. the vacant seep was shown to be safe and effective for the vast majority of people. >> today johnson and johnson's one shot vaccine could be going into arm around the bay area once again. this after the cdc and fda lifted the pause on its use after six women developed a

rare and dangerous type of blood clot. it is saturday, april 24th. we have new coverage but first let's start with a quick look at the weather. good morning. the city had a little bit of mist and drizzle, lot of clouds and we could see isolated showers today. the main activity arrives tomorrow with a cold front and low clouds and fog will push off the way inland this morning. we will get a few breaks. here is a look at the activity in the pacific northwest. we will get a piece of that tomorrow in the form of an old fashioned cold front. here is walnut creek. 48 san francisco, it's 50 in morgan hill. low clouds, midlevel clouds and we have high clouds today. 48 in santa rose a49napa and that fog not bad up in the north bay. 50 in concord, finally the roof camera where we are going to see a lot of cloud cover and most of the

bay area today. partly sunny at times, otherwise you will notice the big drop in temperatures just mid-60s's inland. mid50's at the shoreline and we will talk about the rain in tomorrow coming up. now to the race to vaccinate the pause on the johnson and johnson vaccine has been lifted. health officials say the shot can be given as soon as this morning. we have team coverage on the decision from the abc7 news vaccine team. we are focusing on the impact in the bay area. we will start with abc7 news kate larson who spoke to a voting member of the cdc committee. >> the cdc and fda say the single shot vaccine must now come with a warning and medical fact sheet about the risk of a rare blood clot disorder identified only in women. >> we are seeing what appears to be elevated risk of this complication called tts in women under the age of 50. seems to be different and higher particularly in

women in their 30's. >> cdc committee member grace lee voted friday to lift the ten day pause and use the vaccine in all difficults. >> for women under the age of 50 we want to make sure they are aware of the potential risk and there are other available vaccines in the united states that they can get. >> the vaccine was paused after six women came down with severe blood clots with in two weeks of the shot. there are now 15 cases of most with severe clots near the brain. all of the patients women between 18 and 59. three of them have died and seven are still in the hospital. these cases are out of eight million americans who have safely received the vaccine. >> for every one million doses of this vaccine, the j and j vaccine could prevent over 650 hospitalizations and 12 deaths among women aged 18 to 49. >> chief of emergency medicine

at zuckerburg. >> with all of this new information about the clotting disorder how are you incorporate that in the er when it comes to patient care >> we see patients that come in with things like headaches or stomach pain or chest pain and if they have gotten the vaccine it adds that level of concern but we are already fairly suspicious in those situations any way because there is a relatively higher risk in young women of clots. particularly on birth control pills or pregnant. >> people who experience pain or breathing issues in the week after getting a shot should get medical help. kate larson. >> and with the lifting of the pause on the vaccine bay area counties preparing to resume giving the one one dose shot. how it could impact vaccine hesitation in women. >> after ten days the cdc and

fda gave the vaccine the green light. with that comes more vaccine supply to the bay area. contra costa has given 14,000 doses of the vaccine. next week they are expecting more. >> the county will give people the option to choose. >> yes. if there is johnson and johnson available there will always be a back up of either pfiz, r or moderna for them to take. >> the san francisco mayor tweeted san francisco's planning to resume the use of the j and j vaccine. marin said they are waiting on the green light and will resume the use of this vaccine as early as this weekend. doctorssay there still a slight risk with in the first two weeks of getting the vaccine and that one out of 100,000 people can still develop blood clots without the vaccine. >> why is really going to be the question we have to look at. >> the stanford infectious disease specialist sits

on the fda committee that authorized the john season and johnson vaccine for emergency use. she is concerned that the pause will impact vaccine hesitation among women. >> by providing vaccine we are saving thousands of lives that would be lost to coronavirus. >> the two friends are both vaccinated. neither got the johnson and johnson vaccine. when we ask if they would opt for this option they had mixed reactions. >> i mean given a choice i would not prefer it. it's a one in a million chance of getting a blood clot which is -- i think is a -- is something that i can risk. >> they got the johnson and johnson vaccine two weeks ago. she said they would do it again. >> i would still choose that. i felt fine after my shot. >> the vaccine will now include a label that warns of the rare blood clots. in san francisco, abc7 news.

