now at 5:00, another mass shooting in america, this time at a fedex facility in the midwest. eight people are dead and new developments just coming in. and in san francisco people are marching in the streets,. and news from the pfizer vaccine. a booster shot will be needed. how soon you should get that. . good morning, we made it to friday the 16th. >> yes, we

good morning mike and we are seeing mid to upper 70s in the east bay. mid to upper 60s around the bay and still mid to upper 50s along the coast and san francisco. the warming trend there spread throughout the weekend. we will have record high threats. more on that in the seven-day forecast. developing new, americans waking up to yet another mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. >> reporter: overnight multiple people shot at this fedex facility in indianapolis. officers arriving at the building just after 11:00 p.m. when they say the gunman was

still firing. >> as officers arrived, they came in contact with an active shooter incident. >> reporter: police confirming eight people were shot and killed, adding the suspected shooter took their own life. >> i opened my chip, got my sandwich, ready to take a bike. >> reporter: a worker describing his break. >> then we heard three more shots and my buddy levy saw somebody running out of the building. more shots went off. somebody went behind their car to the trunk and got another gun, then i saw one body on the floor. >> reporter: according to the indianapolis star, more than 4,000 people work at that and statement fedex says it iserg authorities as this mass shooting, adding they are shocked and saddened by the loss of their team members and

the act of sense of violence i yet another prompting of sad insistent. and deep sad insistent and anger is growing over the killing of daunte wright. the former police officer that willed him is charged with second degree man similar and is out of jail jail jail jail jl here we plan on events through the weekend. >> reporter: yes. even though the people are not here, the message is. they left behind signs, flowers and candles. one sign demanding justice for daunte wright. a large banner across the doors of the high school and names of the people shot and killed by police with the banner saying

"say their names." here is a look at the gathering last night. there were about 100 protesters that marched through the mission district, many with signing calling for defunding, disbanding and abolishing police, calling for that in the light of the last two shootings of daunte wright. an event is planned for tonight in oakland it felt the city has put out a statement officials will fatill will put out peaceful demonstrations and residents and business owners should take steps to protect their property, secure and bring in trash cans, light up the business or home if possible, just to be on alert.

also, turn on surveillance cameras to possibly capture any criminal activity. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. when it comes to race and issues of social justice, we don't have all the answers, but we have a lot of vetted resources that are local and there to help you navigate the biggest challenges in our communities. we gathered those resources all in one place so you can take action and now news regarding the vaccines. now available to all residents 16 and up. we have more with families that worked hard to get that appointment. >> reporter: on wednesday night this family told us about their standard to stay up late and get up early in order to find a vaccine appointment the minute the san mateo resident became

eligible. >> we were the day. i just kept click through. >> reporter: where did search? >> walgreens, costco,cvs and more. >> reporter: then she found an appointment. >> i am very excited to go back to school knowing i have the vaccine. >> reporter: the director of california's department of public health hopes people will be patient during the vaccine eligibility influx. >> our goal is to do up to 4 million per week. right now we are doing 2 million. as the supply goes up we will be able to scale to that amount. >> reporter: the pfizer ceo said a third booster of their vaccine could be needed within 12 months and moderna is running trials for booster regimens. do you anticipate california's

vaccine infrastructure to be a long term commitment. >> that is our approach, to build out a large network of providers to continue to vaccine folks. >> reporter: at this point almost 16 million californians have received at least one covid-19 vaccine dose. >> i would guess we are pushing people to some degree right now in california. i think we will get something approaching herd immunity mid-may or something. >> reporter: they are opening to out run surges that other states like michigan are seeing, especially as teenagers like tory get vaccines. >> that is how we will put a big dent in these numbers. >> we are in a good place. >> reporter: kate larsen, abc7 news. in the south bay record crowds are back at levi's stadium to get vaccinated. on wednesday santa clara county reached a major milestone, tweeting they reached a record

