calling to pause the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. the serious safety issues the fda and cdc want to investigate. also -- >> he had a big heart. he loved basketball. he had a 2-year-old son that will not be able to play basketball with him. >> the first sitsdown interview with dante wright's parents amid another night of arrests outside of minneapolis. and as far as weather is concerned, we are seeing pretty mild temperatures right now, but mika is tracking a warming trend. when it will move into the 70s and 80s. a look at the forecast. >> of course, we want to start with mike and the forecast. good morning. we are starting with a little fog around novato and santa rosa, a little more than four miles around santa rosa and

half moon bay, but it is indicative of the on shore air around san rafael. as you head south, you may run into fog. it will be a rather bluesry day. 56 at half moon bay. low to mid-60s around the bay, and upper 60s to low 70s in the north bay and east bay. we could get to 74 in santa rosa and antioch. those are the exceptions. upper 60s in the south bay. the big warming trend reggie talked about is coming this weekend. we will talk about this in a second. reggie? the cdc and fda calling for a pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. it comes after six reported cases of a rare and severrare ar of blood clot.

jobina is at the live desk. >> yes, the cdc is looking at pausing the j&j vaccination with blood clots reports between women 18 and 48 years old. clots occurred six days after investigation. nowing in there is an investigation they are calling for a pause in the johnson & johnson vaccine. the statement reads in part, no clear causal relationship has been established between the rare events and the johnson covid-19 vaccine. we continue to work closely with experts to support the data and support the open information to health care officials and the public. officials say anyone that received the j&j vaccination and developed severe headache, abdominal pain, leg pain or shortness of breath within three weeks of the vaccination should call their health care providers. more than 6.6 million doses of

the johnson & johnson vaccine have already been administered in the u.s. . kaiser is partnering with the morin county health department to get shots in the arms. we have more on what you need to know before you go there. >> good you need to come to the fairgrounds to get a shot through the morin county health department. you do not need to be insured bikieser to be eligible for this site. this mass location is actually the merging of two sites here in morin county that had been up and running. kaiser had been running a high volume site at tera linda high school but the school is preparing to welcome students back so they need to move. the county was working at the morin center and now they are

joining forces to use this site at the fairgrounds and use what they have learned so far to create a more efficient system. they expect to go from 2,500 shots a day here in the county to 3,600, so i think this will be bigger and better. this is all based on supply. who knows what that johnson & johnson news will do and how it will impact sites like this one. that is yet to be determined. live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc7 abc 7 news. primary care patients of the county's health system can also book an appointment at vaccine.fcc gov.org for information on how to book your appointment. you can find the latest updates and a spot to submit questions to the latest vaccine team

there, as well. another night of protesters in minnesota after a police officer shot and killed a 20- year-old during a traffic stop, the police saying it was an accident and, jobina, now people calling for the officer to be fired. >> yes, officer kim porter meant to reach for her taser when she shot dante right but that did not do much to quiet protesters as protesters spilled onto the streets as police released new body cam footage of the encounter. >> taser, taser, taser! >> this is video that police say shows officer porter didn't mean to shoot wright, and she accidentally pulled her gun instead of the taser. this morning his father spoke with robin roberts on "gma." >> i expectant accept i am never going to see my son

again. he is not coming back. i can not accept that. this officer has been on the force for 26 years. i can't accept it. >> porter is now on administrative leave and the mayor of brooklyn center says he supports firing her. president biden has called for a full investigation and vice president harris says prayers are not enough and wright's parents deserve answers. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. a the shooting sparked vigils right here in the bay area. >> 20-year-old dante wright shot and killed by a minnesota police officer sunday and remembered outside of oakland city hall monday evening. the role of the gun and taser in that case being compared to many about what happened in 2009 to oscar grant. >> it immediately took me back to what happened to oscar. the first thing i said to