and there was another big development. it its now recommending pregnant women get vaccinated. early clinical trials didn't include anyone who was pregnant but studies found the pfizer and moderna vaccines were safe and effect of for those who are pregnant or nursing. if you or someone you know is a family member of a person who worked for satisfy unified you have priority access to vaccine appointments this weekend. the supervisor shared the information on twitter. he said the city is reserving this opportunity for up to 1500 family members age 16 or older. opponents open for the city college vaccination site. in the south bay the bay area's largest county has reach aid milestone in the fight against coronavirus and given a million doses. nearly a third of the county's eligible population has been vaccinated. still county officials are reminding the public not to let their guard down. >> the more people that get

vaccinated the safer it'll be. the less chance for viral for variants. the closer we get the safer we are. >> to help close vaccine equity gaps in hard hit areas like east san jose the county said more walk ups are going to be made available at certain sites. officials will focus on expanding weekend and evening time slots. for the first time since last march the warriors could see and hear real hometown fans at chase center. granted there were only about 1700 of them but still we will take anything. as chris alvarez found it was a welcome side of normal. >> for the first time since march 10th, 2020 fans will be inside chase center health and safety protocols are everywhere around the building but fans say they are excited to be back. signs everywhere were a constant remind tear health and safety is the top priority here at chase center. >> have your vaccination cards and id ready. >> to enter you had to have a

prove a negative coronavirus test or full vaccination. >> i'm content with the safety protocols and then the at home testing wasn't long. >> its been -- seeing my friend i hadn't seen since last november. the atmosphere of people. >> let's go. >> anthony was the first warrior fan to enter chase center on friday night. >> the team needs us. you know we feed off the team but the team feeds us and now we are here and after a long, long year we are able to go in and just super exciting. >> why was it so important to be back in the first game we have been missing. we have just been itching and dancing and prancing it's just -- just can't wait. >> how long have you waited for this game and night >> forever. feels like forever. >> what is your message to the fans to come out here and get them back at chase center >> my message is i hope you guys have a good day and stay safe. >> that was chris alvarez reporting.

larry will have the highlight from the game later in sports. that's so good to see. just puts us in a good mood. >> certainly and also the rain hopefully, welcomed april showers on the way. giving you a brief interlude. temperatures in the upper to low 50's. a cool and cloudy day. maybe a possible spring many. with he will talk about the timeline for tomorrow's rain next. >> thank you. and public school enrollment in california is the lowest its been in decades. why certain grades and bay area districts have been hit harder than others. and caitl n jenner is running for governor but faces which shows will you be getting into tonight?

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unused prescription drugs. today from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. contra costa is taking unwanted pills, sealed in their original container. you can do it privately. drop offs are at the sheriff's station in martinez, richmond and alamo and the danville, lafayette and or ind a police departments. san jose police are taking from 10 to 2 at the station on great oaks parkway and brooklyn as well as the bascom community centers. a new step in the debate over lowell's controversial admissions policy going to court. opponents are now suing the school board. the chronicle reports the lawsuit was filed yesterday. the lottery system opponents say they were shielded from the decision process with little chance for the public to comment or review. back in february you may remember the school board cited a need for more diversity when they voted to get rid of the merit based system. we are getting a new look at the pandemic's

effect on public schools. california has lost more than 160,000 students. that's a 2.6% decline that the state calls concerning. which districts suffered greatest losses. >> welcome back to school. >> much of the decline in the overall enrollment came from kindergarten. down by nearly 61,000 students, a drop of 12% from the year before. >> it's definitely kindergarten. seem like geffen the circumstance was he are living under some family decided to delay putting their kids in school. >> i decided to keep my 5-year- old in an extra year of preschool instead of sending her to kindergarten. >> the data collected by the state also showed that the vast majority, 88% of this drop came from kindergarten to 6th grade. manage the largest district and count yips in the bay area san francisco showed the greatest losses. 3.8% followed by santa clara

