arguments. they had 10 hours of deliberation. some of george floyd's family members including his brother were in the courtroom. >> today, we are able to breathe again. >> hopefully our country will take a turn in the right direction today. this day in history proves it was a turning point. >> the judge said a sentencing will take place in about 8 weeks. he waived his right to have a t jury decide his sentencing so a judge will give his >> when the verdict came down to say the least. nothing can bring back george floyd, obviously. they are hoping the jury's verdict will lead to profound and real change across the country. j.r. stone is here with nationwide reaction to this this this this

>> it certainly has been nationwide. in minneapolis there are still massive crowds in the street. the reaction has been peaceful. there have been smiles but there have also been tears. as a go to this video right now, this is what the reaction looked like the woman in the pink shirt is george floyd's sister. her emotions a speak for themselves as you watch this video. this doesn't bring george floyd back but so many say this is a first step to justice. here is what george floyd's family members had to say. >> i can sleep in peace now. is back with my grandma again. that is all we ever wanted. justice for my uncmy uncmy uncmc i was glad to see him walking out of the courtroom in handcuffs like my brother was handcuffed. is not in control anymore. we can't ever get him back. we can never get him back.

it doesn't matter.doesn't matte. >> this is viwho came out in minneapolis. hundreds of people outside of the cup foods. that is where george floyd was killed. after the verdict was read, there were smiles and there were tears. you can see all of the flowers and signs that have been left to remember george floyd as well. the president and vice president spoke after the verdict came down. >> today, we feel a sigh relief. a measure of justice is not the same as in justice.

this verdict brings us a step closer. >> it was a murder in for lighted day and it ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see. i also spoke spoke floyd's family again. a remarkable family of extraordinary courage. nothing can ever bring their brother, their father back. this can be a giant step forward in the march toward justice in america.in america.i. >> so many today talking not only about the rolling but what comes next. even the vice president referencing a bill that would hold law enforcement more accountable. we heardwe heard

earlier today from the president and vice president and about the change that may come out of this and the bill you referenced. give us a sense of the feeling of washington as a result of this verdict. >> there is really a long way to go. it comes to change. maybe not a long way. maybe this is one step closer. i can tell you there was so much described out of the scene outside of the whitwhitwhitwhit he was in tears and that moment and he said he felt his life was comparable to that of george floyd. >> thank you very much. >> san francisco mayor london breed hopes the verdict in the chauvin child can serve as a turning point. >> i am hopeful for what we have seen here is a is

call for us as a country to get it right. there should not be one more person -- not one more black man who dies at the hands of law enforcement in this country. it has sadly been a pattern. it is time for real change. >> governor newsome issued a statement today saying that the hard route truth is that if george floyd look like me, he would still be alive today. the conviction can repair that it provides some accountabsome b we must continue the work of fighting systemic racism and excessive use of force. >> for some, today's verdict represents the culmination of years of work. joining us now is julian glover. he has been speaking with activists who took to the streets last summer demanding

accountability following george úfloyd's murder. julian joins us live with what they have been saying today. >> get evening. really a fluttering almost fleeting sense of relief coming from the people i speaking with this evening. i believe that the jury returned a guilty verdict against the former officer derek chauvin. then, the reality sets in that there is so much work that still needs to be done and happened to make sure similar acts of police brutality don't continue to happen in the future. again, i spent the afternoon with so many people led the demonstrations across the bay area last summer demanding police accountability and reform. cat works of the justice teams network and the cofounder of the anti-police terror project has been pushing for 50% of oakland police officers budget to be reinvested in social services for more than 5 years. she credits floyd's killing any protest that followed for creating the momentum that led

to that fight by creating the macro program. the task force to reimagine policing in oakland. here is her reaction to the verdict and what is to come. >> even if just for a second we never get to breathe. we never get to stop. we never get to exhale. i am happy.am happy.am happy.am. i also want people to be clear. we have not solved white supremacy or anti-blackness in this country with this one conviction. we still have work to do. >> from the veteran a 19-year-old ucla student and activist, xavier brown who along with his childhood friend organized one of the largest protests for george floyd last year with 15,000 marching throughout oakland last summer. it is a sense of relief from him. >> floyd was able to get justice that his family was able to get some sort of closure from that horrible horrific tragedy.

