everyone 16 up in california can make a covid vaccine appointment. how officials are preparing for a flood of new bookings. good morning, it is thursday, april 15th. we are going to start off by checking with meteorologist mike nico. hey, mike. >> i'm going to show you what is going on with the winds they are not very aggressive except for one place. that usually means the seabreeze is going to be more aggressive today. right now, the thickest clouds are across the north bay. as you look south, you can see a little bit of low cloudiness trying to develop. look for varying conditions in the north pay for sure. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures will be slightly cooler. mid to upper 50s along the coast. 62 to 67 into the north bay. low to mid 70s inland east bay. we still have that big surge of

warmth this weekend. i will surely the numbers coming up. breaking news, a shooting last night has turned into a stand up this morning with the suspect believed to be armed in san jose. officers have surrounded a home. negotiators have been asking the man to surrender peacefully. neighboring homes have been evacuated. officers were first called to the home just after 5:00 last night. they found a person shot with life-threatening injuries. police are asking everyone to avoid the area. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. as abc7 works to build a better bay area, we are tracking every step of the push to get people vaccinated. everyone 16 and older in the state is now eligible to get the covid-19 vaccine. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joining us with how everything is going. >> reporter: clinics like this one in fremont need to be ready for high demand.

we talked to a teenager who was ready to go online, the second she became eligible to try to poke an appointment. starting today, all californians 16 to 49 are now eligible to get the vaccine. those under the hg are only able to get pfizer. the others aren't approved yet. vaccine sites will have to organize appointments accordingly. the team that runs the my turn website had to prepare the system for a flood of traffic. >> we have upgraded the system to make sure we can handle the capacity up to 300,000 transactions per hour which should be sufficient for the influx of people seeking registration. i know we can do it. >> reporter: if your team doesn't see eligibility at a certain clinic, it means they probably don't have the vaccine.

to become eligible at one time, 16 to 49, so it could be a struggle to find an appointment. demand will be skyhigh. demand is higher than supply. officials are asking people to please be patient and not to give up. live in fremont, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. santa cruz health services say the vaccine and demand will cause issues. >> they may grab an appointment through my turn. they may grab an appointment through another methodology and see which one works out better for the time. >> she says make sure you cancel. that prevent someone else from booking the appointment. she adds that can lead to vaccines spoiling and going two ways. the cdc directory and anthony ponce you will testify

on the coronavirus today. they are going to give the update on the biden administration effort to slow the spread of dangerous variants. that hearing starts at 7:00 a.m. a pausing the johnson & johnson vaccine remains in place. the cdc says a boat to recommend that would be per richard. we are learning more about the women who suffered a blood clot disorder. of the known cases, the women are white, from 18 to 48, three of them are in the hospital. one died. the cdc panel is discussing the specific risks that apply to those that are more susceptible to the syndrome. dr. philip grant expects a warning will be issued for women. >> they will try to look at if these women had other risk factors for clotting like being

on contraceptives or smoking. >> the cdc confirms one of the women was taking birth control. three others had pre-existing conditions. they hope to make a decision about the johnson & johnson shot within the next 10 days. do you have questions about the process? asked the abc7 vaccine team by going to abc7news.com/pressing . click on the big blue box. we have an article on how to register in every county. san francisco will ease more pandemic restrictions. starting at 8:00, indoor events can move forward at 35% capacity with an improved safety plan. venues can create vaccinated only sections. outdoor events will be able to reopen at 50% capacity. these restrictions are in line with the orange tier reopening guidelines. you could track where your county stands with the abc7 reopening tracker.

it is on our website, abc7news.com. it includes a color-coded grid the bay area as you can find out what is open where you live. developing, recall efforts against the windsor miracle becoming. intense and emotional debate yesterday. >> how upset, pest, and disgusted i am that the mayor would duck out of this meeting. you had a right to be heard and now he won't hear you. >> last night he addressed sexual assault allegations for the first time. foppoli's attorney says it was consensual and he refuses to resign. >> let the justice system decide . >> if you love windsor as much

as you say you always have, then you need to resign the cou the mayor resign. now, it does not change anything. the vice mayor says they will look to recall him. the white house is expected to take action against russia in response to election interference. with what is expected. >> reporter: a senior official tells abc news president biden will announce financial sanctions against russia today. they will target government officials involved in a 2020 attack where russian hackers gained access to software used by government entities. they are in response to the interference in the 2016 election. the u.s. is alout do based in washington from the country. president biden vowed to respond to aggressions in the early days of his presidency.

