making news now 6:00 a.m. vaccine open season. some bay area counties already stepping forward and opening the floodgates for the 16 and older. the state weight data ahead this week. questions of fair access looming large. one county showing us how they are meeting the mission this morning. in morning, everybody at sunday, april 11. thank you, for joining us. we have a big step forward in the coronavirus pandemic. we will get to that in a moment. first let's get another look at the weather. >> reporter: good morning. another beautiful day on the way. we are looking at slightly warmer conditions in the north bay. cooler conditions in the south bay. overall we have this to look forward to. clear conditions in parts of the east bay. we are up 47 in san francisco. 50 in oakland. 40s mountain view. upper 30s morgan hill. on the coast some fog. 43 degrees. 37 in santa rosa. 40 in napa.

15 in concord. wind is keeping mild. numbers will be in the 50s by 9:00. we will increase with cloud cover. it will be partly cloudy at times today. low 60s around the bay by noontime. we are already near 70 inland. if you are in the inland valley it's going to be a warm one from the mid to upper 70s. it could be around 70 around san ramon today. we will keep it breezy at the shoreline. happening today a free vaccination pop-up opens in the east bay. they have been hosting vaccine clinics. today will will administer first shots of the modern vaccine at the baptist church in oakland. it starts at 9:30 this morning. second shots will be given out me eighth. to make an appointment go to united in-house oakland. california will expand covid vaccination access to 16 and up. in most counties right

now eligibility is limited to people 50 or older or those in certain health or employment categories. we are are of the vaccine team. speaking to health officials from three bay area counties moving ahead of schedule. >> reporter: we are four days away from the vaccine eligibility expansion. san francisco, alameda, contra costa are getting ahead of the state opening up vaccinations now. on wednesday, they expanded vaccine eligibility in 12 zip codes are the hardest hit by the pandemic starting monday, they are opening up to residents in the entire county 16 and older. >> right now alameda county residents can go to my turn, to make an appointment to be vaccinated at the coliseum. >> san francisco getting ahead of the state expanding eligibility to everyone 16 and older if they live in one of

these seven neighborhoods. what's concerning is supply. >> unfortunately as we expand there is less vaccine coming in. part of this is due to johnson & johnson having a delay giving issues that have gone on with its manufacturing. the hope in the next couple of weeks vaccine will start to flow more freely. >> alameda county struggling with supply last week they gathered 40,000 doses and next week getting 26 thousand. contra costa is the opposite. they are expecting 120,000 doses . that's 29,000 more than last week. >> a large part of the reason we've been able to do so well is contra costa county has federally qualified health clinics. there is federally qualified health clinics in all kinds of counties however, ours is

mostly run by the county. >> contra costa has been ahead of the state since march 31st in san francisco. >> san francisco is getting a jumpstart offering free vaccinations to those in priority zip codes. thousands were turned down due to supply this week. we were at zuckerberg general hospital breaking down the vaccine crunch. >> we came to check it out. i did not expect this long line. >> thousands of people showed up early. the wait was painful for some. >> we have been waiting for 3 1/2 hours. >> san francisco open covid eligibility early ahead of the expansion to those living in eight priority zip codes and underserved communities. reservation walk-in appointments are available. nobody knew how big it would be

. >> we had over 6000 individuals show up today before 9:00 pit >> only 2000 allotted doses per day upwards of thousand people got turned away. >> i was surprised. i had friends tell me they'd been scouting it out the last week or so and saying the end of the time was the best time to come in. i came at two. i guess they were wrong. >> we can't vaccinate everyone who shows up. >> lake west isn't giving up on getting the shot. officials hope people return, sunday, or any time over the next few weeks 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. get here early to make sure you get the vaccine. facebook is opening and location for vaccinations. hundreds lined up for the first

