plus, the response to the cdc updated mask guidelines. when you might be able to take up your mask outdoors. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday we want to check in with meteorologist mike nico. hi, mike. good morning, kumasi, jobina, reggie, everyone. when you look at the pollen, you might want to keep that mask on. here's a look at the satellite and radar. notice what you don't see, satellite and radar. it is completely void. here's a look at the winds. up to 6 miles per hour. a beautiful shot showing how clear it is. a few clouds may gather along the coast. 60s into san francisco. mid to upper 70s around the bay. definitely warmer today. kumasi. new overnight, we got seven calls into the abc7 news room.

this happened just after 12:15. the usgs is reporting this was a 2.8 that hit near piedmont. this is the second earthquake in that area this week another one can't monday morning. happening today, president biden will address his first joint session of congress. he is expected to unveil plans for free day care. he also expects to make the affordable care act permit. >> ror new details emerge about a sweeping childcare and education plan he is expected to unveil. abc news has learned the bill will provide free preschool for all 3 and 4-year-old children. the average family would save $13,000. he is also expected to call for free community college. he wants to make permanent the temporary extension of the

temporary care act which is allowing many americans to play lower premiums. he will call for raising taxes on the most wealthy americans. tim scott will deliver the republican response to the address. >> thank god there is unity in the diversity. i hope to talk about that tomorrow night. >> reporter: the joint address will take place under heavy guard. fencing still alarms following the insurrection. before the speech, he is expected to meet with staffers who were there during the riot. the white house usually keeps one cabinet member in a secure location while others attend the speech. because of the pandemic, only a few will be on capitol hill. the plan to pay for his programs bases fierce criticism. they feel this will be a job killer.

>> abc7 news will have live coverage tonight. >> that starts at 6:00 and it will be on all of the connected tv apps. it will be followed by a special edition of abc7 news at 8:00. we are learning more about what the new mask guidelines made for us here in the bay area. it fully agrees that vaccinated americans do not need to be massed outdoors. your health as part of our focus. abc7 reporter amy hollyfield is joining us live with what is next. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, kumasi. we do see some masks here on the embarcadero. we don't see people burning their masks yet. local governments have said they will follow what the state decides to do. the state of california says that will apply the new federal

guidelines. the cdc says vaccinated people can go for outdoor walks or runs without a mass. they can sit at a table with on vaccinated people outdoors but some are telling us they still want to be cautious for a bit longer. >> just wait just to see if more people get vaccinated or if not. i am just on one dose. >> reporter: the federal government says masks are still recommended outside in big group settings like concerts and sporting events and indoors at the barber and hair salon, small indoor gatherings, indoor activities like shopping. the cdc says it is safe for people who are fully vaccinated to be outside without a mass. officials are hoping this will encourage people who haven't gotten vaccinated to go get the shot so they can take this next step towards normalcy. live in san francisco, amy

hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. the mass vaccination site at the event center will reopen tomorrow. it had to close earlier this month because of low supply. they plan to hold multiple events per week. the site is drive-through only and appointments are available now. police body camera footage has been released from an incident last week when a man died as alameda police were trying to arrest him. after seeing the video, the family now says police murdered him. we want to warn you this video is hard to watch. >> i think you had too much to drink today. that's all. okay. mario. mario. >> police say that the 26-year- old died of a medical emergency during this arrest last monday. body cam video shows officers attempting to place his hand

behind his back and then him losing consciousness. police say they did not use excessive force. the family says that's not what the video shows. they say gonzales complied with officers at the scene and they believe the weight the officers put on his head and back is what killed him. >> yesterday, my family and i saw the footage and we know what really happened. alameda police officers murdered my brother mario. >> the alameda county sheriff's office, the county district attorney's office, and the city police department have all opened investigations into this and they are waiting for autopsy results. the fbi has opened an investigation look into the killing of a black man who was shot by sheriff's deputies in north carolina. jobina fortson is at the live desk where a curfew was put into effect. jobina. >> reporter: protesters have demanding answers in the shooting of andrew brown, a

father of seven. he died a week ago today and was killed by deputies in elizabeth city, north carolina. an autopsy showed brown was shot five times, four times in the right arm and once in the back of the head as he was trying to drive away from deputies. authorities were there to serve a warrant against brown. no weapons were found. the family says they were only able to see 20 seconds of body camera footage of the deadly encounter. they are calling it an execution by law enforcement. they are demanding the release of the entire footage which the governor and the sheriff has supported doing. >> a black man, unarmed, a bullet in the back of his head for no reason. >> is also against police practice to shoot into a moving vehicle, to a person who poses no threat whatsoever. >> reporter: demonstrators have

