anybody above the age of 16 can sign up for a corona vaccine. in santa clara, the biggest mass site, they set a record of 12,000 appointments booked today. look at the crowds. looks like a minors game. allowed ed go up to 10,000 this week. a giant pile of the stickers people get for their observation wait times. when they get done waiting they take the stickers off and turned into an art display. all of us, it is a part of guarding our health, even though everybody can theoretically get a shot, the question is can you get an appointment to get your shot. we had stephanie keeping an eye out all day long and checking in

with her all day long. stephanie, what is the latest? >> reporter: the latest is we had two appointments pop up in the oakland site. but in seconds they disappeared. adam has been tracking this. the best luck so far in napa, sonoma and also counties. >> everybody in california can access the administration. as 16 million californian become eligible for the vaccine, the state's limited supply left a slim opportunity to snag a spot. abc 7 has searched the site and other resources like vaccine finder to find appointments in every bay area county. we have had no luck. >> i'm concerned that the people who need the vaccine the most may now get tramped over by the rest of the population.

>> reporter: mike wasserman sits on the vaccine advisory committee. they met this week to discuss the state's progress, prioritizing equity. the goals are falling short. >> and we are not going to take our eye off that ball. >> one thing to say you are prioritizing and it's another thing to actually execute. >> reporter: according to california's latest metrics. 37ing%37 percentage vaccinated. p poorest is only 23%. >> those areas have been lagging behind. >> reporter: the solution relies on vaccine supply. they received 1.5 millio doses this week, a slight increase. >> i think there is still good confidence we are going to have a good amount of vaccine. there has been concerned that the johnson & john san pause might have an impact. but it is only representative of 4% of the vaccine here in

california. so that really shouldn't be a problem, as long as we continue to get a good amount of the moderna and pfizer vaccines. >> reporter: pfizer and moderna will be widely available in may. >> i don't care how you get it. i just want you to get it. >> reporter: . and we are back with you live. lindsey has found five appointments at cvs and this modesto, 6 appointments at that cvs there. but no luck with the pharmacies. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> soie, the good news is my turn website didn't crash. that's the upside. but maybe help people out. when is the best time to search

and how many days out can you go with the search? obviously tonight you may not have luck, but a week or two from now. >> reporter: i'm glad you pointed that out. the best times at least from what we have seen have been around 5:00 to 6:00 really. and i think, you know, the more diligent you are, the better as we have seen throughout the day today, if you keep refreshing that site, sometimes we will see cancellation pop up. if you stay on it, you can get lucky. >> like a full-time job almost. >> reporter: it is. one of the best thinks about the vaccines is they are the best tool to beat the new variants. we talked to cbs about getting variants. >> the variants are the results of mutations, meaning the virus replicates itself and there is a typo. the vast majority are harmless, but every now sand the and

it creates a virus that is better. the fewer cases of covid we have, the less of that cycle happens over and over again and the fewer variants we will have. so the best protection is everybody gets vaccinated and if it can't find a host that is unvaccinated and basically goes away,s because it can't find a perch. >> we need a booster shot, if you will, maybe in a year to maintain protection against the coronavirus. simply remember oakland received the covid vaccine today. nominated as the attorney general received his shot in oakland's chinatown. asian health services is currently administering some 2,000 vaccines every day. hard to believe but the

expansion comes four months after it started in the bay area. back on december 15th, 2020, zuckerberg general hospital was the very first to get the shot. >> i trust the fda's process. i trust the experts we have at this hospital who have seen the data, looked at it. we all, you know, believe that this is a safe vaccine. i wouldn' have administered it on myself if i didn't think it was safe. >> and within days all counties were administering the shots. started with healthcare workers and then to anybody over 65 as we continue with the timeline. by february mass vaccines opened upped, levi stadium at santa clara and the oakland coliseum and that i want provided thousands of shots per day. eligibility continued to expand. anybody over 16 with certain underlying health condition, they could get a vaccine shot.

