trips to take baseball fans home after the oakland a's night games this season. that includes tonight's game. trains will leave for richmond, dairy city. fans on the antioch line can transfer at the macarthur station. b.a.r.t. service ends at 9:00 p.m. daily. that's a change brought on by the pandemic. they will not add extra service

because of how long it takes to get between oracle park, and the nearest b.a.r.t. station. what google is planning to do for april fool's

in honor of transgender day of visibility, surveys show the transcommunity has been disproportionately impacted by covid-19. >> i feel it's important for each and every person to take a vaccine to help transgender people feel more secure in and around other people. >> san francisco's office of ci transgender initiative is offering vaccines. i spoke with the director yesterday for midday live. we talked about the unique impact on the pandemic on our community, and the signs of

hope going forward. you can watch that now on our abc7 news app, or at abc7news.com. a pioneer newspaper event has grown to become a voice in the lgbtq community is celebrating a half century of publication today. the bay area reporter published their special 50th edition online. it is the oldest published lgbtq paper. the reporter has of course evolved to become the newspaper of record for this community. courageously covering the fight for gay rates, the a.i.d.s. crisis, and marriage equality. an online celebration will be online tonight starting at 6:00 p.m. congrats. for the second year in a row, google will not be putting any april fool pranks on its website today. google has confirmed that memo. it says that with so much going on in the world, and so many people still grappling with the challenges related to covid-19,

the company feels like they should, again, put a pause on any jokes. they will still continue to have fun google doodles and other surprises this year. happening today, six flags will reopen the park's roller coasters to members and season pass holders. first responders, and front line healthcare workers will get the very first rides. this as a thank you for all the work they've been doing. rides have been shut down since last march, because of the pandemic. six flags discovery kingdom has been open to guests since july for the animal world experience. the park will open to the general public on sunday. the boardwalk opens. what you need to know. >> reporter: this won't be your typical spring break on the santa cruz beach boardwalk, but come thursday, those visiting the seaside park can catch a break.

>> we're thrilled to be opening rides on april 1st, and no, it's not an april fools joke. >> reporter: on weekends only for the rest of april. park capacity will be reduced to 25% of normal. once reached, guests with ride reservations will be given priority. we visited wednesday, and met many strolling along in the warm california sun. >> it's kind of sad, because nothing's open. there's a few things here and there open, but it's a completely different experience than what i'm used to seeing. >> just the rides all being closed, and masks and stuff. >> reporter: attractions will occasionally close for cleaning and sanitizing, social distancing will play an important role for safety. under the orange tier, state divide lines limit visitations to california residents only. >> it is nice to be able to step out of the house. at little bit sad, because we can't interact with people in the same way.

>> reporter: the days of long lines on the giant dipper are a thing of the past. the best way to enjoy the boardwalk is to plan ahead, make reservations and be ready to wear masks, even while on rides. in santa cruz, abc7 news. everything is reopening. okay, that might be a stretch, but a lot of things are reopening. >> i'm ready. i want to go on a roller coaster. >> yes, we were just talking about how we like the one at the boardwalk, shaken, hold on, have a good time. >> old school. >> yes, the old school ones. >> can we scream? >> don't do too much, and ruin it for everybody. >> what do they say in japan? scream with your heart? i can do that. >> you can smile, but can you scream with your eyes?

>> do you mean smize? >> sorry. yes, i tried. >> i just want to put some respect on tyra banks. how do you scream with your eye? you just go like that? >> yeah, sure. >> i'm into it. >> we get it now. we can go now. >> we're good to go, all right. it's 48 in walnut creek. we look down a dry 680 into the san ramon valley. record highs expected today, except at the coast where you will be having a cooling sea breeze. clouds on the sea breeze will fill in on the coast overnight. a cooling trend will last all the way through the weekend. it will bring our temperatures back to average. your microclimates today, 86 to 88 degrees in the south bay. speaking of santa cruz, about 82 this afternoon. 83 to 87.