rallied for the last seven nights, protesting against the killing. the mayor has declared a state of emergency over the unrest. a curfew took effect last night. the fbi field office says their investigation will determine if federal laws were broken. reggie and kumasi. we expect to learn more about a police shooting in ohio that left a teenager ted and sparked protests the attorney for the family of ma'khia bryant plans to hold a news conference. a bail area woman says she was injected with the wrong vaccine for her second shot. she shares what happened next and doctors are weighing in on the potential risk. ben & jerry's out with a new ice cream flavor. totally unbaked. here's a look outside from the east bay hills camera. look at that. it is clear.

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evening activities like walking or eating. you will have to worry about the air quality. let's turn it to jobina and see if we have a good commute . good morning, everyone. we will begin with a live chp is not reporting that metering lights are on but as you can tell, the backup is beginning to form so it looks like they are. we will wait for an update. bring your live picture, 280, very clear in the south bay now. i do have some issues to talk about. all lanes are closed to bear creek road. i also want to move out to concorde. we have some road work that will wrap up at 7:00. one lane is blocked between 680 in concord avenue. i had slept for the bart riders

, because of that earthquake, there is a systemwide delay for about 10 minutes because the quake was felt within the area was being serviced. >> thank you. the two districts asking people to conserve water as drug conditions get worse. is this the future of the service industry? how restaurants are turning to robots for help.

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about the protocols. i told them three times that it should be pfizer for my shot. obviously, it is in the medical records because i got my first dose there three weeks before. it was definitely in their computer system. >> the cdc's saying that sayingi not interchangeable but there is no risk. vaccine missing is helping in the uk where experts are trying to find out if it will have an increased benefit. alameda health says they are investigating. the health provider added, quote, we have added 31,000 vaccines using careful protocols. the pandemic has forced the cancellation of burning man for the second year in a row. they are now focusing on putting together a plan to bring burners back to the desert in 2022. organizers said there were too many issues to resolve. they hope to have online events to help fill the void.

new developments as the drought intensifies. water agencies and officials are taking action. sonoma county supervisors have proclaimed a local drought emergency. the east bay district board has voted to declare a stage one drought and in the south bay, the water district is hurting people to cut back. millions of customers across the south they are asking -- are being asked to cut back. they voted to ask customers to voluntarily reduce use a 25%. >> one dry winter, you know, you can survive through that. after a couple of dry winters, you have to take a look at the outlook. >> matt keller says groundwater levels are normal but with drought conditions getting more serious that action is needed now. santa clara county is in a

severe drought with the board of director voting to double the price it pays to homeowners to use drought tolerant landscaping. we are learning what that drought means for you. the latest report shows water supplies are far before normal. they prompted the board to call for a voluntary water reduction of 10%. that starts may 1st. they are urging customers to fix leaks, keeps showers short, and invest in water efficient appliances. it is here and it is only going to get worse unfortunately. i was joking, can i get a child credit for the east bay mud? we had two people last year and we have three now. the water usage is going to go up.

i'm sure we will get dinged for that. all joking aside, the drought did get worse during the rain season. it won't get much worse from here on out. we don't expect any rain. the entire state is 100 percent dry. look at the extreme. it jumped from 35% to 50% over the winter. now, we are going to keep this in the back of our mine. we are also going to watch what happens to the war reservoirs. that's where the drought is going to be felt the worst as we head through the next several months and the fire season getting an earlier start and a later ending, more than likely. those are the things will focus on moving forward. today, really focused on more sunshine and warmth and calmer. a little bit of fog. milder. high pressure overtop of us. that will bring us the warmer weather today. we will take a look at that. 77 to 82 across the south bay. 77 to 80 to san bruno and the

coast. upper 70s to mid 80s through the northbay valleys. mid to upper 70s along the east bay shore. as you head into the east bay, low to upper 80s here. let's take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow, inland could be just as warm if not warmer and then you can see the tapering of temperatures as the marine layer becomes more dominant with the coolest weather saturday and sunday. we warm up again starting monday and tuesday. reggie, kumasi. now we're checking in with ginger zee. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning to you, kumasi. nice to be with everybody. humming up on gma, we have the latest on that new cdc mask guidelines for fully vaccinated people. what the changes might mean for you. we have the director of the cdc joining us to discuss only here on gma. we have one of the jurors