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we are at 6:10 on thursday morning. clear conditions. 40 to 44 through most of the neighborhoods. san jose, 47. los altos hills, 46. a lot of mid to upper 40s around. danville, 42. novato, 38 degrees right now. walnut creek, 38. a little haze in the air. throughout the day, temperatures stay in the 50s at the coast. 60 to 65 at the coast. 65 to 70 at 4:00. low 60s by 7:00. if you're worried about the air quality with the heat coming this weekend, good to moderate air quality. at least you don't have to worry about that. just finding some shade from the heat. i will show you those temperatures coming up. how about the commute? here is

jobina. good morning to everyone in the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:53. it is going to be slow. mrs. earlier than usual for the metering lights, not to have any crashes or issues on the bridge itself. walnut creek now, that southbound traffic is beginning to pick up. the tail lights are moving at the limits. giving you a look at the bay area, mostly green but a slight slowdown in fairfield from a crash before a brace parkway. chp is reporting injuries. at least one lane is blocked. also, very important news if you're planning to ride caltrain next weekend. there will be no train service to either the fourth and king our the 22nd street station in san francisco. free shuttle buses will take riders between those stations. this is very important if you plan on taking transit to giants or warriors games on those days.

crews are replacing a bridge that requires the tracks to be close. reggie and kumasi. coming up, meet a real dancing queen. an ostrich showing up impressive footwork. california on the brink of a major climate disaster. our abc7 meteorologists are joining with national geographic for birthday special. mike is a sneak peek. take a live look outside at 6:13. this is

the woman accused of coughing on an uber driver has pleaded not guilty. the 24-year-old faces felony assault and attempted robbery along with a sdof attacking the

driver last month te mask. one of the other passengers is also facing charges. a third woman was not charge. the woman is due back in court on may 3rd. the city is acknowledging injustices both past and present. >> we will be advancing a resolution that officially apologizes on behalf of the city of anna hoch. >> a announced a list of proposals designed to celebrate asian american history. they also acknowledge the darker realities like the burning of chinatown in 1878. city leaders want to create a new district at the museum. >> antioch has choses to rise from the ashes of a horrible past into a more inclusive future. >> i hope we can treat each

other equally and we can all enjoy and feel safe. >> the money would come from the antioch general fund if approved. we certainly do have a lot of fetid local resources to help you navigate the biggest challenges. we have gathered those resources and made them available in one place you can take action and be an ally. go to abc7news.com/take action. it is no secret, natural disasters are proving more devastating with costs climbing into the building. our abc7 meteorologists are teaming up with other owned tv stations across the country for an birthday special. it reflects on the changes we are seeing and what communities could look like in the future. our america climate of hope examines the impact across the country here is a sneak peek of >> frightening. ce and one

>> it's an absolute river! >> it's terrible! >> what you are looking at here was a catastrophic collapse, a quarter mile wide. it fell into the ocean. >> first responders rescued two children from a window. >> we managed to evacuate. >> even if we stop using fossil fuels today, by 2100, over 420 towns and cities across america will be partially or fully flooded. >> you hear about coastal areas in the bay area getting impacted more and more. you see coastal erosion happening. this is just the beginning of what is to come.

