we are learning about the long- term issues people have. san francisco unified's plan to reopen. the . the last night. good morning to you on this wednesday, april 7th. we are going to start with meteorologist mike nico. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. remember how raw it it with the 50s and barely 60s? we'll have more sunshine today but look at the winds. gusting up to 28 miles per hour in fairfield. that has brought marine layer clouds as you can see from the camera at pier 15. we will see sunshine this afternoon. some high clouds will come in as the low clouds are rolling back it is the breezes off the water that keeps is around 53,

57, 59. low to mid 60s for rest of the bay and mid to upper 60s inland. jobina. a dui suspect who was trying to run away -- officers did a test on the driver when they tried to arrest him he took off. officials say he ran across southbound wade, and a sheriff's deputy hit him. the suspect died at the scene. an investigation is underway this morning. thank you, jobina. three more counties will be able to reopen with higher capacities. several counties are transitioning from the red deer to the orange tier. that leaves solano county as the bay area county at red tier.

the governor says we can start to open up by june 15. >> club in our was quick to point out we have to remain vigilant as variants are still a deadly threat. >> imperative and important of not letting your guard down. not taking off your mask. maintaining vigilance and assessing your eligibility. >> the state will eliminate the colored tier system in place. that means large-scale indoor events could resume if testing or vaccinations are verified. the june 15th date is subject to change if hospitalizations spike. >> if that is the case and we see a number of people hospitalized that have seen the vaccine, that is a different level of concern and we will be talking about that like the governor said with local partners. >> governor newson says he is

confident anyone who wants a vaccine will be able to get it by early to mid may as supply is expected to significantly ramp up. the move will help businesses that have been struggling. the economy is part of the focus to build a better a area. abc7 reporter amy hollyfield is live . this is the announcement a lot of businesses have been waiting for. amy. >> reporter: they are very happy to hear this. you can see a lot of empty buildings now here in walnut creek. a lot of for lease signs. there is now a date for fully reopening. those who have made it through our feeling very relieved. some motels and restaurants and stores are saying they are seeing an uptick in business. they say they really need that domino effect and this will help.

the business that they get that comes their way when city halls and theaters open again and when conventions return to the area. many say this announcement allows for businesses to start looking ahead with confidence. >> we francisco in the fall but they are in comfortable. it is a big deal. >> reporter: the economy has a ways to go. one motel owner says he used to rent his rooms for $700 per night. right now, they are going for $50. this is a start. it is the news that businesses have been waiting for. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. in the east bay, governor newsom reiterated that the mass vaccination site is going to stay open. the federal government is going

to end its role on sunday but the state is then going to match the allocations made by alameda and contra costa county. walgreen is changing the time in between appointments. the drugstore chain has been giving the second dose four weeks after the first. that is actually a week later than what federal guidelines suggest. according to the "new york times" the chief medical officer said walgreens was doing that because it made it easier for the scheduling system because moderna doses are four weeks apart. now walgreens is going to change it so it will meet the cdc recommendations. visor doses will be three weeks apart. abc7 has assembled this team to track your vaccine updates. if you have questions, we will try to find the answers. head to abc7news.com/vaccine to get updates. we have two big updates from san francisco public schools. the board voted to put it

hold to rename schools. >> reporter: the board voted unanimously to open all schools in the fall for all students in person learning. students who choose not to return for medical or academic reasons can still learn remotely. a board member cited covid 19 infections declining. >> in person instruction will remain the majority offering of the district. remote learning should be considered an option for any student to not return to in person learning for medical reasons as well as for students who may benefit from remote learning for academic or social reasons. >> reporter: the plan has been in discussion since 2018, school names with connection to slavery will stay for now. this is until after all schools reopen. the plan became the target of parents and alumni groups that criticized it for being an

expensive and distracting plan while students remained out of the classroom. >> we do want to use the expertise from professors at nearby universities to support the work we have been doing. we have heard from families their interest in being involved in the process. >> pre-k through second grade will return to campus on monday. middle and high school will not return into the fall. some sports will return next week and the board also talked about possibly holding in person graduation ceremonies. so far, there is no plan for that. back to you, reggie. matt gaetz who is under investigation for child sex trafficking asked for a blanket presidential pardon in the final weeks of former president trump's term. trump was aware of his request but the idea was quickly dismissed the department of justice is currently investigating if he had a

sexual relationship with a 17- year-old girl and paid for her to travel with him. gaetz has denied wrongdoing. activists are bringing attention to local horse deaths. plus, the 7-year-old girl is on a mission to create change starting with genes at old navy. the letter she wrote to the san francisco-based company. i wanted to show you the flags on the ferry building. that is the seabreeze that is going to make it a little cooler today.

