. this is abc7 news. >> we wanted to ensure there's equal access and, in fact, priority access given to these communities. >> we are less than a week away from california opening up vaccine eligibility to everybody 16 and older but there are still serious concerns about making sure the hardest hit communities have access. san francisco is tackling the issue by allowing seven neighborhoods early access starting now. good morning everybody. it's start, april 10th. thank you for joining us. we will have much more on which neighborhoods can start making appointments in just a moment. first let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning to you. we had a little wit of fog. the weekend is going to bring

warmer weather. starting today as high pressure builds in slightly to the bay area. fog is patchy, temperatures are slightly cooler with not total cloud cover. we will see the west winds return to the shoreline. we will be breezy there. no changes at the coast. right now it's in the upper 40's, fremont and heyward 37 in santa rosa. certainly the cold spots, a look out toward the east bay where at 9:00 we will be in the 40's and 50's. low to mid-60s's for the bay and inland communities. we stay cool in the upper 50's at the beaches, upper 60's around the bay and the low to mid-70s. we will detail the weekend forecast for the rest of you coming up. >> thank you. in just five days california is expanding vaccinations for everybody 16 and older. the city of san francisco is getting ahead of the state and starting to vaccinate that population already. you need to live in one of

seven neighborhoods that the city has chosen. what the city based their decision on for this expansion. >> 46% of san francisco has been vaccinated but as the april 15th date approaches, when everybody in the state 16 and overruled qualifies to get vaccinated, san francisco wanted to give seven neighborhoods a head start. >> we wanted to ensure there's equal access and, in fact, priority access. >> under list the e e neighborhoods. san francisco's department of public health, deputy director said they know there will be a big rush on thursday and didn't necessarily have to wait on the state. >> the state of california has provided discretion to those providers serving high impact areas on who to vaccinate. >> several weeks ago a letter

with 20 legislators was signed urging state officials to change the strategy. they are glad san francisco is getting a head start and that the state is listening. >> since then the governor has committed almost $8 million to the bay area to increase vaccination access. >> 152 people were vaccinated at this community hub. they are glad the city made the expansion but said there's a big need for more community hubs like this one. >> because with these particular sites you can have that conversation. you can answer the questions. >> and supply is what's concerning san francisco's dph. this week they received 16,000 doses of the vaccine. next week that will go down to 10,000. >> with in the next, you know, ten to 14 days the hope is there will be enough vaccine. >> if you live in one of these neighborhoods you can go to san francisco general or southeast health center from 9:00 a.m.

to 3:00 p.m. and get vaccinated. if you are 16 you will need to go with a parent or guor in san francisco. abc7 news. and berkeley also announced first dose appointments are available for berkeley or alameda residents who are at least 16. california is warning of another vaccine supply shortage in the coming weeks. next week's delivery will be short 15%. california will only get 2 million doses. another 5% drop is expected the week after next. health care providers say the news is disappoints because they have been told it would only grow, not shrink. >> disappointing because we have been told for many months that don't worry, by mid-april you will have as much as you need and that's not the case. >> 8 million have not yet received their first shot.

on the peninsula, facebook is converting part of its head quarters in to a vaccination clinic for under served communities. they the goal is to vaccinate 5,000 people who live or work in the communities of east palo alto and north fair oaks and bellhaven. facebook also plans to offer transportation. >> it's a good way of demonstrating that all people are valuable and facebook sees that and believes in it and is put a lot of effort. >> appointment must be made through ravenswood. a free rotating vaccination pop up event makes its way into alameda. it's giving out shots at the bay fair bart station in san leandro from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. its part of their goal to provide vaccines in under

served neighborhoods. there's the moderna shot and the johnson and johnson single shot. just sign up by going to the website there on the screen. the fda said it'll look at a request for emergency authorization from pfizer to vaccinate young people ages 12 to 15 as quickly as possible. they highlighted clinical trials that found the vaccine is safe and effective for the age group. >> that's really good news. it means we should be able to have a vaccine for 12 to 15- year-old very shortly. i'm thinking maybe weeks at the most. >> the agency currently allows the vaccines use in people 16 and up. to see how much progress california is making with vaccines go to abc7 news.com/vaccine. you will find our vaccine trackern as well as a place where you can submit your questions. that is all an abc7 news.com/vaccine.