the fight is not over. it shouldn't even have been a battle in the first place. >> both brooks and brown echoing relief the hesitancy there as much ofofofofofof chauvin's child was about the actions of one man but also a referendum on the state of policing. again, both are hopeful the conviction will momentum for real and lasting change to policing in this country. coming up at 11:00, my reaction from community activists and also, word of advice from mental health experts on how to process this roller coaster of emotions from what has been such a day. >> it is like brooks said it is happy and still more work to be done. we look forward to hearing

coming tonight at 11:00. julian is our race and social justice reporter. his contact information is on your screen. on twitter and facebook you can follow him on the handle on your screen. you can reach out especially if you would like for him to cover something. oakland officials have been preparing for reaction to the verdict. leslie brinkley says the police chief is trying to defuse concerns about any potential unrest. >> we want to make sure our oakland businesses are taken care of. we can do this in a safeway. >> here at 14th and broadway for the verdict was announced the police chief went door to door with a message after windows were broken and thieves vandalized businesses last friday. >> i know we are going to experience some more community gatherings. obviously emotions are high because of the derek chauvin trial. i just want to reassure business owners that we are going to be out here in full force to keep everything peaceful. >> he offered no specifics on

what out in force means. the shattered windows represent shattered dreams for some businesses living on the edge in the wake of the pandemic. >> business owners are doing what they can to protect themselves just in case. the said business is already slower than usual this week and it could get worse as the verdict comes down. we will oakland city councilwoman car for a wednesday meeting to make a plan to ensure oakland or's can be safe but events unfolded quicker. >> this is a city that appreciates social justice people exercising their first amendment rights. we fully support that. what we don't support is vandalizing and damaging our business is. >> from workers appreciated the president and a visit from the police chief. >> it was amazing. we talked about people saying not to leave. >> they will undoubtedly be gathering. the hope is that businesses

will be respected in the community can now heal. on midday live today hours before the verdict was announced we asked viewers if you were on the jury what would you decide? 93% voted for guilty. coming up next we're going to talk live with nikki jones from the department of african-american studies. she is going to help us look at the big picture of what today's verdict means for the criminal justice system and its treatment of black americans. stress like a european agency finds the possible link between the johnson & johnson vaccine and red blood clots. that is up

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we want to continue our position about today's guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial with nikki jones, a professor studies at uc, berkeley. >> professor thank you for joining us. you have written extensively about what happens to george floyd. i would like to start with your personal reaction to today's verdict? did you expect when came down from the jury? >> my first reaction in my thoughts they went out to george floyd and those who love him and cared for him. my hope was that for them it th felt like some form of justice and some peace that they could gather from the process and some amount of closure to the extent that it could be gained. i did expect a guilty verdict. i think the prosecution put on a very strong case.

at the same time i am very aware of the history. even though it looks like it can be a very strong case there is always the possibility that the verdict that one expects is not the verdict that is delivered. we have seen that time after time. think what we see right now is a sense of relief for many people. it is a release and a collective release of breath. again it is just a reminder of how often justice has been denied to black peopleblack peoe black people who are victimized and killed by the police. >> professor, well said. let's talk about the release and relief that is in this moment a pullback look of the big picture. do you think this verdict will have a lasting impact on the relationship between police and citizens especially of course people of color? >> i think it will have an impact. when we think about policing and what policing is it is a combination of extraorinary violence and ordinary

dominance. i think what we saw in this case is a rebuke of the extraordinary violence that was on display in derek chauvin's actions. you saw that the police officer after police officer getting on the stand and condemning his actions and his behavior. challenge that is it leaves a whole universe of ordinary dominance and routine aggression and violence that doesn't quite cross that line in part because the line is so far out there. i think the work that remains is revealing uncovering challenging the ordinary dominance that people are responding to and people protesting against when they are out in the streets. it is the extraordinary violence in the violence that goes viral. it is also the daily the aggregation that people who are the frequent targets of policing and live in high surveillance neighborhoods are exposed to each day that is a big part of the problem. >> it really is. professor what is the number one thing -- going forward that you hope to see? the number one change following today's historic verdict?

