use deadly force, the second shooting by officers there in eight days. what we are learning about this latest incident? make a new step in the covid vaccine clinical trials, johnson & johnson now testing it shot on teens. we are on vaccine watch, the push underway to help one of the bay area's most vulnerable communities fight the virus. at morning, it is friday april 2nd. if you enjoyed the really warm weather we got off couple of days, that changes now. hi, lisa. >> yes, i am here and i am ringing in cooler weather unfortunately. it was a littlea littlea littlee i think dear 90, little warm out there. as we bring in the low clouds and fog, that is the source of the cooler link. good morning in lafayette. in north bay coming we are in the upper 30s. nevada with 50. compared to 24 hours ago, cooling underway, 45 degrees cooler from the peninsula to the city with 3 degrees cooler in hayward. stepping out, he may need the jacket with numbers in the 50s by about 9:00. 70s noontime, and bybybybybyby

degrees cooling for most of you. more details in a few minutes. lisa, thank you. for the second time in eight days, fremont police shot and killed someone. this latest incident happened last night. police detective say a man was armed with a gun in the parking lot of a hyatt place hotel. they say the man had outstanding felony warrants and was being watched by the departments gun violence reduction team. when detectives tried to take the man into custody, he refused to comply. detectives say they deployed a police dog. that is when the suspect pulled out a gun and officers opened fire. >> once i saw the unmarked car going that direction with the siren, i said oh my god, what's going on? as i was going to see what was going on, that is where he saw the gunshots. >> the suspect died at the scene. fremont pd not sharing the specifics about the suspect or the types of crimes he may be have been involved in. alameda county da will invoke investigate the shooting.the sh.

if you would like updates on the story or breaking news alerts in the future, you can download the app in the app store. to the latest on the corners, california test positivity rate remains below 2%, but officials in santa clara county are concerned about the rise in variance in the community, including one with two mutations, which was first discovered in india. the state updated the travel advisory, removing the recommendation that you not travel more than 120 miles away from home. nonessential travel out-of- state is still discouraged. california has extended vaccine eligibility to anyone 50 end up. we expect all adults to be eligible on april 15th. new this morning, johnson & johnson now testing the covid- 19 vaccine on teens. the company announced announced local trials to include kids ages 12 to 17. that'll initially start with a small group of 16 to 17-year- olds. after j&j reviews the data, it's expected to expand the trial to 12 to 15-year-olds. moderna and pfizer also testing vaccines on kids. just this week, pfizer announced data shows it's vaccine is safe for kids as

young as 12. the fda has not yet authorized it use for anyone under 16. happening today, a new permanent vaccination site opening in east palo alto. they've been hit hard by covid- 19 and underserved in the vaccine rollout. abc7 news news reporter matt boone is at the middle school where the parking lot has been converted to help at the clinic underway. >> reporter: good morning, jobina. yeah, when you look at the numbers, that's why this site really needs to get up and running. according to the county, only 27% of eligible adults in east palo alto have received at least one dose right now. that is compared to about 45% of adults in san mateo county on average. the site here, as you mentioned, at cesar chavez middle school, it'll take over the parking lot, and it will have the johnson & johnson vaccine, which requires only one dose, forgoing the need to make follow-up appointments. is also the first in the county

that moves eligibility to those 18 and older. however, you must be a resident of east palo alto or neighboring belhaven. that he officials say it is designed specifically for people without access to health insurance, including undocumented immigrants. east palo alto city councilmembers antonio lopez and councilmember regina wallace jones will be out here later this afternoon, or morning rather, to open the site and as you mentioned, they plan on making this a permanent site out here, at least until that vaccination rate improves. reporting live this morning, east palo alto, abc7 news. san francisco's mobile vaccination unit will start vaccinating people a senior living facilities in chinatown come part of an effort to bring vaccine resources to neighborhoods that have been disproportionately impacted by covid-19. the mobile vaccination unit will be back next friday to continue giving shots to seniors in chinatown. 53-year-old governor gavin newsom is now vaccinated. he said he would wait his turn,