meantime in the south bay keeping cars away after coronavirus. that is the goal for a group of restaurant owners along san pedro street in downtown san jose. owners are asking city leaders to consider making the popular stretch car free permanently. >> it could be some time before visitors catch another vehicle along this stretch of san pedro street in downtown san jose. restaurant owners pushing the city to pump the brakes on car traffic so businesses can continue outdoor service in the street permanently post pandemic. >> we don't need to get back to 100%. we need to get back to 150% for many years just to recoup all the losses. >> randy said he and other restaurant owners have done a number of pilot studies over the last few years, finding interests in what he calls an urban feel. >> with a high-rise,

residential, all the corporate and the restaurants. this is what downtown san jose needs. >> before any decision is made the city's department of transportation said there is much to consider. the type of closure that would be most appropriate, impacts to surrounding traffic and more. he said that the idea is still young. >> it would be a significant change to the downtown street network it. would require funding for engineering and we don't have any funding identified in the budget. >> another big issue is around maintaining access to the parking garage. a 1200 space structure in the middle of san pedro. prepandemic it supported large community events. >> when we get back to precoronavirus levels of traffic and business we may see some significant demand on that garage that we would have to deal with. >> traffic issues won't detour business ownerns looking for a more permanent solution. a stable set up that will benefit the downtown core. in san jose, abc7 news.

and san francisco giants fans are thrilled to be able to attend games this season. so are the businesses near oracle park. the scene in south of market looked more like prepandemic times. bars were back open, the giants dug out store was in business and street vendors were out and about. it was a good day for the many people who depend on a depend oo ballpark. >> we are seeing people that -- welcoming each other back. it's good. > fans did not seem to mind the strict protocols to get into the ballpark to see their team play. they had to show a recent negative coronavirus test or proof that they had been vaccinated. >> get to see other humans, excited about the same things you are. >> now we get to appreciate it a little more. >> capacity for games is limited right now to 22% or about 9,000 fans per game. and fans won't be hearing

the sound of food hawkers shouting for peanuts and cotton candy. that's because all concessions must be purchased on the mbl ballpark app. the giants say some options will be absent this year but fans can expect the signature garlic fries and sausages to be there. pick up locations will be in the seating zone and you can only eat at your ticketed seat. outside food is allowed but for alcohol. sure felt like spring this week. >> yeah. the winds have been an issue. still gusty at the shoreline. we take a live look outside. little bit of patchy fog out there. otherwise we will see a warmer day today. the trend, will it last through the weekend and how warm? the seven day forecast is coming up. also ahead back to the theater. we will go inside the historic or ind a theater as they prepare for live events. and a north bay mayor is facing sexual assault

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. >> welcome back. a movie theater is welcoming patrons back it. will soon start hosting live events. we spoke to the owner who said the closure allowed them to find thing that had been hidden for decades. >> candy, popcorn and a movie. a friday night ritual that's almost been forgotten. >> do you remember the last time you went and saw a movie in the theater? >> not really. >> sophia came with a small group of friends and family including her dad. >> it feels normal which is wonderful. >> though not normal enough to wear this. this i have in my

one told abc about an alleged incident where she ended up at his house after an evening at friends. >> i was like no we aren't doing this and he just kind of kept getting closer to me so that i was kind of against the wall. like rubbing his groin against me and then eventually he started putting his hand down my pants. >> williams managed to get

away. . san francisco public schools will start to begin reopening schools on wednesday. it'll be a staggered return with some of the youngest students. we have more on what that will look like. >> which way? >> down valencia. >> down mission. >> marion is starting a new chapter in her life. in person learning. >> i get to see my teachers. i'm excited. >> on thursday she toured her early edge indication center. on monday she will be greeting students in a safer, coronavirus way. >> raise the roof, give an air hug, blow a kiss. a hand on your [inaudible]. >> it's excited to know all

the staff are vaccinated. it makes me feel confident. >> 11 early education sites will reopen on monday. so will these 22 schools. only prek through 2nd grade. if your child's school isn't on this list it means they will start a week later. by april 26th every student through 5th grade will be on campuses throughout the district. five days a week. >> by the end of april, we will likely have 107 schools open with an estimated 22,000 students returning to in person learning. >> distance learning is still an option for families. middle and high schools will remain closed but are expected to reopen in the fall. we toured bryant elementary in the mission district where the principal said classrooms had to be redesigned. on monday parents will not be allowed inside the schools. instead kids mr. be dropped off. lunches will be served in the classrooms or outside. >> we don't have any doubt

