>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 us? >> those covid vaccine clinics we know so well are making a comeback. good evening and thank you for joining us. we focus on health and the demand in the bay area this weekend and are a second covid-19 booster shot. abc news reporter tells us vaccine clippics are seeing a lot of interest. >> this is number four? >> yep. >> it's the second booster?

>> yeah. >> she wasted no time getting her second covid booster shot because she's got a lot of living to catch up on with her family. >> i have three grandchildren and i see them quite often. >> in former victoria's secret store is now a county vaccine clinic inside the north gate mall. where most people are looking for that fourth shot. >> i wanted to make sure i was covered. >> he got his second booster. >> ready to party now. >> on tuesday, the c.d.c. recommended an additional booster for immuneo comprised and nose over 50 who got their first booster seven to eight months ago. >> they're ready to get theirs. >> next the boosters we got before are probably kind of wearing off by now. that's what the cata is showing. >> boosters were also happening here at marin community

clinics. for those eligible, the c.d.c. recommends getting that booster shot sooner than later. >> it's unpredictable when or when the next variant will pop up and how severe or weak it might be. >> for now, willis is recommending those 65 and older get a second booster. we found nurse linda brash getting hers. >> i worked as a covid nursing for the health department during 20 1 so i understand the importance of vaccinings. >> vaccinations rates in main county are among the highest in the nation, at 92%. >> as we were saying, we probably need another page to register all the vaccinations. >> cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> booster shots will no longer be required for facebook workers

going to u.s. offices. parent company meta says boosters will still be strongly recommended. the percentage of cases reached record numbers in wales and england. and canada lifted its requirements for vaccinated visitors entering the country. visitors will still need fill out an application. out of ukraine, russian troops have withdrawn from kyiv. reports of mass graves and bodies in streets. report on the decision from russia to pull back forces. >> disturbing video from outside kyiv. >> the withdrawal is slow by

noticeable. somewhere they are expelled with battles, somewhere they leave positions on their own. >> more welcome news for the ukrainian people. more than 4,000 civilians were evacuated on saturday, including 4,000 from the beseemed south city of mar poll. >> don't trust the deescalation by putin. because this would be words without deeds and if putin just regrouping. >> the pentagon announcing this week an additional $300 million in security assistance to ukraine. the new package including equipment such as drones, armored vehicles and ammunition. germany has also approved the delivery of 56 combat tanks to the ukraine. >> we are supporting from germany with weapons -- in putin's hands because he's the

one who started the war outwithout any reason and it's now his responsibility to tend war. >> abc news. >> in the north bay, an artist is spreading awareness of the war and raising money to help those in ukraine. julia was born in the western part of the country. today she sold a wild variety of her artwork in san rafael with all of the proceeds going to the largest children's hospital in kyiv. >> i want them to buy art and every time they look at it they'll know they did something good. maybe they saved someone's life. >> most of our art incomp rate a ukrainian influence. she says her artwork is a an escape from the reality of war. some of the best known musicians of the bay area are banding together to help the people of ukraine with a concert.

♪ one of the askers, ian deaf row white played for us this afternoon at his winery in napa. helped come up with tomorrow's napa valley to ukraine concert at the napa valley expo. artists include oakland raised negrito, the stone foxes and great northern. planning started just three weeks ago. >> we have the kind of event that could draw people from all over the bay area and that it wasn't necessarily just going to be one drop in the bucket but maybe a few drops in the bucket. ♪ >> his band high noon will kick things off at 2:00. thousands are expected but there are no tickets to buy. people are urged, though, to donate online or at the venue. and if you'd like to help the people in ukraine. we've put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits

sending supplies to refugees. held to abc news/take action. a shooting in san jose happened about 7:00 this morning. right now police say they don't have a suspect or motive. er in asking for information and say a cash reward is available. and a manhunt is on after two people were shot in san francisco. it happened yesterday afternoon in the area of third street and palou avenue. officers say a 21-year-old man was shot and killed. investigators marked several clothing stores. a man was wounded and is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. just ahead, a warning today from state health officials about imported oysters. we have all the details and marijuana gets one big step closer to getting federal approval and that would mean it would likely cost more.