♪ climate abc. it is going to be a little scary. none of us will probably be around then but to think of so much in the bay area being flooded because of the rise in sea level which will rise the bay because of climate change. it is kind of scary. we'll talk about how it is solely working. that's the key. it is so slow, it will take decades. what we need to do it. >> that helicopter video, was that one you were up in the chopper? >> that is exactly right.

yes. we went down and checked out some of the areas where highway one, -- just a beautiful drive, have washed out in a couple of years due to burn scars after such a tragic fire season which is becoming more devastating due to climate change. that is one of the cogs in the wheel we are going to look at. >> very cool. thanks, mike. >> i hope you guys will join us at 9:00 and watch that. i think you'll be impressed with how the national geographic put it together. here is a look outside. you can see a broken deck of marine layer clouds. seasonal temperatures today. surging summer spread this weekend. milder next week but still no rain in the forecast. the same players on the map today, just a little stronger seabreeze will bring the temperatures down about 2 to 3 degrees. 70 in san jose. 66 in sunnyvale.

62 in san bruno. most of us in the mid-60s along the peninsula. 67 in redwood city. mid to upper 50s along the coast. those will spill into san francisco. mid to upper 50s for sausalito. 75 to 73 in the valleys. fremont, about 67. inland, upper 60s. everywhere else, 70 to 74 degrees. around the state today, it is getting quieter. no more valley rain or mountain snow. 53 in tahoe. that is too bad. we could really use some more. temperatures in the north bay and valleys, in the 30s to 40s. the rest of us, mid to upper 40s. we could have a few low 40s but notice the cloud cover will be more widespread. warmer tomorrow inland. look at that surge saturday to near record highs. sunday, 90. do you remember that summer spread? tomer five degrees cooler.

reggie, kumasi. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc7. >> ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. >> reporter: good morning reggie and kumasi. it is thursday morning. coming up on gma, we will have the latest on the decision to pause the johnson & johnson vaccine. a cdc advisory panel says it needs more information before making a decision. we are learning more about the six women that that had the blood clots. also, the officer who shot and killed 20-year-old daunte wright is charged cea jue ternoon in minnesota. we will get into that story. there was an outpouring of support for colton underwood after he came out in that exclusive interview wi what he is saying about the reaction. and a clip that you didn't see yesterday, only on gma this morning. plus, a new cdc report on

plus, a new cdc report on air travel safety you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand. stop! you should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there, and we're all in it together. go safely, california.

you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand. stop! you should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there, and we're all in it together. go safely, california.

the city of oakland homeless indirection plan lacked an adequate budget to deal with the crisis according to a new report from the city auditor's office. the audit says being called meant management team was overwhelmed and under resourced. workers responded to hundreds of closures and cleanings. the auditors said staff faced dangerous and traumatic experiences on the job. here are some of the 26 recommendations the city needs to establish a strategic plan. there also needs to be a budget and a way to track how much each response costs and staff means better training. talk of making their their opening. social media has been buzzing about the first golf based

entertainment facility. yesterday, staff was on hand for a soft opening as guests got their first taste. the entire hitting bay is fully sanitized after every use. distancing measures are in effect and much of the indoor facilities remain closed until a later date. after all of this anticipation, people were just excited to play. >> i like how there are multiple games instead of just hitting the ball. >> the idea of playing golf, food, it is kind of like goalie . >> reservations are required and we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. now to that ostrich in australia, dancinthe beat of her own drum. this is scratchy. let's watch scratchy. [ laughter ] she was swinging her hips. oh, i wasn't prepared for the change in direction.

[ laughter ] obviously, some fancy footwork. we have the wings flapping. it does look like she is a ballerina. >> that is not a flap, it is a twirl. >> it really is. it was almost dinner time and scratchy was super excited about it. have you ever seen fantasia? >> a long time ago. >> do you remember they have the ostriches doing the ballet with the -- i was going to say the pigs. the hippos. >> that's what she was channeling. >> she must be a real big fan. coming up at 6:30, busch beer is looking to hire a brew chief tasting officer. the catch, the applicant be a dog. the push to get shots into arms in the bay area. there is a new vaccination site opening today and it is focused on serving the let next

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. now at 6:30, the police officer who killed daunte wright is expected in court today. we have new details and a march planned for today in san francisco. it is officially open season for vaccines in california. everyone 16 and up now eligible. what you need to know if you're trying to make an appointment. i am and i came to terms with that earlier this year. >> he has a bachelor. he is supposed to be this all- american guy.