that our schools are ready to open in a safe and caring and loving way. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. in the north bay san marin will play under its field lights for the final time. we reported about ongoing litigation between the school district and neighbors who called for an end to the lights. neighbors claim the lights, which were installed in 2018, created too much light pollution. the mar in ij reported they agreed to use them for one last game. happening tonight the return of a special charity concert put on by dan ashley. you know there has to be some big ticket preformerns there. dan's rock the casa event is virtual this year with chuck level of the rolling stones and kevin of reo speed wagon. it supports all kinds of amazing groups making a difference for young people in

the bay area. the boys and girls club, big brothers, big sisters just to name a few. parenty starts at 6:00 p.m. head to rock the casa.org. that should be fun. it's always fun to watch dan sing. >> totally. its going to be a nice weekend. we are looking at warmer weather. it was a little breezy in spots. we are talking about temperatures near average once again. unfortunately rain will be avoiding the bay area, not only over the weekend but looks like into the extend the outlook. we will plan on a lot of sun and temperatures, may be a few degrees above average as we get toward the inland valleys and 70's arrive. here is a look at live doppler 7. cloud around heyward and san jose. a few clouds toward the inland east bay. otherwise the fog deck is pretty patchy out there. 48 in dublin. it's 46 in walnut creek. fayyaziest in the low 40's. looking at temperatures elsewhere, a little colder up in the north bay with 37 santa

rose a46 san francisco and upper 40's on the coast. that's where we have the gusty winds. it has been windy right here with winds in excess of 30 miles an hour. right now they are beginning to come down but you can see the gusts, sfo at 26 miles an hour as well as half moon bay. we will look for the breezy condition winds to continue. sunny and many whatter this weekend with the lighter winds arriving tomorrow on the coast. we will see some patchy clouds there. cool conditions with a dry pattern that continues into next week. here is a look at some of the high clouds that will be visiting us today and tomorrow starting throughout the early morning and then right before noontime as we get in to the afternoon. some of the high clouds from the west. and we will take new to sunday morning. we will see the same pattern but the winds will back off as we get high pressure building in along the coast. if you are thinking of going to

the coast, plan on a cool day. with retalking upper 50's ocean beach. 50 in half moon bay. down to santa cruz 10 degrees warmer with low 6o's in monterey. looking at the highs in the south bay, up toward about 70 degrees santa clara. 71 in san jose. a milder day for you and on the peninsula the west winds arrive throughout the afternoon. keeping it breezy. mid-60s's in san mateo. upper 60's palo alto. 64 downtown. numbers in and around where they should be. still managing just to stay in the upper 50's with those cool conditions at the coast. 76 in santa rosa looking at 74 in sonoma. upper 60's in oakland. looking for 68 today in union city and you head inland. woe are looking at a mild afternoon with 76 in concord. 73 in san ramone. the accuweather seven day

forecast, checking out today with warmer conditions in the upper 60's around the bay. upper 7o's inland. still cool at the shoreline. near 80 inland for sunday and notice with not much change throughout the middle of the week we will still have the sunshine with bright, mild conditions and temperatures holding steady for most cities around the bay. we are trying to mix it up and really can but for the fact that those winds won't be as gusty in spots around the bay. >> all right. thank you. one of the most acclaimed movies of the past year is no mad land. the movie is nominated for the best picture oscar, for best actress and best director. tonight at nine you can go behind the scenes of the making of no man land. >> it's a great document of a very specific time in our world and it takes a lot of courage to commit to the life. i'm really humbled by it. >> one of the most interesting

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. every day more of us are being vaccinated and every day more of us are booking vacations. we have more on how travel has and hasn't changed. >> matt had two vacations canceled because of the coronavirus. his future plans called for a very careful transition back to normalcy. >> we vowed not to do this until we were clear to go but we work pretty stressful jobs. we took a chance and here we are. >> it has been hard putting off vacations. just ask pleasanton's deborah lattrell. >> with redie hard travelers. when we can afford to go we go.