some local counties moved faster than that. in the last few weeks about half the bay area vaccinated everybody above the age 16 before the state made it visual today. if you have questions about the vaccine process, feel free to ask. we have our own team. just go to abc 7 and click on the blue box. this is also the first day you can take in a game, show, or concert indoors, as long as it meets state and local guidelines. those include things we have become familiar with, like capacity limits. a county's tier level will depend on how many inside. some may need a coronavirus test or vaccine. the fair will be back this year, a little later than usual. the fair is being moved from its traditional dates from june and july to october. anticipating guests will be required to prepurchase tickets online for specific dates and

attendance will be limited. tickets went on sale for the san mateo county jail. there will be fewer crowds and visitors must make a reservation. first day of ticket sales disney land. the park reopens on october 30th after being closed for a year. currently only residents are allowed to buy tickets. aquarium opening may 1st, tickets in advanced. only members can visit in the first two weeks and then open to the general public. in santa clara, opening the weekend before memorial day, may 22nd. and here is another thing. taxes have been pushed back now due may 17th. coming up next, the tension rises in windsor, the town

council want it is mayor to resign, but they can't force him to. see what they are trying now next. summer like warmth in april. i will have that in my forecast coming up. i'm on the russian river and if you question whether we are in a drought, take a look at this device. it's

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sexual assault. a recall effort is now underway. >> if you love windsor as much as you said you always have, then you need to resign tonight. >> a windsor town council meeting like no other, emotional and raw. officials voting to make the mayor resign, but the mayor making it clear he is going nowhere . >> i hold my head high because i have done nothing wrong. >> women accuse things himing imhim of sexual assault over the years. more than 1,000 people watched the meeting on zoom. six hours devoted to emotional public comment, each speaker given 3 minutes. >> the last thing i will say to disgraced mayor, resign, you rainist. >> i'm ashameedshamed of you and you are better going into the

mountains and living there the rest of your life. >> but he left before the commentings were over. >> watch his face with no expression on it and then to have the gal to leave the meeting. it was absolutely outrageous. >> unfortunately i do not believe he is going to resign, but i have no doubt he will be recall and recalled by margins that sonoma county has never seen before. >> that recall effort is happening. organizers say 700 windsor residents have pledged their support to the move online. >> a lot of people are coming forward on this. >> i think it's important to everyone in windsor that have a basic decency. >> an investigation into the case is on going, the mayor declining our request for an interview, texting my lawyer won't let me. in windsor, abc 7 news. no doubt about it, spencer, it looks like a warm weekend.

>> even hot in some areas. get out the summer wardrobe. it's far from warm at theite brd speeds up to 25 miles per hour here in san francisco and lower wind speeds everywhere else, but still breezy around the entire region and cooled off quite a bit since yesterday, 24-hour temperature change and near the coast especially, a few degrees cooler than this time yesterday. let's take a closer look. here the view from the roof top camera, currently 55 degrees in san francisco. oakland a 59 and 68 at morgan hill and 52 at half moon bay. looking back toward san francisco, 6 6 6 6 6 6 blue sky over golden gate. foggy areas tomorrow morning to

greet morning computers. warm surge through the bay area with a chance of some record highs on sunday and a cooler pattern will develop next week. now, as we look at the overnight conditions, you can see it will start with mainly clear skies, but over the morning hours clouds pushing across the bay and locally inland. even possible there could be a spot or two of isolated drizzle, although not likely and not widespread and later in the morning the clouds will clear away and mainly sunny skies going into the evening hours. during the morning hours as the fog makes its presence known, temperatures mainly in the mid-40s and tomorrow under mainly sunny conditions with some lingering fog at the coast and mid-50s at the coast. warming up around the bayshore line with highs mainly in the mid to upper 60s and push inland mid to upper 70s tomorrow, close to 80 degrees in the warmer locations. that's the beginning of the

warmup. saturday, low to mid-80s in inland areas. low 70s around the bayshore line, but upper 50s on the coast. still enough of a marine influence to keep the temperatures from warming up very much there. but certainly warm inland. and sunday the warm up reaches its peak and reaching 90 degrees in the warmest inland areas and monday still warm, but the warm peaked and start to retreat a little bit. look at the intermission for next week. we are given an indication of how dry it's going to be. there will be some little impulses that might produce some light morning drizzle on tuesday here in the bay area. that will be about it for precipitation for us. and later next week and into the following weekend there is a chance of rain cing in on saturday april 24th, but we will leave the details of that for next week. right now 7 days ahead, sunny

and warm. more like summer on sunday than spring. temperatures return to a more seasonable pattern by midweek next week. still no rain in sight except maybe on april 24th. we will tell you about that on the 23rd. >> all right. thank you, spencer. we need if rain, though, more than 99% of california is in some level of drought. you can see the map released by the drought monitor, we are putting it in perspective by putting our map side by side from a year ago. look at the difference there is, the darker the color, the worse the drought. already the sonoma county water company has a dam on the river. >> reporter: the old bridge in sonoma county has seen more than a few one-way cars in its years and more russian river water

