>> 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 the temperatures from

yesterday. but right now, i'm watching a little bit of fog around that. in santa rosa, not unusual, but the visibility is down to in napa. that is something sue and i will keep an eye on for you. here's a look at the low cloud, marine layer clouds pushing across the golden gate. you can see they are easily above the deck. no need to worry about fog there right now. temperatures along the coast into san francisco, cooler than average. mid to upper 60s, 63 to 68 around the bay. 69 in san rafael. otherwise, low to mid 70s there. south bay, mid to upper 70s, in and east bay. we will take a look at the newest numbers for the weekend coming up, dr. reggie., thank you, mike. developing news, americans waking up to news of another mass shooting. this one happened overnight in indianapolis. police are still trying to figure out why a gunmen went into a fedex facility and killed eight people, before killing himself. here's abc news reporter faith abubey. >> we heard shots in front of the entrance. >> reporter: overnight, multiple people shot at this fedex facility in indianapolis.

>> shooter is a white male wearing a hat, has a machine gun currently in front of the building. >> reporter: officers arriving at the building just after 11:00 pm, 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 his own life. >> i'm a little overwhelmed. i have worked here for 10 years. i have never seen that happen in my life. >> reporter: a worker at the building describing hearing gunshots during his break. >> then we heard three more shots, and then my buddy levi saw someone running out of the building, and then more shots went off. somebody went behind their car to the trunk and got another gun and then i saw one body on the floor. >> reporter: according to the indianapolis star, more than 4000 people work at that

facility. distraught family members, gathering near the scene, waiting for news about their loved ones. >> i hope to god that he is not injured. i hope a whole lot of other people are not injured either, but we don't know. >> reporter: and in a statement, fedex is that they are cooperating with them authorities as they investigate the latest mass shooting, saying they are saddened and shocked by the loss of their team members, and they are extending their heartfelt sip these to those lost by the senseless violence. your in washington, we are told the white house is in touch with local officials and president biden will be believed briefed later on this morning. in washington, faith abubey, abc news. we put this puzzler out when news first broke last night. if you want updates on the story or other big news alerts in the future, the app is free to download in our app store. over the death of daunte wright, continuing to build over the across the country.

former brooklyn center police officer who shot and killed him has been charged with 2nd degree manslaughter and is out of jail on bond. abc7 news reporter light at mission high school, where a demonstration was held last night. amy, more events like this are planned throughout the weekend. >> reporter: yes, jobina. more events this weekend. there were events all week, and the people are no longer here in the mission, but they did leave behind their message. so here on the steps of mission high school, we see flowers and signs and candles, and a big banner across the doors of mission high school. with the words, say their names, then the names of people who have been shot and killed by police. we also have a look at the gathering last night, to show you. there were at least 100 protesters who marched through the mission district. many of them holding signs, calling for defunding, disbanding and abolishing police departments. they were calling attention to two shootings. the shooting death of daunte wright, killed by a police officer in minnesota, and roger allen, who was shot and killed by daly city police. there were also protests this

week from walnut creek to san jose. in san jose, they called for the san jose police department to be abolished. that is just the beginning. there is an event planned for tonight in oakland. city officials there have put out a statement. they just want people to be aware that demonstrations could impact neighborhoods, businesses, and freeways. city officials are saying, they are willing and ready to facilitate peaceful demonstrations. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. when it comes to issues of race and social justice, we don't have all the answers but we do have a lot of vetted resources. they are here locally to help you navigate some of the biggest challenges in our communities. we've gathered those resources all in one place, so you can take action and be an ally. go to abc7news.com/take action. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin told the judge he will not take the stand in his own defense in the

george floyd case. taking off his mask and speaking for the first time in court, chauvin invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination , meaning he will not explain what he was thinking when he pressed his knee against floyd's neck. the defense rested its case come after two days of testimony. prosecutors argue before jurors for two weeks, arguments closing on monday. for my tracking the vaccine rollout in california, opponents are hard to come by, now that anyone 16 and up can try and sign up. >> we were both just checking to today, throughout school, i had worked but whenever i had any kind of break or multitasking and other meetings, i would just keep clicking through cvs, walgreens, and the hospital. >> after 17 hours on the hunt, the high school student, tori, found an appointment through sutter's website, because of the influx, health officials are asking people to be

