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 six reported cases of a rare

but severe type of blood clot. jobina has been tracking this breaking story for us this morning pick jobina, this doctors say this vaccine is still safe. >> yes, reggie pick the cdc and fda will discuss the recommendation to pause the johnson & johnson vaccine at a news conference later this morning pick the agencies say all six cases were among women between 18 and 48 years old. symptoms occurred 6 to 13 days after vaccination, until both agencies review and investigate. they are calling for a pause in the use of the vaccine, more than 6.8 million doses of the j&j vaccine have already been administered in the u.s. brown university says he believes the j&j vaccine is, quote, exceedingly safe. >> these are very rare events, but we don't know if they are linked to the vaccine, and we don't know if there are other cases out there that we have missed. so it's the right thing to take a pause, a brief pause, gather some more data, make a plan, and then come back on the market. i know there are people who will be upset about this.

this is how our system works. we always err on the side of safety. i think this is the right way to go. >> johnson & johnson released a statement and read in part, quote, at present, no clear causal relationship has been established between these ra events and the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine. we continue to work closely with experts and regulars access assess the data and the open communication of the data to healthcare professionals and the public officials they anyone who received the j&j vaccine and develops a severe headache, abdominal pain, leg pain or shortness of breath within three weeks after vaccination should contact their health provider. kumasi? thank you, jobina. a new covid-19 vaccine super site is opening in north bay, kaiser partnering with marin county health department to get shots in arms picked abc7 reporter amy hollyfield joining us live in san rafael with what you need to know before you go. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, kumasi picked this site expects

to vaccinate 3600 people a day . that is if supplies hold. we will have to wait and see what this johnson & johnson news does to supply and how it's going to affect it. but here at this site health officials say, they are going to be merging two sites that have been up and running, and combining here at the fairgrounds. they expected to be especially efficient, because they have designed it based on what they have learned so far administering the vaccine. kaiser had been running a high- volume site at carolyn high school, but the school is about to welcome schools back. kaiser has to move.to move.to m. the county has been operating a site at marin center. they are going to combine here at the fairgrounds, and they think they are going to, you know, streamline the process here, and make it better. they expect to go from 2500 shots a day here in the county, with those two sites, two 3600. you do need an appointment here at the fairgrounds, and you can make after the county. you do not need to be insured by kaiser, to be eligible for

this site. reporting live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. anyone 16 and older who lives or works in santa clara county can now make a vaccination appointment. primary care patients of the county's health system can also make an appointment. all you have to do is go to max not scc dove.org. alameda county and state are now in control of the oakland coliseum vaccination site. they took control from the federal government, which had been running it for the federal government last few weeks.few w. alameda and contra costa. coliseum is the bay area's most productive vaccination site, providing 6000 shots a day. we have covid-19 and vaccine resources for you on our website, head to abc7news.com and there you will find the latest updates, and a spot where you can submit questions to our vaccine team. another protest in minnesota after a police officer shot and killed a 20-

year-old during a traffic stop. the police now saying, it was an accident. jobina, there are now calls for the officer to be fired and president biden is also reacting. >> thank you, reggie.you, reggi. oakland center police say officer kim potter meant to reach for her taser when she shot daunte wright. that explanation did not do much to calm protesters last night. police in riot gear deployed flashbangs and pepper balls as protesters spilled onto the streets. this comes as police released new body cam footage of the encounter. this is the video police say proves officer potter didn't mean to shoot ryan, instead, they say she accidentally pulled her gun and said of her taser, this morning wright's parents spoke with robin roberts on gma. >> i cannot accept i lost my son, he is never coming back. i can't accept that is a mistake. that doesn't even sound right. you know, this is an officer

that's been on the force for 26+, 26 years. i can't acceptacceptacceptaccept >> potter is now on administered of leave. the mayor of brooklyn center is that 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.. sparked protests in the bay area. it's brought back memories of the deadly shooting of oscar grant, the role of the gun and taser in the case of daunte wright is being compared to what happened to grant in 2009. that when the officer said he mistakenly pulled his handgun instead of his stun gun. grants uncle believe the officer who shot and killed wright needs to face murder charges. >> hearing the excuse about weapon confusion, i'm not surprised about, sadly the system failed to hold