>> many people still talking about this robin roberts interview with colton underwood. he is getting a lot of support. he is also getting a lot of criticism from the lgbtq community. it's an interesting back-and- forth this morning. good morning, everybody. i want to check in with mike for a look at the forecast. hi, mike. hi, everybody. it is nice of you to join us today. i am going to show you some clouds that are spreading throughout the bay. they will continue to do that through about 9:00. they are low clouds. the visibility is fine. it is not hogging the ground and reducing the visibility during the commute. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. you can see it is billing into the east bay hills and valleys temporarily. let's talk about what to expect today. low to mid 50s from noon to four clock. we will see sunshine. 60 to 65.

65 to 70 inland. those are just about spot on. by the time we get to 7:00, back into the low 60s. a little cooler if you're going out this evening. once the sun sets at 7:45, we will quickly drop into the 50s. today is the day, vaccine day. every person over 16 is eligible. just because you're eligible, doesn't mean it will be easy to get an appointment. we are on vaccine watch this morning and abc7 reporter amy hollyfield is live. amy. >> reporter: hi. workers at clinics like this one -- they're going to have to take a big breath. there is going to be a rush of demand. sky high demand. this is the largest group to ever become eligible at once. so, it is going to be big. all 16 to 49-year-old californians are allowed to get the vaccine. the team at the my term website

is been working hard. it can now handle 300,000 transactions an hour. that rush could have started right at midnight. we talked to one teenager about her plan. she was ready to get an appointment as soon as possible. >> i'm going to stay up until midnight so i can get it right when it turns to the 15th. my mom is going to look in the morning. >> i think we will probably do some prep work tonight. i think my turn is always good. these bigger sites tend to have more appointments available. >> reporter: tori is 17. she can't wait to hang out with her friends indoors once all vaccinated. teens might find clinics say they don't have appointments available. that's because only the pfizer vaccine is approved for minors. clinics without pfizer won't be allowing those under 18 to book

appointments. demand will be higher than the supply for a while across the state. please be patient. don't give up. they say it could take a couple months before they can get everyone who wants a vaccine a shot. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. happening today, governor newsom will be giving an update on the state vaccination efforts. he is visiting two vaccination sites today. one in alameda county and one in san joaquin county. san francisco leaders will be launching a fourth site this morning. it is located at the local 261 union building on 18th street in the mission district. it is being operated in partnership with the latino task force. will be open thursday through saturday from 11:00 to 6:00. appointments are recommended. tony thurmond is leading a push to encourage members of the black community to get

vaccinated. he held a town hall yesterday with a pattern of state and community leaders. they are examining why some are hesitant to get the vaccine. >> we know there is history of really poor treatment of african-americans by the government. that may have created some distrust for legitimate reasons. mistrust may have existed. we know that these vaccines can save lives. >> pedal member stress the importance of elevating trust. the panel says they are in the past positioned to provide support in the community. some students are headed back to class today. alan rock school district is welcome back third-graders through fifth-graders for part- time, in prison learning. the district says there will be a number of changes this morning including, what would you would expect, putting the desks further., wearing masks, and increase sanitization. many schools in the district are in santa clara

county. today's reopening is a milestone for families looking for return to normalcy. and i students look ahead to next school year, what should they expect? governor newsom was at a school yesterday talking about that. he was touring sheppard elementary school, it is part of the roseland school district, that welcome back students for the first time this week. he expects all students from kindergarten to college to be back on campus this fall. >> schools have never been more resourced. and with a resourceful mindset, we have the capacity to finish the job, to get all of our kids safely back into in person instruction. >> he says more than 9000 of the 11,000 schools have reopened in some capacity or have plans to reopen soon. a vigil and marches plan today in honor of daunte wright. he is the 20-year-old black man who was shot and killed by

police officer in minnesota today. today, that officer is set to face a judge. jobina fortson has the details. >> reporter: kim potter is expected to be charged. last night, violence erupted for the fourth night outside the police department in brooklyn center, minnesota, admit outrage over the death of daunte wright. demonstrators tried to climb the fence. officers returned fire with flash bangs and rubber bullets. the unrest came just hours after the former police officer was released from jail, after posting a $100,000 bond. family members and immunity activists have called for potter to be charged with murder. >> that's a murder! >> what the family really wants is him back. they will never get justice. all they can pray for now is accountability. they want her to be held to the full extent of the law.