and san mateo. oakland unified had 1.8. san francisco said during the pandemic some families moved away or some may have chosen other schools. while we do projections to help us plan for predicted enrollment none of those proddefense exhibits accounted for this pan pandemic. we had a conversation with a deputy superintendent about the same issue. >> it was a reality prepandemic and is a reality now as families look for other solutions. >> once we reopened fully to instruction for all students which is going to happen this fall we expect everybody coming back. they will work closely to improve their community outreach to try to fill in the void. abc7 news. >> and the republican field hoping to challenge the governor in a recall election

got some star power this week. rather tv star caitlin jenner calls her a disruptor and hopes for a campaign boosted by celebrity. >> you can't count out someone with as much name recognition. >> jenner hasn't said if she still supports the former president. the governor's camp said we knew the recall would be full of trump supporters which shows how much california appreciates the governor's leadership. should be an interesting year and you can learn more about the last california recall, the only other time it happened in the state on abc7 originals total recall. it's our documentary that is streaming right now on the abc7 connected app where you stream abc7 news and on the website. the governor is sworn in a new attorney general.

>> congratulations >> he is he will be up for election along other statewide officials next year. the governor nominated him last month to succeed basara who is the president's health and human services secretary. there are new details on the potential cost of building a ballpark at the port of oakland. a's president sent an open letter to oakland city council saying the price tag is $12 billion. the team plans to privately fund $1 billion toward construction. the letter calls on counsel to vote on the howard terminal project. and we are gearing up for those 93rd oscars right here on abc7 tomorrow night. no doubt its movie fan's biggest night. for some in the north bay they like their feature films a different way. the return to the golden era of

rental video stores. joe video said it has been a break even business as one of the last of it's kind anywhere. a maze of 25,000 movies, new release, foreign films, suspense, romance, joe video has survived bysurvived bysurvi knowing their movies. don't forget isn't the one week late fee. disn 't it feel like years since you went to a movie rental store to go through the aisles. >> what is old is new. if was so much fun. >> could be. good morning. we are looking forward to the rain arriving tomorrow. little mist and drizzle arrives overnight. while you were sleeping in san francisco. we still could see a little bit of spring spring of activity. as for the rain event that is tomorrow. april showers returning after a break of way too

long. live doppler 7 picking up on some of the cloud cover. most of the activity up to an inch of rain will be in the pacific northwest. we are getting the end of the system that will arrive tomorrow this is from the east bay hills camera. a neat picture here with the clouds, the fog and looking at temperatures about five to seven degrees cooler today in concord and livermore. 49 in san francisco, 51 oakland. mountain view upper 40's. 51 san jose and looking at a view of the golden gate bridge with the cloud cover the low clouds bringing out some of the moisture early on. we have stacks of clouds out there. we will get a break or two of sun throughout the afternoon but overall cloudy and cooler today, 49 in napa. 50 by the delta and concord and finally in emoryville right now dioqu see that sun has come up at 6:21. it'll be temperatures near 60 today. a cool day on your saturday. cloudy with possible drizzle. otherwise a wet and breezy oscar sunday on the way with chilly conditions on

monday, but we are looking at isolated showers early. we will quickly warm up with a drying and warmer trend as we get into that last week of april. level one system on the way. light to moderate rain. the system will be falling part. we are only going to talk about a 10th of an inch. maybe we have that half inch there for the higher elevations which is good news. that's where we have all the hills turning brown and some parts of the bay area. lookingat your 9:00 forecast animation showing the front and shower activity moving through by about midday and by the evening there's not much left of it. in terms of the amounts it favors the north bay, the coastal hills, the higher elevations with about 2 tenths. quarter inch much santa rose a. you can see in concord, redwood city, mountain view, not a lot on the way for you folks. even san jose. that may be little optimistic.

certainly looking at some good news with at least wetting the landscape a little bit. snow is on the way. turkey travel on sunday where we are looking at snow levels locally down to 4,000 feet. here about 5500 feet. maybe a half a foot to a foot of snow in the mountains and back home a cold situation behind the system. ahead of it low to mid-60s's and looking at the clouds today the accuweather seven day forecast, our level one system tomorrow, it moves through throughout the day. it'll be even cooler for your sunday and then waking up on monday it'll get brighter but will be cool and breezy and looking at that warmer weather in the to second half of the workweek. >> all right. sounds good. thank you. ahead tiger woods shares the if first phrase. what we is saying about his recovery.