liable. >> retired la county sheriff's officer commander charles hill disagrees. he says, there is not a simple solution animal training might help, human reaction to a life and death situation is to survive. >> this is a people thing. it's not law enforcement. it's not indifference, it's not bigotry. is hardwired, crucifying the police officers is not going to make a difference. >> he says this incident, with wright, was far from a routine traffic stop, because there was at least one warrant involved. a student at tennessee high school, who shot at officers, was killed. officers were responding to reports of a popopopopopo austin megan high school in knoxville. they say they found the suspect in a bathroom. officers ordered him to come out, but he refused. that is when police say the suspect fired his weapon. officers fired back, killing the teen.

one officer was shot in the leg and had to go into surgery. the second u.s. capitol police officer who died this year will lie and honor at the capitol rotunda today. today, there will be an invite only congressional tribute for william billy evans. vice president kamala harris is expected to attend. earlier this week, officer evans was guarding the capital when a car rammed into him, and another officer, at a checkpoint. the attacker died after police shot him. evans manned security post for several of his 18 years on the force. once his remains apart dc later today, evans will be honored in a private funeral and burial in his massachusetts hometown. still ahead, investigators on the scene of an overnight shooting in oakland, the city seeing a spike in violent crime what oakland police cpolice cpoc asking the city council to do. with covid cases dropping, san francisco is getting ready to open up more public spaces, when pools and libraries may

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it's mostly clear and inland east bay neighborhoods, with temperatures in the upper 40s, to even a few mid-50s around antioch and brentwood. a little bit cooler around lafayette at about 46, same thing in black hawk. coolest weather in north bay, also fog around novato, watch out for that, low to mid 40s there. upper 40s in san francisco, pacific all the way down the mountain view, then from san jose, hayward and oakland, 50 to 51 degrees. temperatures pretty steady through 7:00, with increasing clouds. look at the coast, mid 50s

today with gusts up to 40 miles per hour possible. 59 to 62, noon to 4:00 for the bay neighborhoods from noon to 4:00. 62 to 68, so significantly cooler inland today. but this cool air is bringing in very clean air, green all the way through thursdaythroughy good morning, jobina. >> in mourning, mike. thank you. hi, everyone, starting with the look of the bay bridge. this is the busy spot this morning, i put up the drive time for you, when it will take you from the toll plaza all the way across to san francisco, should be around 17 minutes, speeds are averaging below 30 miles per hour. we do not have metering lights on at the toll plaza though. if you are headed that way, from the east bay, bringing you a picture showing emeryville right now, this is 80. those headlights are making their way westboundway westboune the maze. everything is at the limit. pretty much everywhere else around the bay area, you can see it's green, except coming out of tracy. i do want to point out the fog though, especially around novato as you travel along 101,

be careful of his ability. as cases drop, san francisco is preparing to reopen several public spaces in the coming months. the city expects all of its pools to be reopened by mid- june. and right now, mission community pool is the only one open. next tuesday, the solver and the martin luther king jr. pools will reopen, followed by the newly renovated garfield pool on may 1st, and many more the first week of june. libraries open sometime in the june. plan is to resume limited in person services, starting at the main library in the civic center. however, no official date has been set. the library commission will meet on thursday to discuss their reopening plans. coming up, a sneak peek at a new documentary, examining climate change in the u.

new this morning, oakland police are investigating an apparent shooting outside of

the market. new video shows investigators outside of the pnm market on 34th and hollis street, just before midnight. you can see glass and the number of evidenced markers on the ground. it's not clear what led up to this shooting or if anyone was hurt. all of this is coming as oakland city council has voted unanimously to allocate $10 million, to restore funding to the cities police and department. the city's new police chief that they are facing a big spike in violent crime this year. look at these numbers, homicides up to hundred 15%, so far this year, with 41 reported there were 13 this time last year. carjackings had jumped 149 cases reported this year. compared with 57 last year, chief armstrong says, officers have responded to 340 robberies since january. robberies up in every district of the city. he's asked city council members to allot funding from the federal care act to the police