i just jumped at the chance to book just a little hawaii trip. >> if you are ready to book travel again, be aware the rules have changed for the better. changing flight dates used to be reserved for big duck flyers. now even people like you and me are getting a break. >> you can change your dates without having to pay any penalty to do so. if your new flights more expensive you do have to cover the fare difference but on most airline itself it's cheaper you actually get the difference back in the form of a travel credit. >> scott knows all about these things. is he a founder of scott's cheap flights. he said that if you want in on this you have to pay attention. >> there is a loophole the size of texas. that's that it doesn't apply to basic economy fares. >> the deal doesn't work with many rock bottom fares unless you fly with southwest where most flight changes are free. there are some amazing pandemic

deals still out there. if you wait too long, scott said they will be gone. if you wait too book your summer flights until may. chances are there is not going to be many or any cheap flights left by then. >> 7 on your side. >> i know we all can't wait to travel. unique opportunity awaits a baseball fan with great taste buds that can identity a good hot dog. the casino review website will pay the right person 500 dollars along with a budget to rate ballpark hot dogs this season. applications are being accepted on it's website through may 2nd. the winner will need to rate each franks appearance, taste and value for money. i know it's not a ballpark but i love a good hot dog from cosco. still to come, availability of one of the three vaccines is expected to go down next week. how states adjusting to the

drop in doses. and remembering prince phillip. the uk mourns the death of the queen's husband as

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. good morning. thank you for joining us. we will start this half hour with a look at the weather with lisa. hey. >> hey. good morning to you. we are partly cloudy. just a little bit of marine stratus but the winds gusty along the shoreline and temperatures are in and around the 40's for most of you of mount diablo. the times had been warming. 46 san carlos and 47 in pacifica. the gusty winds from the san mateo coast will continue to be an issue if you are headed to the shoreline today. otherwise, lighter winds around

the bay in general. 50 in heyward. 48 in santa rosa. we will work toward the 60's and 70's by two. the yellows coming in to play in the far east bay indicating the warmer air. you can see even a couple of oranges there before we begin to see even numbers come down late in the afternoon. we will talk about almost repeat performance for your sunday in a few minutes. liz. >> all right. thank you. this morning there's a troubling increase in the number of coronavirus cases in the united states. this just as one of the vaccines may soon be some short supply. >> an alarming figure, new coronavirus cases in the country now topping 75,000 two days in a row. pfizer asking to extend its authorization to children arch the company reported was safe and 100% effective. >> the vast majority of children are not eligible for a vaccine. they need to be careful. they need to wear their masks

and socially distance. >> the federal government sending teams and tests to hot spots around the country. hospital admissions in michigan have jumped more than 30% over the past week. >> michigan and the midwest today and tomorrow or next week it could be the northeast or the south. >> states bracing for a massive drop in johnson and johnson vaccine supplies next week. washington's governor is urging older people to get vaccinated. >> today we have over 300,000 people over the age of 65 who have not come into get the vaccine. if you see a parent age of60 that hasn't gotten a vaccine ask them to do it. >> duke saying will require all new and returning students to present proof of vaccination before they can enroll for the fall semester. the school plans to accommodate medical and relimbous

exemptions. someplaces are letting up restrictions. arizona's governor signing a law exempting businesses from having to enforce local mask mandates. in nashville people are no longer required to wear masks when outside. abc news new york. another pandemic win for religious leaders handed down by the united states supreme court. they ruled to allow california bible study group that exceed coronavirus health restrictions. it follows other decisions siding south bay churches to allow religious services. the majority opinion wrote, if hair sa, lons can allow more than three households at a time, so should pray groups. no now to the trial of derek chauvin, the medical examiner took the stand this week. alex perez has more on what he revealed about floyd's death. >> the medical examiner who did the autopsy on george floyd testifying floyd had very

severe underlying heart disease at the time he struggled with the officers and came under the knee of chauvin. >> the restraint and neck compression was more than he could take. >> the testimony providing an opening for the defense which argues heart disease and drug use led to floyd's death. >> in your opinion, both the heart disease as well as the history of hypertension and the drug -- the drugs that were in miss system played a role in his death. >> in my opinion, yes. >> the prosecution quick to follow up. >> those other conditions are not conditions that you consider direct causes is that include? >> they are not direct ca >> in terms of manner of death you found then and, do you stand by today, that the manner of death was, as you would call

t homicide? >> yes. i would still classify it as homicide. >> two other medical experts have testified floyd died from lack of oxygen. >> raise your hand. >> the prosecution calling experts. >> the activities of the law enforcement officers resulted in his death and that specifically those activities were the restraint, and the neck compression. he was unable to get enough oxygen into maintain his body functions. >> the doctor convinced. >> there is no evidence to suggest he would have died that night except for the interactions with law enforcement. >> and we expect the prosecutor will call another medical expert to testify and then could possibly rest their case by calling in witnesses who personally knew george floyd and can talk about the