soon i think the following the killing of george floyd were a rupture. it created a space for abolition and conversation and it is about abolition and abolitionist imagining and to emerge and elevate to really be amplified. i hope people continue along the path that they are not afraid of transformation and that they push past the comfort of reformist narrative and reformist agendas and continue with the momentum. keep the wind at our backs when it comes to transforming not a system but what it means to guarantee and deliver an experienced safety in our communities particularly these of the police. >> embrace change. keep pushing forward. professor nikki jones, thank you for talking with us

we appreciate the insight you have been able to give us on what transpired today which again was so historic. thank you. >> thank you. >> let's move on and turn out to our efforts to build a better bay area and protect our health in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. california has set a new record low for the test positivity rate of 1.3%. it has been dropping steadily recently. 5 counties move from the red to the orange tier where there are fewer restrictions. none of those counties are actually in the bay area. marin county was optimistic about becoming the first bay area county to reach yellow tier but a recent spike in cases, attributed to spring break travel has kept it in the orange tier. by the end of the week we may find out how much longer the pols on the johnson & johnson vaccine will last. all injections are on hold for an investigation into rare blood clots. luz pena is a member of our

vaccine team and she has been looking into this and is joining us live after speaking with medical professionals about what new findings european medical agencies remain as we move forward. >> over 7 million people have been vaccinated with the johnson & johnson vaccine in the u.s. so far. doctors are hoping this explanation will help regain the public's trust and reduce vaccine hesitancy moving forward. >> it is the possible link the medical doctors say could help understand what happened to the 6 women who developed blood clots with the johnson & johnson vaccine. the european medicines agency points to an immune response. >> the current hypothesis as it may be an autoimmune response that caused the platelets to clump together. >> dr. philip grant wasgrant was principal investigator at the johnson & johnson trials out of stanford. he believes these findings show all rare blood clots can occur even without the vaccine. >> it happens one out of

100,000 people per year. it is more often in women than in men. >> the european agency took into account the data from the u.s. cases. ucsf starter malcolm john says those cases could lead to an explanation but they need to be investigated closely. >> it is causing platelets to be removed from the body and platelets to become activated and that is what causes the clotting. >> dr. john lennon effort to vaccinate the black community in san francisco. in 3-4 weeks, over 500 people were vaccinated with the shot and no reports of blood clots have been flagged. >> we have not heard of any clotting competitions with any of the patients that have been in our clinics. >> he says there is still a slight risk during the first two weeks of the vaccination but says the benefits outweigh the risks.

>> both doctors agree there is still so much work to do to understand exactly what is leading to these rare blood clots. the fda could put out a warning to let people know of this rare possibility and let the public decide. thank you. you can submit your questions to the vaccine team.

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what a day it has been with a shelter verdict coming down today. >> the entire trial was fascinating to watch. spencer, you watched it closely as well. the word that comes to so many minds today, mine included i would be curious about years is relief. >> that is exactly what i felt with the verdict. it was a verdict i sort of expected with the evidence that was presented by the prosecution. of course, you never know what goes on in the minds of jurors. just a sense of relief.

>> let's talk about the weather. we have some windy and chilly conditions out there right now. gusts almost 50 miles per hour at sfo and gusts between 25-35 miles per hour in many other locations. that is chilly. we're talking a 4-14 degree dropping temperatures from this time yesterday across most of the bay area. we do have a windchill. look at the low 53 degrees in the city. mid-50s in oakland mountain view and san jose. 50 at half moon bay. blue sky at the golden gate at the moment. clouds are approaching. it is 72 degrees in santa rosa. that is the warmest spot but only low to mid 60s and bravado, knapp and concorde. 67 at fairfield and only 55 at livermore. looking across the breezy embarcadero it has been breezy for over one week now. forecast features low clouds and fog and maybe some patchy drizzle. sunny and mild ormild ormild orr days but rain returns thankfully this weekend. overnight as the clouds