force. >> the city has to understand, 41 homicides, that is 41 families. 41 families that are impacted by the silence, 41 families are hurting. i hear the pain, >> armstrong says since june of last year, $25 million has been cut from the department budget. the north bay they are now facing multiple sex assault accusations, will not represent sonoma county on the golden gate bridge district. the county is going to resend that new seat, and its board of supervisors is going to meet about that this morning. six women accused dominic foppoli of sexual assault, including esther lemus. to avoid conflict of interest, the county is turning over the investigation and the decision on any potential criminal charges to the state attorney general's office. dominic foppoli said he has done nothing wrong and will not resign. the windsor town council is going to take some action. >> we immediately condemned the

actions of our mayor. we are meeting on wednesday to call on him to resign. >> all they can do is ask. recall by the voters could force him out, a recall campaign is already gathering signatures. abc owned tv stations, and national geographic have all teamed up for a special honor of earth day. our america, climate of hope, will be examining the impact of climate change across the country and the innovations to address it. here's a sneak peek. >> in 2020, we experienced more billion-dollar climate disasters than in any time in history. from the worst wildfire season on record. >> we get small wildfires all the time. it's never turned into this. >> to mudslides, over hills that collapsed part of historic highway 1, near big sur. we saw extreme cold and ice in texas that left millions of people literally in the dark.

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>> you can see the full special, our america, climate of hope, the saturday night. it airs at 9:00, right here on abc7. >> i still get excited when i see that shot of coit tower at the end, that is us. >> that is us. yes. we are very predominant in not only sandy and drew, but i also had a part in it. that part you saw from one falling into the ocean to pacifica losing houses, that is going to be my focus on it. it was really interesting. we were in the helicopter taking video and talking about that, over in the water was just this beautiful scene of the whales breaching the water as they were heading north. so the dichotomy between the instruction of climate change and the whales, it was really neat. national geographic does a

great job. so make sure you tune in and watch that. we would appreciate it. it is pretty breezy in san francisco. ill be breezy everywhere today with increasing sun shining cooler highs. pretty steady and calm her through at least thursday, high temperatures get much warmer this weekend. here's a look at the high- pressure, same almost exact spot we had during the recent drought. there's really no rain in the forecast the next two weeks. mid to upper 60s in the south bay. 61 to 65 on the peninsula. very wrong, mid-50s. low 60s in downtown in south san francisco, 67 to possibly 74 through the north bay dollies. 64 to 67 degrees along the east bay shore him and 68 to 75 in the east bay dollies. now, around the state, we are looking at temperatures that are going to be running around 56. so we got a chance of snow at 6900 feet and dropping tonight, up to 8 inches possible in some of the ski resorts. so that's nice. we could use all we can get. temperatures tonight, cloud cover lot like this morning.

here we are looking at less of a breeze tomorrow, but just as cool as today. pretty steady thursday and friday, look at those temperatures take off around the bay and inland. saturday, the warmest day sunday with near 80 around the bay. near 90 inland. how about summer? in mid april, no. >> yet here we are. mike, thank you. good morning america coming up in 7:00 right here on abc7. >> rob marciano had a look at what's ahead. >> reginald, kumasi, good to be with you on this tuesday. lots coming up on gma. protest in minneapolis overnight and we will have the latest on that all over the police killing of daunte wright, which happened just miles from where george floyd was killed last summer. new details about how it happened and what we are learning about the officer involved. dantes family will join us live this morning and abc news exclusive. also ahead, the latest on the coronavirus emergency, the cdc director urging michigan to go under another lockdown, as

the number of cases in that state explode. the good news this morning on the treatment front. we are following the latest in that deadly school shooting in tennessee. what we know so far about the shooter, the motive, and how the injured police officer is doing this morning. that is all coming up

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welcome back, everyone. steph curry is now the top scorer in warriors history. he past wilt chamberlain's previous record of curry needed 19 points to pass chamberlain and he did it pretty early on in yesterday's win over the nuggets, finishing with 21 in the first quarter. the all-time scoring record is a fee even curry had a hard time wrapping his head around. >> anytime you hear his name, you always just assume his record is unreachable. i did six extra years here, but it still means something to be at the top of that list.