for the most vaccinations administered at a single site in california. 10,000 appointments were made yesterday and appointments jumped to 12,000. sky 7 captured the crowd all socially distanced there. people tell us from start to finish the process could take up to two-and-a-half hours. >> i know it is a little bit of a hassle, but once you get over there, imagine going back to the great mistaker parkway on the other side and watch a stadium match rather coming for a vaccination >> that is right. can county is set to receive 300,000 doses from the federal government and opening tens of thousands of appointments for the weeks ahead. we have a vaccine tracker on our website at abc7news.com. you can find a link to register for an appointment where you live and a link to ask our vaccine team any question you have. just go to abc7news.com/vaccine.

morin county is relaxing covid-19 restrictions to align with the state guideline orange tier. a three household limit on private gatherings has been lifted and outdoor gatherings can have up to 50 people as long as they are wearing masks and practicing social distancing. while the county is strongly discouraging indoor gatherings, that is allowed with a maximum capacity of 25 people or 25% capacity of the room. doors and windows have to be open for ventilation, social distancing and eat and drink only in designated areas away d from others.

in the south bay detectives are continuing to investigate after the owner of a los gatos bakery was arrested for allegedly sex crimes. a month ago they got a report of a sexual assault at momma's bakery. while investigating they determined the owner often offered female customers bread- making lessons at the bakery. during the lessons the owner would green beret the women. he is now facing sexual battery charges and investigators believe there may be more victims and asking anyone with information to contact them. new developments in the ongoing battle between pg&e and the state. regulators are directing the utility to improve its safety performance and power lines. the california public utility commission placed pg&e in the first step of an enhanced oversight and enforcement process. they say the utility did not sufficiently prioritize clearing vaccination on its highest risked power lines last

year and must submit a collective plan and progress report every 90 days. in a statement pg&e says it takes the feedback seriously and has already implemented improvements. >> i hope so, because it looks like the fire season is coming earlier this year. let's take a look at what is going on temperaturewise. lafayette 39 degrees. san are roan 40. a lot of mid to upper 40s in our inland and east bay neighborhoods until you get to antioch at 50. 40s in the north bay, fog in santa rosa. low to upper 40s around the bay to 50 right now in san jose. this is the way it looks from mt. tam. it looks pretty clear from this advantage vantage point, at least from the bay bridge. the clouds will spread a little bit and retreat back to coast keeping knew the 50s while we hit 56 to 58 in the north bay,

61 around 7:00. the biggest jump is upland from 65 at noon to 72 at 4:00 and back down to 62 at 7:00. if you are heading for a late dinner, temperatures will fall into the 50s for most of us, so grab that coat. i will have the as forecast coming up. comfy today for yard work, but not this weekend. sunny and milder for errands with the light of day lasting much longer in the day. air quality will be good to moderate, and that is healthy for all of us even when the heat peaks this weekend. sue, what is going on in the morning commute. thank you for coming in today. >> good morning, mike. thank you, everyone. it is pretty light out there. a look at the golden gate bridge, roadwork in the northbound direction already picked up for the barrier work. not even a car coming across right now. no fog there, either, a good drive from fran to hour run or

the commute direction morin to san francisco. take a look at the san mateo bridge. that is about a 14 minute drive from 880 toward 101. a few brake lights in the westbound direction, headed eastbound there. one problem, all cars have been moved over to the right hand shoulder but this is vacaville as you approach the 505 junction westbound on 80 near meridian. you can see the sensors are all green there so not too bad as you make your way westbound. a few yellow sensors remaining. we will be back with more coming up but here is jobina. we have dealt with a lot of changes because of the pandemic. >> one of those is the homeless crisis. the new numbers are in right now. you will hear about people pushing for an audit in oakland. what has happened. meet the environmental activist making a big difference using their phones, short videos and tiktok. and as we head to break >>i'm morgan, and there's more here, tato me than hiv.