and he did. the governor received the single-dose johnson & johnson vaccine, and he got it from state health and human services secretary dr. mark allie. >> we have to be mindful, this disease is not going away. it is not disappearing. it is as deadly as it's ever been. we remove that vigilance. we don't continue to vaccinate, and this thing could blow up quickly. >> the governor says more than 18 million doses have been administered in california so far. if you have vaccine questions, you can contact the abc7 news team, go to abc7news.com/vaccine . you will also find the latest headlines and a look at who is eligible for a shot. phase take on the astros again tonight at the oakland coliseum, still hoping to get their first win after the season opener last night, and they dropped that ball 8-1. last night, fans were happy for a sense of normalcy though, but there were some glitches on opening night. many fans were unable to buy food or drinks from their phone. the cashless order first system

is occurring, to try to limit lines. the mlb ballpark app didn't work at the coliseum for people. >> how do i do this? >> i just want some beer. >> when they checked my bank, they took the 24 $52 out of my bank account but they don't have in order for me. >> in the stands, pod seeding as part of the safety portal plan at the stadium. is that more than 10,000 people last night, the ties were used to section off areas with groups or pods of two, three, and four scattered in sections around the stadium. a's president tweeted in response to one of the many fans that messaged him about the concessions problem he wrote, quote, so sorry about your experience. mobile ordering system is simply not capable of this volume. we will do what we can to add. remember, you are allowed to bring in food,". they developed the food ordering app. it's so unclear exactly why it wasn't working.

as for the giants, they take on the mariners tonight. giants also lost their opening day game. the team returns to san francisco for their home opener in one week. about 9000 fans will be allowed at oracle park. anyone 12 end up has to show proof of total vaccination or a negative covid test. in reaction to the policy, it is mixed. >> i don't think that's fair. i think it's kind of discriminatory. >> i'm already fully vaccinated, so i kind of like that idea. >> the team is partnering with dignity health to provide fans with access to a test at a go health urgent care center location. marilyn munro tribute in the making, stirs up some controversy. weippe palm springs is hitting pause on the project before it gets off the ground. in set a change for the moderna vexing what they need to know to get the most out of

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a shallow marine layer has returned and we are looking at the source of our cooling. the onshore flow bringing numbers down today. we will still be above average though in some parts of the bay. can you check out the camera there? 6:52 is the official sunrise, 49 in san francisco, 50 in oakland, 51 in san jose with 48 in half moon bay. we've got fog in santa rosa, also fog at half the tower cam or numbers are in the upper 30s from novato to low 40s in santa rosa and napa. looking at about 50 in concord. still some warmth from yesterday, but we will be looking at the changes beginning today with a cooler pattern, than average temperatures for the weekend. saturday, numbers are coming down and linda to just near 70. then by sunday, uniform 60s and 70s taking us through early next week. 65 downtown, 80 in livermore

today. and we have a problem right now, if you're heading out toward the karelia junction, coming out of napa, there is an accident blocking the connector ramp, eastbound 12 12 found av. they shuts down at this point, because of the crash. right now, a lot of folks are heading on to red top road as an alternate, but that is causing delays there. as you continue on eastbound 80, it's still in effect through the dixon area, but i think that one will clear. this is due to an earlier overturned crash. we will keep you posted on that. in the south bay, it has been quiet. here's a look at 101, and headlights moving northbound on 101. across your screen, going from left to right, there was a stall reported near the alameda, blocking a lane. 101 in san rafael, looking good. southbound traffic on the hand side. looks good toward the golden gate bridge. it is starting to get crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza.

we will check that out on my next report, reggie? components have successfully delayed the installation of a 20 foot tall statue of marilyn monroe in southern california. is the return for the statue albeit in a new location. now it's supposed to go up near the entrance of the palm springs art museum. that has touched off a lot of debate among the friends of the museum group. >> they've been showing some pictures of how you might come out of the museum and just be looking at her but. is just not right. >> this is the part she played in the seven year itch. i mean, compared to what the kids see on television today, i don't see anything wrong with the statue. >> a judge is now going to weigh in with a decision a week from today on where that statue is going to be located. >> that second lady wasn't wrong. if you watch the it's up, then it's up. >> than its

