unrest in minnesota after police shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. the events unfolding miles from where derek chauvin is on trial. and a sixth woman coming forward saying the mayor of a north bay town sexually assaulted her. also this morning the youngest san francisco students are heading back to school for the first time in more than a year. a look ahead of what to expect in the classroom. good morning. welcome to monday, april 12th. >> let's start with a look at forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. let's try to get this monday off on a decent note. you can see we have a few clouds along the coast. some are starting to spill into the bay. we will call it clear to partly cloudy this morning. notice the winds coming out of the northwest and they are fairly light right now. let's take a look. some of the clouds hanging over san francisco as we look from the exploratorium.

so the coast 57 to 63 in san francisco. those temperatures pretty close to average. for the rest of us we will be warm than average. mid to upper 70s in the south bay and the north bay. and a few 80s inland. now this will be our warmest day until the weekend when even warmer temperatures are on the way. i'll show you that coming up. back to you. the national guard has been deployed in minnesota amid protests after police shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop. this happened not far from where george floyd was killed. >> donte wright was killed yesterday afternoon at brooklyn center, minnesota. within hours, hundreds of protesters filled the streets. police sea they were trying to first wright after were trying to arrest wright after they determined he had outstanding warrants. his car continued for several

blocks before hitting another car. wright died at the scene and his mother says he called her as he was being pulled over. >> i said why did he get pull the over? he said they pulled me over for air fresheners in the car. >> police and national guard presence is expected to be high over the next few days. minnesota governor tim walz tweet he is praying for pray family. walz will hold a news conference later this morning. back to you. >> thank you. prosecutors in the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin are expected to wrap up their case this week. chauvin is the officer that knelt on george floyd's neck as he was on the ground. over the last two weeks the jury has heard from medical experts testifying that chauvin's actions were largely to blame for george floyd's

death. but the defense is expected to call many witnesses to argue that floyd's heart and drug issues led to his death. >> they will try to call experts that will talk about the fentanyl in his system. they will have an expert that will say that this could have been considered an overdose. >> before the defense takes the stand, prosecutors will likely call george floyd's loved ones to tell the jury who he was as a person. on receiverrers believe the jury could get the case in a little more than a week. now to covid-19 and the effort to vaccinate californians. nearly half the people in our state have at least one dose. more than a quarter are fully vaccinated. covid-19 case rates in the state have remained steady. the state reports 105 deaths saturday. the number of deaths based on a seven day average are at the lowest since early december. hospitalizations also continue to decline in the state.

anyone 16 and up in alameda county can schedule a vaccine appointment. this comes ahead of the state expanding eligibility to everyone on thursday. contra costa county got an early start on expanding eligibility to those 16 and up a few weeks ago. it is back to school for thousands of students in san francisco today. dozens of sfusd preschools and elementary schools will be reopening for face to face learning. we are live welcoming students back to the classroom this morning. amy. >> reporter: safety will be a huge focus today. students will see that right as they arrive. they will see the red circles showing them where to stand. stay six feet apart. kids will have to complete a health screening at home. teachers have been vaccinated. so lots of changes to make sure everyone is safe. kids will not be eating lunch in the cafeteria.

they will eat in their classroom or outside. that way they can stay with a stable cohort. and the district has arranged for students and teachers covid tested. this is for 22 elementary schools in the district. parents say they are happy for these young children but worried for the older kids. >> totally concerned. i think he is the one that struggled the most with distance learning. the longer he stayed in distance learning the worst it got. >> reporter: the school district hopes to have 22,000 kids back in the classroom by the end of this month. that is not everyone half the kids in the district. san francisco unified school district serves 65,000 students. so those older kids won't be coming back until the fall. they will be celebrating today's openings though. the superintendent will be at one of the elementary schools cheering on teachers and

students as they return to the classroom for the first time in more than a year. amy hollyfield abc news. >> thank you. classes in san lee an doe will be opening up. families have the option to keep their children in remote learning and the district says nearly half of families say they prefer to return to in person learning. developing news. a group of recalling mayor foppoli. úsix w acausing foppoli of assault. >> reporter: a small group of protesters stood outside of christopher creek winery co- owned by windsor mayor dominic foppoli. >> i wanted to draw attention