myself, well, here we go again. >> reporter: referencing the brooklyn minnesota police that said that 26-year-old veteran kim potter meant to deploy her taser instead of her gun. and in '09 johan necessary meserley said he meant to pull the taser instead of the stun gun. >> here, in a case of weapon confusion, i am not surprised. sadly the system failed the officer liable. >> reporter: the sheriff department commander charles hill disagrees and his change of opinion after years of research and four books and says there is not a simple solution in these taser confusion cases and while better training may help, human reaction to a life and death a situation is to survive. >> this is a people thing. it is not law enforcement, it

is not indifference, it is not bigotry, it is hard wired in there. crucifying the police officers is not going to make any difference. the ones you hire, unless you are going to get somebody besides humans, are going to be afflicted with the same human frailties. >> reporter: in this case heel says it was far from a routine traffic stop as there was one warrant involved. >> it is certainly escalating it. getting back in the car after refusing to be arrested, i have to tell you, my heart rate goes up just thinking about it. >> reporter: whatever happens going forward, it is certain all eyes are on minnesota. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. it is about 5:08 on this tuesday morning. let's look at some temperatures. let's start with fran where it is 47 to 50 degrees. a little fog around petaluma

and novato. 52 in union city. pittsburg 54, tracy 51, the rest of us in the mid to upper 40s. a lot of cloud cover out there as you can see by san jose at 87. that will keep our temperatures homogenized through 7:00 then the breeze will pick up and thin out those clouds quickly with 52 at 4:00 with our fastest winds. look at the winds at 4:00, 62 to 68 temperatures and back in the 50s by 7:00, so it will definite will i be cooler. well, you can barely see through the cloud cover. now you really can't see, so it gives you an idea of how rapidly our clouds are increasing. windy at the beaches and a small craft advisory if you are going to be out on the bay. keep that in mind. it will not be an easy day to be on or near water. air quality thanks to the strong on shore breeze is

green. it doesn't get any better today, tomorrow and a thursday. we will see if that lasts with the big warmer trend coming up this weekend. let's turn it to jobina to find out about the morning commute. >> we will take it from here, mike. thank you. a new way to get pizza delivery, a new way for delivery being tested in another state. and steph curry, of course we know he has game. the record he just set with the warriors. and a live look outside at

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attorney general's office. he says he has done nothing wrong and will not resign. the town council says it will now take action. >> we vehemently condemn the actions of our mayor and we are meeting on wednesday to call on him to resign. >> the town council only has the power to ask him to step down. a recall by the voters could force him out. a recall campaign is already gathering signatures. new this morning, oakland police are investigating an apparent shooting outside a market. new video shows investigators outside of the market on 34th and hollis street just before midnight. you can see glass and a few evidence markers on the ground. it is not clear what led up to the shooting or if anyone was hurt. this as the oakland city council voted to allocate $10 million to restore funding to the city's police and fire department. the police chief says they are facing a big spike in violent

crimes this year. >> we need resources to address violence. police cannot do it alone. >> the plea from chief armstrong who says the department is you everring from shortages after $25 million was cut from the police judge the millions of dollars were resources. >> forty-one homicides were reported this year compared to 13 this time last year, a year, increase. side snows more common and violent. shootings and car robberies way up. abc7 news insider phil matier says the crime surge is the measure to reimagine policing. >> we have measures to defund the police and rising crime so we are seeing the rhetoric meeting the road. >> this past week alone the

police says violence claimed seven lives. >> it is tragic to deal with this level of trauma and pain. >> that was dan ashley reporting. chief armstrong called the funding and approval official initial steps on taking on violent crimes. concerns over japan's position to treat water at the fukushima power plant that became contaminated in 2011 when an earthquake and tsunami triggered a nucular disaster. officials say the water is safe and will years. in 2020 we experienced more billion dollar climate disasters than at any time in