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at least 40 people are dead, dozens are hurt after a high-speed train crashed into a driverless truck in eastern taiwan. the collision caused the train to partially derail inside a tunnel. nearly 400 people were on board. survivors had to climb out of windows from each carriage, then walked to safety on the roof of the train. and officials of the truck slid from a construction site on the hillside above onto the tracks

below. the crash is taiwan's deadliest railway disaster. it coincided with the big meaning of a long holiday weekend, where they were hopping on the extensive rail network to vacation and other cities. the head of california school systems says the result of a new pfizer study could have a major impact for getting kids back into the classroom. >> i just think this is a game changer, and i think a great opportunity for the reopening of our schools for in-person instruction. >> a pfizer trialpfizer trialpfl covid vaccine was 100% effective in kids 12 to 15 years old. the company says, it plans to submit its data to the fda within weeks. the superintendent tony thurman said we will see and still need to find out if parents are willing to have their kids vaccinated. how long will the vaccines protect us from virus? that is a question we put two a member of our abc7 news vaccine team.

>> it's important for people to now, if you get vaccinated right now, you are going to have a strong level of protection six months later. it is probably going to be a lot longer than that. that's really important for us to know as we head into summer, fall, winter, and variance are trying to come after us. >> contacted contacted contacte vaccine team, go to abc7news.com/vaccine. you'll also find the latest headlines in the rules about who is eligible for a shot right now. again, that is all on abc7news.com/vaccine. this weekend, oakland will try to control the crowds and traffic around lake merritt. this comes after a fire sunday night at a youth arts and science building. neighbors complained to the city council earlier this week, blaming double parked cars for blocking access to emergency vehicles. they say dozens of vendors have been opening up without permits on weekends, drawing large crowds who play loud music and learn the area with trash. this weekend, parking will be strictly enforced, vendors will be told where they can park.

the city council is scheduled to vote on providing funding for ambassador pilot program on april 12 @. >> i have my easter colors on, ready for the story. crunching online data to come out of every state for their favorite easter candy. you might be a little surprised by what californians enjoy. it turns out caramel eggs are the treatment of choice for california. the filled chocolate treats beat out other favorites like peeps, chocolate bunnies, starburst, jellybeans that are beloved in the midwest. they looked through google search trends and identified which treat was being googled the most. some other revelations here, 14 states preferred the good old- fashioned savory boiled egg to candy. peeps was the preferred choice for a states, idaho was the top state where people like peeps. lisa likes the bougiethe over here. >> which we have now been informed after some extensive research by executive producer is sold out, with the call again, lisa? >> all i got lucky. bordeaux.

bordeaux eggs, at sea's. giving sees a plug. >> bordeaux like the wind? >> yes. so now i've interest. you are hard to please, reggie. kindly to see if you like it. good morning, everybody. it's not like peeps, i guarantee you that. live doppler seven, the low clouds and the fog have cozied up against the shoreline. you see a little bit of it there in the distance, 49 in san francisco, 50 in oakland, good morning to you mountain view. kind of a milder morning for you, but look at the fog from the tower camera, it is back. and the onshore flow with that sea breeze cooling the coast down, the bay and the inland valleys, quarter-mile visibility in santa rosa, 39 in novato, concord, you are still in and around 50 degrees. looking at the cooling trend, fog and around the bay, 10 degrees cooler inland, 3 to 5 around the bay. than the cooling trend gets

more pronounced tomorrow inland. looking at average temperatures for the easter weekend. let's start in the south bay, where he will have sunshine, maybe a few clouds around, 70 in santa clara, 75 in milpitas, along the peninsula. afternoon sea breeze at about 20 miles per hour, bringing down to the low 70s in san mateo. san bruno in the mid and upper 60s, looking at 65 downtown. we will call it partly cloudy. that's about 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. and the cooldown here, maybe 15 degrees cooler from 77 santa rosa, 79 in vallejo. on the east bay, we will see mid-70s for the union city to castro valley. oakland checking in at 70 2j. you had inland, we will see about 80 in walnut creek. still well above average here, but no 90s in the forecast today. you won't be sweating it out, but we will bring the numbers all brown back down near average as we get into saturday. we have been teasing with the perhaps rain in the extended outlook. it stays offshore, cut off low not getting anywhere near california. we are in the middle of next week.