i don't plan on slowing down, obviously. this is to just kind of take a second and appreciate, for sure. >> last night was also curry's third 50 point game of the season. next game for the warriors is tomorrow on the road against the thunder. a tae kwon do champ brings home the gold from a major tournament in nigeria. it's more than just the technique that has been capturing people's attention. the nigerian athlete isathlete s months pregnant. she competed in a noncontact event that involves a series of moves that simulate attack and defense. the woman began training for the tournament before she became pregnant, and the dr. gave her the okay to compete. she did that. >> she did that. >> she did.

next at 6:30, the effort to recall governor newsom is starting to look a lot like the 2003 recall election of then governor gray davis. the adult film star, who is running to replace the governor, again. and vaccination eligibility expands in the bay area, the latest counties to allow all people ages 16

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now from abc7, live live breaking news. now at six:30, the safety of the johnson & johnson vaccine in question. u.s. health officials now calling deposit distribution of the shot, because of a serious but very rare safety concern. violence erupts for a second night on the subject streets of minneapolis severed. i am abcs faith abubey with the deadly police shooting, coming

up. so make a grocery game changer, amazon just upped the competition with other big brands like costco and target, but it's helping you will by. good morning, everyone. is it tuesday, april 13th already? it is. we are going to start the with mike nicco, looking at the forecast. hey, mike. >> and morning, kumasi, reggie. a few issues to talk about. we'll talk about the impact it's having on 107 in the north bay. novato reporting quarter mile visibility. highway speeds, that reduction of visibility is going to be very dangerous. that will be around throughout the morning commute and it's spreading off to th thanks to an onshore breeze. so now napa is reporting less than an eighth of a mile of visibility. that means 29 and 37, all the way across the northern part of the san pablo bay, more and likely very foggy. and those winds are gusty, 20 at sfo, sitting in concord, 36 in fairfield, and they are going to get faster and spread

throughout all of our neighborhoods. and that means cooler weather today, even with more sunshine. 56 to 61 half moon bay into san francisco. low to mid 60s around the rest of the day, 70s for most of us inland. we will talk about some really warm weather this weekend, coming up. back to you, kumasi. thank you. this morning, we are tracking breaking news when it comes to the vaccine. both the cdc and the fda now recommending a pause on using the johnson & johnson vaccine in the u.s. there have been six reports of a rare but severe type of blood clot and jobina is at the live desk with more and what these agencies are saying. >> thank you, kumasi. the six cases of the blood clots were on women 18 to 48, symptoms occurred 6 to 13 days after vaccination, more than 6.8 million doses of the j&j vaccine have already been administered in the u.s. both the cdc and fda will review and investigate. once they do, or while they do that, they are calling for a pause in the use of the vaccine. this morning, from brown university, they say this move

proves the system is working and he believes the vaccine is still safe. we are reaching outreaching outt county health departments, as well as the state, to see how this impacts them, and we will let you know when we hear back. meanwhile, cdc director dr. michelle wilensky is pleading with the state of michigan, to shut down amid skyrocketing covid cases. governor gretchen whitmer says the lockdown is not necessary. she says, doubling down on vaccine distribution to achieve 70% herd immunity is the answer. >> we have to grit our teeth and keep moving forward. we are making great progress. we are getting close. >> go back to our basics, go back to where we were last spring, last summer, and to shut things down, to flatten the curve. >> across the country, the daily case average is now at peak summer surge levels, that's about 66,000 cases per day. experts say loosening restrictions and more contagious variants are driving the spike meanwhile, fema is now accepting applications for

covid funeral reimbursements. officials say within the first 90 minutes of applications being opened, they received nearly 1 million calls, reggie? >> jobina, thank you. now to the race of acne people here in the bay area. two moore county have opened up vaccine appointment ability to anyone 16 and up. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at a new vaccination site opening today at the marin county fairgrounds. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. alameda and santa clara county will give the residence a couple days of a jumpstart on the rest of the state. they are going to start allowing 16 and older to get vaccinated now. fights across the state, like this one here at the marin county fairgrounds, are going to be able to start doing that, starting on thursday. everyone in the state eligible, who is over the age of 16, starting later this week. sites are getting better, getting more efficient at getting the shots out, as time goes by. their issue, they say, is applied. they say the infra structure is

