finding solutions, this is abc7 news. hollywood's biggest night is a wrap, the glamour and fashion that took center stage at an oscars we have never seen before. we have coverage all morning long. and the bay area is set to resume giving out johnson & johnson vaccines. but sobering news that a logue man is dealing with a blood clot after getting his shot. and this weekend's rain was a welcomed sight but it will not put a dent in the drought. good morning on this april 26th. >> let's start with a look at the forecast with lisa. >> we are looking at maybe 100 of the storms making an impact. it was nice to see some rain. the system is off to the east oe us. the ridge of high pressure will build in for the week ahead. we have a wind chill factor in

napa where numbers have dropped to the upper 30s. like the mid-30s, and 48 in san francisco. we are looking at numbers today from 3 to 12 degrees colder with the colder air mass behind the front. partly cloudy afternoon, temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 50s around the bay. we will have a few low 60s inland. we will call it partly cloudy, breezy today. we have something to talk about in terms of a warm up as we get into the rest of the work week. >> thank you. this is all anyone is talking about, the 93rd annual oscars took a different approach to deliver a midpandemic awards ceremony. >> i watched the whole thing. there were some important winners, definitely some twists and turns we d we d we jade hern dez is live with the

biggest moments. >> reporter: good morning. the oscar ceremony was about story telling. presenters told their stories. we heard stories from nominees while attendees gathered at union station in los angeles. >> and the nomadland. >> reporter: nomadland, american lives across the midwest taking home best picture and two other awards. chloe zhao was the first woman of color to win best director. >> this is for anyone who has the faith and the courage to hold onto the goodness in themselves, and to hold onto the goodness in each other, now matter how difficult it is to do that. >> reporter: no zoom acceptance speeches were aloud. all of the nominees were required to appear

on satellite. frances mcdormand took on best actress, the third time she has won the award. the biggest surprise was anthony hopkins winning best actor for his role in the drama, the father. many believeded the award would go to chadwick boseman for his performance in marainy's black bottom. daniel culieua took home a supporting role oscar. and yuh-jung youn won for playing a grandmother in manary. >> finally, nice to meet you, mr. pitt. >> reporter: song nominees performed during a preceremony, not during the telecast. the coronavirus meant no crowds, physical distancing rules and fewer cameras.

it meant no official oscar parties this year. in hollywood, hernandez, abc7 news. >> can we talk about the ending? it was not the way they thought it would ccle. >> reporter: breaking from tradition, usually it ends with best picture but it ended with best actor and best actress. and the winner of best actor was sir anthony hopkins and he was not there. so the ceremony just abruptly ended right after they announced that the academy was going to take his oscar on his behalf. it was not the way that producers probably wanted it to end, but of course, it is live tv and a live ceremony. >> talent from the bay area

brought hoe some roles. pox argot two oscars for soul, best animated film and best score. and an asker for gene butees, jazz artist. vallejo song writer her, took home an oscar for the song fight for you from judas and the black messiah. and frances mcdormand won for actress in nomadland and for best picture. we have all of the oscars in one place. you can download the app right now. it is available for apple and android tv. you can experience every star studded moment for the 2021 moments. the bay area is set to resume giving out the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine this week. but this is coming as we are learning a san jose man is suffering from a blood clot after getting the vaccine.

amy hollyfield is live with more on what researchers are saying. >> reporter: good morning. ucsf issying this is the first known case in a man in the united states. this is according to the chronicle. the man is in the 30s, has a clot in his leg and is in the hospital. the chronicle quotes his doctor as saying he is doing well and he is expected to leave the hospital in the next few days. this comes as the johnson & johnson vaccine has been cleared to be used again in the united states. the doctor is quoted as saying this should not discourage people from getting the johnson & johnson shot. eight bay area counties and the city of berkeley released a joint statement saying the risk of blood clots is low and the johnson & johnson vaccine can be sifly given again. the federal government paused the use of the vaccine for two weeks after 15 women reported getting blood clots. 7 million johnson & johnson