once again, not looking that promising. the accuweather 70 four cast, inland cooling for your saturday. easter looks dry, and mild with very little change as we get into the rest of the weekend and next week. >> only the milk chocolate bordeaux is sold out. we are not children. we don't eat milk chocolate. so the dark chocolate is available, but -- >> hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. >> what now? >> we eat milk chocolate down here in the studio. >> excuse me. >> yes, you need a little sweetness. i mean, i love all chocolate, obviously. but, you know. >> also, it is $30. >> lisa? >> she didn't mention that part. >> you called me >> is critical information. she is a bougie candy lover. >> so that is your morning report. good morning america is

coming up here at 7:00 on abc7. >> rob marciano has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning reggie and jobina, good to be with you on this chilly friday morning in coastal connecticut , right around the freezing mark this april 2nd. hope you had a good april fools. up on gma, testimony and day four of derek chauvin trial. floyd's girlfriend taking the stand, emotionally opening up about the couples struggle with opioids. this morning, we have an extensive interview with the first witness from the trial to speak publicly. the teen cashier who worked at cub foods, his message for derek chauvin this morning. also the latest in the fight against the pandemic, and new concerns heading into the holiday weekend. that i was variance spreading throughout the country as the race to vaccinate ramps up. plus, the falcon, winter soldier star, emily van camp joins us on the heels of the brand-new episode and pop superstar demi lovato dropping a new album overnight. she is going to bring us a very

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good morning to you, check it out. you know what's happening today. when you see this, the low clouds, the fog, the stratus, almost covering all of the city here. you can see in the distance there, we do have a little bit of clearing. so we are looking at the fog and the low clouds, closer to the shoreline. that is going to bring cooling for everyone today.

the team is making its 14th final four appearance in school history. they face south carolina, the number one seed from the hemisphere regional at the mahnomen san antonio. you can watch the game on our sister network on espn, at pm. in san jose, the children's discovery museum is ready to

open its purple building for the first time in more than a year and it's our chance to show discovery duck, who got a bath for the occasion, note the purple mask also covering nose. the outdoor bills backyard has already been open for several months and now the indoor portion of the museum will be open tomorrow. reservations are required and there will be two play sessions each friday, saturday, sunday. >> if the duct can do it. >> there we go. >> you can do it too. >> we all can. >> although it does have a prominent bill, so it keeps that mask up. >> the slippage, yeah. next at 6:30, new variants of covid-19 in the bay area, the warning ahead of the holiday weekend. getting the most out of each moderna vaccine, the two new changes that will allow for more doses. plus an hour of terror, a family held at gunpoint, their home ransacked and their life savings, now gone.

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building a better bay area for as late safe and future. this is abc7 news. >> now at six:30, a story of terror as attacks on asian americans continue. why they are sharing their story. concern about virus variance as more cases are found in the bay area. the warning from local health officials ahead of easter weekend. can vaccinated people still spread covid? why the cdc is saying this morning to clarify comments it's director just made about that much debated question. >> at morning, everybody. it is friday, april 2nd. we made it to the end of the week. it is not going to be as hot out there. sorry, folks. it was a little warm for march.

you'll notice that we are looking at the low clouds, the stratus and temperatures have come down. this morning around the bay, due to that onshore flow, and with the low clouds and fog here, we are going to get partial clearing at the coast. so looking at partly sunny day, say in half moon bay and pacifica. with numbers just near 60 degrees. right now, it is 40 in santa rosa with the fog, 51 by the delta, 47 in livermore. compared to 24 hours ago, we are beginning to see the changes here from about 2 to 5 degrees with cooler numbers to start out. the fog up in the north bay, five mile visibility. let's take you through the morning with temperatures in the 50s. 9:00, sunny skies, clouds lingering at the coast. by 2:00 them in the mid and upper 70s. those yellows and oranges indicate the warmer weather. still above average, not as warm. we will talk about everyone coming down to average as we begin the weekend.

