no appointment needed, besides opening for droppings, starting today. next steps in the effort to recall governor gavin newsom after the state has recounted signatures. when a special election will actually be held. negative april seven 27, good morning to you. hi, lisa. >> reggie, kumasi, good morning to you. a cheer this morning. high-pressure offshore that'll begin to build into the bay area today. look at that view, nice to wake up to. 40 in san francisco, forty fort oakland, 40 in mountain view. san jose, 42. 39 in morgan hill, and half moon bay. exploratorium camera, clear sky, upper 30s in santa rosa, napa, low 40s and inland valleys pick heading out, maybe a light jacket pick low 50s by 9:00. then by noontime, already near 70 inland. and looking at a lot of sunshine throughout the afternoon, but the winds will pick up. reggie? reject, thank you.

like secretary of state office said they had enough verified signatures to qualify for an election. governor newsom tweeting about the news shortly after it was announced yesterday, only a simple majority vote is needed to recall the governor. political experts have meant that is unlikely given the state's exceptional colored rates, and strong democratic leaning. >> state governments are doing well, businesses are doing well. it ahead of forecast, in terms of tax receipts. so it's not like we are in the midst of an economic catastrophe. beyond what the net rest of the nation has. in fact, we are better off than the rest of the nation. >> gray davis remains the only california governor to ever be recalled. governor newsom's approval rating is more than double what davises was. a recall election is likely to happen in late summer or fall. we are also looking back at the 2003 recall of governor davis, the only successful one and see history. our abc7 original documentary , total recalled, looks at everything from the surprise candidates to the rise of the

governor later, arnold schwarzenegger. you can watch on our abc7 connected app, available on roku, amazon fire tv, apple tv and android tv. you can just search trends shoe bay area. this morning if you live, work, or go to school in santa clara county, you can just walk right in. 13 vaccination sites in the county are opening up this week to people without appointments. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joining us live at the fairgrounds in san jose. amy? >> reporter: hi there. this is one of those sites you can now just walk in. the county now has 20,000 shots, they just need people who want them? they are going to try to make it a little bit easier. so they are going to let people walk in, without appointment, and get vaccinated. that is going to be happening at most sites, starting today. this does not apply to levi stadium or east ridge mall. although, those sites are now allowing people to make same- day appointments. the county's health officer

likes the momentum. the momentum he has seen so far in this county. he wants to keep it going. >> our percentages are pretty good. we are at 65% of the county has at least one dose of vaccine. over one third of people have had two doses. for the moderna or pfizer. we are doing very well. we want to keep the pace and keep people coming in to be vaccinated, so we can get through all of our communities. >> reporter: county officials noticed something they don't really like so much, and that is a drop off in the number of people making a point to get the vaccine, so they want that to change. they want to get people in here. so they are going to try to make it easier and let people just walk in. they are encouraging everyone to go out and get the shot, but also want to make sure people show up for their second shot. a big push here in the south bay. anyone over the age of 16 can walk in and get a shot. they are really hoping everyone will take advantage of this. now through sunday, got today,

get that shot. live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. santa clara county is also lending a helping hand older residents that need to get a vaccine. they are offering free paratransit rides to get to and from vaccination appointments. 75% of seniors age 75 and up are already vaccinated in santa clara county. another focus is on that remaining 25%, and eliminating any barriers to them getting a shot. new developments we told you about yesterday on abc7 mornings. we now know that a bay area man with a blood clot that is linked to the johnson & johnson vaccine is from san francisco. he is the first known man in the u.s. to suffer that complication from that shot. ucsf said the man who is in his 30s, was diagnosed last wednesday after experiencing pain in his lower back and leg. she was admitted to ucsf health 30 days after receiving the shot. >> if the guy knew enough to go seek care, and the er figured

it out right away, they got appropriate treatment, now he's going to be able to, you know, he will come out of this fine. >> the johnson & johnson vaccine makes up about 4% of doses administered across the state. but in three bay area counties, it is a higher percentage. alameda, santa clara, and san francisco counties all have percentages that are closer to 5%. state health officials say, the blood clot risk is low, but they are still reviewing the data. today, president biden is expected to make a big announcement about something we have all just gone used to doing during this pandemic. we are talking about wearing a mask. jobina is at the live desk tracking details about new guidance coming in and just hours. >> president biden is that to take the lead in releasing these updated guidelines for outdoor mask wearing and smaller groups. the cdc says nearly 96 million americans are now fully vaccinated. more than half of adults have gone one shot. coming up on jimmy this morning at 7:00, live with his diagnosis of the likely change.