to his businesses and let them know the community is paying attention and we need him to be held accountable. we need him to resign. >> reporter: the mayor under fire after five women told the chronicle that foppoli sexually assaulted them. the allege incidents took place over 16 years. williams says she was asalt by foppoli in 2016 after a night of drinking and dancing. now a sixth woman is coming forward with claims. windsor council member estor told the press democrat she was drugged and sexually assaulted twice by foppoli in 2020. foppoli denies those claims and says she coerced him.

the mayor released this statement saying in part "now is the appropriate -- the sheriff's department has opened an investigation into the matter. >> victims in this case will be treated with the utmost respect. they have been very courageous and brave in coming forward. >> he does not belong in office. he has no moral credibility to stand on. >> reporter: eight signed this letter calling for dominic to resign. winery co-owner joe foppoli says his brother has been removed from the payroll and should leave his government elected job too. the windsor town council has called an emergency meeting for wednesday at 6:00 to consider demanding mayor foppoli step down. the mayor says he has no intentions of leeing the job.

in windsor, cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> dominic foppoli's interest in politics started at a young age. he became the youngest council member and mayor in the history of windsor. and in 2014 at the age of 32, he was elected to windsor's town council. foppoli was appointed mayor by town council in 2018. he won the seat in an election in 2020. last month foppoli was appointed the newest representative to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district. and co-owner of christopher creek winery which he started with his family. the bay area has several organizations working to support victims of sexual abuse. to find out more and review a list of the vetted resources, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. it's about 5:09 on this monday. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures. we will start in the south bay where it's clear and we're mainly in the low to mid 40s.

46 in san jose. lost georgias to up in the hills a little bit milder at 50 degrees. everybody else in the 40s until we get over to novato at 39. you can see fog along the coast and into the north bay. lowest visibility i have seen right now is three miles. here's a look from the exmoratorium where exploratorium where it's 49. we will stay in the mid to upper 40s through 7:00. notice the 50s at the coast where it will be coolest. 63 to 70 add noon for our bay and inland temperatures. cool to comfy. 72 to 79. so above average away from the coast. and back into the mid to upper 60s by 7:00. so pretty nice evening. let's talk about that commute. other than the fog out there. it will be pretty good getting around. we will go good with dry conditions all day and pretty calm. especially compared to tomorrow where the winds will be back into our forecast. but they will bring us cleaner

air. the air is clean today. it's good to moderate. but it gets all, good, green by wednesday. we'll take a look at that warm weekend forecast. 80s coming our way. let's take a look at forecast. good morning. happy monday. everything is looking great except we have fog in the north bay. mike was talking about that. the visibility not too bad right now but i want to give a heads up for those traveling along 101. showing you emeryville and 80. those headlights are traveling westbound. and walnut creek picking up on 680 but again no major blocking issues. histories for the 2021 masters. how the winner responded when he was asked if he is greatest of all time.. scaring the bear. the tiny thing that ended up

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there has been several incidents recently in the east bay hills. one incident a cyclist was assaulted and had a mountain bike stolen on grizzly peak boulevard and thieves also had a gun. bike clubs are urging you to ride with a friend and let someone know where you are going. >> i wish they would open and put some patrols up here to mitigate some of that. >> bicycles are expensive. and a lot of people are having a hard time right now. and i understand. i just pray and hope i don't get robbed. >> several incidents have occurred on grizzly peak between fish ranch road. others have happened along wildcat canyon. some say the extra rules are only creating a new problem. the strict enforcement comes in response to a rise in