>> lisa, thank you. don't eat inside at a restaurant, don't travel, declares health officer has a list of don'ts for you this morning. she says the tier level may be orange, but she is seeing red flags. the warning comes as more vaccination sites are opening across the bay area, and abc seven news reporter matt boone is live at one of them in east palo alto. good morning, matt. >> reporter:, good morning, reggie. santa clara county health officials say they are seeing a concerning rise in the number of variance in the area, which could erode some of the progress that the community has made in this process. it's hard to know for sure how many variants are out there, because genomic testing in the u.s. is very limited, but from the sample they have been receiving recently, santa clara county health officials say the proportion linked to the more transmissible variance is climbing. in fact, every variant identified by the cdc from the uk, south africa, brazil, and our own california variant has now been detected in santa

clara county. even though more things are opening back up, as the tears change, health officer sara cody says, just because it's legal to do something doesn't mean you should. >> keep wearing your mask, delay your travel. don't indoor dying, don't go to indoor bars. don't host an indoor gathering at your home. even if it is allowed under the state rules, don't do it. it is not safe, not yet. >> reporter: of course, the big difference from the last winter surge is that we do have the vaccine. though with the santa clara county regulation of 2 million people, only about 37% of the population has been vaccinated so far. that is according to the county's website. though they say that number could be underreported. now here in east palo alto over the sanitary line in san mateo county, that number is also quite low here. it's only 27% in east palo

alto. so they are opening up this new site here at cesar chavez middle school with the johnson & johnson vaccine, hoping to get that number up quickly. reporting live in east palo alto, matt boone, abc7 news. thank you, matt. the race to: vaccinate for covid-19. reaching 5000 admissions a day, meanwhile, the u.s. continues to see more variance spread. michigan is now reporting the first confirmed case of the brazilian variant. the state is also seeing a sharp rise in hospitalizations. dr. anthony fauci says, the state opened up too soon. >> the results, i think of being manifested in what you are seeing in michigan. >> as for the vaccine, pfizer said the vaccine is still highly effective, after six months. it also appears to work against the south african variant. meanwhile, johnson & johnson says, they will still deliver 100 million doses by the end of may, even after the setback in manufacturing, where 15 million future doses were ruined.

the cdc now says it is unclear whether vaccinated people can spread the virus. in an interview earlier this week, dr. rochelle walensky, the center director, suggested people who are vaccinated never become infected or transmit the virus to others. but now in a reversal, cdc officials say that wilensky was speaking broadly and it is still possible for fully vaccinated people to get covid- 19. however, it is unclear whether they can spread it to others. new this morning, the fda has authorized two changes to madonnas moderna's covid-19 vaccinations. they can safely extract up to 11 doses from the additional 10 dose vials. they could contain up to 15 doses each. those changes will be added to instructions for healthcare workers. the dosing updates should help increase supplies and speed up vaccinations, as the u.s. nears 100 million inoculations. modernity moderna plans to

ship those vials in the coming weeks. el camino health and linkedin are joining forces to expand the number of vaccines delivered in sunnyvale. is located inside an unused building on the linkedin campus, located on westmont avenue. as soon as the supply or vaccine supply improves, linkedin said the site could deliver as many as 3000 shots a day. san francisco mayor london extended to anyone 50 and older and those eligible giving them a shot. >> i know that i'm smiling right now. it has everything to do with the fact that all of what we have done, and everything we have talked about in the past, in terms of where we need to get to, we are finally getting there. >> she says san francisco's rate of vaccination tops federal and state averages. 82% of residents age 65 and older have received at least one dose of the vaccine, and 62% have been fully vaccinated overall. at least 45% of all san franciscans have received their

first dose. ♪ >> jazzy. in san jose, you can get vaccinated and be entertained with live music at the same time. the mexican heritage plaza has teamed up with gardner health services to provide the shots. the clinic is scheduled to be there thursdays through may 6th. the music serves a bigger purpose too as people without their observation period. >> i think it's a way to build a bridge, right? build a cultural bridge, make people feel comfortable. you know, with music, something they are used to having had for quite some time now. >> only those who are eligible can get the shot. some people are showing up as early as 4:00 am to get there is. an oakland family has a message to the robbers that tied them up and stole their life savings. it was a scary ordeal, leaving a little girl and her parents terrified. as the family told abc7 news