increase we'll see temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow's has will range from mid-50s at the coast to many mid-60s around the bay shoreline. as we move into the inland valley's east bay and northb and the south bay we will find some low to mid 70s and maybe even up to 80 degrees at fairfield. skipping ahead to the forecast animation for saturday starting at noon saturday that is when the rain will be approaching the bay area. it will probably arrive overnight into sunday morning. it looks like a pretty good dose of rain at the moment shaping up to produce some pretty wet weather on sunday and monday before the rain tapers off. it is the accuweather 7-day forecast. dry and mild the next couple days. minor: begins friday. there will be further calling as clout crowds increase in the rain comes in sunday and monday on a system ranking on the wind on the impact scale. on tuesday it will be drier and mild again. >> spencer, thank you very much. our coverage of the derek chauvin trial continues at 6:30. the jury delivered a historic conviction. this shows how rare

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derek chauvin was immediately taken into custody after being found guilty on all counts for the death of george floyd. >> the state of minnesota plaintiff versus the defendant. with the jury as to count one unintentional degree -- murder find the defendant guilty. test account to third-degree murder perpetrating and imminently dangerous act find the defendant guilty. after count three second degree manslaughter culpable negligence creating an unreasonable risk of find the defendant guilty. >> today's convictions obviously make for a historic day. >> they certainly do. the significance rippled throughout the nation. it all started in minneapolis. here is a live look at the crowd you see gathered outside of cup foods. that is the site where george floyd died. you can see our cameras moving through the crowd there. it looks relatively peaceful at

this point. just a lot of people gathered. reena roy shows us what it took to get to today's verdict. >> after 10 1/2 hours of deliberation the jury has come to a verdict in the murder trial. >> with the jurythe jurythe jury one unintentional and second- degree murder while committing a felony find the defendant guilty. >> convicted on all three charges. showed no emotion as he was cuffed and taken back into custody. >> for a high profile case, this is a pretty fast verdict. when the world is watching the jurors typically want to cross their tees and stop their eyes and make it clear to that they very carefully considered the evidence. >> monday jurors heard six hours of closing arguments from both sides after nearly 3 weeks of powerful testimony and supporting evidence. prosecutors argued chauvin's action killed floyd. the defense hoping to create reasonable doubt seeing his use of force was justified blaming

floyd dragon heart issues for his death. >> mr. chauvin should be found not guilty of all counts. >> what the defendant did to george floyd, killed him. >> the diverse ranging from 20s to 60s 5 men and 7 women. 4 black, 6 white and to self identify as multiracial. >> when there are no questions, when there are no clarifications asked by a jury for jury instructions, when you have nothing to read from the jury a fast verdict like this indicates there is a full agreement. >> security here in minneapolis is stepped up with national guard members deployed and scattered throughout the city. security is also pretty tied in several major cities including new york and washington, d.c.

derek chauvin is among a small group of officers who have been arrested for using chokehold's. he is wind of 25 police arrested for crimes in which an officer choked someone or restrained them by the neck. 143 police officers have been arrested nationwide for use of force over the past 16 years. of those cases 73 resulted in a criminal conviction including that of chauvin. experts say cases against police are tough to prove. >> these charges are rare. convictions are rare. jurors don't like to convict police officers. they would like to thank the people serving them and they would like to think they are protecting them. it is a very difficult case to another prosecution deserves the credit for that. there are reform movements legislatively pending on the federal and state side that should make cases like this easier to prove. i think this case will encourage the reform movements that are already going on. this is not typical

of a process but this is sort of a beginning. >> the guilty verdict is also giving others that it may be a possible sign of change for the better in our nation's legal system. >> this is something i never thought would happen in my lifetime. look at where we are. someone who is a police officer being held accountable for murder. we are moving in the right direction but we want to prevent these things from happening in the first place. it is time for us to continue to fight and to stay hopeful because a better future is just really within our hands. >> earlier on abc seven news at 4:00 we spoke with dr. jan trant, a professor of ethnic studies at cal state university east bay about what the verdict means for communities that have been victims of police violenc before. >> i am left with the words enough and not enough. our communities experiencing enough whether or not we are directly impacted that we have