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in the east bay we are showing you the problem with homeless encampments. the unhoused are butted up against one another the entire link. a new audit says they were not prepared to deal with the encampments, in fact, oakland wa overwhelmed with the crisis. the city lacked a strategy ored a cat spending plan the confront the crisis an auditor said. the report said the city spent $12 billion the last two years of unbudgeted money dealing with encampments and paying out a workers' compensation claim for a city employee and the insufficient training for workers. >> city workers are being threatened with guns, axes, aggressive gscovid, feces

and needles. >> my goodness. the city auditor came up with 26 recommendations including more training and demanding oakland come up with a working plan to confront the issue. all right. much lighter news, you can now add chocolate and peanut butter to your beauty regimen. reese's is getting into the cosmetics business. they teamed up with hip dot to launch a limited edition makeup line. it features eye shadow pallettes with six shades, lip balm, makeup brushes and more. the products smell like chocolate but are not actually chocolate, so please don't eat them. reese's says finally being covered in chocolate and peanut butter is acceptable. >> it always was acceptable. >> what do we think about this kit? >> i like the lipstick. >> do you like it? >> i do. and i think i needed that story, because the mood was -- >> the mood got a little -- >> real low. >> we need reese's.

>> is it the number one candy? i think it might be. >> mike, thoughts? >> i think it was, yes. >> i love it! >> yeah. still got a couple eggs from easter in the refrigerator. i like mine cold. >> same! >> cold. >> a little crunchy, it doesn't melt in your hands. >> all right! >> reggie has come around with a reese's. >> welcome to the party! >> yes, we could but we will move on and talk about the weather. sunny and breezethy afternoon with our biggest jump in temperatures inland today, but that will spread across all the neighborhoods into the weekend. possible records sunday, especially in the east bay valleys. clouds and fog will return at night with milder lows. here is a look at down in the

south bay. 68 at sunnyvale, 72 at san jose, morgan hill 74 degrees. up the peninsula we have 60s to near 70 until you get to san bruno at 63. mid to upper 50s along the coast and san francisco. then you head up to the north bay and it will be mid to upper 50s, coast to sausalito. then 69 at san rafael. everybody else mid-70s. in the east bay valleys mid to upper 70s. that will feel really nice compared to sunday. here is a look at the entire states warming a little bit. low to mid-80s through the central valley. sunshine in so-cal, 67 in san diego, 71 in l.a., 54 in tahoe, 61 in yosemite with a slight chance of valley rain and mountain snow. nothing, just a slight chance. so, for tonight we are looking at mid-40s to near 50 degrees. here is my accuweather seven-

day forecast. you can see about an 8-degree jump away from the coast saturday. there is a small seven-day forecast sunday when we get a little off shore breeze. that is why the coast jumps into the mid-60s. the rest of us are 80 to 90 degrees. a slight kansas of drizzle that can jump start the temperatures closer to average, 50s at the coast and 60s and 70s for the rest of us. if you haven't been with us all week, an update on the big special, a climate special coming up at 9:00 this saturday on abc7 news. we are taking a different look at the younger generation and how they are using influence climate change >> all you have to do is look out your window at any given day and look at the news and there is the worst fire ever or the worst hurricane ever or the

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it is 5:24. seven things to know this morning, number one, eight people killed at a shooting in indianapolis. it happened overnight at a fedex facility. the gunman killed himself. police are looking into a motive. and more marchers rallying

tonight in oakland in on of daunte wright killed last week by a police officer in minnesota. well, it is tougher to come by a bay area for the vaccines. and number recall the windsor mayor dominic foppoli after several women have accused him of sexual assault. check out the surge and warmth this weekend. temperatures from 59 in san francisco to 76 inland east bay to 77 in san francisco sunday to nearly 90 inland in the east bay. and number six, we are following your friday morning commute. so far friday light. we have a look at emoryville. doesn't look light there, but it is moving at the limit as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. that is moving nicely across san francisco. no delays. number seven, today is national eggs benedict day. yum! you have an extra reason to treat yourself with