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we are going to start with neighborhood temperatures and go to the a where it is cloudy with 47 to 50 degrees. that is it. not much of a spread. you are not going to see much of a change under this blanket of clouds, mid-40s to 50 degrees. a little bit of a change this afternoon but not a big spread between the coast and inland. 50s and 60s. you can see the cloud cover blanketing this area. 42 to 58. upper 50s by noon for the rest of us. low to mid 60s elsewhere and low to mid 50s at 7:00. if you're worried about anything as far as air-quality other than pollen, look at this. everybody is green today, tomorrow, and friday. good healthy air. let's talk about traffic and see if it will get you tense. jobina. maybe just a little bit. thank you, mike.

thankfully no injuries but there are multiple cars here. this is going to be on westbound 80. you can see the speeds are around 13 miles per hour as you approach the crash. it is backed up beyond highway for. i want to check in at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is slow all the way across the span as you travel westbound into san francisco. around 21 minutes, that drive time across the bridge. rounding out here in walnut creek, a live picture at 680 were everything is moving at the limit. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. memorial will be held for the horses who have died this year. last week, two horses died at the racetrack and one died during a live race broadcast. in 2020, more than two dozen horses died. protesters made it onto the track last month, calling for it to be shut down. memorial will be held outside

the truck today at 11:15. still ahead, a look at the high-tech face mask that is designed by will i am. the fda has already authorized it for emergency use. look at this little girl, advocating for bigger pockets on women's jeans. the response she received

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that was published in the lancet. and found anxiety and mood disorders were the two most diagnose brain diseases. they were more severe in hospital is iced patients. they examined health records of 230,000 people, making it the largest yet. the results should help healthcare systems understand how to help survivors. reggie. thank you. give everyone pockets. a little girl is inspiring others after writing a letter to old navy. will ganz has are persuasive massive. >> reporter: she is a pocket- sized inspiration. >> i like the pockets. >> reporter: she learned about persuasive writing in her first grade class. >> it wasn't actually assignment. it was a couple days after. >> reporter: cameron put pen to

paper. >> she was really frustrated with her jeans not having pockets while her brothers had pockets. >> i was just going to tell the old navy people but i don't know them. i decided to put it in a letter. the 7-year-old putting this letter in the mail. dear old navy, i do not like the front pockets of girls jeans are fake. would you consider making them with front pockets that are not fake? mom and dad were surprised when corporate rollback. >> i was really grateful that they took the time to write a letter back in the same way she had sent them a letter. >> reporter: old navy saying, thank you so much taking the time it is great feedback for us as we develop new product. even better, they sent cameron four pairs of jeans with pockets. >> yes ! back and front. >> reporter: cameron bringing the jeans to school to show her friends. >> i would tell people to write

a letter and if they don't have it just sound out the words. >> reporter: now she can sound out the words of encouragement. way to go, cameron. keep speaking up for girls. you will run the world someday. >> i just want to say how proud we are of cameron up and sharing her voice. i asked cameron what she wants to be when she grows up, she wants to be a teacher and she plans on recruiting her older brother so they can run for president and vice president together. will ganz, abc news, new york. >> she has plans. >> [ laughter ] you can't tell me she isn't a fully grown 31- year-old woman. just the way she had her arms around her parents. i love her. i didn't know that girls' jeans don't have jackets.

>> we need a place to put chopstick. >> your hands get cold. >> you could have a piece of gum in there. you never know. >> tictac. [ laughter ] >> before she becomes a teacher, they ought to build a promo around her when they out those jeans. that would be fantastic. here's a look at sfo word is cloudy. west wind at 14 miles per hour. it is shooting through the gap. cooler breezes will spread everywhere today as we go from gray clouds this morning to high clouds making it partly cloudy this afternoon. a bigger spring spread develops this weekend while the bay and inland neighborhoods warm the coast. a chance of rain the next 10 days. we have to go beyond the seven- day forecast. we have low and high pressure close to each other. that creates a tight pressure

gradient or big pressure difference between the low and high and that's what creates the wind. that is funneling in the seabreeze off the 52 degrees water. 62 in sunnyvale. 70 in gilroy. 59 in san bruno. 62 degrees on the peninsula. low to mid 50s along the coast. upper 50s for downtown and south san francisco. low to mid 50s along the northbay coast into sausalito. 63 to 69 through the northbay valleys. closer you are to at the san pablo bay, the cooler you will be. 59 in richmond. 60 to 62 elsewhere along the shore. a few 70s around fairwood. temperatures are cooler. monterey, 60s. 73 in los angeles. a lot of sunshine and clouds across the state today. the marine layer clouds come back tonight and so do the mid-