patient. almost 16 million californians have at least received one dose of vaccine. >> i would guess we are up pushing 50% of people with some degree of immunity right now in california. i think we will be getting towards something approaching herd immunity, you know, i don't know, maybe mid-may or something. >> here's the really good news, dr. rutherford said california is poised to outrun surges that other states are seeing, especially as more teenagers get vaccinated. appointment have open to the will 16 and older in many states, still there are people not jumping in line to get the vaccination. this interactive map on abc7news.com shows as many as one third of adults in some areas of the country say they are hesitant to get the vaccine. uses data from the census bureau survey. in the bay area, solano county has the highest percentage of people hesitant to get the vaccine at 11%. the lois is in san francisco county, where it's 7% of people saying they are hesitant. for my google to get students back in the classroom by monday

in the hayward unified school district is not going to be met. the district superintendent said an agreement has not been reached with labeled groups about resuming in-person instruction. in a message to district trustees, he said he is doing every thing possible to get kids back into the classrooms, but, quote, difficult circumstances are impacting the opening of classrooms safely. now in santa rosa, some parents are so fed up with the slow return of classroom learning, they are threatening to sue. according to the press democrat, the district is working on getting thousands of middle and high school students back on campuses two days a week. that could happen the week of april 26. that is not enough, for some parents, who demand a full-time return. the superintendent says, that is unlikely, before the end of this school year. elementary school students return for hybrid, in person learning earlier this month. coming up, from foe to friend, the prominent bay area manned who wants you did with governor newsom, now making a major contribution to fight the recall effort. meet the environmental

activist making a big difference, using their cell phones. short videos, and the social media network tiktok. and it is friday, that means our thoughts start to turn about, what are we going to do for fun? activities, this afternoon it'll be a little dicey in the areas where you see yellow. we have small craft advisory from 3:00 to 9:00 from the bay bridge all the way to the delta. so you need to be careful those si

welcome back. 6:11 am on friday. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures, starting with saudi conditions in the south bay, 42 in los gatos, 50 in san jose. most in the mid to upper 40s. we see that around the bay come

out toward the coastthe coasttht east bay. low to mid 40s up in the north bay. watch out for that fog, especially around napa, american canyon, vallejo, toward santa rosa. definitely looks like a summer pattern from mount tam, with the fog rolling across the golden gate or the low clouds too. temperatures will be stuck in the 50s at the coast, according to the planner i put together. 58 to 67. nice jump from noon to 4:00 around the bay. 66 to 72 inland and low 60s by 7:00. if you are going to be out about this weekend, even with the excessive warmth, our air quality will be good to moderate. that is healthy for all of us. we will take a look at those numbers, coming up next. we will get over to sue and talk about the morning commute. >> at morning, mike. and morning, everyone. happy friday. we are headed out right now in the san jose area. let's take a look. this is 87, those headlights are headed in the southbound direction, tail lights headed toward the airport in north direction. traffic is flowing at the limit here. across town to 280, things are looking great, headlights

toward cupertino and 80 crossing. you are looking at about an eight minute drive from downtown san jose up towards cupertino. we do have a couple of advisories out there, we will take a look at some of our traffic maps, where things are flowing nicely. green is good, as we like to see things at the limit. stop on 80, there is a car that smashed into the center divide, couple of times. but it looks like cars are getting past may not be blocking the lien here. as we look to some mass transit issues this morning, age train had an earlier medical emergency. they are running age train an hour and a half behind. j church line, but shuttles today, due to overhead ouges, jobina? trick you, sue. governor newsom's campaign against the recall effort, the chronicle reports, he donated $100,000 to newsom's campaign earlier this week. the two men had previously clashed over the 49ers decision to move from san francisco to santa clara.

newsom was the city's mayor when this team decided to the stadium and leave candlestick park. newsom argued that the city could sue the 49ers for using the name san francisco. still ahead, san francisco public eruption scandal just keeps on growing. the latest person to be charged in the case. a major shift in walmart, why the retailer plans to convert more workers to full- time staff.