look for the asterisk. mid-70s along the coast. i think it will cool into the 60s, as we head into the latter parts of the afternoon. low to mid-80s downtown, and south san francisco, and sausalito. mid-70s along the north bay coast. about 85 to 88 through the north bay valleys. look at these records along the east bay shore. 85, to 87 degrees. inland, we have 87 to nearly 90 degrees in brentwood. here's a look at our winds blowing offshore this morning. watch around 4:00. notice they reverse, and start coming onshore. there's the cloud cover that's coming in tonight, and signaling an end to this warming trend. temperatures when we wake up tomorrow morning, low to upper 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast still going to be warm away from the coast. just no record highs tomorrow. you can see over the weekend, it's going to be morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures, and a slight chance of rain monday and tuesday. coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >> and two young sisters dropped into the u.s. over the

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it is 5:23. if jur you're just joining us, here are the five things to know. pfizer remains 91% affective six months after participants got their second doses. governor newsom is getting his shot today. he will get the one dose johnson and johnson shot in l.a. this morning. number three, for the first time since the pandemic started, six flags in vallejo will reopen the parks coasters to members and season passes today. it will open to the general public on saturday. capacity will be limited to 25%. this is video of six flags by the way. santa cruz county is in the orange tier. admission will be open to california residents only. with baseball starting, i thought i'd take a look at our

oakland 80 picture there. about 53 there with a northeast wind at 3. record highs possible again today. 70s at the coast. 80s for the rest of us. number6, mike stole my idea. i was going to show you 880 at the coliseum camera. he took my a's pitch. i'm just going to let you know that traffic is clear this morning. number 7, no more empty middle seats. delta saying that it will stop blocking the middle spot next month. this is the last hold out. the last airline to officially end that pandemic policy. in today's gma first look, we're getting an idea of what other mlb teams are doing, as far as allowing fans in on opening day. it ranges from 100% capacity, to only allowing fans who have been vaccinated, or tested negative for covid-19. here's abc news reporter, will reeve. >> take us back to the ballgame. >> it is gone. >> reporter: opening day in

major league baseball is here. all 30 teams in action thursday at ballparks across the country. the colorado rockies opening up at 42.6% capacity. the texas rangers opening at 100%, with an option for distanced seating. while the new york yankees and mets are only allowing 20%, with fans required to have proof of vaccination, or a negative covid test. in boston, the red sox allowing only 12% of capacity. >> to start the season, about 4500 fans will be allowed into fenway park. some seats will be cordoned off with zip ties. everyone will be socially distanced with masks on all game. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have everything you need to know, when you head back to the ballpark. with your gma first look, i'm will reeve, abc news, boston. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the part of the bay area, where adults are reportedly hesitant about getting the vaccine. a san francisco school board member is taking legal

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now at 5:30, california's 50 and up, now eligible to sign up for a vaccine. the lengths some are going to get an appointment. >> doses delayed. the mix up that has future shipments of johnson and johnson's vaccine on hold. play ball, today marks a major milestone for fans. they're headed back to a game for the first time in a a and we are flirting are record highs again today. mike has our spring forecast. >> i was having such a good time with this weather yesterday. i took a run.

i went to exercise at the mark. i had a margarita. >> you do >> having lived here now six years, i know to take advantage of these days. they are rare, when you can sit outside at 5:30, or 6:00, and have a little happy hour, and not be freezing. >> i'm okay with the happy hour, but all of that running and stuff you're doing. >> you've got to earn that happy hour, mike, you know this. >> you've got to put in the work before you put in the play. i know, absolutely. yes, and smart to take advantage of it. because you know within a couple of days, especially this time of the year, the sea breeze is coming back. the marine layer is coming back, and it's going to be into the 50s and 60s before you know it. and we don't have that free air conditioning as you look from the camera. we still have a light sea breeze. record highs possible again

