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 killed. >> s, daunte wright was killed

yesterday afternoon in brooklyn center, 10 miles from where george floyd died. within hours of the situation, hundreds of protesters filled the streets. police say they were trying arrest wright after they determined he had outstanding warrants during a traffic stop. they say he got back into his car and started to drive away. that is when an officer shot wright.'s car continued for several blocks before hitting another car . wright died at the scene. his mother says, he called her as he was being pulled over. >> i said why did you get pulled over? he said they pulled him over because he had air freshener is hanging from the rearview mirror. a minute later i called and his girlfriend answered, which was the passenger in the car. she said that he had been shot. >> police and national guard presence is effects to be high over the next few days. minnesota governor tim walz tweeted he is, quote, playing for daunte wright family as our state mourns the life of another black man taken by law

enforcement. governor walz will hold a news conference later this evening. for mike peters 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. 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. the defense is expected to call many witnesses to argue his heart and drug issues led to his death. >> they will try to call experts to talk about the fentanyl in his system, they will have an expert that is going to say, this could've been considered an overdose. >> before the defensethe defense over, prosecutors will likely call george floyd loved ones to tell the jury who he was as a person. observers believe the jury could get this case in a little more than a week. now to covid-19, the effort to vaccinate californians. nearly half of people 16 and

older in the state have received at least one dose new state numbers show more than a quarter of them are fully vaccinated. california has administered more than 80% of its vaccine supply. covid-19 case rates in the state have remained steady. estate reports 105 death saturday. number of deaths based on a seven day average are at the lowest since early december. hospitalizations are also continuing to decline anyone 16 and up in alameda county, or if you work in alameda county, cannot schedule a vaccine appointment. this comes ahead of the state extending our ability to everyone on thursday, contra costa county is already there. they got an early start on notability a few weeks ago. san francisco is vaccinating anyone if you live within eight underserved zip codes. it is back to school for thousands of schools in san francisco. thousands of preschools and elementary will be reopening for in person learning. part of an effort to build a better bay area, abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joining us live outside jameer elementary, where students are coming back to class this

morning, amy? >> reporter: good morning. this is one of 22 elementary schools will be reopening today. safety will be a huge issue, and they will notice it right when they get here. there are red circles it'll take place starting a home, they will be screened at home, then they will be screened here at school, teachers have been vaccinated, so they put a lot of safety measures in place. administers a student also will be eating in their classrooms or outside. they will not be eating in the cafeteria. that so they can keep everybody in their small cohort. and the district has arranged for students and teachers to be covid test it. now this is a 22 elementary schools today. parents tell us they are happy for the young children, but they are worried about the older kids. one father told us his son's high school won't be opening this school year.

>> if anything, he is the one who struggled the most with distance learning and the longer he stays in distance learning, the worse it. >> reporter: the school district to help stop 20,000 get back in the classroom by the end of this month. that is not even half of the kids in the district. conferences go unified served 55,000 students. they don't think they will all be back in class until the fall. they will be celebrating today's openings though, the superintendent will be at one of the elementary schools to cheer on teachers and students as they return to the classroom for the first time in more than a year. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. thank you, amy. classrooms in san leandro will be reopening this morning for in person learning. today marks the start of the school district hybrid model, which will combine online learning and classroom instruction for all grade levels. families have the option to keep their children in remote learning. the district says though nearly half of san leandro families say they prefer to return to in

person learning. developing news, windsor mayor will not step down as more women accused him of assault. the chronicle report a group of windsor residents will begin their recall paperwork today. for mike yesterday, a group of protesters gathered outside the winery hiko on. a comes as the six woman has come forward. esther lemus told the santa rosa press that she was drugged and sexually assaulted twice 2020. he tells the newspaper he denied those claims and accuses her of sexual conduct, after she course, he said, into an alleged sexual situation, threatening his political career if he told anyone. meantime, his brother has removed him from the payroll and publicly encouraged him to resign. >> i believe that we should hold our elected officials to higher standards. and for that reason, i believe my brothers step down as mayor of windsor. >> over the weekend, he

released a statement saying in part, i believe anyone who believes they have been victimized should have the opportunity to be heard. i didn't want to cloud my accuser stories with an immediate response. the sheriff department has now opened an investigation. dominic the pulleys interest in politics started at a young age when he was 22, he was elected vice chairman of the sonoma county pelican party's executive committee. he became the youngest council member and mayor in the history of windsor. in 2014 at the age of 32, he was elected to windsor's town council. foppoli was an appointed mayor by town council in 2018, then he won the seat and election in 2020. last month, he was account of the newest representative to the golden gate bridge, highway, and transportation district. bay area has several organizations working to support victims of sexual abuse. if you want to find out more information or review a list of vetted resources, you can go to abc7news.com /take action.