new developments in the widening san francisco corruption scandal. a second has now been charged. former ecology vice president john porter has been accused by the feds of brdirector mohammed. the u.s. attorney said porter made a $20,000 payment that was disguised as a donation for

children. prosecutors alleged porter made the donation as he saw the approval to hike garbage collection rates. porter has not returned calls for comment. he is due in federal court on tuesday. and the south bay, detectives are continuing to investigate after the owner of a los gatos bakery was arrested for alleged sex crimes. police say a month ago, they got a report of a sexual assault at mom's bakery. detectives essay, while investigating, they determined the owner often offered female customers breadmaking lessons at the bakery. police say during the lessons, the owner would grope he is now facing the sexual battery charges. investigators believe there may be more victims, and they are asking anyone with information to swishefor dish drive- through event will be held at

serramonte center in daly city from 9:30 to 10:30 this morning. 100 meals are being donated to bay area food banks for each point, the warriors score. so far, more than 120,000 meals have been donated. funding to convert more staffers from hourly job to full-time by the end of the year. walmart expects two thirds of its employees to move into full- time positions. walmart says that means they will have about 100,000 more full-time employees than they had five years ago. this is all part of the company's initiative to promote job stability and to retain workers. walmart recently increased its hourly wages to an average of about $15 an hour. you can now add chocolate and peanut butter to your beauty regimen. reese's is getting into cosmetics is and is. they teamed up to launch and limited-edition makeup line. the collection figures eyeshadow pallet with six shades, lip balm, makeup brushes, and more. the products do smell sweet, but they still taste like makeup. so don't put in your mouth.

they are, it says, reese's is saying, finally being covered in chocolate and peanut butter is acceptable. i remember to fully and makeup situation. >> did you get your avocado blender, were you going to get that? >> i kind of wanted it. i didn't get it. i kind of think, i'm team chipotle on this one. i feel like it was more unbranded than this. >> really? >> don't you think we needed like a reese's peanut butter cup blender? >> i could use the lipstick, you know, little chocolate taste, little touch in the middle of the day, i don't know that i want to taste avocado and salsa. >> it doesn't taste like it, it just smells like it. >> i will message the marketing team, i will work on it. mike, are you team chipotle or reese's? >> if it smells like reese's, i'm team reese's. >> remember the scratch and

sniff chocolate, you like that? >> oh yes, yes. >> okay, okay. all right. >> that is not on that. >> that's not on that. we've got both perspective. that's what we do here. here's a look at what's going on from the east bay health camera, where the marine layer is trying to climb over the hills and fill in the east bay. you got about another hour, hour and a half to get the job done, before the sun comes up and starts to cloud cover. and the inland areas are st tod here's a look from the roof camera. you can see we have an onshore breeze. look at the flags in the ferry building, that'll increase north of the bay bridge as we head into the afternoon hours. that's why we have the small craft advisory. 73 bpm inland warning, that is today. clouds and fog return tonight, a couple of degrees milder than this morning and nearing record warmth inland sunday. here's a look at what's been going on with the satellite. you've still got pretty much

the same players out there. we've got high pressure over the ocean, which is sending air to that low-pressure come adjust to the east of salt lake. but the high pressure is also sending some warmer air, that is why we are hitting 68 to 74 and the south bay today with 72 a san jose, 68 if you are going to santa cruz. 60 to 71 is the spread on the peninsula. over on the coast side though, it'll be a little breezy and colder, mid to upper 50s there and into downtown, same thing for north bay coast into sausalito. 69 at san rafael, everybody else makes it into the 70s in the north bay valleys. 63 to 68 with oakland right around 64 today. that's east bayshore. inland, 73 to about 79 degrees. around this day, low to mid 80s through the central valley, that is warming up. still a slight chance of some valley rain and mountain snow in tahoe and yosemite. it is light like 20% or 30%, no big deal. tonight, look at that, a couple degrees milder, mid to upper 40s, a few 50s are possible. my accuweather seven-day forecast, look at that a degree jump, a slight offshore