>> when you are outside come out and about, unless you are in large, crowded groups, there is really very, very little risk of being outdoors. so i think the cdc is going to signal that. i think we will see a lot of states pull back mask mandate, except for those very specific situations. indoor masks need to continue for a little bit longer, but i think it makes sensible deck outdoor mask mandates. >> this comes as countries fight back against vaccine hesitancy. a new abc news poll shows 24% of americans say they are not inclined to get any of the vaccines, down from 32% a month ago. less than half the johnson & johnson vaccine as safe the cdc continues to stress, those related blood clots are extremely rare, but the benefits of the shot far outweigh the risks. commodity? thank you, jobina. happening tonight in the east bay, the newark unified school district is hosting a town hall to provide parents with the latest information about its

reopening plan. in person instruction is going to star on thursday. this is part of a phased-in hybrid plan for students who want to return to class. teachers aren't thrilled with this idea, according to the east bay times. a teachers union reluctantly approved the agreement with the school district. they are worried about safety and about working conditions. the virtual town hall with the superintendent starts at 7:00 pm. new development with the effort to recall the mayor of windsor, supporters filed paperwork yesterday to officially start the process of removing dominic foppoli. the campaign now has 130 days oft th signatures from e llot. sexual assault allegations. he has denied any wrongdoing. he has refused to resign but that he is taking a step back from an active role on the town council. a t state task force investigating employment fraud on prisoners are responsible for cleaning $2 billion. according to sf gate, so far there have been 68 arrests and

more than 1600 other inquiries have been open. investigators say some claims are not, they are filed in the names of prisoners and they don't even know it. but there are now several cases in which incarcerated people coordinated with friends and family, to file these claims. still ahead, a first for california. the state, losing a seat in the house, after the most recent census. a political expert explaining what may have caused the population. >> critical vote expected today relating to water usage. what declaring a stage i drought means for people living in the east bay. and a satisfying look as that boat, tinker, ship

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keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope.

east bay will be voting today on whether to declare a stage i drought. the declaration would ask for a 10% voluntary reduction in water use. this wouldn't impact the price of water for now. east bay mud spokesperson said this is shaping up to be the driest year ever for the district. we are expected to learn about santa clara county's water supply today too. valley waters board of directors will receive an update on conditions tonight. during the last historic drought in 2013, the board will call for 20% reduction in water use throughout santa clara county. members haven't said yet whether that can happen again this year, but they are already preparing by upgrading water treatment plant, and expanding the use of recycled water. sprinklers are off at my house, that is for sure, as we look at the drought monitor here. in california, the entire state under some sort of a drought, and the lighter color indicates severe, and the extreme as we get towards napa, sonoma,

vallejo, into concord.into conc. to go back to back, very dry years. in the 40s right now in santa cruz, going through the upper 60s today for a warming trend, looking at 47 in san francisco, 40 in mountain view, 39 in morgan hill nice view of the exploratorium camera. we had some fog in napa. low 40s in the east bay. as we look at the north bay, mid-70s today in san rafael. oakland, mid to upper 60s. ugly, about 65. looking at san francisco getting breezy in the low 60s. elsewhere on the peninsula, san mateo, belmont, upper 60s. for sunnyvale today, or i should say pleasanton, dublin, low to mid 70s.mid 70s.mid 70 finally, in the south bay, beautiful day. a lot of son, near 70 today. jobina? thank you. good morning, everyone. we will start off with live pictures, first off, beginning with the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not

but it is beginning to stack up there, as you can see. my guess is they will flip on any minute. it's slow as you make your way to san francisco across the bridge. live look in san jose, showing off 280, very clear in the south bay this morning. i just want to update you on the cross we are following in oakland right now. this is going to be less than 24, right before the west on 580 connector. it is looking pretty clear there for the most part. also new this morning, we want to alert you, a deadly crash in san jose happened late last night, and we are still working to get those details. one car ended up slipped against the wall. san jose police say two people were killed in the crash, just before 10:00 pm. on lawrence expressway, right off of 280. the details of who these two people were inside the vehicle is unclear right now, but we will let you know as soon as we get more information, reggie and kumasi. thank you, jobina. coming up, a new privacy feature on the iphone, how you can now have more control over apps and tracking them. many people are splurging