today, except for along the coast into san francisco, where a sea breeze will develop this afternoon. the rest of us are in the mid- to upper 80s. i'll let you know when that cooler weather gets to your neighborhood, coming up in the seven-day forecast inch johnson and johnson is promising to still meet it goal of 119 million vaccine doses by the end of june, despite a major mix up. according to the "new york times," employees manufacturing and agreement used in the vaccine confused the ingredients several weeks ago. that mistake contaminated up to 15 million doses. j and j stresses, they never made it to the final area the vaccine. the mix up doesn't impact any doses that have already been shipped. however, future shipments have been delayed while the fda investigates. starting today, more people will be eligible for the covid- 19 vaccine, so anybody over the

age of 50 can now get vaccinated. however, making an appointment may still seem like a monumental effort. the lengths that people are going to receive their shots. >> so today there is a potential for 7 million more people to enter the vaccine cube. this has some going on a journey. while it's not common, people are tracking pharmacy websites and waiting for appointments to open up, even if they're hundreds of miles away, places like cvs will take anyone from anywhere. >> if they're able to go online and register, they're able to. >> i know some neighbors that are going to arizona to get theirs. >> why do they have to go to arizona? because they couldn't get it in california? >> they couldn't, i guess. and they have friends there, so it's kind of a dual trip. >> a few sites are checking to make sure people are being

truthful about where they live. a health official we spoke with in contra costa county, says they are trusting people to be honest. nearly one in four adults in the north bay say they're hesitant about getting a vaccination. this according to a survey by the bay area council. 23% of respondents say they're vaccine hesitant. that includes sonoma, napa, and marin counties. elsewhere, there are lower levels of opposition. 16% hesitant in contra costa county. you go to san francisco county, and it's very low. only 7% saying they're hesitant to get the shot. first lady jill biden is urging california farm workers to get vaccinated. yesterday on cesar chavez day, she met with leaders of the united farm board. she discussed president biden's work on overhauling immigration policy by creating fair

pathways to citizenship. >> we can, and we must find hope in each other. today, the legacy of cesar chavez lives on in so many ways. >> the first lady finished the day by hosting a vaccine drive with the united farm workers of america, and about 250 people were able to be vaccinated. happening today, president biden will convene his first cabinet meeting. that's a presidential rite of passage that will be used to promote his new infrastructure plan. the full cabinet will be assembled in the east room to allow for social distancing. the timing was deliberate. a week after the first cabinet was confirmed, and a day after biden introduced that infrastructure plan.

kamala harris and second man, doug imhof'em hof will will be in california. facing backlash for weeks now over some resurfaced 2016 tweets that some feel are racist. now she is seeking millions of dollars in damage. abc7 news reporter was at a rally where collins spoke to a crowd of supporters. >> reporter: alison collins. last week she was accused of racist tweets back in 2016. wednesday evening she fired back. >> so much of who i am, and how i am in this world has gotten lost due to this targeted smear to label me as a racist. >> reporter: in 2016, collins, who is african american, had numerous tweets directed at

asian-americans. one saying that asian-americans in her words used white supremacist thinking to assimilate and get ahead. she has since said they were taken out of context, but did not address that on wednesday, firing forward instead. >> i will un apologetically pursue equity of black, latinx and asian communities. >> reporter: in a lawsuit also filed wednesday, collins is suing the district and five board members who voted to strip her of her vice president involvement. her lawsuit questions that move, and goes on to say that it is a violation of her freedom of speech, as the tweets were made before she was voted to the board. she now seeks $87 million in damages while many spoke to support her wednesday outside the district headquarters, she was interrupted by a man yelling resign, to which the

crowd began to chant. collins lawyers are requesting that the school boaract in seven days. >> we demand to have a special immediating and restore alison to her seat. they can do what we suggested and then this lawsuit gets trashed. >> reporter: the school district has not commented on this lawsuit. the mayor and 10 of the 11 san francisco supervisors have previously called for collins to resign. in san francisco, jr stone, abc7 news. we sent this push alert on our abc7 news app, when news of that lawsuit first broke yesterday. if you want news alerts like this in the future, the app is free to download in the app store. oakland a's fans have a lot to celebrate. it's the first time fans will be allowed back in the stands since the pandemic started. matt boone live outside the coliseum, with the covid safety