40s to near 50 degrees. a could be a little cooler in some of the deeper valleys. a couple degrees warmer tomorrow. the breezes come back. cooler on tuesday. 50s data coast on saturday what the rest of us make the run to 70 and 80 all the way through tuesday. reggie, kumasi. >> thank you. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 right here abc7. >> ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. >> reporter: good to be to you. we will start with the race to vaccinate america. the new covid search is taking aim at young people vaccine passport for is heating up. are we all going to need to show proof of getting a shot? we will have the latest on that. truck also, the latest on the trial of derek chauvin. and attended to trade chauvin testified the restraint went too far. what can we expect the rest of the week? and then the gma exclusive with tom brady. he is going to tell us about his future in football,

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we wanted to give you an idea of how wintry it is going to be. it is the the into the delta where winds around 1:00 this afternoon will pick up out of the west. they are already gusty. i saw 40 miles per hour in fairfield this morning. that gives you an idea of how fast they can get. that will last all the way through 9:00. the antioch bridge, the carquinez bridge, the golden gate bridge, a tough crosswind this afternoon. in the south bay, google and san jose have released a long-awaited downtown development plan. in this campus they could have

over 6 million square feet of office space. also for those in new housing units and retail space. google has proposed almost $1 billion in infrastructure improvements including new parks and it is pledging to hundred million dollars in community benefits that google says will focus on homelessness and small business assistance. >> they have been an honest broker with the community and the city. they are paying all the fees. they are making huge commitments. >> the city council is expected to vote on the plan by the end of june. if approved, development could start next year. would you spend $300 on a mask? rapper will i am is betting that you will. he helped design the super mask. it has fans, air filters, l.e.d. lights, nose canceling audio,

microphone capabilities, seven hours of battery life, and an earbud docking system. one of the designers helped create spacex. the fda has not approved but it is authorized for emergency use. it goes on sale tomorrow. it does look pretty cool, i would have to say. >> write me a check, please. meghan markle and prince harry have announced their first netflix series. they are having a multi-episode docuseries that is called the heart of invectives. it will center around the invictus games that prince harry graded in 2013. it will follow competitors from around the world and their road to the games. it is set to take place next year. good morning america will have more details coming up at 7:00. a job posting is getting a lot of attention. it is for a nanny position in san francisco and include some

pretty impressive benefits. your other requirements. applicants have to be able to travel internationally and domestically whenever necessary as the family owns several homes throughout the country. applicants have to work alongside two other nannies already on staff. canada's have to be discrete and willing to sign a confidentiality agreement. the salary, $100,000-$120,000 and it comes with paid vacation plus health insurance. aren't you just curious with this is? >> yes. i'm also curious how many kids? you have backup. two other nannies, i guess. why do these children need three nannies? >> that's what i'm saying. is the savon trap situation? is it a combined family? what secrets are happening in the host? >> what is going on?

>> it would be entertaining. >> but you can't say anything. >> keep it to yourself. coming up next, astrazeneca is vaccine trial is on hold for kids. the concern that keep popping up for the researchers to hit pause. a controversial ban on vaccine passports. does a governor have the authority to do that? the debate that is heating up. a live look outside.

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the issue forcing astrazeneca to stop testing the shotgun kids for now. more businesses are reopening. the changes starting today in three bay area counties. a morning, everybody. we want to start with mike and a look at the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi and reggie. we will start with live doppler 7. the blanket of clouds, not much falling. no mist, no drizzle. not much fog either. it is just the marine layer clouds as you can see from the exploratory him camera. look at the sun trying to chase those away. today, 42 to 48 at 7:00. upper 50s for the bay and inland neighborhoods at noon.