breakfast or brunch favorite. use the well, now the cdc is saying people will need a booster shot to be fully vaccinated. >> the look at vaccine booster shots. >> we are in a race of vaccinating as many people as quickly and expeditiously as we can and the threat of resurgence of viruses. >> reporter: pfizer announced people that got its vaccine will likely need a booster shot within 12 months of getting vaccined a enfollow that up with shots every year. experts saying the nation is at a turning point in the pandemic with vaccinations holding the key. >> we are not talking about liberties, we are talking about

a pandemic that has killed 560,000 americans. >> and coming up at 7:00 a.m., a live report with the latest covid news including the pause for the johnson & johnson vaccine. with your "gma" look, i am kenneth moton, abc news, new york. and still to come, continuing coverage out of developing news in indianapolis that left eight people dead. the tensions rising in windsor. the town council wants the mayor to resign, but they can't force him to. see what they will try now. and as we take a look at the airpor

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shooting overnight in indianapolis. a gunman opens fire at a fedex facility leaving eight people dead. the latest facts coming in as we learn president biden will be briefed. good morning, everyone. it is friday the 16th. >> we will get to that in just a moment but first the weather with mike nicco. >> thank you, reggie, kumasi. good morning. let's talk a little fog developing around santa rosa. right now i am not concerned with the visibility. it is two miles, but if it continues to drop we will keep an eye on it, that being me and sue today, in for jobina. let's talk about what is going on looking at san rafael. it is not very foggy here at all. it is very confined to that one area. that is probably where it will stay with light breezes. throughout the afternoon hours you will notice the coast and san francisco still relatively cool, cooler than average, in fact, mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 60s around the bay, pretty close to average,

then low to mid-70s in the south bay and north bay. the temperatures keep climbing from here. reggie? >> mike, thank you. back to the developing new, we are still waiting to learn the motive in a mass shooting at an indianapolis fedex facility. eight people were killed and several others hurt. the shooting happened just before 11:00 last night. police say they responded to shots fired and found an active shooter incident in progress. the gunman later killed himself. investigators say it is too early to tell if the gunman was a fedex employee. >> he was fired in the open and i immediately duck down and got scared. >> officers responded. they came in, went in and did their jobs. a lot of them were trying to face us, because this is a site that no one should ever have to see. >> president biden will be briefed on the shootings this morning. the white house chief of staff has been in touch with the mayor of indianapolis and fedex says it is cooperating with police. >> reporter: the mayor of chicago is calling for calm after police body cam video is

released in the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy late last month. we want to warn you this video the difficult to watch. last night protesters took to the street to condemn the shooting death of adam toledo, hours after the body cam video was released showing toledo with his hands in the air when he was shot. the officer responding to the reports of shots fired chased him down an alley yelling to see his hands. he stopped and quickly turned around and the officer fired a shot. yesterday chicago's r held back tear as she plead for peace. >> watching these young people, beautiful and magnificent but traumatized by the violence they experience everyday, everyday. have to do things differently. >> the officer said the boy had a gun in his hand. you can see a handgun a few

feet away from the young man along the fence, but toledo's family points to this video appearing to show his hands empty as he raised them. the police killing of daunte wright has people in the bay area taking to the streets saying the name of the minnesota man and so many others. this weekend looks to be an active one for those wishing to keep police reform top of mind. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at san francisco's mission high school. amy? >> reporter: there was a demonstration here last night, reggie. look, demonstrators left behind their message. there are flowers and candles and signs on the steps of mission high school and a huge banner across the front doors with the words say their names and the names written on the banner, the names of people who s deofthe march last lled by pof night. they took to the streets here in san francisco's mission district remembering daunte wright and calling for justice in his death, shot and killed in minnesota by a police