of four saturday events to receive the vaccine. it's been run by the ravenswood family health center a healthcare provider serving low income in palo alto. >> i have a close friend in southern california in the icu. he is the same age as me. to know that i am protecting myself and others by getting the vaccine is pretty awesome. >> the goal is to vaccinate 5000 people within the next month. for everything you need to know on the covid-19 vaccine had to our website abc7news.com . the differences between each shot are there and a place to submit questions. this morning's deep drop in the number of people getting tested for coronavirus is starting to worry local leaders. it's handling around 5000 test each day. that's only 35 percent of capacity the peak was 20,000

test a day. we spoke with the county testing officer about the possibility vaccines are driving numbers down. >> people are looking towards vaccine and are excited about vaccine which is fine while you wait your turn. we don't have enough. it's going to take several weeks to get everybody vaccinated as long as it comes in. while you are waiting go get tested. the emergence of the variant is another reason people should continue to get tested. part of building a better area is focusing on how the pandemic changed education. the college of san francisco will hold a march against layoffs. they are on zoom talking about keeping classes, faculty, and staff safe. they will mark available funds from the state rebuilding

ccsf. a big day for parents and students in san francisco tomorrow. public schools reopen for in person class after a year of distance learning. 22 pre-k through second grade schools will welcome students back. 11 early education sites will also reopen by april 26 every student through fifth grade will be on campus five days a week. distance learning is still an option. >> reporter: we have some patchy fog out there. evidence of that. can you see anything? it's all shrouded in low clouds . upper 40s in san francisco with the sunshine coming up in less than 30 minutes. more 60s today. in the city. near 80 inland. i will explain what's ahead for the seven-day forecast next major allegations this morning pointed at the mayor of one northbay town. what five women are saying claiming sexual assault and how the mayor is responding. praying for peace.

we can church service calling for an end to asian hate for the arch bishop is stepping in. a dire drought for a local rancher. we show you how bad it is and what people are forced to do.

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another shock this morning in windsor the mayor is responding at length for the first time after several women are stepping for accusing him of assault. the former mayor is behind bars accused of crimes against a child. that former mayor is still in jail this morning. he was booked on saturday in

suspicion of having sex with a minor. he spoke to police about where they stand with new developments. >> police say they received a tip on march 30th and quickly began the investigation finding enough evidence to arrest former mayor robert jacob earlier this morning. the 44-year-old has been booked on five felony accounts and one misdemeanor related to alleged sexual assault crimes against a minor under 15 years old. the tip came in last month. they believe the crimes may have become in december, 2019. police say they've only heard from one victim. they are asking anyone with information to come forward given the victims age cannot release more information about them, are details about alleged crimes. the investigation has sent shockwaves through the small northbay town. >> it's dramatic for the survivor. it's dramatic for everyone. it plays a toll on our community. >> he was the mayor from 2012,

2016. according to his linkedin profile, he now works as a consultant in the cannabis industry. he's been booked in the sonoma county adult attention facility and being held without bail. a rally planned at the sonoma county winery owned by the windsor mayor. a fifth woman is coming forward with sexual assault at stations. a 38-year-old woman told the chronicle she was sexually abused during a three-year relationship in the early 2000's . the chronicle first published allegations from farther women on, thursday. a statement released last night saying, i believe anyone who believes they been victimized should have the opportunity to be heard. i didn't want to cloud my accusers stories with an immediate response and decided to give them time to be heard. now is the appropriate time for me to address this matter. i'm completely innocent of the

conduct alleged in not violated any of these women. he is fighting back for the sonoma county sheriff's department is investigating the matter. service at a san jose church is turning into a community town hall today. one week after easter morning worship service held over zoom was infiltrated by people spewing racist homophobic slurs. the church is inviting the community to attend in person or over zoom for today's town hall. it starts at 11:00 this morning. the pastor's concern last week's hack could further harm the congregation that still healing after a deadly stabbing in november. two people died and three others were hurt. the church is fundraising for physical on-site security. initially focused on is race and social justice. the archbishop of san francisco calling for an end to violence and racism against asians.