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pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. clear conditions there. a little bit of fog around santa rosa, so poor visibility has been about three miles. any lower than that in long pacifica, jobina, i'll be sure to let you know because then it becomes dangerous. 39 in novato, mid 40 to 50 around the day and the south bay. here's a look at san jose were,, clear, and 47 degrees. we will hang out in the mid to upper 40s 27 clock, 52, 52 to 70 morning temperatures around band inland. 72 to 79 at 4:00. that's above average and mid to upper 60s at seven clock. really comfortable evening with clean air. in fact, it gets clear as we get deeper into the week. here is jobina. >> thank you, mike. morning, everyone. happy monday to you. traffic is looking great, live picture here showing off the bay bridge, where the average speeds, once you get past treasure island is right around 40 miles per hour. under the limit there, but there are no metering lights on at the toll plaza. taking you down to the south bay here, bringing in san jose, showing off 101, looking very nice, all clear traffic in the

south bay, giving you an overall look at our map here, so you can see where you live, if you need to head out the door. we have basically no slow spots, except for coming out of tracy. reggie and kumasi? thank you, jobina. coming up, the popular grocery store that may be opening its first san francisco location by the end of the month. kumasi thinks this bear was rude , and the dogs who live there agreed. this is a really interesting way to scare off of air from your home, coming up. as we head to break, we will take a live look outside right now,

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unlawful assembly. is unclear who organize this, but it appeared there were far more counter protesters, many of them representing black lives matter. there were some scuffles and a few incidents involving police officers uc berkeley police are investigating a new and disturbing type of bike robbery. there have been several recently in the east bay held. and in one of these incidents, police say a cyclist was assaulted and had a mountain bike stolen on grizzly peak boulevard. the thieves also had a gun. bike clubs are urging you to ride with a friend and also let someone know where you are going. >> i wish they would, oakland, or berkeley, or someone, put patrols appear to help mitigate some of that. >> is expensive. a lot of people are having a hard time right now. i understand, but i just pray and hope i don't get robbed. >> several incidents have occurred on grizzly peak between fish ranch road and the steam trains, and others have happened along wildcat canyon. oakland police are cracking down on large crowds gathering, but something the extra rules are actually causing a new

problem. the strict enforcement comes in response to a rise in complaints about trash, parking, and annoy the neighborhood. yesterday, officers enforce the rules, but on just one side of the park, so that pushed everyone, including food vendors onto the other side, north side. residency people were forced to squeeze together, raising concerns about social distancing. >> they had the whole other side blocked off, because there are too many people, but all it's doing is making a smaller space with the same amount of people. >> abc7 reached out 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. the tiny terriers jumping into action after figuring out that there was a much larger intruder inside their home in southern california. please look at the surveillance video. captured in after the whole thing. this bear just thought about getting into the fountain, and

move forward. went in, inside the people tom, in pasadena. the door was open and it smith around the kitchen until the family guard dog figured out what was going on, then look what happened. so the homeowner says she has had several encounters with tears, but apparently, this was the first time the bear strolled all the way in the house and made itself comfortable. it was too close for comfort and the dogs were not having it. >> something else i noticed about this bear, is that another reason why he is not rude is that the counter was a mess. there were all kinds of things in the counter. i don't know if they will keep looking clean home what was going on. that there could have just

swiped that counter and taken any of the bottles of things that were there, didn't. >> see, this is why you can't come to people's homes unannounced, see how you are all in her house, on her counter. she can even be.even be. this is why. >> that is what i tell barbara. i told barbara, we are not having anybody over our house until i get this thing completely clean, i don't want anybody judging me and completely updated, i don't want you all talking about me. >> the. >> that i just a i don't know if they keep a clean house? >> you did and i heard you. >> i think you did. >> i apologize. >> now for sure. >> now you are not invited. >> for sure that hot tub is. >> no hot tub invite for mike. uninvited. >> you won't judge the yard. i appreciate that, okay.