officer. they also brought attention to the shooting death of roger allen shot and killed by police in dale city. there were protests this week as well in walnut creek and shows with calls for police to be defunded, disbanded and abolished. the city of oakland is preparing for a protest tonight. city officials put out a press release saying they are prepared to help facilitate peaceful demonstrations and telling residents to be aware that demonstrations could impact businesses, neighborhoods and freeways tonight. reorting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. when it comes to issues of race and social justice we, of course, don't have all the answers, but we have a lot of vetted local resources to help you navigate some of the biggest challenges in our communities. we we gathered those resources and put them all in one place. go to abc7news.com/take action. now to the pandemic and the latest on the vaccine watch, governor gavin newsom is

stressing even though many californians are getting vaccinated, we cannot let our guard down. >> this disease will come roaring back. ask the governor of michigan. ask folks around the rest of the world, the rest of the globe. large economies shutting back down. >> the governor made these remarks and addressed vaccine hesitancy while visiting a community vaccination site in one of the east bay's hardest hit zip codes. >> reporter: in the parking lot of our lady of the rosary church in union city, the governor spoke with those in line, with vaccinors and local officials about the challenges of talking people into getting a shot. >> now we have lifted that burden and that anxiety around age and conditions and availed every californian 16 and over the opportunity to get these vaccines. >> reporter: the governor said 49%, virtually half of all eligible californians, have gotten at least one vaccine

shot. he said he believes the key to getting more shots in arms is these thoundolgovernor it is no to get peoptheir vaccine hesitancy or indifference. >> we are knocking door by door. some people don't want to hear about the vaccine, you know. some people are very grateful that we go to give you the information. >> reporter: local officials say they will intensify their campaign to convince people to get shots. >> i think that will convince people to think about getting vaccinated. >> and that was larry beall reporting. contra costa county is planning several pop-up walk invaccination sites, antioch community center on lone tree way in antioch and the veterans memorial hall on 23rd street in richmond. if you live or work in the county you can go and up to 700 vaccinations a day will be given.

if you have questions about the vaccine process you can ask the abc7 news vaccine team by going to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. a group of parents are threatening to sue the fremont school district if in-person learning does not resume. the east bay times reports an attorney representing the parents sent a letter demanding to the district that classrooms reopen by april 26. two weeks ago officials announced students would continue remote learning for the rest of the school year because they can't come to an agreement with the union. the district is demanding a renewal letter. well, six women accused dominic foppoli of sexual assault over a span of 16 years. the mayor of windsor denies these accusations and made it clear he had no plans to stand down after a public meeting.

700 windsor residents have already pledged their support online to recall foppoli. >> i think it is important to everyone in windsor that has a basic sense of decency. >> a sheriff's investigation into the case is ongoing and the mayor declined our repeated request for an interview texting my lawyer won't let me. the life and legacy for prince philip. the ceremony plans under way. >> and california's drought conditions. this morning we have more facts about those. mike, what are they? >> the facts are not good. what you are seeing on the right there is how we came out of the rainy season last year. you know it was an abnormally dry one. half the state was under some type of drought including the bay area. look what happened during the rainy season, put that in quotes, this past winter. nothing happened, really. we were anywhere from a 30% to 40% of where we should have

been and the drought deepened. in fact, look at that. we are in red in parts of the north bay, then red to dark red, which is extreme, the highest level, on the border right there with nevada. so, we went from about half the state being in a drought to 99% of the state now being in a drought. that was after the rain year. oh, help us if we have another rain year next year like we have had these last two. already talking about water rationing in morin county, or water restrictions. that could spread throughout the rest of our neighborhoods as we head through the summer, for sure. the fire season will start earlier than normal. temperatures mid to upper 40s along the east bay. partly cloudy conditions. we have low to mid-40s in the north bay. 42 in mountain view, 47 in san francisco, 50 in san jose and los gatos. 42 in pleasanton to 52 in pittsburgh, inland east bay. cloudy conditions in san jose