shots have been given. the cdc cleared the use of johnson & johnson on friday. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7. millions of americans are not getting their second doses of the covid-19 vaccine. new numbers from the cdc show about 8% of americans have missed their second shot. that is about 5 million people which is more than double the rate among people who got vaccinated in the first several weeks of the nationwide campaign. the cdc says their research shows the reasons vary from people who are afraid of side effects to someone feel they are protected enough after getting one shot even though that goes against recommended guidance. for more information about the race to vaccinate, go to abc7.com/vaccine. we have a tracker that shows you how many people have gotten the shot where you live. several deadly police shootings since derek chauvin was convicted of murder last week. this morning a virginia man is

in critical condition after being shot by police during a domestic disturbance call. here is what the man's family is saying. >> the family of isaiah brown say people mistook a cordless house phone for a gun. a warning, some of the video may be hard to watch. brown placed a call to 911 in the midst of an argument with his brother over his car. he walked outside when a sheriff's deputy arrived. body cam footage captured part of the action. >> show me your hands now. show me your hands. drop the gun. he has a gun to his head. >> drop the gun now. stop by the door. stop, stop. >> the deputy fired several shots at brown, then performed live saving measures before brown was taken to the hospital in critical condition. this is an incident that clearly should have been de-escalated. it was not a situation that needed to result in another

shooting of an unarmed black male. >> the attorney is also asking for dispatch audio with the deputy before the shooting to be released. he says there was a failure of communication between the dispatch and the officer. badly needed rain, finally returned to the bay area over the weekend. it made for a soggy few hours but really, it wasn't enough to help the drought. we spoke with fire and water officials who could be imposing restrictions as soon as this week. >> if you blinked on sunday, it is possible you missed the rain or drizzle. bad news as places like santa rosa had been expected half an inch of rain. >> the reality is we ended up with quite a bit less. we are faced with a long, dry summer. >> assistant fire marshal paul loenthal shez their agency is likely to declare an early start

to fire season in a matter of weeks. those who crunch the numbers say the outlook is not a good one. >> i looked at the numbers, 85% of california is in severe, extreme or exceptional drought. compare that to last year, only 12% of the state was at that same level. >> numbers that haven't been seen since 2015. those with the water agency, east bay mud, say they board will vote on tuesday on declaring a state one drought. that would ask for a 10% voluntary reduction of water use but would not impact the cost of your water. >> in the east bay, it is looking like the driest year ever for us. right now, there is no added financial burden to our customers. >> much of the water supply comes from the sierra foothills where we are at about 50% of average yearly precipitation. some of the recent bay area fires have cleared fire fuels but in locations where past

fires have burned, it's a different story. >> a lot of the areas that have regrown have regrown with evasive species, broom, in some cases even worse than 2017. >> as for water conservation, officials agree we are using less water now than we were before previous droughts and firefighters and home owners are better prepared for wildfires. j.r. stone, abc7. >> my lawn was so dry, after that rain, and i love in an area where i did better yesterday than most people, but the grass was not even wet. that is how dry it was. it was quickly absorbed. an bk dryea. ere's a looa o high pthe systet of us. we didn't get as much rain as we would have liked but we are certainly looking at some of the

fuels, a little bit wetter this morning. 50 in oakland and 45 in berkeley. numbers in the mid-30s in napa and santa rosa. everyone is cooler from the passage of the cold front. this afternoon, we will keep it a little cool out there. patchy fog, dryer, sunnier pattern for the week ahead. by the middle of the week, we will be warming up. there is a look at the partly cloudy conditions. northwesterly winds will pick up throughout the afternoon. temperatures below average today. as we look at the wind profile, you will notice by the afternoon, 20 to 25 miles per hour, even 30-mile-per-hour gusts in san francisco. now tuesday as we warm up a bit, it will still be on the breezy side. as for your monday, 50s in oakland, 60s in free mont. a fair amount of high and mid level clouds. getting back to a warmer pattern as soon as tomorrow. good morning. we are starting off with a high

wind advisory for the vunesia bridge. there is a crash at new york, southbound 880 stevenson. everything else is looking good. a live look at walnut creek and 680. the taillights travelling southbound. and then 87, we don't typically check out but it is looking good in san jose and everywhere else for the most part. i will let you know if that changes. >> thank you. it is set to be a big week on capitol hill. >> president biden is speaking to a joint session of congress, the hot button issues he will try to tackle. and if you are inspired by the fashion of the