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when you look at these numbers, remember this is the percent of historic average. this is not the percent of capacity which is actually larger. all of us are below 100% of the historic average with places like shasta and san luis at less than 60% of where they should be for this time of year. that is 40% to 50% of the amount that we normally have that we are already lacking and we are just now getting into reservoir use. reggie. a power couple has a message for fellow tech executives around the world. they are trying to get more of the global population vaccinated against covid-19. jan rubio and her husband

announced that they are donating 25 million own money. the funds will be used to increase vaccinations in low to middle income countries around the world. >> i think from silicon valley, we should be able to raise $100 million of the $565 million shortfall. >> anyone who can donate should. it will make a huge impact. >> that is pretty amazing. just 3% of the world population has been vaccinated against covid-19. restaurants facing a labor shortage are turning to robots. look at this. guests at the crab houses in south florida are guided by these robots. owners were having a tough time hiring staff so they came up with this. the robots even sing happy birthday.

finding enough people to work in the restaurant industry is the latest challenge being faced now as more and more states open up. >> some workers that were laid off have moved to other industries. other workers aren't comfortable yet going back to the workplace. >> part of the reason workers are coming back is sometimes they can make more on unemployment than they do in restaurant rules. with capacity limits, the tips aren't as good. ben & jerry's has limited the first limited batch labor of the year. it is supposed to remind you of licking the batter bowl. totally unbaked is a mixture of chocolate and vanilla ice cream that teachers two unbaked components, chocolate chip cookie dough and brownie batter swirls. that is available in stores but only through the summer. get on it. here's my idea, what if i open up a restaurant chain called batter and i give you a bowl

and batter with a spatula? that is your tool to eat it. it is not fancy. >> not a secret recipe? >> no. duncan hines or betty crocker. >> i will do my grandm my recipe. >> you can open up a shop down the street. we see who will win. grandma or betty. [ laughter ] new at 6:30, the lawsuit a flight attendant has filed against her employer over covid- 19 protocols. a new twist in the effort to recall the windsor mayor. why those who are leading the charge might have to start over. first, a live look outside. that's the location of my store. it's going to be overrun treasure island.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. if you're fully vaccinated and you are outdoors, big crowd, you no longer need to wear a mask. >> california plans to follow the new guidelines set by president biden and the cdc. don't take off your mask just yet. what local officials are waiting for. and president biden's plan for some of the youngest americans. we are looking to his address to congress and the nation this evening. a 2.8 magnitude earthquake hit around 12:15. the usgs reports the epicenter was in no reports of damage. good morning, everybody.

it is wednesday, april 28th. mike, why are you laughing? >> [ laughter ] you are so very kind. it was so nice to see the parents. if you haven't and you haven't seen them in months or in my case since thanksgiving of 2019, you just forget the embrace, the love. you know? all those things. i'm loving all the good news we are having about the pandemic. let's circle back to the earthquake and thanks for the kind words. it is good to see everybody. 2.8, it woke us up, it annoyed us. that is the greatest amount of what is going to do. it is less than three which is a considered a minor. they only have about 1000 pounds of explosives. no radar returns. there is a little low

cloudiness. there is hardly any breeze. let's see what is in store. we are about to see the sunrise. isn't that gorgeous? mid to upper 40s at 7:00. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. 68 to 76 or the bay. 75 to 83, noon to 4:00. here is reggie. thank you. your feed is about to populated with massless selfies. relaxing face covering mandates for vaccinating people is a bit confusing in california but trusted is coming. abc7 reporter amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. i can see runners behind you but i can't tell if they're wearing masks or not. >> reporter: we have seen a lot of masks this morning, reggie. people are being very thoughtful. some saying they would like to be cautious for a couple more months. local governments have said they will do what the state decides to do on this issue. the state of california has said