passing beneath. but it has never seen a winter evidenc is just downstream in the form of an inflatable rubber dam serving as a last resort. >> we are putting up early because we are in a drought. >> that's pam jean known in the present tense, we have shown you ranchers with winter ponds that never fill and grape growers whose wells run dry. one-third of normal, now the consequences. >> currently water conservation is not mandatory, but if the situation continues the way it is right now, it may become that later this year. >> which is where this dam play plays a key role. when the russian river goes low, like now, that's a problem. >> the purpose behind

goes underground. that is a little known fact. the overflowing water fills ponds every day, gallons of that water percolates underground eventually to be pulled out by giant pumps. any of it as a vast underground sponge serving as a reservoir. >> the idea is to get the ground soak and we can pull water from our wells for our customers. >> this year is so dry they are getting a head start to catch up. another story for the old bridge in sonoma county near forestville, wane friedman, abc 7 news. coming up. this is the first chance to get

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social service agencies. >> putting all the partners under the same roof to have a team information will reduce the trauma of having to be interview and reinterviewed multiple times by three to five partners. >> observers from allied agencies can ask one time the difficult and sometimes subservient questions of a child's physical or sexual abuse. >> it will be recorded so if it needs to be used in court, it will reduce the trauma by having them not live it again and again. >> increasing during the pandemic t 483 cases last year was an increase. there is concern the number will rise in the months ahead. >> as we get past this pandemic and back to our normal lives, sadly there will be more children reporting physical and sexual abuse. >> reporter: they say that's because children during the

pandemic didn't have -- provide especially trained comfort dog for children to play with and cuddle. that underscores how the focus will be on a comprehensive approach to aten to an abused child's emotional and mental healing. abc news. >> to be an ally to children in the area, you will find ideas and support to abc 7 news take action. >> today is the first vaccine appointments open to all californian 16 and up. if you can book a slot if you can find one. e have been searching and found dozens of sites, and appoints, but they go stephanie sierra says the best time is between 5:00 and 6:00 in the evening. >> i have been checking all the websites and my mom has been

too, just so see if we can get appointments. they have appointments coming out all the time. you have to be there at the right time. >> trying to get an appointment and tory checked several websites -- or ashley i should say checked several websites. she has been trying all day long. she is going to be a senior next year and wants to be vaccine sod she can go back to school in in person. 51 californian have received at least one dose. you can check the tracker and also ask our own vaccine team with questions you have. go to abc 7 news.com/vaccine. >> we have dealt with many changes and one is increase in homelessness. the numbers are in and you will hear who pushed for this in oakland. hard time getting their

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except antarctica. unfortunately slow recovery from a torn rotator cuff suffered from one of her trips forced her to cancel her trip antarctica, and her effort to get a refund proved unsuccessful. >> they said vantage took this over in, i don't know, october or november. don't call us anymore. we have nothing to do with it. >> reporter: in general we ask you purchase travel insurance independently from the place you bought the tracheally. this protects you should your company file bankruptcy. getting a delay on getting a refund on covid. after one year of no results, susan reached out to 7 on your side. she is one of six vantage customers who contacted us with help with similar refund issues.

susan refunded a refund of $11,000. >> well, i have to tell you, i am a pretty happy person, but i was really happy when that happened. >> reporter: three others who reached out to 7 on your side have also received refunds, totaling $41,500. vantage has pledged additional refunds of 41,000 #1kur to two other people, bringing the grand total including susan's refund to $93,500. one refund has so far been denied. >> i have always been so crazy impressed with what you guys and michael finney and abc on your side has been able to do for us. it's such an amazing service. we are happy to be involved with this. now, look, vantage travel did not respond to our request for comment for this story, so i can't tell you exactly what happened when. but let me tell you what has happened overall with travel

refunds. fort if you complain to us, we can often take you from the back of the line to the front of the line and get you a refund. not always, but a lot of the time. larry? that's great news for all those customers. thank you, michael. the city of oakland has released a new audit on homelessness and provided answers to questions like how many encampments in the city and how much money cleaning them each year. matt boone spoke to the auditor about the findings. >> in 2019 80%. they didn't know how much money they were spending on encampments. >> the city is not yet doing what it needs to do. >> reporter: oakland city council president commissioned the report. >> the audit confirms our assessment of the magnitude and complexity of this crisis. >> reporter: the audit found