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trending on twitter for obvious reasons. angela made a state. and this one looked like a statuette. as for the men, coleman domingo got twitter buzzing. lucas stanfield in the photo booth wore san lauren. and 9-year-old alan kim wore tom brown. >> where is regina king on this list? >> where is she? >> can i tell you she looked so good? >> and in case you didn't see the oscars, she started the show and she did a full walk from the outside where they were just having a little mingling party to the stage and they just followed every single step and every moment . and it was like watching the queen walk in. it was the best walk i had ever seen in my life right? the shoulders. i need to watch that. >> it was so good.

regina king, if she has done wrong, someone report it because i don't remember it. if you were inspired by the fashion of the oscars, there is a way to get access to the celebrity styles and artists from our phones and computers. i want to introduce you to the style life. >> i enjoy style but i'm not very good at it. >> reporter: heather hopkins was set to make a speech at an upcoming work event and was more concerneded about wat she would wear than what she would say. she booked a one on one session with a stylist from style life, a fashion and beauty platform connecting every day people to celebrity and industry leading stylists and make-up artists virtually. >> i showed her what i had in my closet and then she said, okay, use that. now when you go to the store, look for some shoes that have a certain bling to them at the end or pick out a white shirt that

has something dramatic about it. >> reporter: the result? heather looked good and felt good it was great. i had never done anything like that before. i felt much more confident being me up on the stage. >> reporter: julie floyd found this after her own struggle to find personalized styling services. >> i was growing out my natural hair and i couldn't find anyone locally who could help me with the process. i wanted someone to look at me and my skin tone, my face shape, my hair type and body shape, and really help me with who i am. >> reporter: it is perfect timing as we emerge from the pandemic. >> we start with what you have. if there is something you haven't worn for a year and you are not excited to wear it, maybe it's time to put that

aside. >> reporter: creating your celebrity style with your celebrity artist from the comfort of your home. >> i love it. style life has a discount code for our viewers on your screen now, abc15, that gets you 15% off. if you go styld, no e. i was asking her how are you getting access to the artists and she said, they are regular people too. they spend a lot of time doing red carpet events and during award season they are really busy but other times, not so much. so this is the time. fill in their schedule . that's really fun. i like that. >> it's really cool. >> if i were a star, i would be like carrie mulligan. her dress was so large that no matter what shot they were taking, you would see it. my presence would be known. >> doyou see it? >> that is a strategy.

>> dern? >> yeah. >> that was another one. >> very feathery. >> like a good morning, everyone. we are looking at what was the cold front that pushed thr thr r yesterday, dropping anywhere from 0.01 to an inch. it is 45 on the peninsula, it is colder than yesterday. we are 9 to 12 degrees colder. it will take a while to recover. when we do, we will be below average. skipping ahead to tuesday, when 80s arrive inland. 70s on the bay. comfortable obthe coast. wednesday, high pressure is overhead. a bit of an off shore flow.

mid-to upper 80s. 5 to 10 degrees above average as we get towards the middle to the end of the week, rete where we left off before our rain and as we get into friday, that should be the last warm day. it looks like a cool down at the end of the week. 61 in santa clara, partly cloudy, 60 in san mateo. and in the city, look for numbers in the upper 50s, breezy winds. those will kick up to 30 miles per hour today. in the north bay, mix of clouds and sun, low 60s out there for the warmest locations. oakland is just 59 today, 60 in union city. inland, looking at numbers in the low 60s. you heard about the warm up. we will detail that further when we see you next. >> thank you. this week, president biden is going to push for gun control and police reform. of course it comes on the heels of that guilty verdict in derek chauvin's trial and several shootings. here are details on a key

address expected from the president. >> president will of congress for the first time on n wednesday. nancy pelosi extended him the invitation earlier this month. focus on gun control will be at the center. this comes after a wave of mass shootings and high profile police shootings of black americans. the biden administration is calling on congress to do its part. we actually as an administration have taken action. the president issued executive orders. congress has to act. >> wednesday's address comes as the george floyd justice and policing act remains on the senate floor and it aims to limit bias in policing and weigh out police misconduct but would only require changes for federal officers. the president's speech will give him a chance to make the case for