>> the police department has called the shooting an anti- dental discharge. they say potter says she thought she was using her taser. here in san francisco, there is a visual and march planned tonight. it begins at 6:30. back to you. >> thank you, jobina. one block away from where kim potter will be in court, the trial of another former officer resumes this morning in the death of george floyd. he is attorneys are trying to convince jurors that chauvin did nothing wrong. yesterday, a use of force expert to stand saying chauvin's neat was a control technique. he then backtracked thing it could be use of force. a medical expert also testified, contradicting testimony during the prosecution's case that floyd died of asphyxiation. he also said it was possible that floyd had carbon monoxide poisoning from the automobile

exhaust. >> how did the drug continue to the cause of death? >> they contributed to mr. floyd having a sudden cardiac based on my opinion. >> the jury could get this case sometime next week. abc is providing live gavel to gavel coverage on our abc7 connected tv at work you can download that wherever you stream. house and senate democrats are expected to introduce legislation to expand the u.s. supreme court. it calls for expanding the court from nine justices all the way to 13. this has been expected to be introduced for some time. president biden has announced a commission to investigate. less than 24 hours after president biden announced u.s. will in all afghanistan missions, his secretary of

state is in kabul. he radiated and calls it a moment of mixed emotion and hard decisions. avoiding covid exposure planes. the one extra thing cdc says airlines could do to keep you safe. and let's take a live look at the big board. up right now by about two to five points. another update on the markets, next. and jobina is helping you with the job hunt. how to get your foot into the door. first, i want to check in with jobina for a look at the commute. >> okay. am i here? i think so. hi. [ laughter ] good morning, everybody. we are going to start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:53. as you can see, it is rough if

you're headed towards the toll plaza. give yourself extra time if you need to head out the door into san francisco from the east bay. looking here live in emeryville, i'm showing you 80. the speeds are averaging around 31 miles per hour for people traveling westbound. we also still have a backup in fairfield from a crash that is involving some injuries on eastbound 80. speeds are down to 19 miles per hour. we have at least one lane blocked. just giving a look again at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is something. sending it to mike now. good morning. good morning, jobina. thank you very much. we will start in the east bay where the traffic is coming from. one in danville and lafayette. everyone in the mid-40s to even a 50 in pittsburgh. for the one in nevada. mid-40s to near at 50. san francisco, 49. south bay and peninsula coast,

temperatures in the upper 40s. that's where they will stay through 7:00 for the kids heading to school. it will be cool at the coast. they were probably never be able to shed the jacket. 58 to 60 is not bad for the bay and inland. 68 and 69 will be comfortable. we do have marine layer clouds. it looks a lot -- i hate to college june gloom, that's a people call it, no fog thankfully. we don't have to worry about reduction of visibility due to that. and inside those clouds, eventually they are going to have tree pollen. i am ounce of that. the uv index is going to be high all the way through the weekend. we have that near record warmth. we will talk about that when we come back. now, here's a look at more temperatures sponsored by visit california.