there, they just have to deal with inconsistent shipments of the vaccine. >> there isn't enough vaccine supply already, and so i think that that is a challenge that we are all facing. people in the interim time i think are just going to have to be patient. we asked people to be patient and register with those sites, so that we can contact you, when more vaccine supply becomes available. >> reporter: the demand in the bay area is definitely there. look at this line, outside zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this weekend. apel were hoping to get 2000 doses that were available. 4000 walk-ins were turned away over the weekend in the city, so as eligibility continues to go up, that demand is going to go up there you are just going to have to fight to find the shot. officials say, keep trying. reporting live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc seven news. >> thank you, amy. >> reporter: san francisco health officials say while i would ability is opening to

everyone 16 and older on thursday, it might take weeks to get appointments, because of supply constraints. doctrine of said most of the supply is going to pharmacies and federally qualified health centers. san francisco still working to equitably attribute the vaccine in hard-hit zip codes. she also doesn't recommend that people traveled to get vaccinated. >> the other reason, particularly to not travel, is, wherever you get your first dose, you need to go back to get your second dose. they are getting allegations, based on who they gave their first dose to. >> so how do you score an appointment? first, sign up for county notifications, keep your insurance info handy, and team up with family and friends, to help you find appointments. >> developing news, another night of clashes between police and protesters has come to an end. this follows the shooting and killing a 20-year-old daunte 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 10 miles away at abc news reporter faith abubey reports, police now say it was an accident. >> reporter: good morning. that explanation did not do much to calm protesters. president biden is calling for a full investigation. vp harris says prayers are not enough and that daunte wright family deserve answers. overnight, police in riot gear, deploying flashbangs and pepper balls, as anger spilled onto the brakes streets of brooklyn center, a suburb of minneapolis. crowds breaking into local businesses and looting. new police body cam footage, now showing the moment officers struggled with the 20-year-old, after pulling him over in the afternoon. first, for an expiredan expiredd registration, then realizing wright had an outstanding warrant from its mean in charge as wright tries to get in his car, you hear an officer yelling taser. but instead of a taser, officer kim potter, 26 year veteran of the police force, pulled out a gun, firing a single shot. >> i just saw him. >> reporter: wright car

traveling several blocks before crashing. police chief calling the shooting and accidental discharge. potter, now on administered leave, the mayor of brooklyn center saying, he supports relieving her of her duties. >> we cannot afford to make mistakes that lead to the loss of life. >> reporter: wright family, calling for peace as they grieve. >> i don't want all of this, i just want my baby home. >> reporter: president biden has denounced the violence and looting on the streets of brooklyn center. he said he has not called daunte wright family, but they are in his prayers. in washington, faith abubey, abc7 news. a small group of protesters outside the san jose police department, they carry black lives matter flags and assign calling for sj pd to be abolished. as protesters started to march, a flag was set on fire in the middle of the street. warriors head coach steve kerr addressed the deadly shooting. >> my reaction is just, you know, another sad day in

america. i know there is a school shooting in tennessee as well, it's just, you know, it's just devastating. these things seem to happen on a daily basis. >> he said the warriors did not talk about postponing their own game last night. he said he is not surprised the teens in minnesota chose not to play there is. happening today, the prosecution's case against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is expected to conclude today. the defense will present its case, starting tomorrow. yesterday, george floyd younger brother gave an emotional testimony, sharing memories of their relationship. the testimony wrapped up with the use of force expert who said that no, quote, leave reasonable officer would have done what chauvin did. abc is providing live gavel to gavel coverage of this trial on our abc7 bay area connected tv app. you can download it wherever you stream. this morning, officials on the caribbean island of st. vincent are once again warning