precautions they have there. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. something people have been waiting a long time for, and i think they'll be willing to play along with all the different safety measures put in place. the parking lot will open 90 minutes before the game starts at 7:07. the a's hosting the houston astros. the first thing you'll notice is there's no tailgating this year. inside the stadium, they've also been working on making it as safe as possible. one of the big changes is this year there won't be any standing in line at the concession stands. now everyone will be able to order their food through an app, and have it brought to them in the stands. all transactions will be cashless. fans will be seated in socially distance pods of 2 or 4. but the goal, of course, is just to be able to have fun and enjoy a day in the ballpark. >> obviously, the energy and excitement that they bring to our players, to our sport, is just so amazing. >> reporter: if you can't get in for opening day, the a's are

about to have a seven home game stretch in a row. they're going to face the dodgers coming up too. the plan now is to have a full season with 162 games compared to the stunted 60 game season last year. and the giants will also be playing tonight, although they're not going to be on their home turf. they're going to be up in seattle. their home opener won't be until next week. reporting live this morning in oakland, matt boone, abc7 news. price hikes on staple household products are going to start costing us more. and a dolphin super pod. the amazing sight off the coast. first, we get a check on the weather with mike nicco. we start with clear conditions along the east bay shore. look at that. 49 in fremont. 48 in castro valley. everyone else from 51 in union city, to 57 degrees in alameda.

that's a good start. we're a little cooler up in the north bay. 43 to 49. we've got upper 40s, to mid-50s in the east bay valleys. along the peninsula, same thing. upper 40s, to low 50s. low 50s down in the south bay. and 63 right now in pacifica. 55 as we look from the exploretory camera here, looking back towards the financial district under nearly calm and cloudness sky in san francisco. by the time we get to noon, we're nearing 70 at the coast, and we'll have a mid- to upper 70s elsewhere. notice the temperature drops this afternoon as a local sea breeze develops. the rest of us will be dealing with record high temperatures. then we fall back into the mid- 70s by 7:00, while we're in the 50s already at the coast. here's a look at san jose, where it's clear and 51. calm conditions. plenty of tree pollen out there today, and all the way through the weekend. the uv index is going to be high also. give you an idea of what to expect in oakland. a typical april, we start with a high of 65, and a low of 50.

when we hit 86 today, that's pretty high compared to where we normally are this time of year. rainfall? we should get nearly an inch and a half. the way the rain season is going, we'll probably get half of that, maybe even less, which is unfortunate. let's find out what's going on. good morning, everybody. we are starting here with a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is starting to pick up towards the peninsula. really, this has been, i'd say the clearest commute we've seen all week. we really have no major blocking issues coming in right now, or crashes to report there. live look at the golden gate bridge. very clear as well. the only thing that has picked up, really is the commute coming out of tracy where you see that slow down. some of the speeds are tracking around 21 miles per hour. also if you ride the bus or light rail in the south bay, you'll need to start paying again. the collection on routes resumes today. the declining covid cases and

an increase in vaccinations means they can start boarding buses through the front door again. you'll still need to wear a mask and socially distance yourself from others. they began boarding through the backdoors of the buses to protect transit operators. we'll be right back.

u.s. border patrol have rescued two young sisters who were tossed over the wall at

the southern border. it was captured on a border patrol camera. a man is handed a child, who he dangles across the 14-foot wall, he drops her onto the american side, and does the same with the second girl. agents rushed in to help them. >> we told them not to be scared. that we're going to take care of them, and very soon, hopefully we put them together with their mom in the united states. that's the key. there is a relative in the united states, and it's the mother, and the contact has already been made with her. >> agents believe this is the work of human smugglers who charge thousands of dollars to get migrants across the border. the border patrol is on track to encounter more than 2 million people at the southern border by october. new this morning, minutes ago, the latest weekly unemployment report. 719,000 new claims were filed last week. an unexpected increase of