the city spent over $12 million of unbudgeted money on encampments, including pays out a $19,000 workers' comp claim for a city employee. >> the city employers are being threatened by guns,s,s,s,s,s, needles. >> who wrote the report, her take away. >> they didn't have a strategy. it was an intense crisis and they were overwhelmed by that crisis. >> reporter: abc 7 political analyst put it simply. >> in a nutshell oakland is trying to deal with a flood by using a dixie cup. >> reporter: on west oakland it extends several blocks and under the freeway. one person says he thinks there is over 200 people living out here. he says he tried to apply for housing programs in the city, but still living on the streets. >> i'm supposed to find a home

soon, but it's still homelessness. >> reporter: without housing, clearing encampments doesn't do anything. >> where do you go? you go somewhere else under a bridge. >> reporter: housing and homeless service contracts, much larger expenditures will be solve. at audit. diffio parole denied who beat his mother to death. michael flores was originally sentenced to 170 years for the murder of michelle redmond, but in 2014 because of overcrowding a process for elderly was implemented and he was eligibility. he is now 67 years old around several of his family members gave statements during the hear, given virtually. he can have another parole

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testify or intend to invoke your fifth amendment privilege. >> i will invoke my fifth amendment privilege today. >> reporter: after that announcement chauvin's attorney rested his case. closing arguments are set for monday and then the case will go to the jury. abc 7 bay area connected tv app, you can download that for free whenever you stream. we are working to build a better bay area for helping you find a coronavirus appointment. our team in the news room just found 2,000 new larksburg. times between 1 #1k #1k #1k and 6:30 p.m. click on the ferry terminal site and it will bring

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geographic, our abc 7 meteorologist are teaming up with tv owned stations all across the country for an earth day special, our america, climate of hope, examines the climate change across the country and innovations designed to help this. we are talking to climate leaders talking to their own generation on tick tock. >> all you have to do is look out your window on any given day and look at the news and there is the worst fire ever or the worst hurricane ever or the longest drought. i mean, the past two decades that these kids have grown up in are the worst decades on earth. that's not really a world that these kids have to build their lives in. let's talk about recycling. >> here are five recycling programs you didn't know exist.

>> if you go back to 2019, a lot of things happened that lit these sparks, kind of big demonstrations involving a lot of people are not physically possible. and so they are looking to put pressure in other ways. in othe. . >> i know how to fix climate change. >> i am henry, but i go by trash boy. >> i present environmental content on tick tock. >> on tick tock my goal is to share environmental context within 30 seconds to a minute. >> and people do want to see more about climate literacy and education. >> one aspect of the power oaf social media and the internet for youth climate activism is that it just -- it means that they don't rely on anything run by adults to communicate with

one another. >> yeah, that's taking social media by storm. >> with over a billion users worldwide, tick tock is the latest craze in entertainment. . >> our community is engagingagig asking themselves about sustainability. my goal in my work isn't to be a researcher, but introduce them to the subject and then do the research. only 8% of plastics are effectily recycled. because of this video i actually want to do this, because of this video i signed up for a climate organization, so that is the power of what tick tock or video content series provides. >> one thing that's really important to understand about online activism is that it is rarely simply online. because even if it looks like either small actions or small

communities, the numbers speak for themselves. there are millions of people engaging on social media around issues of climate justice. where we are learning where the internet is most powerful is shaping narratives for how things might be. a tick tock action might get attention from a journalist and turn into a tv special like this one i'm watching right now and then in turn helps shape the discussion and the levels of politics in corporate boardrooms. ultimately it is going to take a collective effort to turn these stories into action. >> i was born after 911, so like, you know, in the 2000s have been any existence. so it wasn't a matter of how i came to care about climate change, it's more about how i actually learned how to take action. >> we do not decide to create

this, but we have the consequences for it. >> what time is is is is is >> i don't think it would have been possible without social media because that's how i met some of the organizers that i work for to this day, is because they heard about it online. >> i do think that one thing the youth climate movement has been very strategic about is turning their pr capital into political capital. >> we will continue to make change happen. >> you look at great tae, youth activists saying we have power in our numbers and our energy. and if you work with us, we will help you, and if you don't, then you will lose the re-election. >> listen to us, what time

it? ? >> really interesting. you can watch the full episode of our america, climate of hope this saturday night 9:00 right here on abc 7. also streaming on our abc 7 bay area connected tv app. i thought tick tock was all about music videos and dances because that's where i get the best of spencer christian, right there. >> i was waiting to see what was going to come of that. >> yes. you can find the best of me in the studio, but go to tick tock is cool too. our weather, you can see fog across the bay area and temperatures will be mainly in the mid-40s. tomorrow a little milder today away from the coast. highs only mid-50s but upper 60s around the bay and 70s inland. let's look at the maximum temperature trend.