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simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. for california is losing some of its political power. we are losing one seat in congress after the release of the latest census data. growth has stalled but california is still the most populous state in the country. jobina at the live desk with what this means for us. back thank you, reggie. this means california will be one of seven states to lose a seat in congress. new york needed just 89 more people to hold on to its feet. six states gained seats, including texas, which gained two house seats. so does this mean there is a california exodus? political experts say, not exactly. >> we come from multiple kinds of issues. this can come from people leaving the state, but that that's maybe the thing that's

overestimated. the bigger impact could be the changing in birth rates among californians. >> the data showing population shifts within the state won't be available until later this year. that is when the citizens redistricting commission will decide how to redraw district lines to eliminate one congressional district, kumasi? thank you, jobina. apples long-awaited privacy feature for iphone and ipad is now rolling out, this tool called app tracking transparency launched yesterday. it gives users more control over apps that want to track them for advertising. so if you are interested in this, the first thing you will need to do is upper update your operating system. after that, when you open up the tracks you, you will be greeted with a pop up at a chance to opt out. >> it's a good change. part of the danger of the internet is losing your individuality and your privacy. this allows you to still help advertisers make your messages

relevant, without telling them what you are doing tuesday afternoon at 2:00 pm. >> tech companies and some other businesses oppose this change. they argue it'll hurt businesses that rely on this data for advertising. happening today, the queen of pop legal battle is headed back to court. a hearing is set for this afternoon and britney spears conservatorship stage. she's been under the legal arrangement since 2008, when she had a mental health crisis. she is trying to get her father removed as her conservator. at today's hearing, the judge will consider a petition filed by the attorney to name a new permanent inserter. although today, facebook launches its inapt spotify player. the partnership lets you play your songs and podcasts from within your newsfeed with a small spotify many player running at the bottom spotify free users will use your occasional ads. spotify said listeners will be given the option to consent to any personal data sharing when

they first start the player. 6:00, the travel boom is starting to ramp up again and it appears many air travelers are splurging on premium seats for their first trips back. according to bloomberg, more people are booking business class seats, to minimize the risk of catching covid. it's all about the extra space. travelers say they want more room, incentive flying shoulder to shoulder in coat. this is welcome news to airlines, who have struggled to fill seats at the start of the pandemic. fyi, no, we did not go back in time. continental airlines does not exist. despite what you just saw on that video. >> you know what, if i was really on it, i was i would buy the seat next to me so i can have a whole feet. i don't know if i'm on that level yet. but i would do it. >> that's expensive. at that point, shouldn't you maybe just upgrade to first? >> but even that is too close. i want the whole world. two first class seats, is that what i should do? >> let's ask ginger in just a second what you should do.

we are turning to ginger zee right now, are we not? no, we are going to whether. hi, lisa. i think you should just get a private plane, kumasi. >> now we are talking. >> maybe we can pool our resources and five private. never done that, that is a goal i have for one day, yeah right. from the sutro tower camera, beautiful start to the day. 44 in oakland, 39 in mountain view and half moon bay. cooler out there in mount tam. clear, numbers in the 30s for you. we have had some fog up by napa. 37, novato, 46. low 40s in livermore. so we will be looking at a warming trend, beginning today. temperatures above average in the north bay, a couple of degrees below average elsewhere. warmer afternoons for your wednesday, thursday, friday. then we get slightly cooler into the weekend. we are so going to talk about

above average. here is a look at the wind. it was dusty yesterday. we get towards 9:00, winds are light, but once again, they will be kicking up not only along the coast, but look at oakland come up to 22 miles an hour. livermore, discovery bay. it is a breezy afternoon, but afternoon highs will be in the upper 60s from oakland and fremont, 75 in santa rosa, 76 in concord. look for low 70s in san jose and the accuweather seven-day forecast, in the mid-80s inland tomorrow and thursday. mid-70s wednesday, then not slight cooling, a few more high cloud thursday and friday. into the weekend, little bit more fog, but still very pleasant. reggie, kumasi? now we are checking in with ginger zee come alive with what's coming up on gma. >> rning,ma. ginger. hi, ggie. nice rnup gma, hamaskguel excted from the c,an fowearing retdoo? adesnaabouthe recalls for