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ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ >> california health officials are warning consumers of a virus outbreak from raw british columbia oysters. at least 30 have become infected across california. people reported illnesses from nine restaurants throughout the

state. canadian officials are investigating the source of the outbreak and have shut down multiple oyster farms. house lawmakers voted to definitively decriminalize marijuana. that measure would expunge the record of people contribute bed of non-violent federal offenses and allow federal workers to use it and allow it for medical use of servicemen. opponents of california's landmark diversity law have won a legal victory. a los angeles judge passed in 2020 violates the constitution. that law keeps certain boards from a certain racial or ethnic, or lgbt group.

judicial watch file it would lawsuit, arcing it violated the state's constitutional equal protection cause. the airlines said in week that updated guidelines for airline workers will provide more individual expression. an employee said the airline policy demon discriminated against workers who did not fit male and female dress codes. a technology glymph that delayed and canceled more than 1,500 flights this morning has been fixed. the airlines says the problem happened after routine overnight maintenance. nearly 400 flights were canceled ha nationwide and more than 1,300 flights were delayed. southwest is now apologizing to inconvenienced passengers, saying they'll keep updating

flyers who are still grounded as a result of that glymph. some of the best young basketball players in the bay area get their spot in -- shot in the spotlight. and colin capper nick returned today with former coach jim hear but a his he takes a shot at getting back in the game. >> get ready for an early taste of summer-like heat. even

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>> today a basketball championship was held in oakland for high school students across the country. the underrated championship was created by golden state warriors star steph curry. it's the final stop of the basketball tour making stops in chicago, dallas, l.a. and washington, d.c. the tournament creates college and education opportunities for underrated three-star athletes. >> we're designed to kind of

mimic the story of stephen curry. he was underrecruited, a three-star guy. he didn't have as many offers as he wanted. we're trying to find those same players to give them more opportunities. >> i love it. sometimes it takes just one shot. today eight players were chosen. in the end, one male and one female team will be crowned as the country's most underrated athlete to represent their region. continuing sports, colin capper nick was back on the field today, holding a throwing exhibition in front of nfl scouts during halftime of the university of michigan's spring game. he also served as an honorary captain for the wings. he played under jim hear but a himself. the quarterback earlier filed a grievance against the league saying owners had co-lewded to

keep him unsigned after he protested police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem. spencer, whether it's sports or anything else, today in the bay area, a perfect day to be doing it. >> nice and breezy right now. 20 miles per hour here in san francisco and a few gusts along the coastline. that 164 obviously is a -- [laughter] -- is a computer error because that would be a record high wind speed. so breezy conditions around the bay shoreline and on the coast but mild. the 24-hour temperature change shows it's about four to seven degrees warmer in most bay area locations right now than at this time yesterday. including san francisco. mainly sunny skies and a temperature reading of 63 degrees. 79 at mountain view and 59 degrees at half-moon bay. here's a view from emoryville

looking toward the golden gate. we have clear size across the region. 77 degrees in santa rosa. pat louima and napa both, 674. concord, 80 and 78 at livermore and a nice view from our rooftop camera. these are our forecast features. a few clouds in the sky torn. slightly cooler than today. breezy on monday with the possibility of some north-based sprinkles and we have a summer-like warm-up in the middle of last -- next week. for tonight, a few passing high clouds and maybe even some low clouds along the coastline. early clouds in the morning tomorrow. overnight lows for tonight, upper 40's around the bay shoreline. tomorrow's highs about 55 at massive -- half-moon bay.