everybody back into the 50s at 7:00. kumasi, reggie. california is poised to take a major step forward. >> governor gavin newsom has announced he is aiming to lift business related restrictions across the state. roughly 20 million doses have been administered in california as you can see on the abc7 news vaccine tracker. for billing have gone to communities that need it the most. june 15th is more than two months away but the governor says the economy can open on that date if supply is sufficient for every adult who wants to get the shot and if hospitalization rates remain low. the announcement is something businesses have been waiting for. they are still following the color-coded system. today, three more counties are going to move from the red tier to the orange tier. contra costa, napa, and sonoma will transition. that leaves

cilantro county alone, the only county in the red. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield with the changes that are about to start. amy. >> reporter: good morning, reggie . weed are hearing happiness for businesses that will be allowed to welcome our people inside. we are also hearing trepidation too, about being inside with large crowds. the orange tier means businesses like restaurants, gyms, and movie theaters, along with places of worship, can now allow more people indoors. bars can now open to customers outside. there is no longer a meal requirement in the orange tier. sonoma, napa, and contra costa county move into the tier today. people should feel good about the progress that they have made but should not let down their guard with contra costa county saying they have plateaued and sonoma saying the cases have started to creep back up.

those who feel nervous say they are happy for businesses but they will just do what is best for them. >> i am not ready to go into a movie theater if it is completely packed. i would just say use common sense. you know, take care of your family. it is 6:00 in the morning, nobody's on the street. that's why i'm walking right now. >> reporter: health officials do have a message for people as we move into this orange tier in these three counties. they are encouraging everyone over the age of 16, especially here in contra costa , to get vaccinated. this is so we can keep heading in this direction. the feeling today is to celebrate the orange tier but do it with caution and responsibility and do what is best for you. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. astrazeneca has paused its vaccine trial in children over concerns of rare cases of blood clots in adults.

jobina has the latest on this . jobina. >> reporter: thank you. the vaccine trial has been pause pending the review by the medicine regulator in the uk. a spokesperson says the trial in children has not raised any safety concerns but it will still be paused while regulators review it. last week, astrazeneca said at least 30 adults in the country experienced rare types of blood clots after getting the shot. astrazeneca says it is too early to know if the vaccine itself triggered the clots. regulators have advised the uk to continue administering the vaccine arguing it is very rare and the benefits still greatly outweigh the risks. the vaccine is not being used in the u.s. but the company is preparing to submit for emergency authorization. president biden has announced he is moving up the vaccine eligibility deadline. he is telling states to tell all adults eligible by april 19th.

this is instead a may 1st. many states have already done that. california set to open eligibility on april 15th which is next thursday. happening today, there's a push to get vaccines to one of the hardest hit near a. city and community leaders are opening a new site in the excelsior district. it will operate at 20 norton street. you do need an appointment. officials hope to administer 200 doses per day. this is part of the city effort to provide equitable access to the vaccine. developing news in hayward. police are reviewing circumstances surrounding an incident that was cut a video. a man posted on instagram about two days ago. he says this happened outside of mountain mike's pizza. you can see this man on the ground with his hands behind his head. police approached him and it appears that some officers are kicking and hitting him. hayward police say that internal affairs is looking into this. two sailors are in the

hospital following a shooting at a military installation in frederick, maryland. the suspect was identified as a 38-year-old navy medic. after shooting the sailors, officials say the suspect drove to ft. dietrich where the guards officially stopped him. officials say he pulled out a weapon and officer shot and killed him. one of the sailors is in critical condition and the second will likely be released today. testimony continues today in the trial of the officer charged with killing george floyd. yesterday may have been the best day so far for the defense team. here is more. >> reporter: on day seven of the trial, the prosecution and defense arguing whether chauvin violated police policy when he knelt on george floyd. >> is this a use of force? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a use of force and structure who drain chauvin

testified the restraint show been used on floyd went too far and violated policy. the defense argued the placement of his knee was in compliance with police training. >> you can see mr. floyd's head in that area. >> yes, sir. >> officer chauvin knee between the shoulder blades of mr. floyd? >> yes, sir. >> does this appear to be a prone hold that an officer may apply with his knee? >> yes. >> is it fair to say you had to train officers to use their body weight to continue holding them until ems arrives? >> as long as needed to control them, yes. >> reporter: the defense arguing the crowd that had gathered graded a distraction and a threat. >> have you ever had to perform emergency services in -- not even a hostile crowd, just a

lot excited crowd? does it make it more likely that you meet miss signs that a patient is experiencing something? >> yes. >> reporter: the defense argued drugs could make a person stronger and harder to subdue. >> you can watch the entire travel on the abc7 connected tv at. you can download it now. it is available for apple tv, android tv, and amazon fire tv. experts are saying it is not a matter of if but when they all put in mandatory conservation orders. there has been little rainfall this year, especially in the north bay. don has owned a ranch since 1976. his land was so parched when he tried to take up a well, it turned dry. he tells us he is never seen an april like this. >> this is probably the worst

one this time. the entire state is out of water. they have run out of water. as long as they open the faucet and it comes out, they think we have a lot of water. >> ranchers are stockpiling hey and paying tens of thousands of dollars for water delivery trucks just trying to get ready. that does give you some perspective. it is pretty bad, mike. >> circling back to the wells, what you have is almost like a fight. one one person drills a well and it has water, the other person will drill to that depth are deeper and take the water. in your people drilling deeper and deeper and deeper and it really becomes quite combative. here is a look at the rain season. we started in porsche state. 99% of the state is drive. wait? what? during the rain season the drug got worse?