complaints about trash, parking, and noise in the neighborhood. yestrday officers enforced the rules on just one side of the park so that naturally push everyone including food vendors to the north side. residents say people were forced to squeeze together, raising concerns about social distancing. >> they have the whole other side blocked off because there is too many people. but all it's doing is make it a smaller space with the same amount of people. >> abc 7 reached out to oakland police and city leaders to get their take on these park issues but they have not yet responded. they may be small but they are mighty. tiny terriers jumped into action after discovering a much larger intruder. so it captured everything. you can see clearly this bear walking across the deck and going inside this pasadena home because the door was open. okay. so it sniffs around the kitchen

and then the guard dogs apparently are like, we need to do our jobs. they figured out what was going on. look at this bear. it's so leisurely. i'm waiting for the dogs to show up. because they figured it out and they weren't happy and apparently they chased the bear away. >> okay. so they did their job. the homeowner says she's had several encounters with bears, but not quite like this. >> now here's where i'm confused. this is not her first time at the rodeo. but still leaving that door open? >> you know. >> then you have welcomed that

bear into your home. >> that bear was casually strolling around. you don't have friends that walk in your house like that. >> no, but i also haven't had bears in my house before. >> you would think the bear would have some respect. >> i thought the bear was very respectful. the bear didn't make a mess. didn't appear he had dirty paws. he was just walking around checking things out. i don't think he destroyed anything. >> attack. >> that bear didn't even jump in that mountain. you know how they like to jump into hot tubs. what do you have to say, mike? >> i'm having a hard time watching this. usually, reggie you are the cynical one. and da mast city is the one let the bear do its thing. and now we are reverse. what is going on? >> one thing i don't like is people welcoming themselves into your personal sanctuary. >> that is where she draws draw

line, mike. >> got it. good to though. we will start in the east bay. some of our earliest commuters getting on 680. about 50 degrees there. it's pretty comfortable considering it could be cooler. partly cloudy today. average at the coast. above average around the bay and inland neighborhoods. it will be warmest this weekend. notice i didn't mention anything about rain because there is none in the forecast again. so let's take a look at your fog forecast. there is fog out there. we've been talking about it. it quickly goes away. and then we will be left with a few patchy clouds along the coast. the breezes will pick up late, baa they will be by the time most of us are already home so we don't need to worry about that. tomorrow, that is a different thing. mid to upper 70s. 73 to 77 in the south bay. with 75 in san jose. 67 to 72 is our spread on the peninsula.

upper 50s along the coast to even 62 in daly city. check out the mid 60s in downtown and south san francisco. up in the valleys, look at that mid to upper 70s. even from clover dale to northward we should touch 80. along the east bay shore the closer you are to the water, the closer to the 60s you will be. as you move into the valleys, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. let's take a look around the state today. what you are going to see. high clouds and sunshine. only mid to upper 60s san francisco los angeles and tahoe at 60 today. tonight you can see more cloud cover moving in as the winds start to come back on shore. and we'll hang out in the low to upper 40s. here's any accuweather seven- day forecast. temperatures closer to average tomorrow with our fastest winds. winds will left off the accelerator a little bit. we will gain a couple degrees wednesday, thursday, and friday. but look at the surge away from

the coast this weekend. low to upper 70s saturday. mid 70s to mid 80s sunday. definitely going to feel more like summer sunday. >> thank you. history made augusta national golf club. hadeki is the first male golfer from japan to win a championship. he was asked if he is the greatest japanese golfer of all time. he wouldn't say yes. but he made >> i can't say i'm the greatest. however, i'm the first to win a major and if that's the bar, then i set it. >> okay. >> yep. he finished just one shot shot of will zalatoris who was born in san francisco and lives in

the bay area. woods wrote his win will impact the entire golf world. tigers who won the masters in 2019 was absent as he's recovering from a crash. coming up. >> the red hot housing market. it's a tough competition. why one experiment says now is the best time to buy. let's take a live look outside right now

prosecutors in the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin are expected to wrap up their case this week. chauvin is the officer who knelt on george floyd's neck as he was on the ground. abc news will air live coverage of prince phillip's funeral starting at 6:30 saturday morning. over the weekend prince harry arrived back in the uk for the first time since revealing the rifts in his family in that interview with oprah. some san francisco public