history. from the worst wildfire season on record -- >> we get small fires all the time. it has never turned into this. >> to mud slides over wildfire scared hills that collapsed parts of highway 1 near big sur and extreme cold ice in texas that left millions of people in the dark without power, even heat and clean water. our cities and communities are living with floods and fire. air pollution and plastic waste. and it is impacting low income and communities of color the most. >> people think of natural disasters as a great equalizer, they effect all people equally, but that is just not the case. >> reporter: yet, there are signs of hope. when the pandemic kept us off the road, air pollution as tracked by nasa plummeted. with fewer people in our

national forest, wildfire roamed freely at yellowstone and some of the biggest corporations committed to a renewable future. as we live with the new reality of climate change, our trusted abc meteorologists across the country, together with the experts at national geographic, will show you a future powered by ingenuity, innovation and local community heros. >> now we have to take that same energy that was put behind the covid-19 vaccine and put those toward climate solutions. >> reporter: we will visit urban gardens, floating fire stations, meet the tiptop ecostars of the next generation -- >> we will continue to make change happen. >> reporter: and you will be inspired to take your zero waste challenge to save the planet and maybe save some

money. welcome to america: planet of hope. >> you can see the full special, our america: climate of hope, saturday night. it airs at 9:00 here on abc7 news. >> we saw some familiar faces in that promo. >> sure did. >> where is mike nicco. >> i was in the helicopter, so i am not sure. >> that is what the helicopter was for. >> i don't know. >> you seventh us pictures from the helicopter. >> it was amazing watching the dolphins as they were swimming up and down the shore but that was not my primary objective. it was to talk about coastal erosion so we went down to highway 1 where it washed out again. we talked about pacifica where we have been losing homes due to coastal erosion and climate change. i it this it will be impressive. if you have ever watched

anything produced by national geographic, you know it will be captivating, may you want to think and act. i know you will enjoy the special. drew was in there, as well and sand ya. they got some really great stuff. well, in oakland we are opening the weather window there at 880 looking north. the breezes will be more aggressive today and bring more sunshine to the coast. calmer thursday then the big warming trend starting saturday, almost feeling like early summer. still it is, well, the early to mid-parts of april. the high you see there off the pacific northwest, remember where the high was during our recent drought? it with us a little further north than that but it dropped the anchor in the same region and caused the same pattern we are dealing with right now, which is why we have no chance of forecast in the next seven

days. mid to upper 0s in the south bay. on the peninsula 61 to 65. on the coast raw with winds that could gust up to 40 miles per hour with temperatures in the mid-50s. low 60s downtown in san francisco and sausalito. into the valley, 68 to 74 degrees with the tri-valley being the coolest in the upper 60s. around the state everybody is cooling down a little bit. look at the mid-60s around san diego and los angeles, to 52 in tahoe where we have a mixture of rain and snow today. snow level is about 6900 feet. i will talk about that coming up. low to upper 40s with more cloud cover tonight except in the north bay. you can see the temperatures steady through wednesday, thursday, maybe 2 degrees warmer friday, then there is the ginormous jump saturday with mid to upper 80s inland by

sunday. even mid-60s at the coast. it will be quite different by then. >> thank you, mike. steph curry is now the top scorer in warrior's history after passing wilt chamberlain's previous record of 17,780 points. he needed 19 points to challenge that win and he did it early finishing with 21 in the first quarter. the all-time scoring record is a feat that even curry had a hard time wrapping his head around. >> any time you hear his name you assume his record is unreachable. it means something to be on the top of that list. i don't plan on slowing down, obviously, but this is one i want to take a second and appreciate for sure. >> last night was also curry's third 50-point game of the season. the next game for the warriors is tomorrow on the road against the thunder. coming up, the seven things to know this morning.