having that family heard of a screen door? just saying. here's a look at we're looking back toward walnut creek from our east they held camera, where it's 43 degrees and a light breeze out of the southwest at about 10 miles per hour. partly cloudy, any low cloud will give way to high clouds an average along the coast, above average high temperature for the day and in the neighborhood. more clouds tonight as the winds become a little bit more on sure and definitely, the breezes pick up around 3:00 tonight, and warmer highs this weekend. the summer spread will definitely look a little bit more like summer. here's a look at what's going on, just not much on the satellite, a couple of areas in high-pressure, dominating the forecast. the lower on hawaii is going to send high clouds our way, but here is the story, 73 to 77 degrees. that is pretty warm for this time of year, down south bay about 10 degrees warmer than average. 67 to 72 on the peninsula. 57 to 62 along the peninsula coast. mid 60s in downtown san francisco. 59 in bodega bay.

62 in sausalito. along the east bay shore, the closer you are to the bay, some upper 60s, low 70s elsewhere. as he moved inland, 78 to about 80 degrees. around the state today, we will have mid 80s to the central valley. if you are headed that way, you may need to use the air conditioner. you can see the extra cloud cover tonight, low to upper 40s. a look at my accuweather seven- day forecast comical as day forecast comical as tomorrow as th attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance.

taking a look at some of the low clouds and fog roaming around the north bay, thankfully visibility is not dangerously low. you can definitely see changes as you head south on 101 from san rafael, where it's about 43 and calm. temperatures today, there you go, san francisco is 63. the average near the coast and in sentences go, but the rest of us, 4 to 10 degrees warmer than average from 60 in oakland

livermore at about 80 degrees. we will circle back to go, where the giants are 6-3 to start the season. that is still third-place. they are in the , in the national league right now, it'll be a breezy one tonight, dress accordingly. 6:45, 56, it will be dark, breezy, and 52 degrees by the end of the game, ready? thank you. history made for the 2021 golf masters. 24, the first male golfer from japan to win a major championship. 10 years after making his debut as the master at agosta, he made the yesterday. he was asked if he was the greatest japanese golfer of all time. he didn't say yes, but he made a pretty good case. here is hideki matsuyama and his translator. >> translator: i can't see that i'm the greatest, however, in the first to win a major. if that's the bark, then i have set it. >> hideki matsuyama finished one shot ahead of wills, born

in san francisco and lived in the bay area until he was nine. for mac support from other golfers pouring online, including the suite from tiger woods, he writes, hideki matsuyama's historic win will impact the entire golf word tiger was absent, as he recovers from aggression february. part of building a better bay area is focusing on the how the pandemic has changed education. city college of san francisco student held a rally at a march yesterday to protest cuts and layoffs. they came together at the street mart plaza and stopped outside the city college mission center library. the students want to keep their classes, their faculty, and their staff intact. they are asking the board of trustees to use covid relief runs from the state to avoid layoffs at city college. no 6:00, h mart is coming to san francisco. it's set to open this month but it exactly has not been set

yet. what used to be the oceanview supermarket, which closed in 2013, h mart is known for asian products and ready-to-eat meals, there are other locations in the bay area, and they are in san jose. ipad releasing an ipad pro, but production problems could lead to a shortage of the product. including to bloomberg, the overseas suppliers are dealing with a slowdown in manufacturing, at least one l.e.d. screen maker had to pause production because of this. apple still intends to announce updated tablets this month, but supplies could initially be limited and shipping will take longer. next at 6:30, semper cisco vaccination site had to turn away thousands of people after it ran out of doses. what the health department is encouraging people to do to improve their chances of getting a shot. pg&e has filed an application to sell its holding in san francisco. when the company could move across the bay and make oakland its new home. as we head to break, a live look outside, look at this,

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go back to in person learning, return to the classroom today after more than a year at home. covid hotspots leading health officials are scrambling. i'm abc's fate of in washington. coming up, details of how vaccination efforts are squaring up. a bay area couple reuniting with memories they thought were gone forever. all thanks to social media. good morning, everybody. it is monday, april 12. we want to start with a check of the weather. hey, mike. >> hey, kumasi, reggie, good morning, everybody. let's start with a little bit of fog out there, five miles ability in santa rosa, petaluma, 3 in novato and half moon bay. that is not too bad. we don't have a real, strong, onshore breeze. for the most part, it'll stay in those areas and evaporate rather quickly over the next couple of hours. let's take a look at what to expect. you can see a gorgeous sunrise developing from mount tam, where is already 60. so you can see the warm air lurking just above where most of us live.