the archbishop said he decided yesterday, one of the best things he could do was come together to pray. >> i love the asian community. i want them to know how much i steam them. they are great blessing in our city and our bay area. they've been an integral part of our life here since the very beginning. >> reporter: as they belong to a global faith community that is the most diverse and multicultural institution in the world. happening today we will see a no anti-asian hate march rally in mountain view starting from the transit center which did serve once is a processing point for japanese american internment during world war ii. it's going to end at city hall. this follows a similar rally, saturday, in san mateo. >> for anyone supposed drowned out, i ask you tell your story loud. >> reporter: asian uplift called a rally to raise awareness about crimes against asian women attacked more than twice as much as asian men.

we don't have all the answers for issues surrounding race and social justice we do have a lot of added resource is there to find out more about how you can take action and be an ally go to abc7news.com/ take action. we are going to return to the northbay were dozens of people gather at seashore protesting the death of more than 100 rare elk. the national park service had 152 elk die in a fenced area overpopulation and drought conditions. it severely reduced the amount of water in the area leading to limited access and malnutrition. >> this fence has been here since, 1978. for the last 25 years it's been going up and down. >> reporter: yesterday's protesters blame the park service saying they mismanaged the situation where they demand the fence be removed for this elk herd is considered the largest remaining population of their species in the world. 250

elk died from similar drought conditions. the dry areas hitting the northbay especially hard. experts are saying it's not a matter of if, but when, they will but mandatory conservation orders in place. we went to one ranch where the owner has contended with droughts for decades. he's not optimistic about where we are heading. >> in the dairy belt people find comfort in seasonal predictability. flowers bloom, cows come home, that's how it's supposed to be. this is, 2021. >> what's one thing you haven't got? >> rain. we need it bad. >> reporter: this year they've already abandoned spring gardens . >> my roses were so beautiful last year. >> reporter: that's just the start of it. >> five inches. normally we should be a 18. >> how could that be?

to make the point don, took us for a ride to see the reservoir that deals with rainwater runoff every year looking out the window we almost missed it. >> that pond should be running over right now. >> reporter: it should have enough water to run the ranch and hundreds of cows for a year and a half. not now. >> have you ever seen it empty? >> not like this. >> he has around the slant sense 1976. the land was so parched and, 2014, we watched him do the well that turned out dry. he's never seen in april as dry as this. >> this is probably the worst one. >> he is buying hay and paid tens of thousands of dollars for a water delivery truck. californians are fixated on covid and vaccinations right now. do they see what's coming? >> the whole stay is out of water. people don't know it. as long as they open the faucet

and it comes out they think they have a lot of water. >> reporter: most of us don't live on a ranch or rely on a pond. this is very concerning. it's like, here we are all over again. >> we have over 20 inches behind up in santa rosa. we still have hope for april. we should see rain in april also in may. anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rain. nothing on the horizon for the short term. we are still hoping if we see any it'll dampen some extra dry brush we had out there right now exceedingly dry conditions in parts of the south bay. we have a little bit of low clouds along the coast from the san mateo coast up through southern marin and offshore. an area of low pressure allowing the possibility of rain. it never happened and once again it's it's offshore. as we look from the east bay

camera at mount diablo the wind is out of the north northeast. it's bringing in warm air. it's a chilly start in the north bay. morgan hill typically cool spot at 39. it's 59. 41 in mountain view with mid 40s . cool for you this morning in san jose. here is our roof camera looking at a clear start. you can see the cloud deck out over the area on the bay bridge. 36 in novato. it's been really cold in the northbay. we certainly need the heat. in livermore some cold air is draining into the valley. there is a look at the north easterly wind. mount diablo has been in the upper 50s all night long. due to that breeze, and as we continue to see the winds blow we have warm air above. the inversion blows cold air near the surface.

today should be a nice day for san jose. mild to warm around the bay. looking at cooler temperatures tomorrow into, wednesday. breezy wind arriving later tonight into, tuesday and, monday. we are looking at a drive pattern through the week ahead and into next weekend. here's what we should expect for the rest of april and may. over two and half inches in santa rosa of rainfall. san francisco over an inch and a half. more than an inch in sfo. oakland could see 1.61. the usual is not what it has been. whether or not we see that it's been a tough year. 73 san jose today. four degrees above average. checking in at 67. downtown low 60s and upper 50s. 73 petaluma. alejo 70. upper 60s to lower 70s from newark to fremont today.