61,000 from the prior week. economist estimates were 675,000. continues claiming were down to just 3.8 million. about 76,000 lower than the preceding week. the march jobs report will be released tomorrow morning, even though the wall street is closed for good friday. we'll see how the markets react to this announcement when the markets open in about 45 minutes. north bay families in need were treatedto an easter holiday. there were so many donations of toys and candy, the baskets overflowed out of the warehouse. families were hoping for a more cheerful holiday one year after the beginning of the pandemic. >> it helps us be a little more happy. life here was very difficult, i think for everybody. >> restaurants were also preparing for the easter brunch rush, and outdoor dining. county officials want to remind people to celebrate responsibly, and avoid large indoor gatherings.

the prices for some brands of toilet paper and diapers could soon be going up. kimberly clark manufactures scott toilet paper, hugies, pullups, and several other staples. the increases will be in the single digits. you can expect to see those higher prices starting in june. take a moment and look at this video. whale watchers were in for a big surprise when they encountered an amazing spectacle off the coast of southern california. oh, my goodness. this is so beautiful. this is a super pod of dolphins. and they were along the coast of dana point, which is between l.a. and san francisco. so what you're seeing is called a dolphin stampede. that's when the dolphins swim so fast the water appears to be white. a super pod can actually contain thousands of dolphins.

>> i love dolphins. >> i wanted to see more of that. very soothing. >> they are. they're so streamlined and smooth, and smart. i'll take video of me swimming later today, and we'll see how it compares. 59 degrees from warmth, it's day two in our final day of pushing record high temperatures. marine layer clouds and the cooler weather, it rolls in tonight, and it just keeps going through the weekend. we're hoping, that's what it's come to now, we're hoping for rain for monday and tuesday. it's our only chance. i'll show you that in the next weather. we're going to focus on the heat right now. we have 86 to 88. san jose, 88 record high. redwood city, 87. mid-70s along the coast, but it's like lie your going to

cool during the afternoon hours, as the sea breeze hits you around 3:30, 4:00, maybe even up to 5:00, depending on where you are. low to mid-80s downtown in in i south san francisco. 87 in napa. 86 in oakland. our best bet along with 87 in hayward. if you're going to the game tonight, it will start off at 73, that sea breeze will dropping down to 61 degrees over at the coliseum. here's a look at the winds blowing offshore. watch this as we head to 4:00, they start blowing onshore. it's going to take you down into the 60s tomorro, while the rest of us are still warmer than average. 70 to 80. just no records. pretty average and dry for weekend. our coolest and breeziest conditions, monday and tuesday. bitcoin buyer. who will be sitting in an a

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least one dose of the vaccine by may 1st. that's giving delta the confidence to sell flights at full capacity. here's a look at one of our medium range models. and neither of them agree on what's going to happen next week. let me put this into motion and what you're going to see are just an area of low pressure spinning off the coast. that could possibly throw a few showers our way. if we receive anything out of this, it will be very light. less than a tenth of an inch of rain. as far as what we normally get in san francisco in april is about 1.46 inches. we warm from 64, and 49, to 65 and 51. so not much warmer there. we see a bigger jump in temperatures down in san jose from 69 to 73, and 48 to 51, with a little over an inch of rain in a normal april. back to you. >> thank you, mike. new at 6:00, one bay area school district is bringing elementary students back to the

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fans again. it's been over a year. >> fans can return to the stands on baseball's opening day. we're live at the coliseum with the excitementment. there's a lot to be happy about on this thursday, april 1st. one of the things is the weather unless you don't like it closer to behind you than 80. then you won't be happy. >> we'll try to bring something to everybody to make them happy. closer you are to the coast, the cooer you are today. the sea breeze will get here late this afternoon. bay and inland neighborhoods, we're going to live in another day of historic warmth. it's possible. live doppler 7 is quiet. the marine layer is 160 miles off the shore. that's going to get closer through the day. right now, we're looking at the slight offshore breeze and clear conditions. here's a look at your record highs. look for the asterisk. upper mid 7 0s to low 80s. rest of us mid to up