and never quite makes it to the coast. 50 thereafter 40s this morning, 62 to 72, they from noon to four, dr. 64 subplot. look at those low and up in her 70s from noon to 4:00 around our in the neighborhood, very comfortable 67 7:00. a little bit of a roller coaster in our temperatures coming up with the warmest weather this weekend. i will see you in a bit with that. here is reggie. thanks, mike. cruz and concord are looking to put out a house fire that broke out overnight, started before 3:30 this morning on redwood drive. you can see firefighters thawing the garage open to vent the large plumes of smoke. because still under investigation. more than a year into the pandemic, bay area's biggest school district is reopening today, semper cisco unified is welcoming students back at dozens of preschools and elementary schools. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield right outside john mayer elementary with the in person learning plan, hi, amy. >> reporter: hi there, this is one of 22 elementary schools in the san francisco district that will be reopening for in person

learning today. now the district has 64 elementary schools, so not even half of the district young children will be in the city returning today. the kid you are going to school today will be in class for the first time in more than a year. and many parents say they are thrilled to see this day. administrators say they do have a safety plan in place, which will include covid testing procedures and for the students. they will keep opening other elementary schools this month, and they do have a plan to bring back some middle school and high school students in the next few weeks. >> april 26, and that will be for a select group of middle school and high school students. >> to support those who have had limited engagement, foster youth in the public housing, or single room occupancy's. >> reporter: but most high school and middle school

students will stay home in san francisco until the fall. for those who are returning today, they will complete a health screening at home, then they will be screened at school. all teachers who want to have been able to get vaccinated. lunch will not be served in the cafeteria. they will eat in the classroom or outside, so they can keep those courts together, so they have taken many safety percussions to do what they can to keep the faith, but distance learning is still an option for those who aren't quite ready yet to return to class. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. thank you, amy. the u.s. is facing new challenges.

alone. this week, the u.s. anticipating a potentially devastating 85% drop in drop in & johnson vaccine supply. in new york, after 72 days in the hospital battling the virus, alfredo hercules, grateful to be home with his family. >> you don't really know how much you will miss something until it's taken away from you. >> reporter: 39 states have now extended vexing eligibility to people 16 years and older.

three more are inspected to do the same this week. in washington, fate of ube, abc news. 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 semper cisco general hospital yesterday. this is a drop in location for residents who 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 yesterday, because i went at noon. so it was just to try and get more information, because of confusing online. the calls are all, like the lines are all busy. so it was more to get information that if i could get a vaccine, that would be great. >> they are encouraging people to come back later this week. or check out sf.gov/get vaccinated. there you will find other vaccine sites and appointments. a san francisco board of supervisors will be voting on an emergency ordinance tomorrow and will require high-rise

office buildings to comply with local ventilation regulations. this is coming as offices across the city start to reopen. the proposed ordinance would only apply to high-rise buildings with 2000 square feet. it would also create a system file complaints with the city, if regulations are followed. good ventilation is considered key in preventing the spread of covid-19 in buildings. this morning, concerns of the caribbean island of st. vincent, hours after a major power outage. the island is bracing for more volcanic eruptions. jobina is tracking the situation at the live desk >> thank you, reggie. thousands are expected to evacuate st. vincent, three cruise ships are ready to serve as emergency filters. the eruption of the volcano on friday pumped clouds of ash six miles into the air. >> when i walk the streets, feet will literally think in inches into the ash. i was broken. i cried. i can't believe this is my

beautiful hometown. >> people on the island and neighboring islands like barbados are being asked to stay inside and wear a mask if venturing outside. they save eruptions can last at least several more days,more da, kumasi. thank you, jobina. today, president biden will be meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers in hopes of getting his infrastructure plan through the house and senate. the $2 trillion proposal goes beyond roads and bridges. it's also calling for expanding broadband internet, increasing wages for people who care for the elderly, and replacing pipes. to pay for all of this, the president wants to raise corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%. many republicans don't support this plan, but some say they are willing to negotiate on a smaller package. today, the california public utilities commission will discuss pacific gas and electric's plan to move their headquarters to oakland. the utility applied for ruble to sell in san francisco offices, but a sale would not