anchor dion lim, one of the robbers that he was doing it because the pandemic left him with no job or money. >> i am scared they are going to come back though. and i don't want them to come back. >> reporter: seven-year-old amy can no longer sleep after four men broke into her parents oakland home at about 10:30 tuesday night. >> they say, if you do anything, the first person i shoot will be your daughter. >> reporter: coming through the back window. >> he covered his face with a black mask and he had a gun in his hand. >> reporter: the robbers tied roseni and her husband up. >> they punched his mouth and his teeth were bleeding. >> reporter: enforced amy under a blanket as they ransacked the home. >> i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: taking everything from amy's brothers sneaker collection to the bengals off roseni's wrist. >> they try to pull off each one one by one. >> reporter: and much of the life families life savings. >> i pray there was no harm to us.

>> reporter: this crime happened at a time when asian americans in the bay area, and around the country, are feeling targeted. roseni says at least three families along herstory have been robbed or attacked in recent months. the only thing that kept roseni from breaking down during her ordeal was what one assailant whispered in her ear. >> okay, don't worry, we are not going to kill you or rape you . we came here for money, covid-19, right? we have no doubt, no money. this is making us doing this. >> it's almost like he apologized. >> yeah, that's why i feel good, i feel better. at least he has a human heart. >> reporter: as the family deals with the monumental task of putting their home and their lives back together, a message to law enforcement to pay attention to asian-american victims. here is their message to the robbers. >> please don't come back here again. you know? you already got what you wanted. so just leave us alone for our lives. >> i just want them to be nice and not rob people. and they can get their own

money by making a job. >> reporter: in oakland, dion lim, abc7 news. >> that is terrible. happening today, bart leaders and youth community advocates are taking a stand against sexual harassment and gender-based violence on public transportation. bart has partnered with several groups to launch the not one more girl campaign. organizers unveil posters, new resources and apologies changes at arrest press conference. will be at the bart station at 11:00 am. still to come on abc7 morning from a witness in the derek chauvin trial speaks publicly for the first time and only abc news. we have a sneak peek at that exclusive coming up on gma. from a tradition that has survived calls for social justice and even a pandemic. oscars users clueless in and what they're planning once again for hollywood's night. once again, we check in with your accuweather forecast. >> we are bringing in some cooling today, we are not going to get around average day.

that'll come tomorrow. low clouds and fog situated at the golden gate bridge. but the view from mount tam, you can see it in the different, 49 downtown, 59 in mountain view, 51 in san jose. from the future tower cam, the sales force as well, looking at a warm day inland. not anywhere near 90. 51 and fairfield right now. 50 in concord, livermore checking in at 47. you want to head to the coast? you should know it's going to be a lot cooler with only low 60s the partly sunny conditions and wind up to 20 miles an hour off of the ocean. so it's certainly going to be cool unless you go down to santa cruz at 72. hines today, cooler everywhere, but 80 is still above average for livermore. 80 in concord, 75 in fremont, so low to mid 70s oakland to union city. as we head towards 70s. that is down from the upper 80s yesterday. 65 downtown, 72 in oakland. we are looking at the clouds lingering right here at the

shoreline. looking at the next couple of days, notice numbers just in the 50s at the coast. so getting cooler saturday and sunday in the city on the peninsula with 70s today. we are going to be in the near 60 degrees range around daly city, south bay going from 80 to 70 on saturday. and lynn east bay, you're going to see numbers coming down as well. we will talk about the extended outlook, whether we can get some rain in here, and my next full weather forecast. first, francis is here. good morning to you. >> in mourning, lisa. good morning, everyone. i want to show you a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. satellite camera behind jobina, metering lights have not been turned on yet at the toll plaza. it is pretty quiet right now if you are headed to the bay bridge. but there is a hotspot developing in the cordelia junction area, eastbound 12, connecting to interstate 80. an accident has been blocking the connection ramp. so that is causing some delays. you want to avoid that area if

you can. right now, traffic is being detoured to red top road. is low in both directions. we are still keeping an eye on a major injury crash in dixon, eastbound 80, approaching dixon avenue. i'm hoping it's in the clearing stages, because we are nothing much of a delay anymore.