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pause. the chronicle is reporting that a bay area man was hospitalized after getting a blood clot after getting the johnson & johnson vaccine. american tourists will be allowed to travel to europe as early as this summer with proof of vaccination. number three, a virginia man is in critical condition this morning after being shot by police during the domestic disturbance call. isaiah brown says a deputy mistook a cordless phone for a gun. expect delays, if you are flying out of sfo. the airport is beginning construction on the longest runway. that runway will be closed four months. and number five, we are looking at partly cloudy skies s today. winds will kick up, dry, upper 50s to low 60s inland. we are following a crash in newark, causing a slowdown on

southbound 880 before stephenson boulevard. and number 7, nomadland won big at the oscars here on abc7. the big stunner anthony hopkins winning for best actor in the father over the expected pick, the late chadwick boseman. >> as you can see from the clip, the oscars was at a totally different place this year at a train station in l.a. that was just the beginning. we got a behind the scenes look at how they pulled this off. >> reporter: good morning, i'm lara spencer, the second the academy awards end, we get to work interviewing the biggest winners. here is your first look. >> you have been a big star in south korea for a long time. now you are a huge star over the world and very much so in the u.s.. how does that feel? >> in korea, all of the young rising stars, huge stars they call.

and just old actress, i don't know how to describe yet. maybe tomorrow, a week later. i really had an oscar, supporting actress, maybe. right now i'm not feeling anything. >> reporter: that is just a sampling of what is coming up on good morning america. you don't want to miss the big oscars after party. this is your first look. >> she is adorable. >> uh-huh. >> i love watching her. san francisco's safe return to school, the students headed back to class today that are being given top priority. the bay area is ready to bring back the one shot vaccine but it is coming with a warning as we learn a bay area patient has a blood clot. did you catch the awkward finale moment to the oscars? the moment that was expected to happen and didn't.

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building a better bay area, had this is abc7 news. >> the pause is lifted. the johnson & johnson vaccine is ready for had the comeback, how soon shots could be going into arms again. are you ready to go to europe? now you can but it comes with a new set of rules. we are breaking down what you need to know before you fly. and celebrating diversity at the oscars. we look at the effort that went into making this year's show making a social statement. good morning on this monday, april 26th. >> we will get to those stories and we want to get a look at the forecast. >> good morning. as we look at the

in the north bay. chillier everywhere this morning. behind yesterday's system, we will have winds pick up. as we start this may want to grab the jacket and keep it with you throughout the day. anywhere from 3 to 13 degrees colder this monday. and by about 9:00, we will barely be in the 50s, still in the upper 40s in the north bay and we will have cloud cover. partly cloudy today, upper 50s, 2:00, low to mid-50s in some of the warmest locations. the winds up to 20 to 30 miles per hour today. keeping it on the cool side. today will be the coolest day of the week. we will begin a warming trend for tuesday. >> thank you. a bay area man may be the first in the country to experience a blood clot issue after getting the johnson & johnson vaccine. should that deter you from getting that one dose potection? his doctor says absolutely not. we are live in san francisco

with more on this unusual case. >> reporter: doctors are saying this should not discourage people from getting the johnson & johnson vaccine which is now cleared to be used again. this is according to the san francisco chronicle. a bay area man in his 30s got a clot in his leg and is in the hospital after getting the johnson & johnson vaccine. the chronicle quotes his doctor as saying he is doing well and is expected to get out of the hospital in a few days. the bay area will be using the johnson & johnson vaccine again. 8 counties and the city of berkeley put out a statement over the weekend saying the risk of blood clots is low and the vaccine can safely be given. the cdc paused the use for two weeks after 15 women developed blood clots. the chronicles are claiming this is the first known man to get a blood clot after the vaccine. the vaccine was cleared to be used again this friday.