schools will reopen for in person learning today. students from 30 preschools and elementary schools will return to the classroom. number five, here's what i'm talking about when i say average along the coast in san francisco. spot on 63. around the bay and inland we're anywhere from four to ten degrees warmer than average. number six, aside from the high wind advisory, things are look good. bringing you a live lolive loli san mateo bridge. and number seven, starting today if you have unused tickets for disney land or california adventure, you can make a reservation to visit the parks. if you are buying a new ticket, sales start thursday morning. in today's gma first look, the pandemic is fueling the soring demand for homes and driving up prices at a rare rate. >> reporter: in this morning's

gma first look, red hot housing market. home prices rising at their highest rate in 15 years. up 11.2%. and demand so intense that red fin reports nearly half of homes are selling within a week of hitting the market. that is a record. >> the market is crazy right now. >> the spike a result of the pandemic as more people work from home mortgage rates drop and millions of millennials now enter their home bike years. million dollar listing agent says despite the competition, now is the best time to buy a new home. >> because the interest rates are so historically low, know what you are getting into and make sure you secure that interest rate now because you seller. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we have the insider tips you need to know. we're coming back with a full 90 minutes of news. including going green. making eco friendly choices

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now at 5:30. the race to vaccinate. supply issue we are face this week as pfizer starts testing a

booster shot. long lines at a local drop in vaccination site. words of advice to skip this race. and it's back to in person learning for san francisco's youngest students. the return to school today after a year at home. good morning, it's monday, april 12th. >> we will start with a check of our forecast with mike. good morning, mike. >> good morning kumasi, reggie. here's a look at what is going on. you can see the fog out there, visibility is doing fine. the lowest i saw last hour was a half a mile now you are up two miles. you look from the exploratorium, you can seat marine layer of clouds are back. at least around the coast and the bay. here's a look at what is going to happen this afternoon. it will be partly cloudy with a few low clouds along the coast. 57 to 63. coolest along the coast into san francisco. we'll have upper 60s to low

70s. 68 to 72 around the bay. mid to upper 70s in the south bay and the north bay. and warmest temperatures in the east bay where many neighborhoods will hit 80. guess what? it will be even warmer this weekend. i'll show you that coming up. more than a year into the pandemic, the bay area's biggest school district is reopening school. san francisco unify asked welcoming students back from dozens of preschools and elementary schools. amy is live with the in person learning . amy. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of 22 elementary schools that will be returning for in person learning today. that is not even half of the elementary schools here in the city of san francisco. the district has 64 elementary schools. but those kids are returning today and their parent as are thrilled. they say it is time for this day. and they are really excited to see that it has arrived. administrators say they have a safety plan in place that will

include covid testing for kids and teachers. they do have plan to bring back some, but not all middle and high school students later this month. those will be students who are homeless or have special education needs. but the majority of the high school and middle schoolers will be staying home until the fall. they would be celebrating this day. the superintendent will be at an elementary school to cheer on students and teachers as they return for the first time in more than a year. but do expect a lot of safety measures in place including lots of social distancing. the kids will be eating in their classrooms or outside. not cafeteria so they can keep everybody in their same cohorts. reporting live amy hollyfield abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. this week the u.s. is anticipating an 85% drop in the

johnson & johnson vaccine supply. this comes as fears the variant found in south africa could break through the pfizer vaccine. pfizer is testing a third dose of its booster shot as a booster. and it can modify the shot to address new variants needs to. >> it's breaking our hearts. we're exhausted. emotionally. the things that we are seeing our health care workers they are suffering. >> 39 states have now expanded vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 years and older. three more including california will do the same thing this week. the san francisco department of public health is working to manage a rush of people trying to get vaccinated. we saw another long line at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. this is a drop in location for residents that are eligible for a vaccine or live in certain