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hippie hill. the area was fenced off and police were there to keep people out. in past years it would be packed with people and smoke would be rising high into the air. much like many other events, this can best cannabis celebration has been snuffed out by the pandemic. segment a new california marijuana company has launched with the goal of helping communities of color disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs. the collet reparations through cannabis. here is liz kreutz with more on this effort that is a part of building a better bay area. on the homepage of cannabis business substances this quote. there was nothing that contributed more to mass incarceration in the war on drugs. it may seem like a paradox given the product but found the founder says that is exactly the point. >> how could anyone be in this industry and not about the history and how we got here? >> she recently created substance, a legal marijuana product with a mission to donate $8.46 from every pack she sells to help and mass

incarceration. the first beneficiary is mass justice. >> with nick about the marijuana industry and it is important that we think about that thousands and thousands of people in communities that have been harmed by the prosecution unrest and incarceration of people for the sale and use of marijuana over the years. >> why $8.46? >> $8.46. that is a very specific number. >> it is a very specific number. it represents the last 8 minutes and 46 seconds of george floyd's life. >> this is the number that represents racial injustice in the country. that is from my perspective and it is a historic number everyone should remember. >> on this for 20, a day that also brought a guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial, she hopes more people will start thinking about cannabis use a little differently. >> for us, there is no for 20

without 8:46. i wish everyone would use a part of this day to learn about the history of the plant and how we got hegot hegot hegot hee stay with us. rain is on the way. it will make for wet weekend. spencer is tracking that storm which we desperately need. if it is raining, you might as well stay inside and watch the oscars. member, it is live

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if you looked in the skies of palo alto this afternoon you probably got quite a surprise. family had a brand-new living unit delivered by a 500 ton crane right into their backyard. destine dorsey had a front row seat as the house was installed for the family. >> i think it is really cool because the house was flying so high. >> what did it look like? we will kind of like a fine house. >> we are installingare installg

palo alto. >> it was built off-site using a factory built process. with take care of the foundation and utility connections. >> we have a big family so we are doing this. we have 8 schedule we want to have a home for the kids to start to visit when they come home from college. we want to have space for relative relatives when they come over and visit. our house isn't big enough for all of that. >> and moved into the backyard lowered it downit downit downitn and donna jiffy. we have made it easy. there was a lot of background to make one of these projects work that we built a process that is very easy and approachable for homeowners across the state of california. by nature finishing the building before it arrives we need a big machine to lift the building in the back of the garage. reg using a 500 ton crane which is pretty large but it is particularly heavy unit and a piece of equipment we need to get done today. it is the fastest way to add livable space to your home without having to open up the walls of your existing home. >> this is a pretty quick swing. the neighbors have come out in full force to give it a watch.

school is back in session and a lot of kids are very excited to see what is going on. we have quite the group that here. >> i think it is protocol. it is also kind of scary. >> it is something that blew my mind to begin with. just the idea they would crane it over and seeing the scale and scope of the equipment any project it is incredibly impressive. i wasn't sure if we were actually going to make it over the house and everything but i am glad it made it okay. this looks really good. >> it looks fantastic. i am really happy. i don't know when we can actually start using it but i am excited. i can't wait.can't wait.can't w. >> destine dorsey report. pretty fascinating to watch is in it? the 610 square foot two bedroom unit has a complete kitchen and bathroom, power and water hookups in the entire project took less than isn't that cool? >> it is.

yeah. that is incredible. such a sight to see as will be some rain spencer. >> the rain is coming our way. speaking of cool, the weher is wait for itwindy. we have gusts to 48 hours miles per hour and 25-35 mile per hour gusts and other locations. it has been windy all day. going into the evening it remains that way. it is only 50 degrees right now. 53 in san francisco. most locations near the coast and certainly around the bay shoreline on the in the low 50s. as you venture inland you will find most temperature readings in the low 60s. 30 chilly. looking across the embarcadero from the rooftop camera this is a look at the the the the the t sunnier and milder the next two days and rain will arrive this weekend. before we get to that we have this. increasing clouds with low temperatures tonight mainly in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow we will see mainly sunny skies away from the coast. it is not going to be very mild at the coast on the mid-50s there. damages around the bay shoreline will reach into the mid to upper 60s. abner 70 in some spots.