right now, light breeze, about 50 miles per hour. 50 degrees, excuse me. temperatures will be in the 40s through 7:00. we will stay in the 50s at the coast, the rest of the planner will jump from 58 to 66 noon to 4:00 for our bay temperatures, but look at that, inland 65 to 72. that is where we will see the biggest warming today. grab the coat if you are heading out, 50 to 62 degrees by 7:00. patchy fog in the north bay. otherwise quiet on the roads. breezes north of the bay through the delta. small craft advisories during the afternoon commute, so those north-south bridges, and there will be a little windier than normal. we have very high amounts of uv index. burn time 15 to 20 minutes. the tree pollen will stay high all the way through the weekend. we will talk more about that forecast but coming up we will bring sue back in and talk about the morning commute. hoping for friday light, sue. i thought we would take a trip to the north bay and look

at san rafael. we saw that a few minutes ago, the taillights headed up the hill to central san rafael. you are moving at the limit for a 16 minute drive from here in the terra linda area to the golden gate bridge, which is clear and fog-free this morning. and the richmond san rafael bridge. take a look at that right now. the toll plaza is looking pretty light, if we could flip that shot, maybe, maybes not. there we go. thank you so very much. there it is, we have right now pretty clear at the toll plaza with about an 8 minute drive ss the span into morin county. just real quick, mike, we were talking about wind. we do have a wind advisory on the benicia bridge. right now we are looking at road work if you are making your way from 80 westbound on 37, there is a detour in place until 6:00 this morning, about another 20 20 minutes.

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. one day ahead of prince philip's funeral, preparations at their final stage, buckingham palace releasing new details on the ceremony that will be covid-compliant. in normal times a ceremonial royal funeral would have seen a coffin on a horse-drawn carriage with all the trimmings as it was here for the queen mother, but this a personal touch, a modified land rover that the duke had designed to carry a coffin, his own, to the final resting place. all the royals will wear civilian dress. usually they would be dressed in uniform. no official explanation here, but many noted prince harry and prince andrew no locker entitled to wear royal uniforms. but the coffin will only be

taken on a short procession by the castle. princes william and harry won't be side by side, their cousin, peter phillips will between them. the guest list at windsor st. george's castle includes 30 people. three of the duke's german relatives will be attending and none of the great grandchildren. all will wear masks and be socially distanced. queen elizabeth, now a widow, will sit alone. >> the between has followed the same view of her husband, the late duke of edinburgh and that is to get on with it. she will be missing him like mad, but she will just get on with it. with the template of example and service, everyone else in the royal family will do exactly that. >> reporter: the duke's longtime association with the royal navy will be poignantly reflected with the royal bugle sounding the core to action

stations during service, a wartime signal that all hands should be ready for battle. i am julia mcfarlane for abc7 news. >> you can watch the funeral tomorrow morning. the coverage begins at 6:30 a.m. here on station stays and the bay area connected tv app available for apple, amazon fire and roku tv. organizers announced the fair is being moved from its traditional dates in june and july to act. officials anticipate guests will be required to pre- purchase tickets online for specific dates and attendance will be limited. the san mateo county fair will be held in june like previous years but visitors have to make a reservation. ticket sales got under way yesterday and because of the pandemic there will be smaller crowds and fewer exhibits. people in florida are helping those in need and it is really started to create a domino effect. >> 3, 2, 1 -- woo!

here we go. >> oh, wow! i was not expecting that. >> me, either. >> th really cool. >> this is the julio cereal challenge. people in panama city collected 15,000 boxes of cereal in of district leader julio narvize who died of covid-19. he was known for helping the community and the students wanted to pay it forward. i love seeing that. >> what a creative way to do that, also, i love cereal, so -- >> what kind? >> thank you for asking. traditionally as a child fruity pebbles was my number one choice. >> oh, yes! >> do you know what i like now. have you seen those puffins cereal. it is like captain crunch but for adults. >> oh, okay.