justice over the fatal police shooting of andrew brown junior. his family says, they were only shown 22nd of body camera footage. the mayor of the north carolina city has declared a state of emergency and we're live on the ground, right there with the latest. also, an exclusive for you this morning i'm of the booming used car market, which makes and models are shell selling for top dollar, and do you have extra cash sitting in your driveway right now? we will get into it, only on gma. also, taking you behind palace doors to find out what life is like for royalty in the 21st century pick the grand duchess of luxenberg inviting us into her castle for a rare interview. and going back to the e, i fekei love th u had a continental airlines video, so i feel like i would just try to reinstate continental airlines in general, so i could fly only them, make it exactly how i want. that's how much of a flight snob i'm . >> you need your own airline.

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good tuesday morning to you. we are clear this morning. a little bit of patchy fog along the san mateo coast. then on wednesday, the beaches will see a little fog. thursday, some high clouds. it also coincides with a warm that begins today. tomorrow will be in the mid and upper 80s inland, 70s moving in. and around the bay by thursday, we are even warmer in spots. it still stays comfortable with 60s along the shthe shthe shtheh so that is very summerlike, reggie? thanks, lisa. despite spending more time at home because of the pandemic, the u.s. in the midst of a baby bus. not a baby boom. figures show americans are having fewer babies this year. according to analysis by the

chronicle, california's birthrates in january and february, around the time when early pandemic babies would be due, actually declined by 15%. now this decline, i should say year-to-year decline, it's the steepest decline. it is the steepest decline for those since at least 1960. experts tell the chronicle, the birthrate decline is probably because of what he called lockdown shock, or the immediate stress of the pandemic motivated many would be parents to put a break on their plans. i've heard of some other reasons, but we can talk about that privately, kumasi. ♪ >> i just want to linger. disneyland is back on friday, ahead of this week's reopening though, disneyland held this ceremonial lighting of sleeping beauty's castle last night. the company called it a beacon of hope for disney fans everywhere.

the park has a soft opening today for cast members and their guests. on friday, the park opens everybody else. you do have to make a reservation in advance and disney is the parent company of abc7. why are you here and not getting ready for the soft opening? >> thank you.thank you.thank yo. >> i don't know what's going on. adventure campus opens in june, maybe i will go for that. >> reporter: okay, go for that. nexus 6:30, not a meager agreed to pay half $1 million for lifts self driving tech. caitlyn jenner may be running against governor newsom but her entering the race may have helped her campaign. donations after jenner's

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> now at six:30, santa clara county's race to vaccinate takes a new turn. walk-ins are welcome and more than a dozen sites starting today. what you need to know if you plan to show up. new guidelines regarding outdoor mask wearing are inspected to be released. reporting in washington, coming up, what's being done about vaccine hesitancy. ready for recall, the effort to oust governor newsom taking a key step forward, what needs to happen next to put the measure on the ballot. good morning, welcome to tuesday, april 27th. we will start withstart withstah and the accuweather forecast. >> reggie, kumasi, good morning, everyone. mike has the day off. what a day is going to become a warm-up, clear start. sunre.47 downtownn was the seat lfmo bay. cooler start for many of you.

looking at the golden gate bridge, nice day. the winds will kick up, especially not only along the coast, but around the bay as well. 37 in napa, 30 in santa rosa. looking at old sunshine today. by noontime, low 60s around the bay, 70s around san ramon and danville. staying in the 50s, pacifica, half moon bay. by the afternoon, in the mid- 70s in santa rosa. upper 60s in oakland, and a clear night. we will talk about how much warmer a gets in a few minutes. reggie? >> it's a pretty morning. lisa, thank you. for a limited time only, you can waltz into some vaccination site and you don't need an appointment at all. santa clara county has a bunch of doses and they are just waiting for people to show up. your health as part of our focus of building a better bay area and abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at a site that allows for welcomes in san jose. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi. it is all clear here. remember when we saw long lines, people getting to the site early to try to get a shot.