it will apply the federal guidelines. and that is the cdc saying vaccinated people can go for their outdoor walk or run without a mask and they can sit at a table outdoors with unvaccinated people without a mask. we have talked to a couple people this morning who are on their way to being fully vaccinated but not quite there yet so their mask will stay on for now. >> i'm looking forward to it. once i am fully vaccinated, i will be a little bit more willing to take this off. >> reporter: the federal government says masks are still recommended outside in paid group settings like concerts for those who are vaccinated. and indoors at small indoor gatherings, indoor activities like shopping. the cdc says it is safe for people who are fully vaccinated to be outside without a mask. officials are hoping that the

step forward will help motivate, convince some people to go on out. live in san francisco, abc seven news. george stephanopoulos is speaking with cdc director rochelle walensky about the easing of the guidelines. >> i think the most important thing people want is they want the vaccine to protect themselves but what people are really interested in that haven't been touched is to get life back to normal. and so, we are really excited to be able to see if you are vaccinated, we are able to say it is safe to take off your mask in outdoor settings. >> you can see this entire interview with the cdc director including what she is saying about relaxing mask guidelines. that is coming up a 7:00 on gma. a6 vaccination site will be

opening in oceanview. this is hoping to bring vaccines directly to residents. it will be open wednesday and friday from 9:00 to 6:00 and on saturday from 9:00 to 3:00. age 18 and up can schedule appointments in advance or walk in. call the number on your screen for more information. there are two new vaccination sites for people who are working in contra costa county. there is one in pittsburgh at the junior years development center at and the other is at st. john missionary church. both will be open from 9:00 to 4:00 today through sunday. 46% of the over 16 population is fully vaccinated. our abc7 vaccine tracker is keeping tabs on the progress against california. statewide, 30% of people over 16. more than 28 million doses have

been administered. you can find more information by going to abc7news.com/vaccine. happening today, president biden will make his first address to a joint session of congress. jobina fortson with new details about the child care and education plan. >> reporter: thank you, kumasi. the president will be calling for $200 million for all three and 4-year-olds. this could help 5 million children and save the average family $13,000. the president is expected to push for two years of free community college for all americans and to pay for all this, the president wants to hike erifally1% of eaers. president biden's pl ces fierce criticism om republicans and some democrats. they argue stiffer taxes will eliminate jobs. south carolina senator tim scott will deliver the response. you can watch the address tonight right here on abc7

news. coverage begins at 7:00 on all of the connected tv apps. the address will be followed by a special edition of abc7 news at 8:00. thank you. a group that is looking to recall the mayor would like to start all over. they were told the notice of intent incorrectly identified his position. foppoli is the at-large mayor. they used the term mayor of windsor which the group put down incorrectly. backers say this is a minor technicality. happening today, the planning commission is meeting to take a crucial vote on google's proposed transit village in san jose. this is coming as a san jose sharks officially came out against the massive project, raising concerns about the, quote, viability of the sap

center should the project be built. the mayor is telling the mercury news that there will actually be more parking and transit options once the neighborhood is fully built out. mixed use development surrounding the station will include housing, retail, and office space. the san jose earthquakes are going to start allowing more fans into paypal part. capacity will still be at 3600 but it will increase to 5000 for the next three matches. since this is an outdoor venue, approved of vaccinations not required. fans do have to wear masks. a juror who was part of derek chauvin's trial talks about jury deliberations. a preview of his first tv interview with gma. and let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange.

starting down this morning by about 120 points. another update on the market, next. this is so unnecessary. a ceo goes after a teenager. the showdown over a prom dress that has now gone viral. >> the teen was so great though. >> we'll tell you what happened. we don't want to ruin it. >> we know here. >> goodbye is what we like to say to this traffic. good morning, everyone. look at that! my goodness. this is some of the worst traffic i've seen at the toll plaza in a while. my goodness. a live look in san francisco,

101 super clear to report. also in the south bay, except for one issue, all lanes are closed because of downed wires on southbound 35 between bear creek road and 17. moving up, we have roadwork picking up in concorde right now on northbound 242 between 680 and concorde avenue. earlier there was a systemwide 10 minute delay because of the earthquake, that has reduced to just the san francisco line in the antioch direction. now, let's check in with mike. good morning. happy to see you back. thank you, jobina. nice to see you. missed all the energy and the fun. we are having a good time in the weather center the weather is pretty quiet. mid to upper 40s through most of the south bay. let's check out some other neighborhoods. we have low 50s around san francisco, emma and

also alameda and brentwood. most of us in the mid to upper 40s. 41 degrees at half moon bay. nothing is going to change no between now and 7:00. 50s to near 60 along the coast today. 65 to 71 at 11:00. 77 to 83, it is one of those days to leave their coat at school. remind them to bring it home. pretty good for your commute weatherwise. there is no small craft advisories today. not nearly as windy as it was yesterday. there are large amounts of pollen in the air. the uv index is high. even the grass pollen is high today. we are going to try to taper those the next couple days as we get deeper into a seabreeze. all right. that's a look at some of the temperatures. we want to take a look at more temperatures around the bay area. this is sponsored by visit california.