residents to leave. a volcano there just keeps erupting, blanketing the island with ash and debris. the series of eruptions have destroyed roofs, the lava flow is so hot, it could boil the sea. blooms have reached as far as barbados, which is 110 miles away from st. vincent. meanwhile, volcano on iceland erupted for the first time in 800 years. and in hawaii, 34 earthquakes have rocked not to lower, the world's largest volcano. they salol this volcanic activity is noteworthy, it isn't uncommon. >> there are thousands of volcanoes around the world, everyone of them erupts relatively often. most of the time, there is an active eruption somewhere in the world, so the fact that there's two or three at the same time, coincidence. >> what makes the volcano so unsafe and dangerous, it doesn't spew out slow-moving lava, there is also hot gas, ash, and rocks that can move at

speeds of over 100 miles per hour. all right, let's take a live look at the big board with the new york stock exchange come about down about 160 points. an update on the market, next. >> technique pizza delivery, where self driving cars are serving up slices. can't wait to share that with you. first we want to check in on the commute with jobina. >> hi, guys. morning, everyone. we will begin with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. unlike yesterday, metering lights are on here. you can see the backup. it is going to be slow, once you make it through those lights. drive time across the bridge into san francisco is going to be around 17 minutes. i have that out there on the screen for you. speeds are low right now, but look where things are at the limit, moving very nicely in the south bay here. this is a live picture showing you 101 in san jose, a pretty sunrise coming up over the mountain there in the background. and then, the fog is the last thing we are really following here. it has not gone away for your commute, so especially coming out of novato, along 101, be prepared for some low visibility. now we will check in with mike

for more on that. good morning. >> in mourning, jobina. the fog is spreading to the east, thanks to the offshore onshore breeze. we have vowed to talk about along the peninsula coast, thankfully visibility here is about 3 miles, not nearly as low as it is in novato and napa. temperatures in the low 40s, 41 in redwood city and menlo park. you can see mid 40s to low 50s, just about everywhere, until you get to napa at about 41 degrees. here's a look at what to expect with our planner, not much of a change, as we head to 7:00. but the breezes will keep the coast. look at that, 53 to 54, 949 as we head into the evening hours. 59 to 62 noon and around the bay and inland. if you are out at 9:00, already into the low 50s. the one thing you may be concerned with is the fog this morning, but the winds especially north-south bridges as we head into the evening commute. that is going to make it dusty and choppy out on the bay also.

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to recall to replace governor newsom hasn't even qualified and yet already parts of it are turning into a repeat of 2003. which you might remember, that was pretty wild. that was a recall election of

gray davis. caitlyn jenner reportedly mulling a run, and according to ellie magazine, so is model angeline, who also ran in 2003. 135 candidates dumped into that 2003 race, including former porn actress mary carey, wh tells abc7, she is doing it again. >> last time i ran for governor, i was doing as a publicity stunt. this time, i'm no longer an adult film star. i'm ready to focus solely on politics. last time i was young, dumb, and full of fun. this time, i'm more experienced. >> newsom's team is anticipating the recall will qualify. they are framing the effort as an extreme winged they believe they will win. now to your morning money report, grocery wars are heating up. online grocery sales jumped more than 50% last year, and amazon is now aiming to become an even bigger player. the company has its own new food in snack brand, it is

called plenty. it'll eventually include hundreds of products that will sell online and also in their amazon go stores. items include pita chips, crackers, cookies, condiments and frozen foods. right hailing services appear to be re-rebounding. back had more than any month and then since 2009. more people get vaccinated and states start to relax restrictions. uber lost nearly $7 million last year, but the company believes it will be profitable by 2021. last month, lyft said they have return to pre-pandemic levels. now let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. you can see, we are starting down right now by about 180 points. sales force will reopen offices next month, starting with the san francisco headquarters. the company share this video from its australia campus. it illustrates what the inside of the san francisco tower will look like. with socially distant workspaces, and daily health

screenings. sales force also plans to reopen it palo alto and irvine offices. they will be grouped into cohorts of 100 or fewer vaccinated employees. they will eventually allow unlimited number of unvaccinated workers to return. sales force is already reopening more than 20 offices worldwide. pizza delivery from a self driving car. that what customers in one houston neighborhood will see when they order from dominoes. the pizza chain has teamed up with the mountain view based autonomous car company, neural. companies place an order online. when the car arrives, they punch in a special code. boom, the doors open and your peaches there. no word yet if they will deliver pizzas in the bay area, but the company did use its cars to transport medical supplies around the san mateo event center, when it was treating covid-19 patients. >> are you okay with this? >> i'm okay with that and testing in houston for a while, sure.