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are living paycheck to paycheck. another study that said three out of five americans have trouble maintaining a monthly budget. >> pam williams counts herself as among the fortunate. the nonprofit youth program director is on the path to achieve her financial dream. >> one thing i have always lived by that if i can't afford it then i won't spend it. >> she enjoyed the occasional vacation while saving up enough money to buy a condo. >> people dream about things and then you have to get to the plan. you have to make a plan. >> she said that applies just as much to people out of work. so many have drained their 401k's as a way to survive. congress passed the cares act that waived the 10% penalty for withdrawing money from retirement plans. if will have consequences down

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. good morning. thank you for joining us. we are going to start the half hour with a look at the weather with lisa. you can see it's pretty gray. >> yeah. certainly is. we had a mist coming in. pretty view from mount tam with just a bit of light there. 49 downtown. we will take to you mount rose where you can see the cloud cover, the wind. it's 32 degrees and a winter storm warning for the west slopes of the sierra nevada late tonight. it's 50 in nevado and concord and as we go through the morning hours, not a lot of change, temperature wise with mostly cloudy skies by about 2:00. few peeks of sun. low to mid6o's east bay. that should do it for a high as the cloud cover and some breezy winds continue to move in to the bay area. possibility of isolated shower today. our level 1 system moves in tomorrow. we will track it for you and talk isn't rain totals. >> thank you. new details from fremont

police on what happened when police shot a suspect in a hotel parking lot earlier this month. the department released a detailed video analysis of the moments leading up to that shooting. here is dan ashley. >> the video starts with steven mosley leaving the hotel. police say they were waiting outside to act him on four warrants. mosley apparently sees the officers and makes a run for it. officers released a k9 who you see here chasing mosley. fremont officers are not far behind. the video is from five different police body cameras and hotel surveillance cameras. mosley appears to point the gun at the k9. moments later mosley points the gun at them. >> drop the gun. >> and they open fire. >> drop the gun. >> mosley was declared dead at the scene. in a video statement the police chief said the officers were not able to stop

the dog from attacking suspect even after using verbal commands. >> we have replaced e collar and are retraining recertifying the k9 to recall the dog effectively from a distance. it's possible and i believe that the use of the k9 may have saved officer lives on this day. >> now as dan ashley reporting. the officer suffered minor injuries. the other officers weren't hurt. johnson and johnson's one shot coronavirus vaccinations could resume as soon as today. it comes after federal regulators recommended ending the pause saying the benefits out weigh the risk of blood clots. ty hernandez with the details. >> after a review the available data, the fda and cdc are lifting the recommended pause on the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine. >> siting a need to vacant sign the country quickly, the cdc advisory panel is recommending the

nation resume injections of the johnson and johnson one shot vaccine with an updated fact sheet warning of the potential for rare but serious blood clots. >> with the actions the administration of johnson and johnson's vaccine can resume immediately. >> officials put a pause on using the vaccine. all of them are women between 18 and 59 years old. three of them died. seven are still in the hospital with health officials under lined it's out of eight million who have gotten the shot with no serious complications. dr. fauci. >> remember this is a very rare complication. a very rare adverse event. >> they say outcomes could be improved if people are aware and seek help right away.

meantime fewer americans are getting their coronavirus vaccines. the daily average of shot is now below three million a day for the first time in weeks. scientists have put together this map, the areas in darker blue show where americans are resisting the vaccine the most. countries seven day average of daily case is now about 62,500. roughly 10% lower than last week. at least seven states have seen increases in new cases. new, less than 24 hours after lifting off a space x crew of four has arrived at the international space station. new video shows the crew docking, the dragon capsule at 2:08 this morning. it's the second time it's arrived at the space station this after a close call for the astronauts on board. >> and liftoff. >> hours after the picture perfect predawn launch from the kennedy space center lit up the skies, up

and down the east coast,. >> it's ufo. >> a close call for the space x crew dragon. space junk threatening the ship. the crew rushes to get back inside their suits. the space junk going at more than 17,000 miles an hour coming in nearly 28 miles of the crew dragon but missing it. before the scare they gave a live tour. >> this is -- coming up. >> meghan in that same seat her husband sat in just last year on the same spaceship. bob and son sending mom off with an air hug. >> it reals really good. >> space x making history by successfully reusing the crew dragon spaceship.

anything could be a disaster. abc news at the kennedy space station. still ahead, the issue of diversity in three restaurants. how wine tasting is pairing with a new push to bring awareness. and let's look outside this morning. looking at the golden gate bridge. we will check in with lisa about the rain that is coming. good news coming up.