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welcome back. we are hearing from one of the jurors in the derek chauvin trial. he is taking us inside the deliberations and shares the one thing the defense could have done differently. jobina with that interview. >> reporter: he says all the video showing the interaction between george floyd and derek chauvin pieces of evidence. he spoke one-on-one with good

american americas robin roberts sharing the thought process of the jurors and how they were laser focused at coming to a unanimous verdict. they broke down testimony word for word but they all agreed they wanted to hear from chauvin. >> in the deliberation room, you know, a few people when they were curious on, you know, what his thoughts might have been throughout. you know? it was probably to his detriment that you didn't take the stand because people were curious about what his thoughts were. >> reporter: jurors delibe 10 h coming to their decision to convict him of all three charges. you can hear more of the interview next on good morning america. reggie. a new study is raising concerns about the long-term effects of getting covid-19, even if the disease doesn't put you in the hospital. the study involves 75,000 covid

patients from the veterans affairs health system. they were not hospitalized with covid. they experienced long-lasting medical problems. patients experienced respiratory issues, cardiovascular problems, gastrointestinal pain, and memory loss. >> the major headline was they found in months two through six after infection, people were about 50% more likely to die than the control subjects, people who had not had covid-19. >> the majority of the survivors analyzed were white men. more than 1600 died, that was about 2.3% of this group. the specific cause of death is still unknown. a flight attendant is suing her employer, accusing the company of blacks safety calls which she says led to her husband's death. the 69-year-old is seeking more

than $3 million in damages. she says her husband got sick driving to and from a mandatory safety training in july. he died a few weeks later. a claims an attendee later tested positive and lax protocols led to others being infected. southwest expressed condolences but is seeking to dismiss the lawsuit saying it is not to blame for his death. the ceo of a telemedicine company has been fired after he was reported making disparaging remarks about a high school student two is wearing a prom dress. here is part of that exchange. >> what is -- >> you look like an idiot. >> what is he look like? >> stop. >> no, sir. no, sir. >> the man in this video has been identified as sam johnson, the former ceo of the company.

the student says he wanted to make a statement by wearing the dress but he didn't expect to get this level of attention from johnson. >> heath is throwing insults, you look disgusting, all of this homophone banter. >> the termination was effective immediately. the company condemned his comments and says johnson contradicted the high standards. >> new developments in the court battle between bernie spears and her conservatorship. yesterday, her lawyer relayed the message saying she would like to address the urt ctly. she has 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. alphabet stock is setting new records, reaching an all- time high at nearly $2400 a

share. this comes after the parent company reported record profit. youtube viewers are watching 1 billion hours of video a day. the platform is on pace to match netflix in revenue by the end of this year. alphabet reported sales of more than $55 billion which is an increase of 34% from last year. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are down by about 110 points. a popular app says it is no longer going to feature new dishes would be. the decision to stop publishing restaurant restaurants. 50% of the greenhouse gas emissions come from live stock. a majority of them are cattle according to u.s. statistics. >> it does signal that epic

curious is taking climate change seriously. this could get them some support from the socially conscious consumers, especially young people. >> the decision is being applauded and criticized by chefs. they haven't published a beast dish in well over a year. >> enjoying that plant-based diet. >> that's great. [ laughter ] >> i've been trying. i really have. we have some sausage. i have to get my cholesterol down. it was a little slimy. once you cooked it, it firmed back up and it tasted and felt like sausage. i was quite satisfied. so, i think there are some good alternatives. i will let you know if my cholesterol goes down. >> here's a look what is going

on. look although the the the is. you can see the sea lions. they are about to clock in for their work of being admired down at fisherman's wharf. a fun time. calmer, brighter, and warmer today. temperatures still above average away from the coast. unfortunately, let's do this. it is steering the jet stream from south to north from ohiowa. because of that, you can see there is hardly any cloud cover. most of it is along the coast. a little bit me develop along the north bay coast where the fastest breezes will be. calm today. end up a little breezy, aggressive as yesterday but definitely warmer. 77 to 82 in the south bay.

