across america, baseball fans pumped up for opening day. >> let's go! >> from yankee stadium in new york to wrigley field in chicago to coors field in denver. opening their doors for the first time in over a year. a hit of hope during the pandemic. home sweet home. that's "nightline" for this evening. watch our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, am

fremont police shot and killed a man tonight outside a hyatt hotel. it's the second shooting want it officers have been involved in in the past eight days. police say the man was armed. >> amanda was explains how officers were involved. >> shots fired. >> reporter: two fremont police detectives shot and killed a man and say he was armed with a gun in the parking lot of this hyatt place thursday. he had a number of outstanding felony warrants and was being surveilled. detectives tried to make contact. when he didn't comply, they deployed a police dog. >> two detectives fired their service weapon at the suspect. >> reporter: she noticed more

than a handful of what she described as unmarked cars parked at the hyatt place early afternoon. >> i saw as i was going to see what was going on. >> reporter: the suspect died on-scene. fremont pd didn't give specifics about the suspect or the types of crimes only saying he was well known to the department. thursday was the second deadly shooting involving fremont police in just eight days. >> very concerned that we have individuals in our society that want to take on and kill a police officer. >> reporter: more information may be available in several days. >> and we sent this first alert when news of the shooting broke this evening.

let's move to the latest on the coronavirus. california's test positivity rate remains below 2%. officials in santa clara county are concerned about the rise in variants in the commune. including one with two mutations which was first discovered in india. the state updated its travel advisory today. removing the rchlgz that you not travel more than 120 miles from home. nonessential travel is still discouraged. now anyone 50 years of age or older can make an appointment to get vaccinated. governor newsom got his vaccination today. eye lived the single-dose, he received the single-dose johnson & johnson vaccine. >> we have to be mindful, this disease is not going away. it's

not disappeared. it's virlen. we remove that vigilance, then this thing could blowup quickly. >> the governor says more than 18 million doses have been administered in california. a new mass vaccination site and ready to start vaccinations in east palo alto. city officials are calling it a life-changer. the city has the lowest vaccination rate in san mateo county at 27%. no appointment is necessary. elcamino health and linkedin are expanding the number of sites available in sunnyvale. it is located on the west mall. the site could deliver as many as 3,000 shots a day. if you have vaccine questions

, you can contact the abc seven vaccine team. you'll find the latest headlines and the rules about those eligible for a shot. in the east bay, one of the biggest public events in the bay area since the pandemic began. the a's had their opening day but unfortunately lost to the houston astros. fan his to abide by covid restrictions and that became a big frustration for some. >> reporter: oakland a's fans red-hot at the coliseum thursday night. many were unable to buy food or drinks from their phone. the cashless system is a current california requirement to try and limit lines. the mlb ball park app didn't work in oakland for many. >> i just want some beer. >> when i checked my bank, they

took the $24.52 out of my bank account but they don't have an order for me. >> reporter: while tailgating is not allowed during the pandemic, cars were able to enter 90 minutes early. you can see that folks took their time going inside. >> we are drinking diet pepsi as far as you know. >> reporter: as for inside the coliseum, part of the safety plan for a stadium. it sat more than 10,000 thursday night. groups or pods of two, three, or four scattered here and there. >> i think because on the outside, it makes it a little better. >> reporter: ron says he feels comfortable and prepared. >> a concern? well, no. >> reporter: so many happy for a

sense of normalcy. except these who come hungry or thirsty. >> i'm frustrated. >> they tweeted this tonight in response to the concession problem. "so sorry. we're extremely limited with the covid protocols. fans can bring their own food to the ball park." >> the app was developed by mlb. it's still unclear why it wasn't working. the giants opened up their season in seattle tonight. they blew the lead in the top of the 9th and left boy one to the mariners. the home opener is a week from tomorrow. reaction from fans was mixed. >> i don't think it's fair. i

