the pandemic isn't stopping cinco de mayo celebrations here in the south bay. a look at crowds as we with covid-19. >> two bay area college students get life in prison for killing an italian police officer. >> tonight housing advocates fear that thousands of bay area families are at risk of going homeless if moratoriums aren't addressed. abc 7 news starts starts st what a difference a year makes across the bay area many determined to celebrate celebr

de mayo after more than a year of the pandemic. >> amanda we're learning tonight has already been pretty eventful in the south bay. >> reporter: yeah, ama as expected there is a large police presence out tonight. we're hearing about side shows and illegal fireworks throughout the city. but we have to admit this is a very different showcase. different activity than we saw just hours ago in east san jose. a very lively celebration for cinco de mayo. >> the sights. and sounds of cinco de mayo in east san jose. >> it gets lit over here. >> it's pretty fun. >> it's like no other city. >> it's always going to be crazy. >> we found many making their way through this plaza. it's the usual celebration hot spot. >> on wednesday lively with people dancing their mexican pride on full display.

a reason why the city is reknowned for their celebration. >> san jose farm workers and their farms and they're still thriving they're here. >> reporter: for many cinco de mayo meant money for people who haven't been any. >> now that the pandemic has passed it's been beautiful. >> reporter: and the city is pushing a pop up vaccinate site. >> reporter: catching san jose police clearing the plaza. keep in mind the 2020 celebration happened under the state's stay at home order. on wednesday, people said under a year of the pandemic they're ready to let lose. prepared to celebrate all night. >> yes they go other places and when they come back they return. it'll be that at 11:00, 9:00, they will return to story and

king streets, everyone. >> reporter: it is turning out to be a very active night. this is something that sjpd says it did prepare for even releasing early cinco de mayo declaration plans. >> amanda, thank you. there's some late breaking news out of san jose tonight. a man has been killed in a shooting. you can see bullet holes in the windshield of a car in south 21st street. a second man was also shot but police say his injuries are not life threatening. investigators haven't released any information from the south bay. a group of children seen running from the scene of a grass fire. fireworks materials were found there. flames burned 15 acres in a vacant field. crews say wind helped drive those flames. it ignited two days before officials warned the california's fire season could be extreme this year it could be the

housing crisis. a judge decided the cdc did not have the ability to call the end of a moratorium. >> i've seen a lot of people with the same problem as me. we don't have a job and people like me, we can't find a job. >> ernestina collins lives in redwood city with her husband and son. she lost her janatorial job. and could not hold back the tears. >> my sadness is i spent all the savings i had for my daughters to continue their studies. >> reporter: wednesday a federal judge ruled against the national eviction moratorium saying the cdc had exceeded its

authority to impose the ban. late wednesday that judge agreed to put a hold on her ruling pending appeal. but that still makes tenant rights advocates uneasy. especially since california's eviction moratorium is set to expire in june. >> the bigger concern is this expiration date is coming and families will be in the streets so we will see a massive eviction as probably we haven't seen yet. >> over 40,000 families here in santa clara county alone will be at high risk of not just facing an eviction but the potential of homelessness. >> reporter: the new civil liberties alliance praised the judge's decision against the moratorium saying that housing providers are currently being forced to provide usintheir tenants. j.r. stone, abc 7 news.

tonight some new hope, high vaccination rates and continued masking and social distancing could bring a sharp decline in covid cases by july. we have the path out of this and models once projecting really grim now offer reasons to be quite hopeful for what the summer may bring. >> but officials warn, variants remain a wild card and there could still be set backs. >> we're not out of the woods yet. but we could be very close. and should vaccine booster shots become necessary, today moderna reported early data would be projected. >> dea's role includes those that we've been hearing about in indiana, south africa and brazil. >> reporter: the biden admission is calling for patent protection. the goal is to let other nations produce their own. >> our objective is getting as