be done until after pg&e emerges from bankruptcy. pg&e first announced the idea last june. they expect to begin moving in 2022. 4x a lad, you're from the one who brought to life the unequal treatment between male and female college ball players, her thoughts on the ncaa's response. taking a live look right now to the board, the new york stock exchange, dined out down by about 30 points. a new study about facebook could been trouble for the social media company. information the study says is showing up in your feed. now at six:37, checking in with our commute and jobina. >> hi, guys. good morning, everyone. we will begin with a hit-and- run crash in san leandro, that is involving a big rig and starting to cause backup in the area, you can check it out here on the map, speeds are down to about 10 miles per hour. is will be on northbound 238 four 880. the backup extends beyond 580. one is blocked right now, mike was talking about this earlier,

the fog is not that bad. if you are traveling along 101 through novato, brentwood, anything like that, it is looking good. i can prove it to you with this camera here, live look in san rafael, showing you want one right now. also, i would like to bring in the bay bridge, because interestingly, we have been seeing this trend of the metering lights coming on shortly after 6:00 am. they are not right now, but it is beginning to slow the traffic down, once you get past treasure island thomas be there averaging around 30 miles per hour, and now we are going to check in with mike, for a look of the forecast. hi, mike. hi, jobina, thank you very much. hi, everybody. let's start with temperatures in san francisco, where the spread is about 46 to 49 degrees under a mostly cloudy sky. a little more cloud cover and fog as you get closer to the coast. the usual, as jobina mentioned, the one-to-one areas. mid 40 to 50 around the vapor? those low 40s in the south bay. mid 40s even the low 50s in the inland east bay neighborhoods. for the kids, here is a look at

what's going on. we will have pretpret weather for outdoor activities, as you head into the afternoon hours, starting up in the 40s, just about everywhere at 7:00. we will stay in the 50s at the coast, upper 60s to low 70s around noon, and then low to upper 70s around 4:00. for your outdoor activities, everything is really nice and breezes won't be very aggressive today. in fact, today is about the least aggressive they will be all week. if you are going to be outside, just make sure you have some sunglasses, as these low cloud will give way to a few high clouds. it will definitely be a bright day with high amounts of uv index, very high the next two days. the burn factor, the time is going to shrink. a couple of new players, as tree pollen continues to pump out high amounts of cedar, juniper, oak and pine. we've got moderate amounts of grass pollen, not only today but also tomorrow. sorry for those of you that have allergies. we will take a look at the

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bay area. in the south a, there is a big show of support for the aapi community. a group of japanese drummers joined a march against asian hate. >> yesterday, they marched on the transit center. they say it served as a processing point for japanese- american and world war ii. the world was focused on calling out asian hate. >> all the senseless violence, people have to know about this stuff, you know?you know?you kn? we have to get the awareness out. >> the group, aapi mountain view says the purpose is to uplift asians and pacific islanders, and reckoned with mountain view's history of racism. sunday services at san jose's grace baptist church look a little different this week a week after they interrupted her easter service. they held a town hall instead of a traditional service. the church's pastor says the

congregation was still hurting from november's deadly stabbing that killed two people at a church shelter. they have had to take some measure to protect worsprotec >> we did secure our zoom a little bit better, but i mean, it also helps that we, you know, we had in person on security here. we had the patient from san jose police department. >> reverend oliver says has been able to identify at least one person involved in the racist rant. now to the morning money report, record high demand in short supply, triggering bidding wars for homes across the country. home prices have risen to the highest rate in 15 years. up 11.2%, and demand is actually so intense, that redfin reports nearly half of homes fell within a week on the market. roughly just over 1 million homes are available for sale nationwide right now, compared to a peak of 4 million >> we kept seeing houses on the market that would be gone within, some within literally 24 hours. >> we were outbid, and then

there were other buyers that fell through, and they went with our offer secondarily. >> experts say buyers should find out as much as they can about the seller, and don't get married to a specific price. also, have a loan ready to go with a reputable mortgage broker. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading is underway this morning, you can see we are still down but about 25 points. the best ballplayer who blew the lid off gender inequality at the ncaa championship, with social media videos that went viral. for the first time since march madness, she is talking about what she thought of the ncaa's response. jobina of the live desk without exclusive interview with the university of oregon player. >> thank you, reggie. she shared videos on social media that went viral, exposing gender disparity. this one showed the glaring difference between the weight rooms at the tournament, originally there were only one set of weights in the women's facility, and the men had a