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information, and the way national geographic put this together, to bring it to all people and show you how all of us have a hand in getting our climate back, the way it should be. reggie? >> looking forward to it, thank you. at morning america is coming up a 7:00 right here on abc7. >> ginger has a look at what's ahead. >> reggie and jobina, great to be with you here on a friday morning. coming up here to start and continue coverage of the shooting rampage, gunmen opened fire at a fedex ground facility in indianapolis. at least eight people killed, multiple others rushed to the hospital. we will be all over that and giving you the updates throughout the morning. also, the coronavirus crisis, ceo of pfizer is now saying, clearly we may need a booster shot every year. i know we have kind of heard it, but nobody really said it that way. dr. fauci is going to give us an indication of when and how we get back to normal. honoring prince philip, we are learning new details about his funeral, and the role that prince william and prince harry will play.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> now at six:30, now shooting overnight in indianapolis, gunmen opened fire at a fedex facility, leaving eight people dead. the latest developments, just coming in as we learn president biden will be briefed. san francisco, people marching in the streets, rallying to defund the police, and more demonstrations are planned for this weekend. good morning, everyone. it is friday, april 16th. we want to start first with meteorologist mike nicco and get a look at the forecast before the stories, good morning, mike. >> at morning, jobina, reggie, hi, everybody. we got some really thick fog around the napa airport, that is our official reporting station. visibility slipping below a quarter mile, where, you know, 12 and 21 come together, 29 i should say and 221. so we need to be careful.

owinofto the east, so drift int american canyon, venetia, and possibly cordelia and leo. so be careful for there. here's a look at the temperatures today, we will hit the 70s around the bay, mid to upper 60s, still a little bit cooler on average with a sea breeze along the coast in san francisco, mid to upper 50s. more on the potential record heat coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast, here is reggie. mike, thank you. developing news, we are still learning emotive in the now shooting overnight at a fedex facility in indianapolis. eight people were killed, several others were hurt. the shooting happened just before 11:00 last night their time. police say they responded to shots fired. they found an active shooter, while in progress. the gunmen later killed himself. investigators say it's too early to tell if that gunman was a fedex employee. >> he was firing in the open. i admittedly ducked down and got scared. >> officers responded. they came in, they went in and they did their job.

a lot of them are trying to face this, because this is a site that no one should ever have to see. >> president biden will be briefed on the shooting this morning. the white house chief of staff has been in touch with the mayor of indianapolis. fedex says, it is cooperating with authorities. the mayor of chicago is calling for calm after police body cam video was released in the shooting death of a 13-year- old boy, late last month. we want to warn you, this video is difficult to watch. last night, protesters took to the streets to condemn the shooting of adam toledo. it came hours after the body cam video was released, showing toledo with his hands in the air, when he was shot. the officer responding to reports of shots fired, chased him down an alley, yelling to see his hands. toledo stopped and turned quickly, and the officer fired a shot. yesterday, chicago's mayor held back tears as she pled for peace. >> watching these young people, who are beautiful and magnificent, but traumatized,

the violence they experienced, every day. every day. we've got to do 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. toledo's family points to this video, appearing to show his hands empty as he raised them. least saying, the gun was visible on the footage in toledo's hand for 8/10 of a second. they say in that time period, his right arm disappears behind the fence, before he begins to raise both hands. 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 be active one, for leo artryi kee ab reporter amy hollyfield is live at san francisco's mission high school, amy?

>> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. here in the mission, demonstrators left their message behind. look at the steps of mission high school, there are flowers, candles, and signs. and then a huge banner across the doors. with the names of people who have been shot and killed by police. here are images from last nights demonstration. they marched through the streets of san francisan francii mission district, remembering daunte wright and calling for justice in his death. he was shot and killed in minnesota by a police officer. they also brought attention to the shooting death of roger allen, who was shot and killed by police in daly city. were also protests this week from walnut creek to san jose, with calls for police to be defunded, disbanded, and abolished. the city of oakland is preparing for a protest tonight. city officials have put out a statement saying, they are prepared to help facilitate peaceful demonstrations, and telling residents to be aware that demonstrations could impact businesses, neighborhoods, and freeways,