inland it 75. 3:00 upper 70s. 11 of aspect livermore upper 60s. upper 70s and 80s wouldn't be out of the question today. a little change tomorrow. monday, the wind picks up into, tuesday bringing cooler days our way. temperatures around average with a little bit of fog. hope in getting past the pandemic. what comes next? >> 85% of jobs that will exist in, 2030, do not exist today. >> a look at

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from 11:00 to have a clock on grant avenue. as we work through the pandemic the changing workplace is one of abc 7 key pillar in building a better bay area. companies around the world are strategizing how they will shift gears from surviving the pandemic to thriving over the next decade. we show you the future will continue to be disruptive. >> reporter: remote work shows how quickly you can respond to the pandemic there is going to be a shift from surviving to thriving with risk. >> companies are willing to fail and fail fast. they are able to make strides to the new norm quickly. >> speaking with 6000 executives across 99 countries to forecast changes in the workplace. this is a start. >> 85% of jobs that will exist in, 2030, do not exist today >> disruption and career plans.

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the top headlines this morning. the covid-19 crunch and the country is racing against the new virus. preparing for a drop in johnson & johnson doses this week. thanks, for joining us. if you are just joining us let's check the weather. >> reporter:

building out there. a very pretty view from our east bay hills camera atop the peak where you can see the low cloud deck there. we are going to see plenty of sunshine mixed in with you high clouds today. 47 in the city. 40 for san jose. around for some fog. the blanket of low clouds is there for us this morning in the city. mid-30s once again for novato. 50 in concord. we have some wind allowing for mild errant parts of the bay. livermore kind of chile at 43 degrees. as we get through that 10:00 our in the low 60s for concord in mid 60s by delta. it's going to take a while to get out of the 50s downtown it'll be breezy again. low 60s in the city with 70s arriving in parts of the north bay and the south bay. the cool week ahead. happening on the island of oahu guests and staff are

sheltering in place after a man with a firearm barricaded himself into a hotel room at the resort. honolulu police negotiators are working to get the man out of the room where they say he shot through the door. no injuries have been reported. the suspect is believed to be in the military and maybe stationed on a wahoo. from a cases of covid-19 are creeping back up across the u.s. americans are bracing for a major drop in supply of the single-dose johnson & johnson. supply is expected to fall 85% this coming week. a number not expected to rise until federal regulators approved manufacturing at a baltimore plant where millions of doses were contaminated but at the same time for states temporarily held at the johnson & johnson vaccine after a small number of people experienced minor reactions. the cdc insists it safe. >> it's individualized. we are going to have people with different effects from it. >> reporter: this comes after the expansion of availability

to those over 16. los angeles county the largest in the state has already opened to everyone older than 16. coming up fighting continues pushing up his $2 trillion infrastructure package. the energy secretary talks about the status of negotiations with the gop. you can watch the interview this week right here on abc 7. outrage quickly spreading online after a video of police emerging a man and pepper spraying a block army lieutenant. he is now saving suing them. >> tonight there are two police officers that are being sued by an army second lieutenant claiming his rights were violated during a traffic stop captured on multiple cameras. >> put her hands out the window. >> body, rolling as an officer

attempts to stop him for a missing plate on the suv. he pulled over at a gas station 100 seconds later starting his camera. he picked a well lit place to stop for safety. he does have a play. a temporary plate taped to the back window of his brand-new car. as seen in the video the situation go south quickly as a second officer arrived on the scene. >> put your hands out the window and turned the vehicle off. >> 20 times they wanted him out of the car. >> get out of the car now! >> i am honestly afraid to get out. >> you should be. >> you think he had a reasonable right to fear for his life? >> absolutely. i think officer gutierrez back set up. >> one officer pepper sprays him and forcibly removes him. >> it out of the car but >> he was released with no charges. police have not responded to a