state-of-the-art gym. prince is talking about how she felt after the association made changes. >> the only thing we wanted was not really an apology, we didn't need that, we just want to change, and for her to never happen again. that's like, you know, how we improve, and how the ncaa improves, and how we become better student-athletes and people as well. so, you know, they did the right thing by us. they built a weight room, and they give us the equipment we needed, you know, it was just a little too late. >> now volleyball coaches are also calling out the ncaa, calling women's facilities for the tournament inadequate. that tournament starts on wednesday and all matches will be on our sister network, he has ian. kumasi to mark or sorry, reggie. starting today, if you have unused tickets for disneyland or california adventure, you can make a visit to the parks. if you are buying a new ticket, you will be able to have your chance thursday morning. you can make a reservation then. is important to know, you need to have a valid ticket and a reservation for a specific time, to be admitted into the

parks. for now, only california residents can visit. both parks reopen april 30th. disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> which one of y'all have the tickets already? >> well, i don't get i don't have like fall, we all have tickets. right? we all have some employee tickets. >> but you don't have reservations yet, you will make them? >> we can't take our employee tickets until the 20th. >> oh. >> so put that on the calendar. >> okay. >> if any of these people give us time to go. i don't know.& i'm saying, that kind of late. >> we will have to wait a while, kumasi. >> our time, it will come. >> okay, i believe. >> and we will have fun, and we will spend a lot of money. company, we invest in you. yes, please, do.

all right, i know we are talking to some of our friends have moved to la and we're like, when can we come down? when can we go to disneyland? all of those things still in the future, still need to be resolved. look at that, little breezy, 14 to 21. we really wanted to show it to you because of the gorgeous sunrise. this is the way it looks in san jose, gorgeous sunrise developing here also. 47 and calm, definitely cooler and calmer. partly cloudy today, few clouds along the coast, if you high clouds for all of us, average along the coast in san francisco, above average temperatures spilling from the weekend into today. in the cooler tomorrow as the breezes pick up tonight while most of us are sleeping. those will keep around until about friday, then our warmest ties will be this weekend. here's a look at the low cloud or fog forecast, if you will. you can see if you low cloud along the coast as we head towards lunch. watch every once in a while, if you high clouds, especially across the southern half of our neighborhoods as we head into the afternoon hours. look at this, 73 to 77 degrees,

really nice day in the south bay. pretty comfortable on the peninsula, 67 to 72. we've got about 70, 62 with the, stay at the coast today. mid 60s in downtown south san francisco. upper 50s to low 60s along the north bay coast into sausalito, and at 75 to 81 through your valleys. over along the east bay shore, closer you are to the water, mid to upper 60s. as you move away, 70 to 72. as you move inland, about 78 to 80 degrees. for tonight, you can see temperature is mainly in the low to upper 40s, but look at a lot more cloud cover, especially in the southern half of the bay, and a little more fog up in the north bay is possible. temperatures tomorrow will drop about anywhere from two to nearly 10 degrees along the coast inland. wednesday, thursday, friday, little bit warmer than that by a few degrees, nothing like what will happen this weekend when the 70s will dominate the bay and inland, and 70s and 80s for sunday, even the mid 60s. so we will try to link a little bit of warmth to the coast, we

will get to that time were the summer has spread, 20 degrees by sunday. reggie? >> back to that. mike, thank you. >> prince harry is in london again, as the uk enters a two- week period of official mourning for prince philip. the man being called a grandfather of the nation will have a small family funeral, just about 30 people, including prince harry, all due to code restrictions. the royal family is gathering around the queen as she mourns her beloved husband. >> thinking of others before herself. that's amazing. >> as always, yes. but again, it's just that wave of affection for him and lovely stories, they mean so much. >> prince harry is back in the uk for the first time since revealing the rift in his family in the interview with oprah, his wife, meghan markle, is pregnant with her second child and her doctors advised her not to travel. abc news will have special coverage of prince philip's funeral saturday morning, that starts at 6:30 right here on abc7. more than 1 million