kind of person that he was. alex perez. . britain and the world are mourning the loss of prince phillip. gun salutes were fired in cities across the uk earlier this morning. the husband of the queen was 99 years old. he was married to the queen for more than 70 years and returned to windsor after being in the hospital with an infection. how the uk is remembering him. >> the world is marking the death of prince phillip, husband to the queen for 73 years. he pass away facefully on friday morning at the royal family home of windsor. the palace announcing the news, lowering its flags to half staff, sailing it's with deep sore our that the queen

announced the death of her husband. he pass away peacefully at windsor castle. the royal family joining people around the world in mourning his loss. a statement from the president paid tribute to his life of duty. from his service during world war ii to his 73 years alongside the queen and his entire life in the public eye he dedicated himself to the people of the uk. the commonwealth and to his family. his death after a period of hardship after prince hari existed from royal life and an interview with meghan to oprah. friday a muted reaction from the website reading, thank you for your service, you will be greatly missed. after decades of duty phillip retire from public life at 96. his support and dedication to his wife the queen being credited as the source her strength according to those who knew him best. >> well i mean the interesting

thing act him. i -- the way -- best way i can think of put is that he wore the trousers in order that the queen could wear the crown. he was there to deal with all the family stuff in order that she could be the monarch. >> the queen called him her rock. she will now reign alone. flowers are lining the gates of the palace in london and windsor where prince phillip is lying in rest. plans for a royal funeral expected to be announced in the coming days. abc news, london. and we have more on the prince including a royal wedding archive that you can find through the bay area connected tv app available for roku and similar devices. still ahead on abc7 mornings a bay area high school student has won a contest for an app she created. how a crime inspired her to create something focus on safety. and here is a like look

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. creative you can have a chance to pitch their business ideas. the competition is called kid's idea tank. it's to inspire, educate and support future business leaders. any child under 13 years old with their parent's permission can quiet online and pitch their ideas. in june the judges will pick 15 finalists. they will each get 15 minutes to present their ideas and prizes include cash, up to $1,000 and advice from business experts. many haing today local business get their shine at the westfield mall. market street maker is debuting art, clothing, health and wellness, jewelry and more. more than 15 small businesses will be featured to start with

up to 30 in the months to come. . the china town mural festival is this weekend at madison park. this year it'll support all of those impacted by asian hate crimes. you can grab lunch to support local restaurants and watch the 14 artists do their magic. if you feel inspired you can grab a brush and join in. it starts at 10:00 a.m. that should be beautiful. >> yeah. for sure. we are looking at a beautiful weekend with sunshine arriving. 46 in the city but at sfo winds are gusting to 27 miles an hour. we will still see the breezy, gusty winds along the shoreline. giants today, upper 50's but if you are in the eastern side of the city, mid-60s's. we are will talk about it in your accuweather 7 day forecast

next. also next the warriors and wizards go down to the wire. how costly mistakes changed everything in the final seconds.

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to bounce back against the rockets at chase center. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. last night golden state let one slip away in the final minute. here is chris alvarez with the details. >> good morning. entry into the game against washington just 21 games remain for the warriors in the regular season. the push for the playoffs is on. it's clay thompson in the dub hub. a big game on friday night. hard landing. he scored 23. under 40 seconds to go. downtown, curry strong to the rack. he had a game high 32. crazy sequence. bradley beale corner three. he hits the free throw and they are trailing by one. off the time out. they would add free throws and win. curry misses the triple. golden state falls to -- 20 games remain in the regular

season. for the first time, fans back at oracle park. no offense to the cardboard cut outs. here is johnny. a man with a shake had six strike outs. he was dealing in and wheeling and dealing. good luck hitting that. bases loaded. crawford in the big spot. finds the gap in right it falls 7,390 fans and 41,000 on this day. giants take a 2-0 lead. strikes out, in front of the hometown fans. >> definitely special. just being out there and, you know, fans back in the crowd and being back at home. being able to get a big hit and a big situation. a lot of fun. >> a's in houston. oakland is yet to beat the astros. jet lowry lift off to right. it's 1-0a's.