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for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we just got vaccinated! let's get you there. let's get to immunity. now to and abc news exclusive, we are hearing this morning from chris for martin, 19-year-old former grocery store employee who testified this week in the derek chauvin trial. he was a store clerk who sold george floyd a pack of cigarettes. and says the $20 bill floyd used was a fake. he alerted his manager about this and police were eventually

called. martin said he does not blame himself for the events that happened after that, but the guilt is still there. >> not only in my like the conceding factor, i'm kind of like the big domino that fell, and now all the small dominoes are just scattered.just scatter. >> the murder trial against the former minneapolis police officer continues today with a half-day testimony. the prosecution could soon call the minneapolis police chief to testify. you can watch the entire trial gavel to gavel on abc7 connected tv apps. it's available for amazon fire, apple tv, and android tv. now to your morning money report, markets are closed today for the good friday holiday, but the government is still releasing the latest job report. that implement rate dropped 6% last month from 6.2% in february, 916,000 nonfarm payroll jobs were added to the higher than the 650,000 that economists forecasted. starting today, stimulus checks will be heading out to more

americans as part of president biden's american rescue plan. social security recipients and other federal beneficiaries are now eligible for those payments. that includes some people with survivor or disability benefits, who didn't file a tax return the past two years. the stimulus money is expected to be received via check or direct deposit by next wednesday. new details about those limited-edition satan shoes created by doctors, and mischief. they are selling the shoes, that means they cannot be sold right now. consumers associated them with the shoes, and threatened a boycott. however, mischief says 665 pairs of the 666 pairs have already been shipped. by the way, in 2019, mischief sold jesus shoes, which included holy water. san francisco is losing a store focus on raising money for the nation's largest lgbtq the right organization. the human rights campaign store

, located in the castro is closing this month. of the store is rich with history. it's located in a space that was once the campaign headquarters for lee san francisco supervisor harvey milk. hrc says the landlord would not renew the lease, and it's also faced challenges due to covid- 19. the store has not specified a closing date. they will continue to sell merchandise online it is unclear what will happen next to the property. >> sorry to hear that. this morning, we finally have the answer to a long pressing question. did michael strayhorn actually fix his tooth gap? >> i know a lot of you are wondering, it's got to be an april fools joke. april fools. come on, man. the gap is here to stay. >> so it was all just a joke. the gma host posting this video on twitter. there was speculation that he closed the gap because, well, he created it. he made a video showing that he got it fixed, so to speak, had

a dentist. but it turns out, no. the gap stays. >> you know, as someone had braces for three years, i just didn't appreciate that. >> your teeth are beautiful. >> thank you. they moved, i didn't wear my retainer. at the whole thing. >> same here. >> see, that is a real struggle, it is triggering. >> my daughter at 27 still wears her retainer. i mean, you are supposed to wear it forever. >> on and on and on. >> wow. >> yeah, it's a whole thing. >> what a waste of money, right? sorry, mom and dad. good morning, everybody. looking at live doppler seven were low clouds and fog, bringing in an onshore flow, temperatures coming down about 5 to 10 degrees today. here is the exploratory in camera, in the upper 40s in san francisco, 15 oakland, if the one in san jose. there is fog from half moon bay

to santa rosa. order mild visibility. look here, the golden gate bridge, well shrouded in the fog. you know it's going to be cooler today. but how much cooler inland? we are not going to reach all the way inland with much cooler weather, just slightly cooler. 41 in novato, 50 in concord. coming down about 10 degrees in the warmest inland valleys, as the cooling begins today, looking at near average temperatures, as we get the weekend going saturday into easter with temperatures, very little change. in fact as we go into next week as well. that first full week of april, 75 today, look for 77 in cupertino. gone are the 80s. low 70s from san mateo, low 60s in pacifica, only partial sun here with the wind up to about 20 miles an hour. mid 60s downtown. sunny skies in north bay. numbers from 74 in san rafael, upper 70s in santa rosa, cooler in sausalito. 69, about 80 up in cloverdale. e2 in oakland with 65 or 75 i should say in union city.