captain crunch is good. >> this elevates it and makes you feel not as childish buying it. you can get them in cinnamon or peanut butter. i do not work for puffins. i am just telling you it is establishes. >> but does it scratch the top of your mouth like the other does, like captain crunch? >> my goodness, no. i always hated that. >> yes, never got used to that! much better, i like that. you sold me! let's talk about what is going on and try to sell you on this weather forecast. i am not going to try to sell you. i am just going to tell you what it will be and hope you like it. inland warming today. the warmth will spread to all neighborhood, evening the coast, a touch of it will get there by sunday. the warmth will ease next week. there is a slight chance of drizzle tuesday morning. that is the closest we get to any chace of wet weather. 68 in sunnyvale, 72 at san

jose, 74 at morgan hill morgan l gilroy. 68 in santa cruz. pretty comfortable temperatures in the south bay. mid to you were 50s along the coast to san francisco. downtown should reach 59, south of san francisco around 60. mid to upper 50s for the north bay, coast to sausalito. 69 at san rafael and 70s elsewhere through the north bay. along the east bay shore we got mid to upper 60s with oakland in the middle about 65. in the valley 73 at san ramon to 79 in brentwood and also up in fairfield. you can see by noon, easily, all the cloud cover is gone anywhere not over the ocean water. there you can see some breaks in it. we will have some faster breezes that will keep the clouds hugging the coast a little more today than it did yesterday afternoon. those breezes shooting through the golden gate all the way to the delta around 3:00. if you are out and about, it is chilly at the coast the entire

time for your dining outside. you will still be pretty comfortable at 7:00, but then it gets really uncomfortable and warm, beveragely 9:00 with 40s and 50s out there. dropping to mid-40s to low 50s and milder tomorrow morning. temperatures jump about 8 degrees away from the coast. the warm front spread as little to the coast, 60s there while the rest of us threaten 80 to 90 with record highs. then the warmth will ease and we will get a little closer to average by next week. have a good weekend. back to you. >> thank you, mike. well, the new macy's that saves opening in the bay area tomorrow. >> that sounds exciting. also the big southern california theme parks are reopening. >> yes! unerhe new attractions at are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system,

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universal studios hollywood. the weather is incredible. the vibe of the theme park -- it has come to life again! >> new attractions include the secret life of pets ride, the gift shop and the minion cafe which serves treats inspired by the movie. here in the bay area the bay area santa clara will be opening to visitors may 22. almanac brewery in the east bay is raising money to fight violence against the asian- american and pacific islander community. almanac will donate 20% of profits from the alameda brewery to aapi women lead. >> it felt important to us to support our community. i think we felt like we owe it to the community to take a bold stance and do something that will uplift and encourage collaboration and creativity

and generosity. >> almanac encouraged other businesses to join them and so far more than a hundred others will raise money and awareness. booking a camp site in california just became 2 california state parks teamed up with the camping site hipcamp.com to let users reserve camp sites. hip camp will show realtime availability for all state park sites and some national park camping locations, too. high demand camping sites in the bay area include angela island, mount diablo and mt. tam. state park reservations open six months in advance. some of the more popular spots are reserved in minutes! so the moral of the story is camping is hip. >> between the camping and the reservations for the theme parks, it is a competition out there this summer. >> i am ready for it. let's go. new at 6:00, bay area students stuck with distance learning. one local school district still

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> we heard two loud metal clanks at first. >> now at 6:00, the u.s. reeling from another mass shooting. a gunmen stormed a fedex facility in indianapolis, killing eight people, before turning the gun on himself. the update from police this morning. the fifth night of protest over the police killing of daunte wright. this is new video of demonstrators gathering in minneapolis overnight. the number of rallies expect to grow as we head into the weekend, how the bay area is preparing. and a look at the vaccine rollouts in california, many people still struggling to make their appointment. good morning. it is friday, april 16th. we will get all the stories in a moment, but first we start with mike and look at the warm weekend. hi, mike. >> hey, reggie. good morning to you. stew, jobina, good morning, everybody. going to warm up today we start the warming trend with a little bump up in

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