supply and demand is in our favor right now. that means customer service is improving. you can now walk into a site in santa clara county. you don't need an appointment. you can just show up and you can get that shot. they've got 20,000 doses in this county that they want and need to get to people. so starting today, they will allow people to walk into most sites without an appointment and get that shot. it does not apply to levi's and eastmont mall, but they are allowing some same-day appointments at those locations. part of the motivation behind this move is the drop off. the drop off they are seeing here in people making appointments. >> we really want to make it easier for people to get vaccinated. they don't have to look around for women, try to figure out the internet. it just, they can come down to our sites, walk in and get vaccination. >> reporter: the county health officer said he is pleased with

the numbers, so far, saying 55% of the county has at least one shot of the vaccine. he wants to see that momentum continue. he also wants to encourage people to make sure they get that second shot. so they will be able to walk in, starting today, through sunday. they are hoping people will take advantage of this. just go today. go and get thththththth live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. today, president biden is inspected to release updated cdc guidelines on mask wearing outdoors for people who are fully vaccinated. the country is battling an increase in vaccine hesitancy. this morning, abc7 news reporter has more on what states are doing to fight back. >> reporter: good morning. we have reached a point where over half of adults in this country have received at least one dose of vaccine. this is coming as new covid guidelines are inspected to be released. this morning, the new milestone in the fight against the coronavirus, nearly 96 million americans are now fuy vaccinate the cdc isspected to announce new guidelines for

outdoor mask wearing, for those fully vaccinated. >> research really shows a very small proportion of infections, really less than 10%, happen outdoors. >> reporter: a growing number of states across the country are lifting outdoor mask mandate. is as vaccination sites once again offer johnson & johnson's one-shot vaccine. the cdc blames the vaccine's benefits outweigh the risks. a new abc news poll taken reveals the pause may have caused lower trust in the vaccine. less than half of americans see the j&j vaccine as safe. 73% of those not yet vaccinated said they wouldn't take the shot. daily vaccinations are dropping to an average of 2.75 million doses. 24% of americans are not inclined to get a covid-19 vaccine. the efforts continue around the country, to fight vaccine hesitancy. in west virginia, governor jim justice offering a $100 savings bond for any 16 to 35-year-old, willing to get a >> i am telling you, it is time, west virginia, to shut this thing down. >> reporter: the biden

administration announcing a plan to send ppe and million doses of the astrazeneca vaccine to india, where they've seen nearly 1 million new covid cases in the last three days. abc news, washington. it isn't just the biden administration sending supplies to india. california is also sending lifesaving equipment to help with the surge of covid cases there. governor newsom says, the state is sending more than 1100 pieces of equipment. that includes oxygen regulators that adjust and control the rate of oxygen flow. the governor says, everyone deserves equality and medical treatment against the virus. he says, california still has a robust stockpile to respond to any outbreaks here. this morning, the countdown is on to a recall election. organizers have gathered enough signatures to recall governor newsom. jobina is breaking down what comes next. >> thank you, kumasi. the campaign against the governor reached 1.95 million verified signatures, and needed 1.5 million to move forward. this is all a go. even though there's 30 days to withdraw signatures, it's

unlikely that the, that thatth recall. this is something making national headlines. a simple majority vote is needed to recall the governor, some of his support has eroded since receiving top marks for his early handling of the pandemic. just a year ago. >> under the circumstances, to advance a proclamationa proclamn state of emergency, and the state of california. >> at the moment, i do not believe anybody sat there thinking about running would have a chance of defeating gavin newsom. >> former san francisco mayor, willie brown, and other state clinical experts say a recall passing is unlikely, given low transmission rates and the june 15th full reopening target date, and the states strong democratic makeup. newsom's approval rating is more than twice what governor gray davis is was when he was recalled in 2003. any recall election would likely be held in late summer or fall.

reggie? okay, jobina, thank you. governor newsom's anti-recall campaign that it received a generous fundraising boost after caitlyn jenner enter the race. the former olympian and reality tv star announced her run for california governor last week. according to newsom's team, the governor raised $300,000 in online contributions in the 36 hours after jenner entered the recall race, to take his seat. newsom sent an email blast to his donors, tying jenner to former president donald trump, asking for funds. newsom's campaign spokesperson told politico, supporters came through, saying a grassroots army is fired up. still ahead, biden administration reverses a trumpet, how this will help telephone to cut down on pollution. taking alive look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down right now by about 85 points. another update on the market, next. if you've been thinking about trading your car in, maybe now is the time. makes and models going for a pretty penny during this used- car market boom.