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the seven day 1.3%. california did report a slight increase in cases yesterday with more than 1700. the number of fully vaccinated people jumpeded substantially and is now at more than 11.5 million. the state reports having a 17 day inventory of vaccine. if you are ready and you can pack your bags for europe again as long as you are fully vaccinated. here is what the head of the european union is telling travelers this morning it has been more than a year since nonessential travel was allowed in the european union. americans who have been fully vaccinated against covid-19 should be able to travel to europe by summer. according to the new york times, talks between the u.s. and e.u.f covid-19 vaccinations in america. ired out. many specifics to be the main one is how you prove

you are vaccinated. the main idea is green paspert. a valid vaccine card, negative test. >> if you have been vaccinated, you have access to the easy pass lane on a toll road. you can breeze right through. >> the head of the e.u. did not elaborate on an exact date for reopening nonessential travel to america. she noted the u.s. was making huge progress in the campaign to reach herd immunity or vaccinating 70% of all adults by mid june. >> thank you. today san francisco public middle and high schools will welcome back some students for in person learning. the school district says classrooms will reopen for priority population. what does that mean? that means newcomber students, people who are demonstrating limited online engagement, homeless students, foster youth,

students in public housing and special needs students. all other middle and high school students will not return until the fall. let's talk about the oscars. the 93rdedition of the show giving us plenty to talk about this morning from the unexpected upset at the end to my favorite part, glen close, >> honey, but listen. at front and center was a celebration of diversity. >> looking at the amount of representation from everyone, it's really encouraging. as special as this award is, it's great that more people having the opportunity to have it. i remember heather mcdaniel having to sit in the back of the theater. >> nomadland won for best picture. chloe zhao the first woman of color to win best director.

frances mcdormand got best actress. and anthony hopkins, got best actor. dniel calua won oscar for his role as fred hampton in judas in the black messiah. yuh-jung youn, first korean actress to win an and her at age just 23 got an oscar for best song. >> now the internet got upset over a perceived best actor snub. everyone expected that chadwick boseman would take the statue for his role in ma rainy's black bottom. it seemed like the producers thought that's the way it would go. they put best actor as the last award of the night instead of traditional best picture. and then it was worse because anthony hopkins wasn't there. he wins the award and then it goes to nothing and then it is

like goodnight. now boseman would have been only the third actor to win post sly. >> i did not expect to get this award. i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman who was taken from us far too early. and again thank you all very much. >> hopkins fim med that video at his home at wales and said he felt privileged and honored to receive the award. prior to the very end, the oscars were making history for being the most diverse year ever. >> that's exciting. >> yeah. >> i mean, it was kind of -- you know, you want to end on -- i wanted to cry. >> i know. and if i can add one more thing.

it ends and your mouth is dropped already and then the after show starts and immediately they mispronounce the first name on camera, andrew reynolds. and he didn't let it go and i appreciate that. >> he didn't? >> no. >> okay. but overall good. >> overall good and then we got to the end. >> oh, gosh. we are going to show you how the show made a social statement. >> reporter: the 93rd academy awards didn't waste time making a social statement. >> i have to be honest, if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i may have traded in my heels for marching boots. >> reporter: historical films like the trial of the seven paralleled the social justice message of many winners and

presenters. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope we would refuse hate. >> those are the most powerful moments to talk about their own identity and how this impacts them. to me those are the human moments that make me really excited. and to learn more about who are the people making these stories. >> reporter: after years of calling for more representation, the academy's members are more diverse than ever. according to the center for asian american media, the pandemic is partially responsible. >> these movies were on netflix and amazon prime and you know, when they don't go through the theatrical system, you see more diversity and stories being more connecting and resonating with audiences. >> reporter: asians won big. yuh-jung youn the first korean to be nominated and win for best supporting actress. >> i can't believe i'm here.