think it's just kinda discriminator? >> i'm already fully vaccinated. so i kinda like that idea. beginning to look a little more like normal once again. six flags, vallejo, and the santa cruz boardwalk turned on the fun again. after its longest closure in 114 year, the santa cruz beach boardwalk is back open. >> it was so amazing. >> it was really fun. >> reporter: the pirate ship, rock and roll. this family was the first to ride the wooden roller coaster today. >> super fun. >> reporter: there is a 25% limit on the rides per

guidelines. social distancing is encouraged. online tickets and reservations are highly recommend but not required. and of course a mask is mandatory. >> it's just fun. it feels good to be back. >> reporter: at six flags in vallejo, we found safety measures. the park has a thermal imaging tunnel to check temperatures on arrival. and sanitizing stations are everywhere. and like the boardwalk there, is a limit to how many people can be on a ride. nice to see. as we continue here tonight, an oakland family is trying to recover after robbers broke into their home while they were inside. you'll hear from a seven-year-old girl and their mother about the ordeal they survived. also a store catering to lgbtq supporters is closing its storefront. what's next for the historic office.

>> more coverage of baseball's opening night. >> after two day of summer-like heat, cooling relief is on the way. >> a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

a young girl still scared, and her parents' life savings gone after multiple men tied them up and ransacked their home. the family is now pressing police to solve their case. one of their asailants told them why he was robbing them.

>> i'm scared they're gonna come back though. and i don't want them to come back. >> reporter: amy can no longer sleep after four men broeblg into their her parents' oakland home thursday night. >> they said if you do anything. he came through with a black mask and had a gun in his hand. >> reporter: the robbers tied them up. >> reporter: and forced amy on her blanket as they ransacked the home taking everything. >> they tried to pull out this one. >> reporter: and much of the family's life savings. >> i just pray to god that nothing harm to us. >> reporter: this happened at a home when asian-americans in the bay area and around the country are feeling targeted.

at least three families along her street have been robbed or attacked in recent months. the only thing that kept her from breaking down was what one asailant whispered. >> don't worry. we're not gonna kill you or rape you. we came here for money. covid-19, we have no job, no money. >> it's almost like he apologized. >> yeah, that's what i feel. i feel better. at least he have a human heart. >> reporter: as the family deals with the monument task to free their home and lives back together, a message to locker room. pay attention to asian-american victims. >> please don't come back here. you already got what you want. just leave us alone. >> i just want themob nic them to be nice and not rob

people. san francisco is losing its focus on raising money for the nation's largest lgbtq civil rights organization. the human rights campaign store is closing this month. it is rich with history. located in the space that was once the headquarters for harvey milk. hrc says their landlord would not renew their lease. and they've faced challenges due to covid-19. in the mountains today, the state department of water resources conducted a snow survey. usually the april snow measurement is higher. this time it's just 9% of average. there are concerns about the drought

which is already significant. this map covers more than 99% of the state. some rare butterflies have been spotted around san francisco this week. the zoo released these images taken tuesday of two swallowtail butterflies. they were seen flying around the zoo's butterfly garden and laying egg eggs. naturalists have reintroduced the butterflies' native food. >> they're gorgeous. a nice look outside. we need that rain. >> we surely do. looking at the updates on the weather radar and the forecast animation, i can't find any rain in sight for the next seven days. we did have some heat today though. for the second day in a row.

two record highs. 85 degrees at san jose. and it was really warm just about everywhere. high temperatures generally in the mid to upper 80s. now we're cooling down. an onshore flow has developed. 61 degrees in san francisco. 55 in oakland. 62 in san jose. 67 morgan hill. and 45 at half moon bay. and from emeriville, this is along the bay bridge. other temperature readings 52 in santa rosa, napa 55. concord is our warmest spot at 53. livermore, 61 degrees. there'll be fog developing near the coast and bay overnight. is that continuing through the weekend. the weekend will remain dry and relatively mild. certainly not as warm as we've seen in the last couple of days.