tonight. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. news. ne >> amy, thank you. when it comes to issues of race and social justice, we don't have all the answers but we do have a lot of vetted, local resources to help you navigate some of the biggest challenges facing our community. with gather those resources, put them in one place. abc7news.com/ takeaction. the number of covid-19 infections across the country is trending in the wrong direction. in the past month, the u.s. has seen a 30% increase in new cases. this as pfizer said those who got their vaccine might need a booster shot. abc7 news reporter faith has all the details from washington. >> reporter: good morning. the spike in cultic cases is being driven by hotspots like michigan, where we are seeing those devastating scenes, like the ones we saw last year. this morning, sounding the alarm in michigan, as hospital capacity reaches critical levels. at least 24 hospitals already reporting they are at 90%

capacity. >> we are in our third surge, which is just like a runaway train right now. >> some hospitals setting up triage centers outside to help handle the influx of new covid patients. >> there's just no more room. icus are being filled up, ventilators being taken as well. >> reporter: and just last month, more than a 30% spike in covid cases. the seven day average, hovering at 6 to 7000 new infections. pfizer revealed, those that get the two shot vaccine might need a third job within a year. the cdc also releasing new data on vaccines, saying of the more than 66 million americans who have been fully activated, only 5800 reported. significantly less than 1%. the johnson & johnson vaccine, still on pause. meanwhile, efforts to immunize americans, moving at a record pace. >> we have 3.5 million covid shots yesterday. this isrecord.

>> reporter: health experts point out, the cdc data on breakthrough infections isn't actually surprising. in fact, it shows us how effective these vaccines are. in washington, faith abubey, abc news. data from the cdc shows while the covid-19 vaccines are overwhelmingly effective, they are not perfect. 5800 of the more than 78 and a half million americans who have been vaccinated have been affected by the virus. of those who fell ill, nearly 400 required hospitalization. 74 people died. doctors say failures are very real 100% of the time. illnesses in vaccinated people tend to be milder than those who have not been vaccinated. gavin newsom says, small community clinics may play a key role in getting more of us vaccinated. the governor made a stop at one of these vaccination sites, located in the parking lot of our lady of the rosary church in union city yesterday. he said roughly 49% of

californians have been vaccinated with at least one dose. newsom believes, with most adults now eligible, that number should increase in the coming weeks. >> 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. >> the governor also heard from locals who say they have heard from people who express vaccine hesitancy or indifference toward getting a shot. for my contra costa county is planning several pop-up walking vaccination sites over the next few weeks. the site will be held at antioch community center on lone tree way in antioch. and the veterans memorial hall on 23rd street in richmond. anyone over the age of 16, who lives or works in the county can go. up to 700 vaccination the day will be given. if you have questions about the vaccine process, you can ask the abc7 vaccine team, by going to abc7news.com/vaccine, click on the big blue box. the life and legacy of prince philip, final

preparations for his funeral are underway. what buckingham palace has revealed about the ceremony. >> reporter: you are looking live at the big board, the new york stock exchange, another update on how the markets are doing, next. southern california theme parks reopening, new attractions at universal studios and the lines for disneyland that are virtual. we will first though check on a look at our forecast with mike. good morning. >> good morning, jobina, reggie, hi, everybody. we will start with neighborhood temperatures. we will go into the city and look at mid to upper 40s under a mostly cloudy sky. we have 47 at the ferry building, heading into financial, it's about 46 degrees. that's pretty indicative of most neighborhoods. 39 in american canyon, 38 in palo alto. the cool spot, american canyon has fog, palo alto doesn't. most of us in the mid to upper 40s, until you get to pleasanton at 41 degrees right now. gorgeous sunrise from the east bay health camera. also, you can see the fog trying to sneak into these bay valleys. it won't last very long. even at the coast, sunshine