now we are checking in with jobina for a look at the commute. hi, jobina. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. we will start here with a live look outside at the there is some moving traffic westbound as you make your way into san francisco. metering lights are on, so that is something to keep in mind, because the toll plaza is looking packed right now. bringing you a live picture here from the san mateo bridge, traffic is also building as people make their way toward the peninsula this morning. we are really starting to see things slow down in san jose as well. we have a three car crash here on northbound 101, before mckee road. injuries have been reported here as well. i will keep an eye on this as it develops throughout the morning. good morning, lisa. jobina, good morning to you. we have a beautiful start to the day. it is nice and clear from our roof camera. the sun was up. it is six 18 a m. that's a lot of daylight, almost 14 hours. we are looking at numbers in the low 40s in san jose. upper 40s in san francisco, 44 in oakland, 39 in half moon

bay, this is san rafael. a lot of cumulus cloud yesterday, even a renegade shower. today is nothing but wall-to- wall sunshine. 37 in napa, 38 in santa rosa. so the cool spot, for sure, even some fog in napa with 43 in livermore, 44 in concord. looking at a cool but clear start this morning. warmer, beginning today. that'll last through friday. saturday and sunday, a few degrees of cooling as our high- pressure ridge begins to break down. as it builds in today, northerly winds will bring in some warmer air, push it down to the surface. we still have a sea breeze that'll allow for those gusty winds. not even in the city, across the bay later on today, 60 in fremont, look for upper 60s in palo alto, 75 in santa rosa. that is above average. 71 in san jose, 76 in concord. and the next several days, you can track the warm-up with more sunshine on wednesday, 80s for cupertino and sunnyvale. look for near 80 in santa rosa.

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happening today, convicted killer scott peterson could find out if he will be getting a new penalty phase trial. peterson is that to make a virtual court appearance in

marin. in 2005, jury sentenced him to death, for murdering his wife and their unborn son. last year though, the california supreme court cited errors in the jury selection process, and ordered a san mateo county judge to re- examine whether peterson should be given a new trial. peterson has maintained innocence. the sheriff's office in elizabeth city, north carolina, continues today's widespread criticism and questioning over what exactly happened in the shooting death of 42-year-old andrew brown junior. the family for the father of seven says, they were only shown 20 seconds of one body can video yesterday. multiple deputies were involved in that felony drug search warrant last week. in the video, the family says, they could see both of brown's hands on the steering wheel, when deputies unleashed a hail of bullets into the car. u.s. department of justice, now that's getting the louisville, kentucky, police department. they will look into any use of unreasonable force, as well as

any unconstitutional stops, seizures, and search warrants. they cited the case of breonna taylor. louisville pd came under intense scrutiny last year, for shooting and killing the 26- year-old aspiring nurse, during a botched search warrant. new this morning, cyber criminals have targeted the washington dc please department. this is the third such attack on a u.s. police department in just six weeks. the group called the book claimed response ability for the leak of this hacks data. yesterday, it appeared to release chiefs reports, lists of arrests, and list of persons of interest. the group is known for ransom were attacks, in which they hold victims data hostage until they pay a ransom often that point. dc police said it is aware unauthorized server. organizers of the olympics are busy testing venues ahead of the summer games. a small number of japanese floors did a practice run in one of the pools inside the aquatic center. organizers are taking extra time to walk through covid

protocols, like how they will keep swimmers socially distance, when they are out of the water. today's test event was the first one since bulimics were postponed more than a year ago. opening ceremonies are now less than three months away. now to the morning money report, new data showing used car sales are skyrocketing across the country. a shortage of new cars and new car prices hitting his archives is really pushing the demand for used cars higher and higher. with supply low, there is a hidden goldmine now. if you have one thing in your driveway. >> when they said we will go 6000 over, i was like, we will never get this lucky again. >> we cannot get enough vehicles to keep up with the demand right now. in my 22 years, i have never seen anything like this. >> coming up in 7:00 am, gma's becky worley is live at the toyota of marin dealership in san rafael, with how you can cash in. here's a hint. trucks are doing pretty well. the top five 2018 vehicles holding their best value, all

heavy duty pickups. lyft is selling itself driving technology division to a subsidiary of toyota for $550 million. the 300 people working for lyft level v project will be integrated into the toyota group. they will continue to operate out of palo alto. the sale will allow lyft to work with other companies that want to deploy their technology on the lyft platform. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, you can see we are still down by about it he points. >> i don't understand this. my mind is still wrapping around this concept, but there's a new addition to a sweet and savory snack food. sam's club is now selling krispy kreme original glazed donut smart food popcorn. the trt is part ofa long list of new popcorn products that the members only chain is now offering, other flavors include pickle and ranch, and even an ice cream inspired version of the snack.