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a new study says airplane passengers further apart, like blocking the middle seeds, can reduce exposure to viruses like covid-19 from 23% to 57%. it relies on simulations that were done in 2017 using aerosol droplets. mannequins were used but they were not masked as all flyers are now required to be. the results phone physical distancing to the extent possible on an airplane helped reduce the risk of catching virus. >> the cdc found it even without the masks.

imagine what we could find here. >> this would have been helpful months ago. i don't know why this is coming out now. delta is the only airline that is currently blocking middle seats. they are going to lift that policy on me first. airlines are saying that with mandatory masks and other measures they are taking it is safe to fly. now to the money morning report. for cisco is recovering from the pandemic and the mayor is pushing people to support the mom-and-pop shops. mayor london breed announced the 30 day small business challenge. it asks people to avoid shopping at big chain stores and to patronize locally owned shops and restaurants. >> if you take this challenge, if you get your token and you use it, you will be bringing much needed financial help to the small businesses like mine

who have made it through this very, very difficult year. >> 1st. mayor breed has promised more financial help for small businesses in the upcoming budget. now, take a live look at the new york stock exchange. you can see we are still up right now by about 225 points. the u.s. labor department released the latest unemployment reports and the numbers are encouraging. 576,000 new claims were filed last week. that's a new pandemic low and a decrease of 168,000 from the revised numbers the prior week. economists had focused 700,000. there are 3.7 million continuing claims which is about 4000 more than revised figures from the previous week. at abc7, we are committed to building a better bay area including the impact on the economy. the weekly job segment includes looking for rules that are made for you. there's sounds made for a lot

of us, especially if you like to take a drink. >> reporter: i been doing a lot of alcohol related stories. okay. well, anyway. [ laughter ] jackson family winds, tornadoes, bacardi's, so many others will be part of a virtual job fair next thursday hosted by be the change. it is dedicated to creating an equitable workforce in the alcohol and beverage phase. >> reporter: she has been in the wine and spirits industry for 20 years. like her fellow cofounders, she knows the business needs to shift. >> there is a lack of diversity, unfortunately, and also a lack of women. >> reporter: that's what her organizations virtual job fair on april 22nd aims to fix. >> it creates an opening for the alcohol and beverage space where your meeting candidates one on one on this site that is phenomenal. it is almost like speed dating.

>> reporter: be the change has partnered with thurgood marshall college fund, the largest organization representing the black college community and dozens of companies hiring for their tasting rooms, sales teams, production, you name it. >> it's about the experience. if you look at true diversity and inclusion and equity in the workplace, you have to look beyond what you see on a piece of paper. >> reporter: the four hour event will have space for 2400 job seekers where they can check out job openings, webinars, and have one on one chats with potential employers. if you don't have experience, don't worry about it. just bring your a game. >> this is about having transferable skills. even though you may not have been in the space, we still welcome you. we are going to open the door for you but the candidate needs to do the work.

>> reporter: here are the details of the be the change virtual job fair. it is on april 22nd from 10:00 to 2:00. there is space available for 2400 people looking for a job. find out more information at be the change job fair.com or of course, on abc7news.com. reggie. >> i hope the people are able to get jobs. what about a career for your dog? busch beer is looking to hire a paw-fessional taste tester. this man is saying something but i don't know what it is. i will just talk for him. it is a canine friendly alcohol free bone brought that launched last year. busch beer is taking applications on their twitter page. they will make $20,000 a year. benefits include pet insurance and, of course, free dog brew.

the opportunity of a lifetime. >> wow. he has saying it is a serious job. >> paging woodstock. >> i know. >> used to be an anchor on abc7 mornings. you know, and then he came back. [ laughter ] >> it is time for a career shift. >> it is never too late. he is a senior dog. >> with fine taste. >> as a beagle mix. [ laughter ] >> $20,000 in his pocket. >> it's about time he bring some money into our household. >> you won't be able to tell him anything. >> we already can't. i can't even imagine. [ laughter ] >> my goodness. he will have his throne. all of his bone broth.

that's interesting. all right. let's take a look at san jose. a gorgeous morning. look at the sun cresting the mountains. we have that same vantage point this morning. it is going to become sunny. we are seeing clouds surging off to the east. in the next couple of hours, temperatures will be close to average. about as close ever seen. seasonally cool tonight. and then we have that surge of summer warmth, especially inland where we will have quite the summer spread this weekend. today, 66 in sunnyvale. gilroy, 72. mid-60s for most of the peninsula. 67 in redwood city. mid to upper 50s along the coast in downtown. sound should reach 60. 65 to 70 through most of the northbay valleys. these bay shore, the sunshine will bring us to 62 at richmond and 67 in fremont.