yep, it sure did. that means this summer and the fire season are going to be even tougher to handle than last year after such a dry season. in fact, we are in a record dry period here in california. that goes back hundreds of years of data. here's a look at the temperature is. trying to put a positive spin. mid-40s to around 51 degrees. mid-40s to run 50 just about everywhere. it is a broken mostly cloudy. other than the small craft advisory, most of the community ought to be very quiet weatherwise. make sure you dress the kids warmly. low to mid 50s at 11:00. in the 50s at the coast but outside, low 60s for the bay. it will be dry. no need to worry about them getting dirty. as far as air quality, look at this with this nice batch of seabreeze air. everybody is green. good today, tomorrow, and friday.

we will take a look at the weekend a warming trend. look at all of this. we are looking like we have pre- pandemic levels at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 6:18. it is backed up there. it looks like more and more people are beginning to head out the door at this time of the morning. to oakland now, showing you 880. those headlights are making their way south. i just want to let you know that we do have a clearing crash in panola. westbound 80, looking good. reggie and kumasi. coming up, efforts to recall the san francisco da. the milestone supporters just hit that is really putting the pressure on. let's take a live look on the big board. another update on how the markets are doing, next. this year there is a fine new way to celebrate. we have a sneak peek at the

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sis borders of the sensor cisco district attorney have raised more money than the recall effort against him. financial records show san franciscans against the recall raised $160,000. the committee supporting the recall raised one and $40,000 per he has faced heavy criticism for handling of crimes. supporters have to get the signatures of 10% of voters in san francisco so that it equates to 50,000 people. the deadline is august 11th to qualify for a special election. the debate over vaccine passports is heating up.

now, these would allow people to get into games, theaters, concerts, and even colleges. there is a fight involving privacy that is just getting started. jobina with more on that. jobina. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott issued an executive order banning governments and businesses that receive state funding from requiring proof. in new york, people are already using an app to show proof of vaccination or negative covid test. the white house says the government would not mandate the passports on a federal level. brown university and others are requiring on-campus students to get vaccinated by next fall unless they have a medical or religious exemption. >> for privates businesses, it is pretty clear they are allowed to implement health protocols. remember, even the state is allowed to demand that people get vaccines. >> reporter: meanwhile, norwegian cruise line set sail in july and proof of

vaccination will be required. in florida, they have althey passed a ban on vaccine passports. we will be watching to see how this starts to play out this looks like a long road ahead. kumasi. apple is fighting another lawsuit claiming it profits from illegal gambling apps. this targets an app developer and a claims that apple operates as an unlicensed casino. the app is free to play and users can play more game chips using real money. the lawsuit demands that apple prohibit the distribution of these apps on its platforms. this is not the first lawsuit over this. a woman sued apple last october. now let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange is treading gets underway. we are up right now by about 50 points. the changing workplace is one of the pillars of building a better bay area.

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>> i feel like i had my own celebration. it was beautiful. it was more. >> was it? >> we are here. watch us. it was great. >> spectacular. did you see any animals? >> i saw some deer. >> nice. all right. i'm glad you enjoyed that. that is definitely a recommendation for the rest of us. i haven't been there yet. you can see it is a pretty gray start over the city. no drizzle or fog to contend with. you can see the sun has broken free of the marine layer at least at about 2600 feet. for the rest of us, the low clouds will go back to the coast. high clouds amicus partly cloudy. it is the breeze that has the greatest influence on the weather today. dropping the temperatures back below average in many cases. a seasonal chill. a spring spread this weekend as

we warm around the bay. 62 to 65 through most of the south bay. if you get to the fringes, up around 60 to 70. 59 in san bruno. everyone else, 60 to 62 on the peninsula. even 52 at daly city today. upper 50s in downtown. low to mid 50s from the northbay coast into sausalito. the closer you are to san pablo bay, the cooler you are. along the east bay shore, 59 at berkeley. everyone else around 60 to 63. inland, 64 to about 69 degrees. you can see the low clouds. they retreat pretty quickly to the coast where they remain stubborn. notice the breeze, it is just full on and fast all day today. if you are near water, it is definitely going to feel cooler there.