today, but breezes will keep you in the 50s. they will go from 58 to 67, that is the noon to 4:00 temperature around a. 66 to 72 inland. everybody back in the low 60s by 7:00. if you think about going about this evening, grab the coat. once the sun sets, we will be in the 50s by 8:00. patchy fog in the north, breezy north and the bay bridge. we've got breezes that'll be blowing across the richmond san rafael bridge, working as bridge and it'll be even faster today. tonight i should say, then they are this morning. high amounts of tree pollen, and the uv index is up very high, burn time, only 15 to 20 minutes today and tomorrow. that'll continue to do weekend. i will talk about that record heat, next. let's get over to sue and talk more about the commute. any hotspots? always a couple of hotspots. i do want to piggyback on what you said about the high winds on the bridges. we do have a high wind advisory at this hour on the venetia bridge. heads up for that. elsewhere, take a look at the eastshore freeway, headlights filling in as you make your way

from emeryville, toward the macarthur maze. you are moving pretty well at the limit, as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that, no metering lights, it is definitely friday and if you are traveling all the way to san francisco, you are looking about an eight minute drive from the maze from the berkeley curve, all the way into san francisco. elsewhere, more problems for your commute on 880 in the fremont area. you can see that stretch of red from highway 84, down towards the so 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. people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wireless. two great products. one great value. saving made easy. can your internet do that?

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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. in the north bay, efforts to recall dominic foppoli are warming up. that comes after six women accused him of sexual assault over the span of 16 years. those are claims the mayor denies. wednesday night, the town council voted to demand his resignation from office. the mayor made it clear, he has no plans to step down, and he left the meeting, before the public comment was over. organizers say 700 windsor

residents have already pledged their support online to foppoli. >> a lot of people are coming forward on this. >> i think it's important everyone in windsor that has a basic sense of decency. >> a sheriff's investigation into the case is ongoing. the mayor has declined repeated requests for an interview, texting us, my lawyer won't let me. for megan activist group tends to protest the reopening of golden gate fields to horseracing today. the group direction action everywhere has saved several protests at the venue, calling attention to recent deaths of horses that california racetracks. they plan to be out there again today at 11:30. protesters want an end to horseracing, to prevent more deaths. the golden gate fields is reopening today, to fans for the first time since the pandemic struck. horseracing continued without spectators for the first post, at 1:20. in the east bay, almanac brewery is raising money and awareness to fight violence against the asian-american and

pacific islander community. they are calling tomorrow a day of action. almanac will donate 20% of profits from its alameda brewery to aapi women leaders. >> it felt really important for us, to do something to support, you know, our community. i think we felt like, you know, we owe it to our community, to take a bold stance, and to do something that will uplift and encourage collaboration and creativity and generosity.and g. >> almanac encourage other businesses to join them. so far, more than 100 others will also raise money and awareness. now for your morning my report, an advocacy group has filed a lawsuit against all of gardens parent company, claiming its tipping company makes them put up with sexual- harassment and dissemination. they have a policy of paying it's tipped workers sub minimum wages. in the 43 states that allow that practice. toensure employees make wages, minimum wages. one fair wage says servers could get lower tips if they

complain, under the policy. the group says 70% of tipped workers are women. now taking you live look at the new york stock exchange trading get underway this morning. you can see we are up about 148 points. apartment store discounts are coming to the south bay. macy's is opening its sore backstage at san jose's eastridge mall tomorrow. the store is designed conscious shopper who loves the latest trends, like myself. backstage can be found on the second level of macy's and will have a variety of both new and classic brands. no surprise here, disneyland had great demand for their online ticketing yesterday. this was the first time you have a chance to make a reservation to go. some people waited online for several hours. the park reopens in two weeks on april 30th, after being closed for more than a year. currently, only california residents are allowed to buy tickets and they also need that

disney is the parent company of abc7. joy will return to many fans of universal studios hollywood today. the attraction reopens to the public later this morning. universal studios has been closed for more than a year, because of the pandemic. the park is reopening today at 25% capacity with attendance limited to telephone your residence. masks are required, except when eating at designated concession areas with no more than six guests per table. fans are excited to revisit old attractions and some new ones. >> i'm so happy to be back at universal studios hollywood. the weather is incredible. just the vibe of this being a theme park, it's come to life again. >> new attractions include the secret life of pets ride, and gift shop, and the minyan cafe, eats spired, ea are inspired by the minions. >> i watched the whole video of the secret life of pets ride, you know i'm a disney fan always. this is a good one.