>> reporter: had her speech highlighted how far have come. >> basically, she said, i watched this as a show and never thought she would be on the stage. >> reporter: chloe zhao's win for best director also made history. >> she is the first woman of color, woman film maker to win the award, and only the second woman director to ever win in 90 years. >> reporter: for nowano, this was just the beginning of more progress for people of all backgrounds in hollywood. >> i see their future brighter now. they see more opportunities. they have more people that they can look up to as mentors. s excitement is not over. >> up next, a behind the scenes preview of the live with kelly and ryan after oscars show. but first, a check of your weather with lisa argen. >> good morning.

starting out with chilly conditions from 3 to 13 degrees colder. look at the freezing temperature on mount diablo. 40 in danville, mid-30s, a ligh. it feels a little colder and 50 in oakland. as we go through the next couple of hours in the northta rosa, recovering to the 40s at 8:00, near 60 later on today. partly cloudy skies. over into oakland. low 50s, 8:00, upper 50s by the afternoon. a mix of clouds and sun. here's where we will have the winds. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. highs only in the mid-50s. kind of a cool day out there. even on the peninsula, numbers in the low 50s at 10:00. managic only 5 degrees warmer than that throughout the afternoon. upper 40s and partly cloudy skies, low 60s should do it. your only spring like afternoon today as the heat begins to

build as we get into mid week. in the south bay, around couper tino, low 50s around 10:00, near 60 by the afternoon. we have a spring like forecast today, a warm up tomorrow. and temperatures as much as 10 degrees warmer throughout the work week. i'll have your accu weather seven-day forecast coming up. >> good morning. we are going to start off with a crash in newark involving multiple cars, sounds like five according to the chp. big back up on 880 before stevenson boulevard. i will let you know when that clears up. a live s you the san mateo bring. traffic is moving advisory for bridges right now, for the venesia bridge. this is emory, headlights

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the oscar buzz has not worn off and it will be all of the buzz here on abc7. kelly and ryan live will celebrate with an after show. you are looking at the rehearsal. they will skip the trip to hollywood and stay in new york. but the producer says one thing that is not changing is live team excitement. >> we are the first stop when the celebrities win. they come to us. we get that excitement. this year, the only difference is it's going to be they will be on a camera and we will be on a camera and we will talk to them in a distance way. >> this is the tenth year f yo c watch it right here on

abc7. the show starts at 9:00 this morning. sometimes there is nothing better than jumping in clear blue water on a nice sunny day. that's what this cat did. the cat's name is fisher. this happened in florida, of course. his human dad shared the video. he was taking a refreshing swim in key west. you may look and see that fisher is wearing a tiny life jacket. he has been swimming since he was a kitten and also enjoyed paddle boarding and riding around in boats. >> fisher is living the life. >> fisher is part human but no one is ready for that discussion. hi, lisa. i was enjoying that. good morning, everyone. here's your tower camera and the sun coming up in another 30 minutes. it will be a beautiful day. how warm? not that warm. you can see the 30s for morgan hill to half moon bay this morning. 50 enoakland, mountain view at

41. the view from mount tam, it's going to be on the cool side. you can see some of the clouds in the distance. high pressure is off shore. we will allow for some mix of sun and clouds today. 35 in santa rosa as well as napa. it feels like 41 by the delta, 43 in livermore. yesterday's cold front didn't bring a lot of rain but it is bringing us the cold sector of air behind it with northwesterly winds today. starting out with the chill. as we get plenty of sunshine, we will have a little bit of cloud cover here and there. then the winds will kick up. as for today, we will call it partly cloudy. temperatures will be below average. we should see highs well into the upper 60s. 61 today in san jose, 59 in oakland, upper 50s in richmond. grab the jacket. you will need it around the bay or on the shore line. it will be breezy. the seven-day forecast, we warm

up by about 10 degrees inland tomorrow. also, around the bay, 60s and 70s. we have 80s inland on wednesday, thursday, friday. 70s around the bay, comfortable at the coast. a bit of a cool down into next weekend. >> thank you. new at 6:00, help wanted, the sign up bonuses some restaurants are offering to attract t new employees. the oakland zoo sending out a message after yesterday's rain forced it to close, what you need to know if you are trying to redeem tickets. what's the most creative thing you can do with cardboard? we will check out some innovations from students taking part in a tech challenge. looking outside right now at

this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly.