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breaking news right now. the cdc and fda calling for a pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine after six reported cases of a rare but severe type of blood clot. both agencies will talk about the vaccine at a news conference later this morning. >> number two, a new vaccination site is opening today at the morin county fairgrounds. health officials hope to vaccine up to 3,600 people a day depending on supply. appointments are required. and in brooklyn, minnesota, a police officer shot and killed a 20-year-old driver during a traffic stop sparking protesters. police say it was an accident and the officer was reaching for her taser. the prosecution case against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is expected to conclude today. the defense will present their case tomorrow.

closing arguments could begin in a week. and places like walnut creek and livermore dropping 11 degrees from the 80s to upper 60s today. the rest of us around the coast will drop into the mid-60s to low 70s. and a live look from the caltrans camera into the upper decrease of the bay bridge. a crash near treasure island has cleared but we have residual delays. and number seven, airbnb cracking down on house parties for the fourth of july, including restrictions on single night bookings for some users and help for super hosts to buy detection devices. airbnb will also require hosts to continue with covid-19 cleaning protocols even as more people get the vaccine. and in in today's "gma first look", four years after purchasing whole food, amazon is launching its own food and a

snack brand. now more from oakland. >> reporter: amazon launching a food and snack brand launching hundreds of products that will sell online and on in their amazon retail stores. >> once they bought whole foods they decided this is a good compliment. >> reporter: amazon competing with kirkland at costco or archer farms at target. they have amazon basics cables and battery types of items and they are expected to become competitive. >> they will the giant, so unfortunately, they can come in and dominate in the animal grocery space. >> reporter: but could it save you money? we do the math and compare surprises at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look", i am becky worley, abc news, oakland, california.

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from clouds to sun, mike has the forecast and a look ahead at the warmup on the way for this weekend, good morning on this tuesday, april 13. we want to start with a check of the forecast with mike nicco. good morning, mike. >> good morning, cue massey, and we can see concord with winds gusting up to 24, also 24 in bringing the gusts all the way from san rafael to 280. the temperatures are not nearly as warm as they were yesterday. we will have low to mid-60s in san francisco and most of the bay. mid to upper 50s along the

coast. upper 60s to low 70s for most of us in the east bay valleys and the north bay with upper 60s in the south bay. this will hang around for a while, then really warm temperatures coming this weekend. i will that coming up. here is kumasi. >> thank you, mike. we are tracking breaking news around the vaccine. the cdc recommending pausing the j&j vaccine after six reports of a rare but severe blood clot. jobina? >> the six cases of blood clots were among women 18 to 48 years old and symptoms occurred 6 to 14 days after vaccination. until both agencies review and investigate, they are calling for a pause in the use of the vaccine. meanwhile the health director is pleading with the state of michigan to shutdown amid skyrocketing covid cases but gov gretchen whitmer say as

lockdown is not necessary doubling down on vaccine distribution to reach herd immunity is the goal. >> we have to gird down. we are getting close. >> we have to go to where we were last summer, shut things down and flattening the curve. >> the daily case average is as peak summer surge levels at about 66,000 cases per day. experts say looser restrictions and more contagious variants are driving the spike. meanwhile, fema is accepting applications for covid funeral reinbusments. within the first 90 minutes of applications being opened they received nearly 1 million calls. reggie? jobina, thank you. two more counties here in the bay area have opened up vaccine appointment availability for anyone 16 and up. amy hollyfield is live at the new vaccination site opening

today at the morin county fairgrounds. amy, who can now make a vaccine appointment there? >> reporter: so, here at this site in morin county, it is for residents who currently meet the state eligibility. it is alamea county and santa clara county. they will take it one step up ahead of the state, allowing 16- year-olds and up to make an appointment. but everyone in the state will be -- 16 and older and up -- will be eligible starting on thursday. so those two counties will have the upper hand for a couple of days. the issue though, of course, will be supply. sites are getting better. they are getting more efficient and getting these shots out as time goes by. they just say they need the shots. they have the infrastructure in place. they are having to deal with inconsistent shipments of the vaccine. >> well, there isn't enough vaccine supply already, so i think that that is a challenge that we are all facing. people in the interim time are going to have to just be