reaching about 80 in concord, 79 in the san ramon valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s around the bay, still have that summerfield with the low clouds and fog. certainly cooler today, further cooling over the weekend, and then looking at the breezy, windy as we get into for the next week, and very little change with increasing clouds midweek. >> thank you, lisa. recent action sending implement benefits for more than a year to many people, because of the pandemic. when that extension starts, is causing frustration and confusion. seven on your side is trying to sort out all out. >> it sucks, my husband says. >> reporter: that is the blunt assessment from robin and her husband, desmond. their experience with the edd. robin began collecting on women in july. despite the extension, the text

stopped coming in january. >> i don't like what's going on with edd. they've been giving a runaround since january. >> reporter: jennifer also began receiving benefits in july, just like robin, her benefit stopped suddenly. they both received this notice in their mailbox thing they could be eligible for an additional 13 weeks of benefits. >> i was inspecting to be automatically enrolled, as the electronic notice also stated. >> reporter: her email stated she should receive a notice in the mail in 10 to 14 days. it's been more than 30 days and so far, she has received nothing. she has now drained nearly all her savings. >> things are, you know, now dipping into a little reserve that we had. but, it's not going to take us very far. >> reporter: we reached out to the edd during a recent teleconference, to clarify jennifer and robin's situation. we didn't get very far. >> i can understand the confusion that can kind of come around the hierarchy of the regular along with these

extensions. it can make it more confusing. >> reporter: edd declined to talk about their specific cases and suggested both monitor their inboxes. robin says, she is running out of options. she has already took out her 401(k). >> i took it all out. i'm going through a lot like crazy. >> that was michael finney reporting. we have a link to the latest information posted by edd on our website, abc7news.com/ seven on your side. the oscars officially won't have a host for the third year in a row. the producers confirmed the news to vanity fair. while they didn't offer a whole lot else in terms of details about the show, producer steven soderbergh revealed that there is an opportunity here to rebuild what the oscars should look like and feel like, instead of a host, they will continue to have several presenters. it is now april. if you gave up on your new year's resolutions, well, you and everyone else. a new study from edith cowan

university found that two in three people gave up on their 2021 resolutions by january 31st. researchers say most people make their resolutions too vague to actually succeed. the majority had to do with dieting or exercising, and about half had the same or similar resolutions as they did coming into 2020. >> do you make resolutions? >> well, i resolved to try to eliminate, i resolved to try to eliminate the flickery and fakery in my life. >> cheers to the flickery. >> it's a disease that spreads real quick. >> all it takes is one text, then it's over. next, seven things you need to know today. by the way, you can watch our foolery anytime you want on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv out. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire td, and

roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. as we head to break here, look at the boat, right on time. gorgeous right here on this friday. we will be right back.

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they say the site will bridge the equity gap for the city, which has some of the lowest vaccination rates in the county. number three, santa clara county health officials are warning people to observe masking and social distancing protocols, as we head into easter weekend. the county is detecting increased cases of covid variance in the south bay. number four, heads up if you are planning to visit the lake in oakland this weekend, extra patrols to try to control traffic. parking will be strictly enforced in red zones and vendors will be told where they can park. number five, the sun has been up for aboufor aboufor abou now, and we have a low cloud, some fog along the coast. that afternoon sea breeze allowing for cooling downtown. numbers there in the mid 60s, 72 in oakland. we will still have warm weather in length, but it's 10 degrees cooler with the 80 degrees today. number six, the hotspot worth avoiding this morning is in the cordelia junction. the eastbound 12 connection ramp to westbound or

80 has been blocked for over an hour. you can see traffic is heavy in both directions. you may want to consider highway 37 as an alternate. elsewhere, traffic is looking good for good friday. number seven, californians apparently want caramel eggs as their easter candy of choice. that is according to a new ranking out on this friday. reggie, i do have a minor update for you on lisa's favorite candy. >> please, the bordeaux. >> double door. i have had the bordeaux. i didn't realize, it is indeed delicious. >> now please take me on that journey. >> okay, the cinnamon, it is like melt in your mouth good. and i know it costs, i see here it is $8.50 on their website for one bordeaux egg. >> for one? >> may be, that is possible. i don't think i spent that much. it's in like a little box. it's good though. i mean, try it. >> what's your favorite easter

candy? help us, please. >> please. >> i will take anything that is free.