request for comment that his attorney says his client is doing so incidents don't happen in the future. an 83-year-old man may have been saved with a help of a little music. back with his family after epic struggle with covid. we explain his family and the doctors played a big part. >> reporter: ruben, has loved playing the jazz saxophone since he was a young man in the philippines. >> playing music for all hours of the night. >> for myself it in my blood. i enjoy it. >> several months ago the music suddenly stopped covid-19 had invaded not just ruben's body but his lungs . the wind he wants used to push out notes was now dangerously weak. the beginning of a months long

battle at the hospital. >> i feel like i'm in prison. >> he was not expecting that to happen. none of us were. >> this dr. says staff and ruben's family worked to keep his spirits up well doctors worked on his condition. as weeks turned into months the weight of his struggle group. he text his family at one point saying he told his doctors if necessary he wanted to go peacefully. >> the text put me into -- i never felt the feeling like that ever before. >> while communicating daily he asked doctors to add something to his room. the cd player. >> i asked the nurse please play the cd far away from him so he's not able to turn it off. they said for some reason his oxygen has gotten really good. i believe it was from listening to his own music. >> slowly ruben began to regain

his strength building one now on top of the other. doctors told him returning to instruments like the saxophone might be a difficult challenge. >> i think that was a defining moment. he pulled in all of his qualities as a survivor, as a fighter for his family not for music. >> after total of 114 days ruben, returned home to his family in san jose. they say it's important to rebuild his endurance with the strain on his lung from the virus. the man who entertained around the country is determined to find a way to keep going with his craft. >> absolutely. >> give me a little chance to feel that i'm ready to play for you.

>> among his honors he's the first filipino american to play as a member of the united states naval academy band at annapolis. buckingham palace is laying out plans for funeral for prince philip next saturday at windsor castle it will be scaled down due to the pandemic. prince harry will be attending his wife will not because she is pregnant. doctors advised her not to travel. mourners continue to pay their respects. they are leaving flowers outside of the castle. the prince had this tribute yesterday to his father. >> he was a very special person above else would've been amazed by the reaction, and the touching things said about him. >> he was married to queen elizabeth for 73 years and was described as her rock. we have a look back at the life and the influence of prince the love you can find through the ab seven apt.

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has e. coli. a similar incident happen in july, 2019. it forced the closure of richardson bay. a special night for a great cause. the annual, charity concert. because of the pandemic it was a virtual event. they raise money for bay area children in need. gavin newsom, kevin cronin, was there. the director for the rolling stones. >> tell everyone what music means to you? >> everything. that's great. last night and that was a huge success. a proud sponsor of the event. for more information go to dan ashley's rock the casa. we have some fog in spots.

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you could see the fog in the east bay hills. beautiful as we wake up. happening today the words will host tri-city marketplace outside chase center. something you might want to do today featuring booze from 30 women owned businesses.

shoppers will be required to follow health and safety protocols and wear a mask at all times. the tri-city marketplace will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. baseball season is in full swing. the giants tried to sweep the rockies in their first home series of the season. the first pitch is that 1:05 the a's have a rare sunday off. the words will get the results of an mri on rookie center james wiseman's knee. he was hurt during last night's victory over the rockets. >> reporter: steve, would steve a hard time sleeping after the agonizing loss on friday, night. i trust he's sleeping better this morning thanks to stefan curry. the warriors hosting the rocket. oh man the warriors had a guest pa announcer. he was great.

this was not great. scary in the second quarter. james wiseman, goes down hard falling awkwardly on his knee. he walked off on his own power which is good news when mri is coming. birthday boy a anderson with a deflection step does not hesitate just drills the 3. up 17 at the break against a poor rocket. behind the back and scooped to the hoop and running up to the stand. come on! jab step in splash. 90 seconds left in the quarter. he is wide open. even with a hand on his face he knocks it down. 18 straight warrior points. lebanon! minutes ago nearly loses. when it's going good, it's going good. he recovers, spins, scores. 20 straight. we are not worthy. a game-high 38. the first warrior to have 30

and six straight games since, 74. 105-109. sharks won six of the seven meetings against the kings this season. the final meeting of the season last night. jonathan, that he had the puck. smothered. no, it's loose. i'll take that. he pumps at home. after that andrea's a redirect to beat martin jones to life in one kings. moments later another score in the kings win by a final 4-2. a's and astros. a lot of kids to deal with right here. the a's of 2-0 in the fifth. ramon, hi deep, aloha, means goodbye. 4-0 leader. he started to play better now. top 8. seth brown. this is downtown. that is seth brown's first major league finger.