patient. we asked people to be patient and register with the site so that we can contact you when more vaccine supply becomes available. >> reporter: the demand is definitely there. look at this line outside the san francisco general hospital this weekend. these people were hoping to get 2,000 doses available there. will thousand walk-ins were turned away over the weekend in san francisco, so eligibility does continue to go up. it is just a fight to get the shot, to find the shot. the shipments are the issue. officials say just keep trying. here in morin county, a new mass site opening today here at the fairgrounds. live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. with limited supply on top of a huge influx of eligibility, there is concerned about increased frustration to sign up for vaccines, a process that has already

challenging. we have abc7 kate larsen on our team. she has more on where you can get the vaccine and make an appointment. >> reporter: the san francisco director of health says while eligibility is opening to everyone 16 and older on thursday, it may take weeks to get appointments because of supply constraints. she says right now most of the supply is going to pharmacies and federally qualified health centers, and san francisco is still working to equitably distribute the vaccines in the hardest hit zip codes and trying to insure families of 16 and 17-year-olds that want the vaccine know where to get pfizer, the only vaccine fda emergency use authorized for those ages. she says dph does not recommend people travel outside the bay area to get vaccinated. >> the other reason, particularly, to not travel, is that wherever you get your first dose, you need to go back to get your second dose. they are getting allocations based on who they gave their first dose to. >> set your expectations you

probably will not get your first appointment you try to sign up for. >> reporter: after helping bay area families secure appointments, this bay area mom decided to launch a website dedicated to helping people navigate vaccine signups and helps run the vaccine facebook group and advises vaccinefairy.org which offers vaccine assistance. her advice -- >> don't get discouraged, keep trying. >> reporter: she recommends teaming up with family and friends to find appointments and she is hoping people will help each other struggling. >> when more people are protected, we are all safer. >> we are posting more links, tricks and tips on our website at abc7news.com. kate larsen, abc7 news. developing new, another night of clashes between police and protesters has come to an end following the shooting and killing by police of 20-year- old dante wright during a

traffic stop. a news conference will be held today with the families of wright and george floyd killed by police last year just ten miles away. as nbc reporter faith abubey reports, police are saying it was an accident. >> reporter: good morning. that explanation did not do much to calm protesters and president biden now is calling for a full investigation and vp harris says prayers are not enough and dante's family deserves answers. flesh bangs and pepper balls in brooklyn center, the suburb of minneapolis. some in the crowd breaking into local businesses and looting. new body cam footage showing the moments the officer struggled with the 20-year-old after pulling him over sunday afternoon, first for an expired vehicle registration and realizing wright had an outstanding warrant for a misdemeanor charge. as he tries to get in the car, the officer yelling taser --

>> taser, taser, taser! >> reporter: but instead of a taser, officer potter, a 26 year veteran of the police force pulls out a gun, firing a single shot. wright's car traveling several blocks before the shooting, and now the other on discharge. the mayor of brooklyn center says he supports relieving her of her duties. >> we cannot afford to make mistakes that lead to the loss of life. >> reporter: but wright's family calling for peace as they grieve. >> i don't want any of this. i just want my baby home. >> reporter: and now the president is calling for the stopping of the looting and violence on the streets of brooklyn center. in washington, faith abu by, abc news. in the south bay a small group of protesters

outside the san jose police department protesterring. a flag was set on fire in the middle of the street. >> another sad day in america, and with the school shooting in tennessee, as well. it is just, you know, devastating. these things seem to happen on a daily basis. >> k education the warriors decided postpone tuesday's game. the former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin case will see the prosecution expecting to conclude its testimony today. testimony wrapped up with a police use of force expert yesterday that said quote no reasonable officer would have done with chauvin did.