>> i was going to ask if we are allowed to like universal? >> we are allowed to like it. i know you've been more recently, jobina. i haven't been since i was a kid. after seeing secret life of pets, i don't even know the movie, i understand pets probably have some kind of secret life in that movie. whatever it is, it was like the cutest thing i have it's really good. >> every time i think about going there i'm like no, i will stick to disney in california adventure. >> same. >> you can do both. >> we could do both. >> i should. >> options. >> i should, we should. i am a big harry potter fan can't believe i haven't been there. >> they are like really cool. you like open the thing. >> really? all right, we will have to talk more about this, if we can. san jose, 101 and 880. i've been showing this shot at this time every day this week, because it had a gorgeous

sunrise. not today. you are cloudy, comment about 50 degrees. here's a look, you can see a few fingers of the low clouds and fog rolling through. afternoon sunshine is on the menu with inland warming. warmth spread through sunday with near record high temperatures. italy's next week with a chance of drizzle tuesday. yeah, that is what we are looking at now, just drizzle, not chances of rain. 68 to 74 cross the south bay. 63 to 71 on the peninsula. coast side, mid to upper 50s, spreading into downtown san francisco. same temperatures northbay coast, but low to mid 70s through most of your valleys. along the east bay shore, 63 to 68. as you head into the valley, 73 to 79 degrees. going to the game tonight, 6:40, first pitch, same as last night, 57, dropping to 52. may be a few more clouds as the game ends. temperatures about the same. speaking of temperatures and outdoor dining, it'll be chili along the coast from cyclical to 9:00. 51 to 48. we will drop down into the 50s by 8:00.

we will stay right near 72 7:00, but down into the 60s and 50s by 9:00 inland. make sure you dress accordingly. temperatures tonight through tomorrow morning will be in the mid 40s to low 50s, with cloud cover and fog, just like this morning. a retreat back to the coast, and you can see 8 degrees warmer saturday, record has possible sunday than 10 to 15 degrees cooler by tuesday. have a great weekend, jobina? thank you, mike. this morning, great britain getting set for the finer farewell to prince philip your clear learning more about tomorrow's funeral, and we will also see serve as a royal reunion. julia mcfarland has more from london. >> reporter: good morning, jobina. the ceremony might be down to the pandemic, but it also reflects the duke's no-nonsense approach. after all, he famously fuss. one day add of prince philip's funeral, preparations now at their final stage, buckingham palace last night releasing new details on the ceremony, adapted for both the duke's style and to be covid

compliant. in normal time, a ceremonial royal funeral would have seen the coffin on a horse-drawn carriage, with all the trimmings as it was here, for the funeral of the queen mother. but for the duke, a personal touch, a modified classic british land rover the brute the duke himself designed to carry his own coffin, to his final resting place. another change, the royals will be dressed. normally they would be dressed in their uniform, there is no official explanation here. prince harry and prince andrew are no longer entitled to wear military uniforms, since both stepped back from the male teller he rolled. military rolled. princess anne and prince charles will walk behind, followed by edward and andrew, then in the third row, princes william and harry, but they won't be side-by-side. their cousin, peter phillips, will be between them. the guest list for the service at windsor st. george's chapel

includes 30 people, national legal limit for funerals. three of the duke's german relatives will be a vending attending and none of his great- grandchildren. inside the chapel, although wear masks and will be socially distanced. queen elizabeth, now a widow, will sit alone. >> the queen has always followed very much the same view as her husband, late duke, and that is to get on with it. i think you will see in her, although she will be missing him like mad, but she will just get on with it. i think with that template of example and service, everyone else in the royal family will do exactly that. >> the duke's longtime association with the royal navy will be poignantly reflected, with royal marines standing the court him at to action stations during the service, a wartime signal that all hands should be ready for battle. >> reporter: reporting from london, julia mcfarland for abc7 news. >> you can watch prince philip's funeral live tomorrow morning, coverage begins at 6:30 am on abc7 and the abc7