clubhouse users had their account info linked online. ever news reports data for around 1.3 million users was taken from the voice chat room app and posted on a hacker forum. the dump included names and handles for other social media accounts. it also included the username of whoever invited the user, since clubhouse is invite only. clubhouse responded saying, they were not hacked, and that this information is already public. a new study finds job ads on facebook determinate, based on gender, according to usc researchers and social media companies algorithms could be found illegal under federal employment dissemination law. men were more likely to see domino's pizza delivery driver ads, while women were more likely to see instacart shopper add. in response to this study, facebook says, quote, our system takes into account many signals, to try and serve people as they will be most interested in, but we understand the concerns raised in the report. >> a silicon valley couple just

got back memories that they thought they had lost forever. it's all thanks to tiktok. abc news anchor lindy davis shares what happens and happy reunion. >> reporter: it all started as an ordinary hike. >> i see the silver looking thing and i look harder and i'm like, that is a go pro. >> their truck near scenic san diego, quickly turned into a quest to return a hidden treasure. >> he reaches for the go pro and it falls back into the water. finally, he found it again. i had kind of given up hope. >> reporter: just imagine the surprise when rio via and will is all good to go pro home, turn the camera on and found videos of a couple from 2017. you could actually see the moment the camera was dropped and submerged in the water four years ago. rio determined to find the cameras owners, posted the video on tiktok with this message, found this go pro today lodged between the water and a rock at three sisters falls, san diego. help find them.

>> my thoughts on making this, what they are not together anymore? do they even want to see the footage? >> reporter: the video, now viewed more than three half- million times, including in just five hours, by the long- lost go pro owners, alejandra lopez and priscilla burnell 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 so grateful for her. >> reporter: rio met with ursula and all hundred. there go pro returned. all thanks to tiktok, which can now be credited with preserving more than just dance moves, but also a cherished memory. lindy davis, abc news, new york. >> somehow i didn't realize, so did you see they are wearing the same t-shirts? okay. same t-shirts they had years ago. >> that is sweet. >> that is sweet and also, friend, looking. >> look at you. the sun is your crown today.

>> is great for monday? >> it is great for a monday. >> lee is going to zoom out so we can get the whole thing. look at her. the queen. i love it. >> coming up next, something you need to know today. >> you can watch all our newscasts live and on-demand through our abc7 bay area connected to the op. is available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. and as we head to break, let's take a look at another beautiful view here in the bay area, looking at the bay bridge this morning. it is 6:55. we will be right back. hi, everyone. michael finney here. i know many of you are waiting for your appointment or covid- 19 payments. i asked the edd what's going on, why can't our viewers get their money? >> there's a number of different things that could impact someone's eligibility.

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it is 6:58 if you are just joining us, here's the seven things to know this morning. number one, national guard has been deployed in brooklyn center, minnesota. a protest after police shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop. police say officers shot daunte wright yesterday afternoon, while trying to make an arrest. number two, 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. number three, prince william and his wife, catherine, issued their first statement, just now, about the death of william's grandfather, prince philip, thing apart, my grandfather was an ex-ordinary man and part of an extraordinary generation. abc news will air live coverage of prince philip's funeral

starting at 6:30 saturday morning. number four, some temperatures go public schools will reopen for inverse learning today. students for more than 30 preschools and elementary schools will return to the classroom. number five, average to above average temperatures average being along the coast in san francisco, 63. the rest of us, 2 to 10 degrees warmer from average. livermore topping 80. number six, we have a pretty big hit and run crash in san leandro, involving a big rig. north 238, before 880. one lane is blocked and speeds are down to about 11 miles per hour. number seven, these tiny carriers jumped into action after discovering that there inside a home in pasadena. we found out their names, escort and mimi, okay. they created a big enough commotion and the bear left, okay. squirt and mimi. okay. that was information we needed.

>> strong. >> i like that story. >> what's the bear's name? or are we not naming him? good morning, america. breaking overnight. protests erupting in minnesota. violence on the streets after a fatal police shooting. a 20-year-old black man killed during a traffic stop. protesters clashing with police. officers in riot gear using tear gas to clear the crowds. the minnesota national guard deployed. this just miles from where former officer derek chauvin is on trial, charged with murdering george floyd. as floyd's family members prepare to take the stand this week, we are live there this morning. a record-breaking weekend in the race to vaccinate. daily doses pass 4.6 million in the u.s. now, the new warning for the upper midwest with the spike in cases in michigan. hospitals feeling strained. what i