abc is providing live gavel-to- gavel coverage of the trial on the abc bay area-connected tv app. you can find that wherever you stream. dangerous driving that has led to changes, coming up. and two high school students helping adults navigate vaccine appointments. how they came up with the idea. but first, let's get a check of the weather with mike nicco. >> hi, reggie. hi, everybody. we will start with temperatures along the east bay. we are partly cloudy in hayward and oakland at 51. coolesttops in castro valley at 46. richmond 47. everyone else around 50 to 51. san carlos 50. 51 in san jose and concord. 55 at antioch, 53 41 in novato. not much of a change in temperatures, just an increase

in clouds as wemade through 7:00. notice the breezes as they pick up. they will mix out the marine layer and keep the coast in the 50s, low to mid to low as you go from noon to 4:00 to 7:00. 57 at 7:00. low 60s, then upper 60s, then upper 50s around the inland neighborhoods and that is where we will find the biggest change in temperature today. here is a look at the commute. fog this morning to contend with. breezy bridges and gusty winds on the bay as we head through the evening commute and, again, temperatures not as warm. you don't have to worry about getting hot this afternoon like yesterday if you are taking mass transit. unfortunately the pollens are still predigits. timing out the tree pollen through at least thursday with high amounts of uv index and grass pollen at moderate. we will look at the big time temperatures coming up this weekend coming up but right now to jobina and the morning commute. good morning, everybody.

i am bringing in the south beach camera to take a look at how busy it is on the bay bridge. we had a crash on the upper deck past treasure island. that has cleared but the residual delays persist with speeds around 22 miles per hour as you make your what i into san francisco. a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge busy but better as you mistake your way toward the peninsula. i am watching fog in the north bay. same story as yesterday along 101. anyone traveling from novato to morin, san rafael, as well, a heads-up to you hopefully that hei'm morgan, and there's more is n to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable.

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alcohol likely played a role in a crash that killed two people including a child in pittsburg. witnesses say the driver of a camaro was speeding on west

leyland road when his car rear- ended a corolla last night. the driver lost control and hit a tree it felt driver and the child inside the car died. a total of five people from both cars was seriously hurt but the man driving the camaro is okay. the city of san jose is taking action against dangerous driving in the north side neighborhood. there are new traffic-calming measures as abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo tells us, it is a problem neighbors have been experiencing for a while. >> reporter: this video was taken after 5:00 p.m. easter sunday. notice the car barreling through the red light in east julian streets and san jose hitting a cyclist, a scene not new to this north side resident paul marshall. >> it is scary to think about. i am a cyclist, as well and i have seen these things with my own eyes. >> reporter: and nsa cameras

catching other examples of dangerous driving. the councilman here pushing to have traffic projects funded for the north side and able to get an additional $100,000 allocated and connecting with residents about high priority areas. >> as you can imagine, a lot of different areas, corridor, intersections, came up. a lot more than what a hundred thousand dollars would be able to fund. we had to go through the process of identifying what are the top areas we could address. >> reporter: 19th and 21st streets have been targeted. the goal is to get speed bumps and rubber medians installed by summer. the action is to get 51% of neighbor on board and whether there is 100% buy-in from those living in home where is the humps may be laid. >> even though they want the traffic calming, they don't want the traffic calming implementations happening right in front of their home. >> reporter: residents with he spoke with said this would be a

significant step toward safer streets. >> more traffic is coming. we are continuing to grow. there the housing developments which means more cars and we are going to be influx with a lot of people. >> reporter: in shows, i am amanda del castillo, abc7 news. sales force will be reopening offices in the u.s. next month starting with the san francisco headquarters. the company shared this video from its campus in australia, illustrating what the inside of the san francisco tower will look like with socially distanced workplaces and daily health screenings. salesforce plans to open the palo alto and irvine offices and will be grouped into a fewer than a hundred vaccinated employees and then eventually allow a limited number of unvaccinated workers to return. salesforce has already reopened more than 20 offices worldwide. bay area students are helping people find vaccine

appointments. the twitter account they created is called covaxsf. when something is available you book the appointment after getting sent notifications. one of the creators explained how the idea evolve. >> both of our parents were checking every few hours but they both work fulltime jobs and they did not have time to sit there and check again and again. we thought we could save them time, as we built it, they were like hey, our friends would really like this, oh, our friends would really like this. >> the teens are not taking donations, but, instead, asking people to donate to a charity supporting covid relief. anything that helps. >> i just give them >> nice! >> yes. >> yay, kids. >> i love to see that. >> yeah. that is great! we appreciate that. you will appreciate knowing that it will be pretty windy today. we are already seeing it.