what? >> now you know i love my krispy kreme. >> but do you want that flavor on popcorn? >> i sure don't. >> i have to say, i did try a pickle chip the other day. >> you like it? >> have you had that? that is actually delicious. >> i love salt and vinegar chips. is a kind of like. >> it is kind of in that realm, yeah. you have and you are like oh. okay. right? do you need that? >> bring me some. >> lisa? >> ring me my skinny pop and i'm happy. i would like that, i would like the pickle one. >> but about the krispy kreme? >> i don't need that, no think deal, no thank you. hot high pressure. this continues to build over the bay area, bringing a warming trend today, tomorrow, into friday in fact, we are

going to see numbers about 10 degrees above average inland. by tomorrow, 47 in san francisco, 44 in oakland, 40 in mountain view. 42 and hands and how they. 30s and morgan bay. from mount tam, nice view here, climbing from the 30s to the 70s today from santa rosa napa know where you are pretty cool and you've got some fog there in napa. 41 by the delta, low 40s for you in livermore. so with the clear sky, we are looking at a nice start today, a light jacket. but then by the afternoon, temperatures within a few degrees of average. so the warm-up this takes us through the rest of the work week. then by the weekend, slightly cooler. in the south bay, 71 in san jose. how about 69 in alpena, sunny, upper 60s today on the peninsula..sea breeze, then some breezy to gusty winds throughout the afternoon for not only the shoreline, but even in mountain view, where ee, 62 wntown, outh

about 60 for this time of year. 70s arriving here from calistoga and napa, 72. petaluma, nearing 70 in berkeley. hercules, about 70. upper 60s in union city. and we got low to mid 70s for you in the san ramon valley. 74 in livermore, whatever 70s in antioch and brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today begins the warm- up. more spring warmth on wednesday, about 5 degrees of warming inland. high clouds on thursday and friday, but still above average, except at the coast and a few degrees cooler this weekend, kumasi. >> thank you, lisa. as more people get the covid vaccine, some women say they have noticed changes in their menstrual cycle. as dr. heather huddleston is an ob/gyn at ucsf, she says it is possible that stress, disrupted sleep, even disrupted the temperature could lead to something in the menstrual cycle being thrown off. she hasn't noticed more complaints about changes at her clinic, and wants to reassure women that the vaccines are

safe. >> we also don't even know definitively if there is a true link with menstrual cycles, and the vaccine. however, we do know that in addition to hormones being really important in the menstrual cycle, that there is a role for the immune system in the uterus. >> dr. huddleston says women should consult their doctors about any concerning changes in their cycles. if you have any questions about the vaccine, you can head to our website. we have details and side effects after you get your shot and a guide to finding appointment if you still need one. it's up right now at abc7news.com/vaccine. california can once again regulate vehicle emissions. the upa has officially reinstated the state waiver, which will allow it to enforce strict standards. in 2019, the trumpet ministration stepped in to prevent states from lamenting their own rules, and the epa withdrew key parts of california's waiver. last week, the biden administration reversed that.

speaking up president biden, i want to remind you, abc7 will have live coverage of his address to congress and the nation tomorrow. our coverage begins at 6:00 pm on abc7 and all of our connected tv apps. the president's speech will be followed by a special edition of abc7 news at 8:00 pm. they say there is nothing in sports quite like a live hockey game. for the first time in more than a year, sharks fans got to cheer from inside. abc7 news was there to see the first season ticket holders walk into the sap center after meeting a full list of over 19 protocols first. sharks fans have to be masked and show proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid test. there's also on-site testing available. >> you know, seeing the players actually come out, feeling the cold of the ice. we miss it. we miss it a lot. it's going to be great to see them. >> the sharks, goal. you hear that over the loudspeaker, finally. >> so about 5000 to 6000 fans were there last night. and anyone who says home fans