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his account for followers to decide which charity he will give all the donations he received on his trip. also today it is the return of the west coast crab market in san francisco. this get together for more than 606 the bay area's artists and crafts people is the single day event today only but it'll return again in may. it is completely photo go at fort mason center from ten to four and masks are required. aquarium by the bay is celebrating it's 25th anniversary this week. its been a tough year for the aquarium because of the pandemic. it was closed for flarely 11 months losing critical staff and millions in revenue. the aquarium is finally welcoming back the public at 50%. and the countdown is tomorrow night's oscar airing here.

. >> producers change the venue and eliminated zoom acceptance speeches. the theme, bring your movie love. the countdown to the academy awards is on. >> once upon a time in hollywood. ain't that's truth >> producers of the broadcast promise viewer also feel like they are watching a movie. >> it's important that such a big show, that we show what's possible with science and common sense. >> nominees being encouraged to attend in person with appropriate safety precautions. >> masks going to play a very important role in the narrative. >> they announced they will have new standards for best picture nominees starting in 2024 but this

year's list of nominees appears to already be meeting some of those standards. >> i think the connective tissue with a lot of the films that are up for acting at categories is that it's reflecting what we are experiencing now in 2021. >> nine outst 20 nominations for acting have gone to people of color. >> americaa colorful and film is a universal language that changes. we should welcome the way it looks, the way it's presented and who is in it. >> the front runner for best actor chadwick boseman nominated for his performance in black bottom. >> i got stopped. >> and in the black category the first unanimous politic nominee for sound of metal and the first asian american nominated for his performance -- for the nominees for best actress viola davis in contention to take home another statue after her first oscar nod and andrew day

is in the running and has taken home a golden globe for her performance in the united states verses billy holiday. >> sunday night's ceremony will take place in two locations. guests attending oscar also be here at union station in los angeles while other live element also be at the dobi theater in hollywood. . >> all right. thank you. here on abc7. live coverage starts tomorrow morning at ten and continues all day with special on the red carpet coverage. . such a different oscars this year. it is always fun to watch no matter what. >> we will add ambiance with clouds and showers, even in southern cal catch look at this shot. walnut creek. beautiful another there. tomes in the upper 40's to near

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. let's talk sports. the earthquakes will be playing their home opener at the new pay pal park. the earth quakes face fc dallas and the first professional sporting event with fans since march of last year. the team decided to limit attendance to 20% capacity to follow the state and local social distancing protocols. that means 3600 fans will be allowed to go to the game. the match starts at 12:30. later today a's will try to extend their 12 game

winning streak. chris basset takes mound against baltimore at orioles's park at camden yards. first pitch is at 4:05 p.m. and giants ace kevin goss man will start against the marlins. first pitch is at 6:45 tonight at oracle park. tomorrow the warriors battle the kings at chase center. last night the doves had welcome guests when they faced the nuggets. here is larry bealw the highlights. >> good morning. the warriors welcomed fans back to chase center after a 409 day wait. seth curry thanked them for coming out. >> it's great to see you. we missed your energy and passion and thank you for being patient. it's great to see you back. >> 2,000 fans in the house got a scare. seth went to the locker

only to retaped. blocked by the back board. green handing out assists like santa at christmas. nice pass to wiggins for the lay up. they are in complete sync. green 19 assists and two points to seth on the relow 3. kelly had 23 off the bench. he attacks the rim authority. cu rry would go all night long. this is a four point play and love the reaction here. the fans are back. >> you know that extra boost from them definitely helped you. you can feel their presence. sitting here looking at the 1900 people which sounded like way more. >> the a's trying to keep riding the wave on an 11 game win streak. cole said they were going tubular keeping the surfi