zip codes. saturday the hospital had to turn away thousands of people because it ran out of doses for the day. >> i wasn't really expecting to get it yesterday because i went at noon. it was just to try to get more information because it's confusing online. and the calls are, the lines are all busy. so it was more to get information and then few could get a vaccine, that would be great. >> to avoid this initial rush, the health department is encouraging to come later this week or check out sf.gov/getvaccinated. and there you will find other vaccine sites and appointments. the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on an emergency ordnance tomorrow that will require high-rise office buildings to comply with ventilations. this comes as offices start to open back up. it would create a system to file complaints with the city if those regulations are not

followed. good ventilation is considered a key in preventing the spread of covid-19 in buildings. this morning concerns on the caribbean island of saint vincent. the island is bracing for more eruptions. >> reporter: thousands of people are expected to evacuate st. vincent. at least three cruise ships are ready to serve as emergeny shelters. the eruption pumped clouds of ash six miles into the air. >> when i walk the streets, my feet is sinking inches into the ash. i was broken. i cried. i can't believe this is my beautiful home. >> reporter: people on the island and neighboring islands are being asked to stay inside or wear a mask if venturing outside. scientists say the eruptions could last several more days.

president boyd listen be meeting with a group. it's also calling for expanded broad band internet, increased wages for people who care for the elderly and replacing lead pipes. the new protected measures for worshipers after a racist rant. a local couple reunited with memory they thought were gone forever. and it's all thanks to social media. but first a check on weather. thanks, reggie. what we are going to start with is temperatures. we have already talked to the south bay. let's take a look at what is going on elsewhere. we have 38 in novato. where we have seen some of the

thickest fog this morning. everybody else in the 40s. until you get to alameda and brentwood at 50 right now. here's a look at peninsula where enjoy the calmness right now. it will get windy starting tonight. it will stay pretty breezy for a couple of days. you only have a southwest wind at 5 miles per hour. even with the cloud cover out there. that is leaking in from the coast. mid to upper 40s. 50s at the coast though. today where it's not going to be raw and breezy. that again comes tomorrow. 63 to 70 tomorrow. 72 to 79. warmer than average at 7:00. and 64 to about 67 degrees. so enjoy your outdoor activitiesen it will be good on your beaches. tons of sun if you are out running errands. and we have fairly calm conditions on our water if you are going to be out there.

maybe swimming, kayaking, whatever you may be doing. here's a look at our pollen. unfortunately it is high once again. and there is a couple new players. cedar,. that. that. that part of the forecast. we will take a look at the dip in the temperatures midweek. and warmer weather coming this weekend. how about we turn it over to doe bee that. you are so on it with your forecast. 30 minutes ago mike said the fog would move out of the north bay and look what is happening. already moving out. everyone along 101, visibility should not be a problem. we were seeing it pretty heavy along novato. in san l.a. fell this is our camera showing you 101. looking great there as well. we have a high wind advisory for the dunn bar ton bridge. outside of that everything is ú no crashes or blocking issues.

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demanded money, and pulled out a knife. the person stole a backpack and got into a car and took off. race and social justice is one of the five issues we are focusing on in our commitment to build a better bay area. in the south bay, there is a big show of support for the aapi community. a group of japanese drummers joined an antiasian hate march. yesterday demonstrators marched from mountain view's transit center. they say it served as a processing point for japanese american entierment for world war ii. and their message was focused on calling out antiasian hate. >> stop all this senseless violence. people have to know about this stuff. >> the group aapi mountain views its purpose is to uplift

asians and reckon with mountain view's history of racism. grace baptist church looks a little different after a racist rant interrupted their easter zoom service. the church's pastor says the congregation was still hurting from november's deadly stabbing that killed two people at a church shelter. he says they've had to take measures to protect worshipers. >> we did secure our zoom a little bit better. but it also helps that in person armed security here. >> reverend oliver says zoom has been able to identify at least one person in that racist rant. the paint brushes were out in oakland's china town as artists put together murals with a message. these beautiful works were targeting the recent wave of recent antiasian hate crimes. some focused on immunity while others encouraged support and

others to come forward. all of the artists that took part were either asian or black. a silicon valley couple just got memories they thought they lost forever. and it's all thanks to tiktok. lindsay davis shares what happened and the happy reunion. >> reporter: it all started as an ordinary hike. >> i see this silver looking thing. and i look harder and that is a go pro. >> the trek near scenic san diego turned quickly into a quest. >> he reaches for the go pro and it falls back into the water. finally he found it again. i had given up hope. >> reporter: so just imagine the surprise when they get the go pro home, turn the camera on, and found videos of a couple from 2017 could actually see the moment the camera was dropped and submerged into the water four years ago. rio determined to find a camera's owners posted the video on tiktok with this message.