bay area connected tv app. is available for apple tv, android td, amazon fire tv, and roku. booking a campsite in california became a bit easier. california state parks has teamed up with the camping site hip camp.com, to let users reserve campsites. they will show real-time availability for all state park sites, and some national park having locations too. high demand camping sites in the bay area include angel island, mount diablo, and mount tam. state parks open reservations six months in advance. some of the more popular spots are reserved in minutes. interest in an ancient practice is apparently booming. google is reporting a 20% increase in astrology related searches, since the start of the pandemic. some astrologers believe people are turning to the study of the stars come as a way to find clarity during this unpredictable time. >> astrology can give you predictions on many things, but we have to temper any information that we get, that we don't rely too much on any source of information, that we

are able to keep it within the reality of our lives. >> social media has helped push the practice of the mainstream, professional astrologers say they have seen a been big increase in followers in the past year. all ended well in sacramento, after a man lost his wedding ring, while swimming in the american river. >> it's so big, yes. >> that's me. >> he said the ring slipped off last week. he bought snorkel gear, he tried searching himself, but no luck. enter carl bly, who came across the ring on saturday, while on one of his regular dives. he posted photos to social media and adam reached out. >> i will remember this moment for the rest of my life. i can pass the story, eventually down to my grandchildren, and share this with them. i will not lose it, i promise you. >> carl runs a facebook group called american river lost and found. he regularly posts photos of items he finds to reunite them

with their owners. how in the world? >> see, i thought thought that story was cool. i know you were voting for astrology. >> of the final story of the day? >> that's because i wanted to show off i know you are a cancer, that's the only reason. >> what's your sign? >> ima virgo. >> i can see that. >> i knew you would say that. it does make sense though. >> it makes a lot of sense. i've got the crystals. i know we were talking about crystals a few days ago. i'm a little into it, but i like the rings story. i didn't know how many people lost their wedding rings. noah, our executive producer has lost his wedding ring before. i was on a boat in the caribbean with these newlyweds, and this man jumped in, lost the wedding ring. i know. >> newlyweds? >> wife was mad. isn't that awkward? on a group boat >> i mean, at that point, did you just push him off or what? >> i know, by thy.

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it is 6:58 if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, eight people killed in a mass shooting in indianapolis. it happened overnight at a fedex facility. the gunmen killed himself. police are investing getting the motive. number two, demonstrators across the bay area are demanding justice for daunte wright. the minnesota man fatally shot by police last weekend. marchers will rally tonight in oakland. number three, efforts are underway to recall windsor mayor dominic foppoli, after six women accused him of sexual assault. organizers say 700 windsor residents have already pledged their online support. number four, the hunt for vaccine appointment is on in

california. with all adults now eligible for shots, finding an appointment is proving to be tougher to come by in the bay area. resources are available at abc7news.com. knocking on the door of weekend warming trend that'll take us from 59 in san francisco to 76 in the east bay today, to 77 in san francisco sunday, to 90 in the number six, following your friday morning commute, heavy traffic in the central valley, but we do have a big mass transit delay. bart, 20 minute delay on the . e tostin south hayward on the tracks. number seven, yes, chrissy teagan's twitter hiatus is over. the model rejoined the social media site this morning, after quitting less than a month ago. she tweeted, quote, turns out, it feels terrible to silence yourself. i love it. >> welcome back. she also tweeted, i've spent weeks just saying tweets to shampoo bottles. >> see, we need that energy.

>> she can turn things around. 2021, it is still good morning, america. breaking news, shooting rampage. >> an active shooter currently at fedex. >> a gunman opens fire at a fedex ground facility in indianapolis. at least eight killed. multiple others rushed to the hospital. >> this is a sight that no one should ever have to see. >> the latest this morning. chicago police under fire. newly released body cam video showing the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old boy. >> show me your hands. >> the video appearing to show the boy raising his hands in the air when he was shot. protests erupting in chicago overnight. surge in covid cases across the country. michigan on the brink. hospitals filling up. some setting up outdoor triage centers. the head of pfizer now saying people will likely need a booster shot every year and