>> you think it's going to you up? >> it could. i don't know. a pepperoni accident? >> i think it's cool. >> it'll keep you warm. on a cold summer day in san francisco, you want that thing to come up from san mateo and drive you back and forth to work. to and from, keep you nice and comfy, there you go. i found a good use. thank you for the backup, kumasi. it is very busy, look at the flag of the golden gate bridge, a little bit of a crosswind there. it's only going to today's winds along the coast could gust to 40 miles per hour. it'll be gusty, also inland, 20 to 30 mile-per-hour wind, which will bring us more sunshine, but coming off the 50 degree ocean water, it'll be cooler today. raises taper tonight, similar clouds and lows tomorrow. 15 degrees warmer than average this weekend.

here's the area of lilo pressure that continues to steer all the wet weather away from us. it's almost in the same exact position it was in during a recent drought. didn't want to hear that, did you? mid to upper 60 in the south bay, 64 to 69, 61 to 65 on the peninsula. look at that, mid-50s with the gusty breezes and blowing sand along the peninsula coast. low 60s for downtown in south san francisco and sausalito. mid-50s along the coast, but 67 to 74 in east bay shore, we got 64 to about 67 degrees. and lind, 60 in the dry valley to 75 out in brentwood. you can see those gusty winds, they will keep the clouds along the peninsula coast, up until about noon. even those will start to fade and mix outcome as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. it'll be kind of a brisk day at the old bar park number 6:45 is the first pitch at oracle, down to 53 degrees. extra cloud cover outside the north bay, temperatures in the 40s tonight. let's take a look at what's going on with the seven-day forecast. what you are going to see are temperatures that are going to be about the same through

thursday, friday, a little bit warmer. but then look at those 70s and 80s, even near 90 inland by sunday. kumasi? thank you, mike. alcoholically played a role in a crash that killed two people, including a child in pittsburgh. witnesses say the driver of this camaro was speeding on wesley lynn road, when his car rear-ended a corolla last night. the driver lost control, hit a tree, and that driver and one of the children in the car died. a total of five people from both cars were seriously hurt. the man driving the camaro was okay. police say they arrested him for driving under the influence. in the south bay, the city of san jose is taking action against dangerous driving inside the north side neighborhood. there will soon be new traffic calming measures. council member secured $100,000 for a large project, and 19th and 21st street between taylor and julian have been targeted. has office needs to get 51% of

neighbors in that area on board, and 100% buy-in from those living in homes, where the speed humps will be laid out. >> even though they might want the traffic coming, they don't necessarily want the traffic implementations happening right in front of their home. >> more traffic is coming. we are continuing to grow, there's housing developments, which means more cars. >> the goal here is to get speed humps and rubber medians installed by the summer. stromectol abdul is back as a judge on american idol, at least for now. she took over for luke bryan, who tested positive for covid- 19. >> i feel like i'm ditching my little brother, the show we started with our other brother. and of course, our grandfather. >> our grandfather now, simon, yes. >> here is a throwback pic of paula and ryan, of course paula was one of the original judges with simon cowell and randy jackson, when the chauffeurs premiered in 2002. it's not clear when luke bryan

will be back, he tweeted saying that he is doing well. last night, we found out who advanced to the top 12, so we will take a look at them now. there was one contestant missing from the first live show on the front runner white pike. siegrist opened the show saying pike dropped out. this morning, we still don't know exactly why. you can watch american idol on sunday and monday at 8:00, right here on abc7. a brand-new covid-19 vaccination site in new york city is packing some star power. it's hard to tell with a knife and a hat, but that is hamilton creator and star manwell maranda, in times square. that is dedicated to broadway workers and movie and tv industry employees. the city will also open up the site near broadway venues. mayor bill de blasio says he hopes the entertainment industry, which is a vital part of the city's economy, will reopen by september. >> two bay area high school students are opening helping people find vaccine women's.