look at the ferry building with the flags unfurled there. san francisco is is gusty and it will spread into our neighborhood through the afternoon hours, bringing in cooler conditions and a little more sunshine, especially to the peninsula coast compared to the ast couple of days. the breezes taper tonight, but similar clouds and lows as we are seeing this morning and then the weekend, i mean, once we get through this week, 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average. yeah! that is pretty impressive! here is a look at our pattern for today. an area of high pressure off the pacific northwest coast. that is about where it anchored itself during the recent drought and it will sit there for several days, bringing us cooler breezes and weather, but eventually it will steer warmer weather our way. mid to upper 60s in the south bay today of the peninsula low to mid-60s. 40-mile per hour gusts possible along the peninsula and north bay coast with mid-50-degree

highs. man, that will be some blowing sand and raw feeling temperatures! low 60s in downtown san francisco. 67 to 74 around the north bay. the mid-shore mid-60s. 67 in castro valley, the main exception. you can see the fog and see it quickly dissipating from most area, even during the afternoon hours it starts to move away from the peninsula coast. now, as far as tomorrow and thursday, about the same as today, just not as windy. look at those temperatures take off starting saturday. kumasi, reggie? paula abdul is back acierage on "american idol", at least for the time being, who took over more luke bryan who tested positive for covid-19. look at this throwback picture

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industry employees and will open up vaccine pop-up sites near the broadway's venues. the mayor hopes the entertainment venues will we open by september, a vital part of new york city. city officials aelon musk's tunnel is ready to shuttle people around for the up coming convention this june. the $52 million loop will be moving people across the campus in electric teslas. normally the walk from one end to the other would take 30 minutes but now it would be two minutes. the service is free. right now there are only a dozen cars, but eventually the center hopes that 60 teslas will be transporting 4,400 people an hour. >> how interesting! let's take look at what is going on and what you are going to see are temperatures away from the coast and san francisco, cooler, in fact, significantly cooler in places like livermore where we were 80

yesterday. only 69 today. redwood city 73 to 65. it will be breezy to gusty today. that will make it feel even cooler. same thing at oracle park tonight. 6:45 first pitch and 55. dropping down to 53. the breezes should start to taper a little bit after 9:00. we want to look ahead to next week. we know we have no rain in the forecast the next seven days. let's go out 8 to 14 days and it looks even worse with a 17% chance of below average precipitation. that means the next two week, nothing. kumasi, reggie? from city pools to libraries, what we know about san francisco's plan to reopen public cases. and the shooting of dante wright hits home here in the bay area. plus, the fallout from several sexual assault allegations against windsor mayor dominick fopolli and the

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now from abc7 come alive breaking news. >> new concerns over the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine. the cdc and the fda recommending that the vaccine be put on pause, after several women developed blood clots. here in the bay area, kaiser in the marin county health department join forces. the new vaccine to provide

opening today. good morning, it is tuesday, april 13th, a lot of breaking news to get you, but first we go over to mike nicco . >> all right, thank you, ready pick nice to see see see see and jobina this morning pick let's take a look at what's going on outside, little bit of fog and a little light on the visibility, quarter of a mile in novato. that is going to hang around for the next hour or so, as winds are fairly light and not reason region, here's a look at san rafael, you can see it's pretty clear as we look south 1101 here. that is our biggest area of concern, as far as the fog goes. the winds are going to pick up, take the cloud away and take the fog away for most of us. look what it does to the temperatures, mid to upper 50s along the coast, upper 60s and mainly low 70s 70s 70s 70s 70s much cooler, especially inland, compared to yesterday, reggie? mike, thank you pick the cdc and fda calling for a pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine characters comes after