here's our forecast animation overnight. we'll finally see that along the coastline or a patch or two move out over the bay. it'll linger along the coastline for much of the day tomorrow. sunny skies over the bay and inland. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s and highs tomorrow will range from only low 60s to low and mid-70s around the shoreline. upper 70s to low 80s tomorrow. monday morning, notice that monday, tuesday, and tuesday we'll see weak impulses approaching the bay area. rain or threatening rain. but it doesn't appear at the moment that any rain is going to fall in any significant -- woops. and i think my an meg just went away. no significant totals of rain will fall in the bay area next week. let's get to

the seven-day forecast. there it is. over the weekend, dry and mild for easter weekend. and milder monday and today by a couple degrees. an increase in the winds. by midweek next week, we can expect an increase in clouds. another cool-down. those clouds don't look like they are going to contain much rainfall at the moment. i'll keep watching and hoping. the museum is celebrating the history of

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the san jose museum of quilts and textiles is showing off a new acquisition for opening day. it dates back to the 1930s and was likely used as a fundraiser for a women's

baseball team. 19 hexagonal pieces are embroidered. much is still unknown about the quilt's origin. in san jose the children's discovery museum is ready to open its purple building for the first time in more than a year. the outdoor backyard has been open for a couple of months. now the indoor course will be open tomorrow. reservations are required. and there will be two play sessions each friday, saturday and sunday. >> it's nice to see things beginning to reopen. although we still have to be very careful and do it appropriately.

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good evening. baseball is back. so are the fans. first pro sporting even with fans in the bay area. more than a year. two great catches. josc at the top of the fifth. loving it. alvarez going the opposite way. the astros take a 3-0 lead.

return of the jed. but he strikes out in the seventh. ending a threat. and they keep adding on. michael brantley. he onliers. final of 8-1. giants opening in seattle, welcome back. buster posey. this is his third opening is hi home. kevin dawson. and the bullpen just implode implodes. top nine, dickerson launching. a game-tying homer. going to extras. tied at seven. bottom ten, josc alvarez walks three straight batters. it ends with a walk-off walk. 8-7 seattle the final. the nba. warriors in miami.

somebody tell steph to stop taking charges. sore tailbone again, he's in agony. gutting through it. steph with a game high 36 despite being in obvious pain. shooter. better get out on him. dubs down ten midway through the fourth quarter. on the next possession, andrew iguodala who will do this occasional. the dagger three. jimmy butler adding 22 for the heat. the warriors lose their first of a tough three-game roady. 49ers tight end, george kittle, posted this today. wearing a jaguars uniform. thanking the 49ers faithful like he's leaving. what day this is? april fool's day. not amused. niners general manager john lynch tweeted "not funny george." he was fine. don't worry about that.

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that's a wrap on the night. thank you so much for watching. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. enjoy the rest of your evening. recovering.

united is starting to hire pilots again. they will hire 300 pilots who previously had job offers or whose start dates were canceled because of the pandemic. now to hawaii and a guy who says the pandemic was a blessing in disguise. >> he became a first-time biological father at age 75. he and his wife welcomed little benjamin into the world. he has adopted children, but benjamin is his first biological child. >> i love babies, and it was an experience i hadn't had. in the end, what is life all about? >> he co-owns a restaurant, is a part-time manager for rock star alice cooper, but his full time job now is being a dad. they are thinking about trying to have another baby. he said to explain further, we did in-vitro so that we have a girl in the freezer so to speak. we're thinking about bringing that to life. some families are unconventional, so to speak. >> sure.

>> look how happy they are. > that baby looks like it's being loved. if they have another girl, congratulations to them. whatever works. >> and then you start doing the math. about the time baby graduates high school. college. >> listen, this life is not guaranteed for any of us, even in your 20s. >> very true. coming up, our brand-new friday polka, plus the house that sold for twice its asking price. first pope francis kicks off three of the busiest days on the christian calendar. and could a pharaoh's curse be to blame for the recent traffic jam in the suez canal? you're watching "world news now". be to blame for the recent