on saturday we will see mid-80s, maybe a couple upper 80s sunday. likely see or even break 90 degrees in some warmer inland spots. monday it eases up. here is the 7-day forecast. summer-like warmup for saturday, sunday, and monday, but temperatures will moderate and settle back into a seasonal pattern tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. still no rain in sight, not not >> create that content, spencer. break it out. how about some sports content? i'm in for dan and chris alvarez is handling sports. you are loaded. >> yeah, busy night. jackie robinson across major league baseball and james league baseball and james wiseman ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪ termites.

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. now abc 7 sports. >> james wiser went under surgery for a right meniscal tear. warriors back to back, kevin love having fun with draymond and steph. gets it in, great pass to draymond and one-handed hammer for draymond green. second quarter up 6, andrew wiggins, terrible pass, but it ends up in damian's hands and he

buries a triple. 25 in the first half, so they were on fire. then steph pokes the ball loose. curry crafty, hoop and one. didn't hit any threes in the first half. last check, 79-73, warriors in the third. for the second year in a row, all time leidner three pointers heard her name called tonight. >> the 18th pick is in and with the 18th selection of the 2021 wmba draft, the defending champion seattle storm have selected kiana williams, guard from stanford. >> there you go, national champion guard, kiana williams taken in the second round, 18th overall with the seattle storm. now team up with the legenda lea guard bird. seattle's game may 15th when they host las vegas.

johnny pulled himself out of yesterday's game against the reds with lot tightness today, giants placing him on the injured list with what they call a great 1 lat strain. he struck out 18 in 20 innings this season, so hopefully not a long thing for him and the giants. off days like the giants who are in miami tomorrow. a's open a four-game series against the tigers. batting practice, tony kemp is among the group of more than 100 big leaguers donating their game check in honor of jackie. >> being able to, you know, donate your day salary to, you know, the players alliance and being able to do all these cool things, it's huge and i think just building the game and getting more black players to get into the game of baseball and to, you know, break more

barriers, it's big and jackie will always mean a lot to me. >> to the ice now. patrick marlo was not traded, which ensures mr. shark will break gordy howe's record for the most in a shark's uniform. two in minnesota tomorrow and saturday, with monday's game in las vegas, that is scheduled to be the record breaker. monday will be game 1078. even more special with his family in the strands. >> you know, significance of, you know, a record, a milestone like this, and they are extremely excited, you know, to be part of it. they are pushing me to keep playing. they want to be there. they want to support me and i'm going to be, you know, everything works out and they are there and i break the record, it's going to be a great moment for all of us. >> we had patrick with the

authority pod cast. going back to the warriors, he needs all those minutes for wiser. we hope he will get better. big night coming up on saturday. >> also do you remember patrick marlo talking about sleeping, and electrons in your body. alma, you should try that. >> i will report back. >> somebody has to volunteer for this. >> are you on tick tock somewhere, larry. >> thanks for grounding me. >> a team effort. thank you. >> it is, right. >> coming up tonight at abc 7 at 8:00, station 19 and grays anatomy and rebel at 10:00 and stay tuned for abc news at 11:00. >> watch us live and on demand through the bay area connected

app. available for android tv, amazon and roku, download the app now so you can start streaming. that is going to do it for abc 7 news. we thank you so much for joining us. >> for spence rep around chris, thanks so much. and if you know about grounding blankets and how the electrons come up and fix your body tweet online. >> or me. >> or me too. >> i should have known. >> i should have known. >> we where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about prescription entresto.

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a teacher from louisville, kentucky... a civil rights lawyer, from carrboro, north carolina... and our returning champion-- a project manager, originally from stoneham, massachusetts... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- aaron rodgers. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" the best part of guest-hosting "jeopardy!" is watching the incredibly smart contestants test themselves against the game and each other. it takes quick reflexes, and ability to make intelligent decisions

on the fly to be a jeopardy! champion. something i can definitely relate to. so good luck to patrick, mark, and lindsay, let's have another great game. start with the categories here in the jeopardy! round... followed by... patrick, take us away. let's do friday night for $200. mark? - what is chicago? - correct. i feel all right for $200. lindsay? - what is insulin? - yes. i feel all right, $400. mark? - what is a steroid? - right. this is how we duet for $200.