7-3. the giants in the rockies. the fans are back in oracle. this just in. a cannon for an arm. don't run on him. the rockies tried to steal the game. bottom sixth brandon crawford clutched for the second straight game. three ren jack. 4-3 the giants final. a four stroke lead in the final round of the masters. we will see if he can hang on today. enjoy the rest of your weekend. you can see how gray is behind me. >> reporter: that are deck of low clouds. it's not going to last. it is sunny in spots around the bay. live doppler 7 picking up on what's meandering around the shore. it won't affect us except for high clouds streaming out ahead of it. a beautiful view.

our tower, where we are used to seeing low cloud deck in the summertime. 41 mountain view. upper 40s downtown. 50 oakland. 44 san jose. upper 30s morgan hill. on the coast 46. a nice start here, sunday . typically cold. we have seen 30s day after day in the north bay. another cold start there with low 40s in napa. 47 fairfield. 50 conquered. livermore 43. upper elevation wind is breezy out of the north northeast keeping the warm air in the upper elevations mixing down to the surface throughout the day. we will have another day with temperatures 5-7 degrees above average in our inland areas for the coast is keeping cool with the breeze. mild to warm this afternoon. cooler inland throughout the beginning of the work week. the drive pattern continues.

as we look at oracle park today partly cloudy. wind at 20 miles per hour. upper 50s to start. 64 clock this afternoon. hopefully another win for the giants. along the coast we will get into patchy fog. temperatures in the 50s here. mid to upper 50s ocean beach. half moon bay. as we get down to santa cruz mild slight light wind. monterey 62. wendy in the bay. you will notice numbers in upper 60s. average around 67. mid and upper 70s for concord and livermore. 76 santa rosa. west wind will bring a breeze and high clouds here. 73 in santa rosa. temperatures will be five degrees above average. we should see rain in april. we should see over an inch and a half in san francisco. over 2 1/2 inches in santa

rosa. this could take us into may. we are still hopeful perhaps we can see some rain. on the extended outlook for the next seven days obviously not in the cards. we are looking pretty drive. the seven-day forecast mid to upper 50s at the coast throughout the next few days. temperatures in and around the 70 degree mark around the bay. not changing all that much. upper 70s inland today. knock the numbers down four or five degrees tomorrow. the weather system over the ridge bringing breezy wind, monday coming to tuesday. it will allow for slightly cooler conditions. it'll be right where we should be for this time of year temperature wise if we get some rain that will help out. we are still not seeing any. a helicopter hangup on mars . we were supposed to see history made tonight. something has gone wrong on the red planet. we will have details next.

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says because of a technical error. during a high-speed rotor test, friday, there was a watchdog timer expiration. the timer oversees the processes that allows researchers on earth to issue commands to on genuity and goes on when it detects an issue. nasa has lifted off and it will not be any earlier than april 14. we look forward to it. >> most definitely. we have low clouds and fog around the bay. visibility is 2 1/2 miles. half-moon may for miles. it lives by midmorning. we will see partly cloudy skies today. low 60s downtown. upper 60s san mateo and oakland. 75 in oakland. out by the delta upper 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast still mild again tomorrow with morning fog to warm conditions inland and we will call back midweek and temperatures will be around average of 50s on the coast. upper 60s on the bay. mid 70s inland.

by next weekend we are keeping it in the 70s. there are some forecast models that are indicating a bigger warming trend. we will see. thanks, for joining us on abc 7 mornings. the news continues at 9:00 a.m. good morning america is next. have a great day.

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