we'll see upper 70s to near 80 and the warmest inland spots. here is the forecast animation starting saturday as clouds thickening. sunday rain arrives and it continues through sunday night through the day on monday. we will get a pretty good dose of rainfall out of the system. of course not enough to put a serious dent in the rainfall deficit but some much-needed rain nonetheless. much needed snow will follow with the system nec area in the sierra. here is the 7-day forecast. a couple of mild days coming our way tomorrow and thursday. cooling on friday and further cooling with increasing clouds. there is a rain sunday an monday. system ranking only wind on the storm impact scale. on tuesday it clears out and warms up once again. it looks good. thank you, spencer. larry bill, sometimes when it rains it pours. >> tonight and spencers forecast. >> that is true.

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red-hot oakland a's. playing a doubleheader at the l minnesota early in the opener on a windy day in the bay area. spencer has been saying they went tunnel and the rights open for business. it is a right to write. this carries out a two run home run. went deep twice 3-0 in the fourth is juiced for aloha means grand slam. actually hit the foul pole 7-0 for the case. that was plenty of runs looking for his second career shutout. he gets mitch garber to ground out to and it. they win their ninth straight 7- 0 and 7 innings in game 1 of the doubleheader. there just underway in game 2. they started the season 0-6. giants in philadelphia the fanatic is bringing back disco. that was his error. buster posey bringing back power connecting for a solo homer in the fifth. is third of the season but the giants were down by 3.

fillies extending their lead. 2 run home run and it is 6-3. everything on homeruns 6th inning posey again his first multi-home run game since 2016. whatever buster is eating i want some. alex dickerson moments ago at a 3 run bomb. it is 7-6 for the giants. they are in the eighth inning. i was at trader joe's yesterday and a guy comes up to me and says when is steph curry going to score 50 again? sorry dude. jan had 49 last night. the warriors when one over philly. it is really hard to win the mvp award when your team is in ninth place but steph curry is making a strong case. he has scored at least 30 points in it like he leads the nba in scoring 31.4 points per game ahead of bradley beal. that is a career-high for steph curry. he has made 72 threes in the last 10 games. most ever in a 10 game stretch.

it is really worth the point e steve kerr and his teammates are in all every s single night. >> he has always been so amazing. he has never played any better, that is for sure. is incredible to watch. >> from the i am obviously aware but don't put too much pressure on yourself you just play basketball. i said i'm just having fun. being aggressive obviously but kind of letting the game come to you. for me that looks a certain type of way but i am having a baetball and it is obviously working. >> not working for the brooklyn nets. they are loaded with stars keeping them on the that is ano another story. james harden reinjured his hamstring. the beard is out indefinitely. kevin durant hurt his

hamstring. brooklyn's big 3 on the floor together for a grand total of only 7 games this season. a little football football read said he still is dealing with blurry vision and at age 30 he wants to make sure he is healthy for the rest of his life and his family. you can't fault him there. the 49ers knew when they acquired him he was a favorite a kyle shanahan and that the concussion issue was a lingering problem or might be. it is unfortunate that jordan reed can't continue. one more note on steph curry. there is more and more

chatter and what is really hard to fathom is that steph curry is better now than he was when he won his previous 2 mvp awards. i think it was pretty good then but -- he's the whole team. he is the whole offense. everybody knows he has the threat and he is still scoring 40, 50 or whatever. >> is still getting better with age like fine wine. >> exactly! thank you, larry . went coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m., it is pooch perfect. at 9:00 it is blackish and makes dish followed by big sky. that don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us this evening. spencer christian, larry beale and all of us here we appreciate your time. we hope you have a nice evening and that was your again tonight at 11:00.

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