tonight, the cloud cover comes back and so do mid-40s to near 50 degrees. all the way up to the 20th, a 30% to 40% chance of below average rainfall. in fact, i have absolutely none in the forecast. taking off away from the cow starting saturday through tuesday. kumasi, reggie. pg&e is facing new criminal charges. sonoma county is accusing them of regularly starting to kinkaid 40. they have filed 33 counts. that fire burned 120 square miles. the charges come 10 months after pg&e pleaded guilty for its role in causing the 2018 camp fire. pg&e says and accepts the finding that a transmission line caused the fire but the utility does not believe there was any crime. hackers took over part of a churches easter service. >> [ bleep ] concentration camp [ bleep ] [ bleep ]

>> terrible. this was the sunday service over resume. dozens of beeps covered the barrage of profanities that everybody could hear. the senior pastor says the attack was far from ordinary. >> this church hires a , black pastor and they come and pursue that profanity. they talk about gassing the jews. i don't think this is a coincidence. >> this comes after a deadly stabbing in november where two people were killed. grace baptist is fundraising for physical on-site security. this morning, we are hearing from tom brady and his first sitdown interview. all six other super bowl winds were with the patriots. brady talked about how different this season was and what it was like being the new

guy. >> everybody would always come to me and introduced themselves to me. i was the mainstay. i was the new guy for the first time. that was a really different experience. that's a big part of what i understood last year. things to be different. i have to work within what is currently happening but try to do the best i could do. >> coming up on gma, more on the family life and his super bowl celebrations. that is at 7:00. families can enjoy the rides at children's fairyland once again. all the rides are going to reopen with social distancing protocols in place. live puppet shows and puppet shows are expected to return in the next couple weeks. they reopened their gates last month to a reduced number of visitors. now to disneyland. there opening at the end of the month. several attractions will not be reopening, at least not initially. that includes astro blasters,

matterhorn, and the sleeping bodhi walk-through. jungle cruise will remain close because it is being renovated. ticket sales start next thursday . if you have reservations already -- i should say already, you can start on monday morning. reservations for restaurants open on the 22nd. both parks reopen april 30th. disney is the parent company of abc7. this is going to be a race. they will be backed up. i hope they have people on standby from i.t. i think it is going to be really, yeah. [ laughter ] they justthey just sales for that california adventure thing were you just eat around the park with no attractions opened, that sold out and had hours long waits to

try to get a ticket. i can't imagine what this will be like. it is a great sign that we are reopening california. all right. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> as you head to break, a live majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california.

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it is 6:50. number one, all northbound lanes of highway 101 are back open after a deputy hit and killed a do you i suspect who officers say was trying to run away. chp says when they tried to arrest the suspect, he took up running. number two, a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. it will take you about 40 minutes to get across the bridge into san francisco. number three, three more counties moved to the orange tier today. this is in contra costa, napa, and sonoma county will be able to have more counties inside. number four, governor gavin newsom announced a plan to

fully reopen the state economy by june 15th if the current trends hold. the mask mandate would not be lifted. san francisco unified pledging to reopen all schools for full time in person learning. students can still learn remotely. the board pulled into breezes are going to be the biggest drawback to cooler temperatures today, even with more sunshine than we had yesterday. number seven, a 7-year-old girl is inspiring others after writing a letter to old navy. she asked for girls' jeans to have pockets. old navy responded, thanking her for feedback and sharing her poise. the company's and turn four pairs of jeans. guess what? they have pockets. [ laughter ] >> i think they should hire her and put her in a commercial.

>> if you don't have a parent to help you, just sounded out. >> yes! >> figure good morning, america. the race to vaccinate before the next covid surge. michigan hospitals now seeing a spike in covid patients. >> we're seeing more and more young people get into serious trouble. >> as president biden moves up the deadline to make all americans vaccine eligible. >> no more confusing rules. no more confusing restrictions. and the debate over vaccine passports heats up. florida and texas push back as they already roll out in new york. what it could mean for travel and school. and what the white house is saying this morning. officers take the stand in the trial of derek chauvin. >> is this a use of force? >> yes, sir. >> a lieutenant who trained chauvin testifying that the restraint used on george floyd went too far.

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