don't make a difference, the sharks snapped and eight game losing streak winning 6-winning- san francisco's bayview neighborhood is making a name for itself, literally. look at this. eight foot tall letters spelling out bay view, installed yesterday off of third street. this is near mead avenue. is a community designed parks project. they said the letters are designed to be visible from the bayshore freeway. >> we wanted to create a special, you know, sort of identity for the bayview, one of the biggest neighborhoods here. you know, the marginalized and neglected over the years. so hopefully this creates a new identity and a new gateway into this part of san francisco. >> each letter will be covered in mosaic tile that comes from the neighborhood. landscaping will also be added to the area, including a grove of bay trees.bay trees.bay tree.

for my college students in contra costa county are getting a pretty nice graduation present. they are having their debt erstbay times report the cls of 2021 at contra costa coegf,anksto it college can't receive diplomas. so for 62 students, this gives them their graduation. after trying a year of distance learning, san francisco is now launching an ambitious summer learning program that will be free of charge to all public school students in the city. it's called summer together. early registration is underway right now for families living in public housing. families can choose between two programs, each about a month long. one is education focused, and is led by the school district teachers. the other is activity heavy, led by san francisco rec and park. >> this has never been done before in san francisco. we are doing it for the first time, because of this crisis. the city is funding it with $15 million investment. and then we received a $25 million donation from

require stents swi > dry folsom lake is now sa overflowing with waves of wildflowers. in the sierra foothills, a super bloom of lupin now blankets the pass along folsom lake in granite bay. these flowers have bloomed, because of historically low rainfall, having now sprouted in spots where we would usually see lake water. but visitors say, it is stunning. >> it's looking very, very pretty. >> and my favorite >> they are incredible, so rich. it is so dense out here. honestly, i think this year is the most dense. >> so i had like a tiny hint that there was purple, but i honestly was never expecting this. >> this super bloom is only expected to last a couple of weeks. how do you feel about this? >> that story is taking you on an emotional journey.

because, we are like, stunning, but also it means a horrible drought and fires are just around the corner. >> we can have space for all of our feelings. that's what my therapist says. >> look at that. now that's what i needed. look at this beautiful flower, sign up terrible things to come. enjoy. >> it's a lot, we know. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv apps. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. just download the app now and just download the app now and you can this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage.

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this morning number one, president biden is announcing new cdc guidance on out there mask wearing for people vaccinated. we will hear this announcement around 9:15. we will send out a push alert with an update when it happened and bring you the full breakdown at 11:00 am. number two, from now until sunday, santa clara county is accepting drop in that most of its vaccination sites. the only exceptions are levi stadium and east ridge mall. but even those sites are accepting same-day appointments. number three, we now know that a bay area man with a blood clot linked to the johnson & johnson vaccine is from san francisco. he is the first known man in the u.s. to suffer from that complication after getting the shot. number four, number four, efforts to recall governor newsom have e a call on. counesursday submit> iesinumber start, warming trend begins today. really though later on. low 60s in the city to near 80

far inland. number six, a sig alert right now in san jose on northbound 101, before mckee road, involving multiple vehicles. one has looked over. you can accept delays in the area. number seven, disneyland is having a soft opening today, or cast members and guests.and gue. yesterday, there was a seminal lighting of sleeping beauty's castle. this was last night. and the public can enter the park friday. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> can they play the music? >> the music was really it for me. and changes the whole thing. >> it is the music, isn't it? >> a princess song. >> have you all ever had a dull whip? >> a what? >> lisa knows what i'm talking about. and is a nondairy pineapple whatchamacallit. >> treat. you can get all kinds of different variations, but

, good morning, america. new guidelines expected from the cdc about wearing masks outdoors as more states around the country lift their mandates and the rate of daily vaccinations drop. west virginia encouraging young people to get their vaccine shots, offering money as an incentive. and the new safety guidance about kids and summer camp, what parents need to know this morning. protesters demanding answers overnight about the fatal police shooting of andrew brown jr. >> say his name. >> his family saying they were shown only 20 seconds of body cam footage, claiming brown had his hands on the steering wheel when he was shot. this as the federal government opens an investigation into the louisville police department just over a year after the deadly shooting of breonna taylor.