they've created a twitter account and it notifies you when of violence are available. all you have to do is follow this account on twitter, then allow it to send you notifications, when something is available, you booked the appointment. one of the creators explained how the idea evolved. >> both of our parents were, like they were checking every few hours, but they both work full-time jobs and they just did not have time to, you know, sit there and check again and again and again. so we thought, you know, we could save them time and as we built it, you know, they were like hey, our friends would really like this, our friends really like this. >> the teens aren't taking donations, instead, they are asking people to donate to a charity that is supporting covid relief. this morning, we are getting a look at tesla cle on musks underground tunnel in vegas. they say it's ready to shuttle people around for upcoming conventions, starting in june. the $52 million convention center loop will move people across the campus, and electric teslas. normally, the walk from one end

to the other would take about 30 minutes, but now it is two minutes. the service is free, but right now, they are only about a dozen cars. eventually, the center hopes 60 teslas will be transporting a 4400 people in our. one of president biden's two dogs will have more training, to help them adjust to life in the white house. major will take a few weeks off site to undergo training, after two biting incidents. last month, a secret service agent had to be seen by the white house medical staff. major bit another white house worker, member of the national park service. >> every dog is going to be different in a new environment. there are some dogs that are going to roll with the punches and be fine with, you know, all of these new people and new places and stuff, but there are other dogs, like major, who are clearly having problems. >> both dogs spent time in delaware after the first incident. >> we have had a lot of news today. >> we certainly have. >> on all fronts. to vienna and i were in here

talking about it, we will see what happens with j&j, but that is huge. >> it's really disappointing. i hope it doesn't discourage people from getting the vaccination, period. that's the most important thing to get that herd immunity, we are on the right track, we just keep getting slightly off-track. that's frustrating. >> that is. we will have to see, we will update you on that story as we get more information drop at a. first come up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> remind her, you can watch all our newscasts live and on- demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app, available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. >> let's see what we

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it is 6:57. if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, johnson & johnson just announcing that it is

delaying the rollout of its covid-19 vaccine in europe. this is because six reported cases of a rare and severe type of blood clot will reported here in the u.s. overnight, the fda and the cdc issued a recommendation that the vaccine be paused in the u.s. moments ago, cvs and walgreens both announced they are pulling this vaccine. the fda and the cdc will hold a news conference in a few minutes at 7:00, and you can watch it on our website, abc7news.com. number two, a new vaccination site is opening today at the marin county fairgrounds. health officials hope to vaccinate up to 3600 people a day, depending on supply. appointment are required. number three, protests continue in brooklyn center, minnesota, after lease officers shot and killed a 20-year-old driver during a traffic stop. police now say it was an accident, that the officer was reaching for her taser. number four, the prosecution's case against former minneapolis officer derek chauvin is inspected and today. the defense will present its case tomorrow. closing arguments could begin in one week.

number five, gorgeous sunrise from san jose, this morning, where temperatures will be up to 6 degrees cooler. in fact, away from the coast in san francisco, up to 11 degrees cooler and quite windy this afternoon. number six, the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza has improved somewhat. metering lights came on at 6:18. will take you about 30 minutes to get into san francisco. and number seven, pizza delivery from a self driving car. dominoes, teaming up with mountain view based autonomous car company muro, to start doing deliveries. right now, it is only in houston and there's no word yet if they will deliver here in the bay area. bay >> i just go outside my house, walked 30 feet and i have two choices of pizza, so i'm good. >> while you are blessed, excuse me. everybody is not as fortunate. >> that's true, you need robot.

>> it's a vehicle, it's not a robot. >> that's not a robot? that doesn't co good morning, america. breaking overnight. news for our viewers in the west. the fda and cdc calling for a pause of the johnson & johnson vaccine. the cdc set to meet tomorrow to further review. we're following that. breaking overnight. a second night of protests after the deadly police shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright, demonstrators in minnesota clashing with police. after that newly released body camera footage showing the fatal encounter. >> taser, taser. >> the officer shouting taser before firing her gun. >> i just shot him. >> officials calling it an accidental discharge. that officer, a 26-year veteran in charge of training ot