found this go pro today lodged between a water and rock at three sisters fall san diego. help find them. >> what if they are not together anymore? do they want to see this footage. >> reporter: the video viewed more than 3.5 million times including in just five hours by the long lost go pro owners alejandro lopez and percy la from silicon valley. not only are they still together, they are now married. posting their own video to tiktok. announcing we are the owners of the go pro. we got married. >> we are so happy and grateful for this. >> reporter: rio met with them. their go pro returned. all thanks to tiktok. which can now be credited with preserving more than just danced moves but cherished memories. >> you know what? >> what? >> that is so cute.

>> you never know, right? >> you never know. and i'm glad they are still together. >> well that is another thing. >> that part. darn it. no. >> that is something you really never know. >> i don't want to see that ever again. yes, that's so good. >> yeah. i thought it was interesting, because they were both holding their cameras when they met. all right who is going to tiktok turn it off first so we can talk to each other? it's a little stand off there. should we hug? should we not hug? should we tiktok our hug? that was cute. that was great. i love those stories. especially on a monday. yeah, it's monday. i have pretty good weather for you. here's a look at walnut creek. we are clear. it will be partly cloudy today. we will have a few clouds along the coast. definitely a sun glass needing day. our coolest weather starts tomorrow as the breeze picks up and goes through about friday. and then we get warm away from

the coast this weekend. maybe even warmer than this past weekend. which is really nice to be outside. i hope you were able to take advantage of it. if not, how about next weekend? here's a look at a few players. we have couple areas of high pressure. a little change of pace coming with that low along hawaii. so we have 73 to 77. that is our spread across the south bay. we will start at 67 in san bruno. 72 at redwood city. upper 50s to low 60s along the peninsula coast with mid 60s in downtown and south san francisco. sauce lee toe at 62. 75 in san rafael. along the east bay shore. how about 70 to 72-degree temperatures. and 78 to about 80 degrees our inland east bay neighborhoods. now as far as tonight, you can can see more cloud cover as the winds pick up while we are sleep. and they bring more the marine layer to more of our neighborhoods.

and we will still wake up mainly in the 40s tomorrow. there may be a little bit more fog along the coast. of course we will track that for you tomorrow. we happen ton ton ton ton ton significantly cooler tomorrow. and temperatures take off again this weekend. dry all seven days. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. this is the start of what is being called "the rise together season". grant avenue was closed. people came to stroll in the streets, take in the sites, and sample the food at local restaurants. the car free space is also providing the perfect opportunity to visit the oldest china town in the u.s. >> that looks fun. if you have unused tickets for disney land or california adventure, you can make a

reservation to visit the parks. if you are buying a new theme park ticket, sales resume sunday morning. each guest has to have a valid ticket or a reservation to be admitted into the parks. right now only california residents can visit. it's also disney land paris' birthday today. >> all kinds of things to celebrate. >> 29 years young, my friend. new at 6:00, a popular korean grocery store makes its way to san francisco. and the new hmart. and a final goodbye for prince phillip. how covid is impacting funeral arrangements. and a new study about facebook. and let's