in, g fame. to the 5th ramone. this is what it smell like. a solo bomb. this wave is narly. it's still going. 12 in a roro rally rabbits like the hats. cool and cr isp. he may want to year. mike, this is that's mine. -- buster posey game. allowed just one run and the giants win by a final

of 5-3. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. let's get a check of the weather with lisa. we are waiting for the rain. >> we are. i hope it doesn't disappoint. it's not going to be that impressive since we haven't seen any in 35 days. what we will receive will be welcome for sure. here say look at what to expect as we look out in the pacific northwest. you can see all the activity in to the north here. the system that's coming in will favor the pacific northwest bringing over three quarters of an inch of rain. we get the tail end of it. today it's about the cloud cover. walnut creek. numbers in the upper 40's to low 50's. a few sprinkles. more like mist and drizzle from that marine layer. really getting rung out. as we look at mount tam fog there. 48 santa rose a.50nevado. winds are gusting to over 30 miles an hour by the delta. you will feel the cool air today and also some breezy on shore winds. finally look at san rafael

where we will get in to the rain early tomorrow in the north bay. cloudy, possible drizzle and sprinkles. looking at a wet and breezy oscar sunday. then we will get into a chilly monday and isolated shower but the level one system reserved for your sunday. no snow here but chilly behind the system and as we look at it move into tomorrow. doesn't look that impressive. you can see the north bay here. 9:00, showers and the front pushes in to the east bay. the peninsula, the south bay, kind of fall as part by the early evening hours and rainfall amounts from less than a 10th of an inch but relooking for the most rain in the hills and the upper elevations. you can see along the coast here. over two tenths and up toward santa rose a. the rest

of us may be a 10th to two 10sts. it's dry so it'll help delay a little bit of those feels. the worst travel day will be tomorrow. i-80 and 50. watch out very slippery. it'll pile up through late sunday into monday. incline. and above 8500 feet we could see even two feet. now today ahead of the system upper 50's to low 60's. looking at a cool and breezy afternoon in the accuweather seven day forecast. the level 1 system for oscar sunday. then they end and as we look at that monday forecast, it'll be cold. in fact we will see the snow levels down to 4,000 feet.

look how we gain temperatures in to the 70's so quickly as we get in to the weekend. 80's not to far off later in the week. >> all right. we will look forward to tomorrow. thank you. in the south bay a trio of popular restaurants teaming one under represented bay area wine makeerns to introduce their labels to a new awed entities. chris explains why the effort is needed now more than ever before. >> a new partnership rooted in representation is taking flight. >> we don't know what we don't know. >> left bank wine director sere in, a harkey is behind the flight for allyship that aims to feature under represented wine makers. the efforts started last summer after the plaque lives matter protest. this month she is putting the spotlight on asian american wine makers based in the bay area. >> with what's happening in the aapi community now we recognize that this was the time to really acknowledge that community and give back and shed a light and have exposure for

those producer who need it. to help curate the program she worked an organization called diversity in food and drink. a community for those who work for equality and equity in the industry. a portion of property seeds will go to support their work. >> representation matters. it's comb pelling, welcoming giving people a sense of belonging. if addition to left bank the wine flight will be available at lb steak. kenny is one of the featured wine makers. is he glad to see both his ghost writer pinot noir and his company get get something love. >> people behind a bottle of wine are as important and big a part of the story as the place and the variety. >> a chance to not only empower those in the industry but to educate consumers. >> it's about bringing people together and this is another opportunity to enhance

that and get to know someone you wouldn't necessarily have before. >> an opportunity that will hopefully inspire more awareness and conversation. in the south bay. abc7 news. >> such ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪ termites. go back up!

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good morning, america. tornado touchdown. twisters tearing through parts of texas. >> oh, my god. oh, no. >> the damage left behind as the storm system now heads east. the severe weather and flooding concerns with millions of americans in the threat zone this morning. the rollout resumes. health officials lifting the pause on johnson & johnson vaccines. >> we're confident that the janssen covid-19 vaccine meets our robust standards for safety. >> the new recommendations and when americans could start rolling up their sleeves again. dr. henry bernstein, a member of that cdc panel behind that decision, joins us right here this morning.