much supply out into the global community as quickly as possible. >> and cvs says it now is accepting walk in appointments for covid vaccinations at more than 8,300 stores including more than 1,100 here in california. no appointment is necessary. the massive vaccination site in the coliseum is closing. appointments there are down from about 4,000 a day to just 400. health officials plan to switch their focus to more community based options. tonight we're getting a better idea of the changing workplace for two bay area tech giants. employees can return to the office beginning may 17th. no word on whether this means the end of remote work for the company. and google today says it expects 20% of their employees to work remote. new data from uber shines

some light on current pandemic trends. it saw record demand on the first quarter of 2021. by march, ride hailing demand had reached the highest of the year. demand is increasing faster than its supply of drivers. a man accused of a knife attack in san francisco that injured two asian women is expected to be charged tomorrow. one of the victims is 63 old. phonr grands di'twant go a s a ab>> s in shock and disbelief that this happened to my grandma. because you never think this could happen police arrested patrick

thompson. police say there will be more officers where the attack happened. new at 11:00, more than 1.7 million californians signed the petition to recalled california governor gavin newsom. the state released the final count tonight. people can withdrawal their signatures until june 8th but this total far exceeds the almost 4.5 million signatures needed for the recall to actually make it on the ballot so it appears that what is going to happen. tonight newsom opponent caitlyn jenner appeared on fox news with host shawn hannity. >> i love this state, this state has done so much for me over the years. but i've watched it crumble right in front of my eyes. and you have to stand up. you know, and so, i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough.

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his 22 months during in italy. you could see it on his face when he learned the verdict. guilty, and his sentence life in prison. >> officer tutelo rego's who had just married the officer burst into tears hugging her lawyers and her husband' partner who was there during the deadly altercation. 20-year-old natalio got same. he struggled with mario's partner. he asked that they identify themselves as police as they approached. they thought they were meeting a drug dealers contact so they could return a backpack they stole during a drug deal gone bad.

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the first same-sex couple to legally marry in san francisco will become a phyllis lyon first bought the home. it became the defacto headquarters for rights. doctors are able to predict when a woman will go by analyzing a blood test. >> there's also very important clinical implications which is why we're doing everything we're doing. is to try to get to an answ for the prediction of preterm labor. current delivery estimates that run from 3 weeks before to two weeks after the due date

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time lapse camera. it was absolutely beautiful watching that marine layer deepen tonight. this is shortly before sunset. it is now 2,000 feet deep which means it is moving over the hills in the east bay. and heading right into some of the bay side communities there. which is why it is going to be cooler in all areas from my exploritorium camera. morning drizzle. gusty and much cooler bay tomorrow. a warmer pattern is setting up for tomorrow's weekend. today's weather is very summer like all the way to the mid- and upper 90s inland. tonight only the bay and coast cooled. tomorrow you're going to feel it everywhere. here's a look at why. there's this area of low pressure that's pushing into the pacific northwest. it's not going to make it here but this system is going north of us. what it's doing is just deepening our marin layer as it passes through here we're going to see a little bit of drizzle out of this. right now it is socked in along

the coast and heading into parts of the east bay. as you look at visibility down to 7 miles half-moon bay. 9 miles at sfo. if you're flying out tomorrow morning you'll want to check in advance because some of those flights could be delayed because of the flights. down 11 degrees compared to yesterday. you're getting that breeze. 10-degree in fairfield. here's a look at those temperatures in the 40s, 50s unless you're way out in brentwood then it's still warmer. the wind picking up tomorrow evening we're looking at 30, 35- mile an hour wind gusts as we head into friday. gusts approaching 35, 40-miles- an-hour along the coastline. fiany factually -- definitely going to be a cooler pattern. good air quality for most of the bay area the next four days. here's a look at the fog forecast. we're going to have fog alon with drizzle. morning commuters be careful

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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, rob mcelhenney, uzo aduba, and music from middle kids. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well. hola. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching and thanks for joining outside a very special day here in los angeles, california. today is cinco de mayo. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. most americans think cinco de mayo is mexican independence day, but it's not. it is -- guiller guillermo, should i explain? >> guillermo: yes. you're the owner, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: cinco de mayo is the day white people and their coworkers order margaritas at chili's. [ laughter ] [ applause ] actually, no. this is a historically important