sean much better against the astros this time around. six innings. earned run. four strike outs. take it up top of the eight. it on for olson. so good in the spring and here goes the first homer of the regular season. no doubt to the right. a's win it 6-2. the padres were the only team without the hitter until friday night in texas. padres starter grew up in the san diego area. throws a no hitter against rangers. padres win 3-0. sharks hosting the kings. san jose, winerns of four of their last five. first period down 1-0. top shelf. one all. 10th of the season. more sharks. patrick -- it's 2-1 on the 4th of the season. third period. now 3-2. burns had three assists. starts the shorthand. the finish. sharks win 5-2. big win for the playoff hopes. that's a look at sports. back to you. >> all right. let's get a check of the weather. we are all waiting for the

rain. doesn't seem like it's coming. >> it's all round us throughout the week ahead. we will show you that in a moment. are you right. not happening. our sweep is on. live doppler seven and we have a little bit of cloud cover in the form of low clouds from the east bay to the south bay. that is our typical fog and healthy on shore flow. once again today for the coast. we will keep it in the 50's there. show you those winds in a moment. we are in the upper 40's. we are at fremont, 45 in san jose, we have had the gusty winds up to 35 miles an hour at the shoreline. right now, 26-mile an hour wind gusts sfo. half moon bay. it's breezy to gusty and the winds once again will keep the temperatures in a wide range throughout the day today with the 50's at the coast. 70's inland. sunny and warmer for the weekend. we will have the breezy to gusty winds today at the dry pattern continues into the week ahead. if are you going to oracle park

little breezy with high clouds. upper 50's. 101, hopefully another win for the giants today and as we look at our high temperatures, you will notice that we are getting warmer in the inland valleys as we look at the highs tomorrow. check out the low 80's from the delta to antioch. 60's -- we still have a couple of upper other's but high pressure getting closer to the coast and that means the winds, the strong gusty winds should be backing off. into monday. notice still 50's to about 80 out there and then by tuesday, little cooler, looks like we will have a system dive over the ridge and that will allow maybe for some northerly winds. here is a look at what's going on. you can see the precipitation to the east and west of us. take us into next weekend. all of california remains dry. when we get into that cooler pattern midweek. it's just gusty winds and those will be those drying winds out of the north. we are looking at the rainfall

avoiding the bay area and those dry winds creating drought conditions. in fact, rainfall only in the 30% category for this time of year. of course you know we aren't doing well with that. 68 in oakland today. a milder day around the bay. we are out of the 50's. 71 for you in san jose. we should see upper 60's. a few degrees warm erin land today. maybe by about five degrees. 76 santa rosa. 74napa. morgan hill about 73 and the accuweather seven day forecast we have the 50's and those gusty winds at the coast again. upper 60's around the bay. upper 70's inland. maybe a few degrees warmer for your sunday. a couple high clouds for today and tomorrow. otherwise as we get into monday and the middle of the week we won't see a lot of change but some gustier winds will allow for slightly cooler temperatures overall though we will see the numbers change

just a little bit after the weekend for some cooler conditions but overall, we are staying in this pattern. >> all right. thank you. we hear so much about a need to encourage young students, especially girls to aspire to careers in science, and technology. education is a part of building a better bay area and solving problems. sometimes we can be astounded by what students accomplishing in high school. david introduces us to a great example of this. >> safety is a concern for anyone out walking, jogging, or hiking day or night. a jr. at valley christian high school and san jose wanted to speed up the reporting of sexual assault and created an app she thinks does that. >> a loud alarm to scare off the intruder and then sends a text to 911 with the user's location. >> she developed keep me safe which was the winner among

12apps submitted for a competition sponsored by a san jose congresswoman. she came up with improvement over existing apps using voice recognition. >> people don't have the amount of time to press a lot of buttons and it can be confusing. when you are -- using voice recognition all you need to do is say help. >> the user activate itself when potential danger arising, listening for that keyword help. it creates a text alert for police with the user's location. that solves what she considered a weakness in other apps that send messages to friends or family which could delay response. her app is available on the app store for free as a public service. >> it's about power. it's about keeping women from being fully -- who they are. that's why what you are doing is very important. >> she plans to study computer science in college. she is also working on her next app. one that will let diners

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. we wanted to ensure that there is equal access and in fact priority access given to these communities. >> we are less than a week from california opening up vaccine eligibility to everybody 16 and older. from are there are still serious concerns about making sure the hardest hit communities have access. san francisco is tackling the issue by allowing seven neighborhoods early access. starting now. good morning. it is saturday, april 10th. thank you for joining us. we will have much more on which neighborhoods can start making appointments. first as always let's start with a