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prince harry has touched down in london just as the uk starts a two week period of mourning for prince phillip. he will have a small family funeral with 30 people including prince harry because of covid restrictions. >> thinking of herself. this is amazing. >> it's just for that wave of affection for him and just those lovely stories. they just mean so much. >> back in the uk for the first time since revealing the riffs in his family. his wife meghan markle is pregnant with their second child. her doctors advised her not to travel. abc news will have special

coverage of prince phillip's funeral on saturday morning. a new study finds that ads featured on facebook discriminate based on gender. men were more likely to see.com knows pizza delivery driver ads. while women were more likely to see instacart shopper ads. in response to this study, facebook says quote, our system takes into account many signals to try to serve people as they will be most interested in. but we understand the concerns raised in the report. microsoft could be on the verge of making a massive investment in artificial intelligence. the software company is in talks to acquire nuance for $16 billion. it's the speech recognition company that helped develop the siri virtual assistant. microsoft collaborated with the firm in 2019 to build speech software. the deal would be microsoft's

second largest accusation ever. are your spending habits contributing to carbon emissions and global warming? the credit card company has created this calculator that measures consumers carbon footprints based on what they buy. the feature focuses on specific spending categories but doesn't track the individual transaction. this will be available on the mastercard website and app starting today. las vegas is starting to ban grass that is purely for looks. it will be the first policy like that. there are almost eight square miles of grass that people don't walk on. talking about street medians, housing developments, and office parks. the agency thinks getting rid of this grass could reduce how much the water uses by 15%. the city went a record 240 consecutive days without rainfall last year. california temporarily banned watering grass like this during the drought in 2015.

yeah that may happen again this summer. unfortunately as the drought is going to be even worse than the last summer. in novato, the driest state in the country. let's take a look at that is going on in san rafael. you can see off in the distance a little bit of haze out there. thankfully the fog, the visibility it's producing hasn't been anything dangerous. the closer you are to the coast into san francisco, we've made that transition. so when you look at seven-day forecast, the coast is more san francisco now than the bay is during the rain season. so temperatures pretty close to average there. but everybody else around four to ten degrees warmer as we hit 68 in oakland. to nearly 80 in livermore. now how about the giants? some people may say it's a surprising start. others like oh, i knew. 6:45 first pitch. of course it will be breezy and cool. 56 dropping down to 52. a change of pace as the winds come on shore. you can seat 80s are gone. 50 i along the coast.

and notice wednesday that on shore breeze seven stronger. a couple degrees cooler. and we will see a minor warming trend for thursday. but nothing like the warm temperatures we'll have this weekend. so pretty quiet forecast so far early this week. kumasi. reggie. >> thank you, mike. one of president biden's two dogs will have more training to help him adjust to living in the white house. he will be taken off site to go through training. last month a secret service agent had to be seen by the white house medical staff. and major bit another white house worker. a member of the national park service. major and the biden's older german shepard were removed and taken to their home in delaware. new at 6:00. pg&e considers moving its headquarters out of san francisco. where the company hopes to put down its roots next. >> the growing calls for a north bay mayor to resign in light of multiple sexual assault allegations. you can hear from the mayor's brother on why he should step

down. and apple is having trouble making the next ipad. what we know about production problems overseas. it's 5:55. here's a live look along the 'em bark dare row. we'll be right back.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> now at six the clock, a black man shot and killed during a police traffic stop. protesters erupting come overnight near minneapolis, where it happened. the response from law enforcement, plus the expecting update we are expecting later this morning? back for that reason, i believe my brother should step down as mayor. the mayor of windsor's brother echoing the calls for him to resign pick six women now accusing the mayor of sexual assault, what we know about the latest woman to come forward. >> this is an exciting day for young kids in san francisco, many preschool and elementary schools reopening for in person

learning how the district is planning to face phase in more students during the next two weeks. in morning, it is monday, april 12, we will get a start with the weather forecast for mike. hey, mike. >> hey, good morning reggie, kumasi, jobina. everybody, it'll be a start to the school year or the school day, however you want to phrase that, for those in san francisco. your waking up with a little bit of cloud cover, mainly along the coast and you can see on live doppler 7 kirk not much is going in today or in the neighborhoods. there's definitely some breaks in there as we look back from here 15. expect some sunshine today, but is close to average, 57 above average elsewhere, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and an 80 or two in the state always. reggie? mike, thank you. national guard has been deployed in minnesota amid protest after police shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop. jobina, this happened not far from where george floyd was kied