i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking and help our state get back to work. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. welcome back. covid-19 cases are sky rocketing

in india, prompting local congress men to intervene and ask the federal government to help out. we spoke with a ucsf medical expert who said to end the global pandemic, all eyes need to be on india right now. >> reporter: hospitals are running out of oxygen and space. a staggering record, 2600 people died from covid-19 in 24 hours. in the bay area, avanda nick oly prays her family survives. nine of them have covid-19 in india. >> everyone is afraid to walk out of their house. it is like you have to have your guard up. it is almost like you are breathing virus because every other person around you has it. >> reporter: with only 9% of the country vaccinated and nearly a million cases in three days, ucsf disease expert dr. man vany says there needs to be a global effort to help india. >> all eyes need to be on india right now. any place that is not doing well

impacts us in the u.s.. it is not over until it is over for everyone. >> for along time, india was doing well. what happened? >> the country opened up, there was a very large festival. there was lots of mingling and the virus took hold. >> reporter: president biden confirming the u.s. will assist india providing resources and supplies. u.s. representative ro cada, vice president of the indian caucus has been advocating for the intervention. >> the adminstrigz should be releasing the astrazeneca vaccine. we need military support to assist in getting the oxygen and ppe to the hospitals in india that need them. it means we need to talk to pfizer and moderna about a one year waiver on ip. >> when will india begin to receive the aid from the u.s.? >> our hope is the next few days. >> reporter: the u.s. government

promising to deploy a team of u.s. health officers from the cdc to collaborate within san f, abc7. >> and google is stepping up to help with the crisis in india, donating $18 million to help families cover every day expenses. part of the donation will go to unicef to get supplies like oxygen there. they are giving brants to health authorities to connect people with testing and vaccines. kids have used cardboard to create amazing inventions. it is run by the tech interactive in san jose. they provided us with the video of the stem projects made by students from grades 4-12. they had to design an item made of cardboard and transform it. the ultimate in upcycle. >> most of the kids are local. because we went virtual, we had

kids signing up from all over the country and even from pakistan. we have a fun partnership where engineers are helping kids in detroit. >> what is this dog going to do? i'm curious. oh, didn't get to see it. awards will be given out on sunday. >> wow, these kids are so smart, good for them. good morning everyone. you can see some blue skies and clouds around the bay. temperatures will be on the cooler side of average today. partly cloudy, patchy fog, drier and sunny pattern tomorrow through friday. and then warming up midweek with a return to the 80s inland. now, all of the advisories for the snow have been dropped in the sierra nevada. we could see some snow showers here. partly cloudy skies from the north to the south. showers on the north coast and even l.a.

on the cool side in the 60s. with the departing system, we are a little cool today but things change for tuesday. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> thank you. this weekend's rain caused on i website, the zoo wrote, closures happen when there are unsafe conditions for guests. it comes a couple months after the zoo opened for the first time since the start of the pandemic. anyone with tickets for sunday should email to reschedule within 30 days. starting today, you need to be patient if you are flying out of sfo. construction is set to begin on the airport's longest runway. it will be closed for four months. it will be repaved, they will add better lighting and add two new taxiways. it will happen between 5:00 and 8:00 in the evening. a warning from oakland

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meanwhile, we are learning about the first known case of a man suffering from blood clots after getting vaccine here in the bay area. the sunshine returning today after a stormy weekend. check out this video. and shows the rate on the golden gate bridge yesterday. lisa is tracking our days ahead. good morning, monday, april 26th. we are going to start by checking in with lisa. it wasn't a lot of rain, lisa, but it certainly happened. >> that's right, we would need about 100 of those to get to where we should be for this time of the year. mill valley came in with one third of an inch. dublin and danville, a quarter of an inch. the rest of you, well, not so impressive. but those we look at by doppler 7, there is the system and we are looking at a ridge of high pressure, allowing for some warmer days beginning tomorrow. clear skies here, golden gate bridge, where numbers are pretty cool in the north bay. upper 30s in morgan hill, 41 in mountville. another look here, isn't this pretty from the peak camera tonight, it's a full moon. you want to check it out. mid 30s from santa rosa. 43 in concord. and with the cooler start

today, you'll need the jacket, and we will look for numbers below average. 50s to