most of us mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. low 60s along the coast. around 80 to 84 degrees. mid to upper 70s. berkeley, 71. a little bit warmer. low to mid 80s. gorgeous weather for outdoor dining. still in their 60s and even some 70s from the bay and coast. 50s at the coast unfortunately. it will be chilly. my accuweather seven-day forecast, a little warmer tomorrow and then we all take a dive through saturday and sunday. we warm up just as much as today next monday tuesday. have a good day. here's reggie. with mayor feeling confident to travel, third party travel companies are tricking consumers to spend hundreds of dollars for services that are supposed to be free. the sites are buying google ads, lowering prices.

in exchange for the services, these websites are charging fees. >> consumers need to be careful when they are searching for an airline or other travel service. they may come across a website that looks like it is the real deal but it could be a third party that is going to charge an extra fee or transaction that you could've done for yourself. >> the best piece of advice is to go to the airline website directly or called their one 800 number to talk to an agent. if you don't have one yet, you will have more time to get a real i.d. the government announced a second delay because of the pandemic. the new deadline is may 2023. the old dead light was is october. it is meant to make sure that identities are safe following the 9/11 attacks. san francisco is moving forward with plans to hold outside lands. the lineup for the festival has

just been released. the headliners will be the strokes and tyler the creator. saturday,vampire weekend. j belden on sunday. single day tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00. you better get on it because the three day tickets are already sold out. disneyland has their reopening this weekend. already some lucky employees, i mean, cast members and their guests are getting to experience the magic. disney is using this week as a soft opening to prepare. this is the first time the park has been open since march of 2020. the reopening means that disney has hired back thousands of cast members. >> glad to have our jobs back. hopefully we will get everybody back in. they are bringing everybody back slowly. >> disneyland is limiting capacity to 25%.

masks are required for all guests and disney is a parent company of abc7. >> what did you do online yesterday? you looked at the opening? >> i looked at the youtube video of some of the new things they have added to the parks. i saw a video of how they are doing the characters which is super creative. they have the evil queen hanging out in fantasyland. she calls you out. she harasses you. [ laughter ] she tells you about an apple and a mirror. >> looks like it is going to be really good. >> it does look like it is going to be really good. >> i'm excited. coming up next, the seven things you need to

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.

it is 6:57. number one president biden is repairing his first address to a joint session of congress and is expected to unveil a sleeping child care and education plan. you can watch the address

tonight at 6:00 right here on abc7 news. president biden and the cdc are relaxing guidelines for wearing a mask outdoors if you're not in a crowd and if you're fully vaccinated. governor newson says california will be aligning with the guidelines. number three, water agencies are telling people to start conserving. the east bay municipal utility district is becoming the latest agency to tell customers it is time to start cutting back. number four, a small earthquake hit piedmont overnight. the 2.8 magnitude quake hit shortly after midnight. no reports of damage. tons of those every year. most don't produce damage but we were up early this morning. weren't we? a warmer day from the coast to inland. anywhere from three to 9 degrees warmer. a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 6:13. number seven, this pair of

shoes is the most expensive sneakers in the world. these prototypes sold at an auction for $1.8 million. the buyer, an investing platform. they are calling the shoes a piece of history. >> i hope nobody gets their footsteps on when they are wearing them. >> that will be drama. >> let's talk about it. >> we were trying to figure out how all three of us can take monday off because we are going. mike, are you going? >> well, yes please. >> okay. >> just because i took a couple days off, you're not going to include me? >> listen, we are all going. [ laughter ] >> we decided that sunday is the day we want to go which is the issue. >> hold on, now. >> i know. i know now. >> saturday is not the day?

>> sunday has everybody else. good morning, america.se. one step closer to normal. the cdc issues new mask guidelines for fully vaccinated americans. >> the bottom line is clear, if you're vaccinated, you can do more things more safely both outdoors as well as indoors. >> the president says that by the fourth of july we should be able to celebrate our independence from the virus. this comes as demand for vaccines is dropping but overseas, apocalyptic images out of india, as the country struggles with the covid crisis. the healthcare system collapsing. president biden says help is on the way. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky joins us live. first sell vision