upper 60s while most of us in the east bay belize will be in the low to mid 70s. around the state, no mountain rain or valley snow which is unfortunate. 53 in tahoe. look at the clouds and cool weather. san diego, l.a., mid-60s. tonight, 30s in the deepest valleys. most of us in the low to mid 40s. a warming trend tomorrow. look at the temperatures take off. still near record highs possible sunday. 90 inland. 25 degrees cooler at the coast. 65. what a weekend of weather we are going to have. reggie, kumasi. >> thank you. a new report is warning that city college is in danger of being taken over by the state according to the chronicle. the festival crisis team has sent a letter to the california community college chancellor's office. the clinical reports expenses

have remained high while enrollment has plummeted in the last decade. the city college trustees will discuss layoffs to full-time faculty members. there is a lot of support for colton underwood after he revealed yesterday that he is . bachelor nation rallying around underwood, at least some of that. the executive producers say they are inspired by his courage. underwood says the positive response has been overwhelming but his journey to get to this point has been a challenge. >> i have the most loving and supportive friends and family but i also felt like i had a lot of pressure on me from going up in the church and also playing sports as an athlete. i was always chasing after a label. i wanted any label besides . >> what is next for him? righty is reporting this morning that he is working on an unscripted series from netflix. netflix has not commented on this. kumasi, this is where we get

into some trouble with some members of the lgbtq community. they are saying his timing is coming out with this netflix show and that is unsavory. i don't think anyone is saying they don't support him, at least i haven't heard it. that's a very brave thing to do publicly and very hard to do in front of a national audience but to time it with a netflix series that is also paired with a so-called guide that is another white mask acting chemistry passing person -- in some people's mind is not what we need right now. there are a lot of comments about that. there is also a thing where he had a restraining order against him which was dropped. so, there is a lot there. >> well, we will see. >> kumasi, life is complicated. >> yes, indeed. [ laughter ] to say the least.

up next, the seven things you need to know today. as we head to break at this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly.

6:58. here the seven things to know this morning. number one, some homes have been evacuated right now because of an armed person barricaded inside a home. this is happening near fourth street. officers responded to a shooting last night and found another person with life- threatening injuries. number two, a big day for california. as of midnight, anyone 16 and up eligible to receive a vaccination. the appointment website has been upgraded to handle the users. number three, use of the johnson & johnson vaccine is still pause. a cdc panel says it needs more information about the possible link of the shot in the report of blood clots. number four, san francisco was easing more restrictions today. indoor seated events can increase to 35% capacity.

outdoor events at 50% capacity. number five, all about a quiet, average day? that's what we have on tap as temperature will be within 1 degree of normal. except for san francisco, a little breezier today. number six, we are still sitting at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. metering lights came on at 5:53. it is going to be a crawl. and number seven, watch out for this life-sized teddy bear. it is walking from l.a. to san francisco. it started the walk on monday and hopes to get here by saturday. it is chronicling the adventure on instagram and raising money for a charity. >> that's good. >> there you go. >> had to do some digging. why are you doing this? >> i couldn't figure it out either. he is walking around in a bear suit. it's going to be hot this weekend, ,

>> yes. let's hope he stays his way near the coast this weekend. 60s there 90s inla good morning, america. standstill. johnson & johnson's one-dose vaccine still on pause. that emergency cdc meeting where officials said they need more information as we learn more about those rare blood clotting cases. the biden administration defending the pause while those with canceled appointments look to find new ones. tensions growing. night four of protests after the fatal shooting of daunte wright. the former police officer charged with second degree manslaughter in the shooting of wright after mistaking her gun for her taser as wright's family insists the shooting was no accident. the trial of derek chauvin. the former medical examiner testifying for the defense suggesting that underlying health issues and exposure to carbon monoxide may have been