62, san francisco. 67 at most other locations around the bay shoreline. a high of 71 at the bay. 767 in antioch and up in the north bay, low to mid 70's as well. early monday morning, a wave of some light precipitation moving into parts of southern california. maybe a sprinkle or two early monday in the north bay. after that, we get clearing and drying out and by middle week that, big warm-up coming our way. highs in the low 70's inland on monday but by tuesday, upper 70's. low 70's around the bay shoreline. middle 80's inland by wednesday. we expect temperatures near 90 degrees inland on thursday. maybe some records. still quite warm on friday and the temperatures will moderate by next saturday. >> summer is here. thanks. let's get to chris with a

preview of sports. >> just five games remain in the regular season for the warriors. that is it. ahead, a preview of tonight's game against utah and the final five as the

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when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: at long last, tim hardaway is a naismith basketball hall of famer. he played six seasons with the dubs. 15 overall in his career and now every member of the run t.m.c. trio.

they're all in the hall. george karl, who spent two years as the head coach of the war yes, also part of the class. stephen curry will miss the final five games of the regular season with a foot injury. they're playing utah and just a half game of dallas for the third seed in the west. the dubs just want to be healthy heading into this important postseason run. >> we're shooting for the highest seed we can get. we're trying to win every game. not at the expense of health. the main thing is being as healthy as possible going into that first-round matchup. >> we just want to fire out how we can get the wings, especially with steph out. when healthy, we can play against anybody. we're not worried about the matchup. it's about us getting back to playing our solid ball. >> hailey jones and stanford fell to uconn in the final four. the frantic final minute saw stanford get within two. haley jones, an amazing pass to

cameron brink. but the cardinal you were just 4-24 in from three-point range. that snaps the 24-game win streak and also the end of back-to-back national titles. >> we're all very disappointed but we have to take into account everything we've accomplished. >> we're friends first so even though this chat certain closing with players leaving as teammates, we'll still remain friends. in the locker room it's difficult. you're closing a chapter with some but opening a new one. chris: this is the last weekend without regular season baseball until october. the giants open the regular season friday afternoon at oracle part -- park against miami. tonight a tune-up against the dodgers. new dodgers closer craig kept bill making his l.a. debut and

justin dean in the all you can eat section at camelback ranch. 6-2 giants and the next badder, brett auerbach. last one to the berm. and joey part's good spring continues. third homer of the spring for the man trying to filibuster posey's shoes. giants beat l.a. 10-2. a's and rockies. tony kemp. leadoff homer to right field. he, too, looking good in the short spring. eight extra mitts, a triple. elvis has left the building. elvis andrus, his first home ore. spring. this game ends in an 11-11 tie in spring training and big news for petaluma native spencer torquele son-in-law. he'll make his -- torqueleson. he'll make his minor league

debut. he's had a great 2021, last season. making this pretty much a formality. cool for the bay area product. we have all the things going on. five games left in the warriors' regular season before the playoffs. oracle park, they have all the bunting up, some of the signage and i'm sure across the bay in oakland they're getting ready for that. friday, that weather looks good, spencer said for opening day. >> thank you. just ahead, we'll take you to an event in the east bay helping

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♪ >> you heard it there, the straw hat band playing in full force in the east bay. people enjoyed a beautiful day running and walking for autism awareness and acceptance. student-run autism advocacy club spectrum at cal held the walk at thes plan aid. >> i walk to raise awareness and to encourage an inclusive culture at cal. >> i hope that people are more accepting and promote longingness for the community. >> what a turnout. money raised goes to autism and neurodivergence nonprofits. cal's advocacy club is the

largest one supporting those with atim in tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. a senior ukrainian defense official declaring the kyiv region liberated as russian forces retreat from some towns in northern ukraine, leaving horror in the streets. and we warn you, these images are graphic. putin's troops pulling away from areas around the capital city of kyiv. in one town, utter devastation where homes and schools once stood and dead bodies in the streets. tonight, the dire warning from ukraine's president zelenskyy that russia will redeploy, setting their sights eastward on the donbas region. ukraine remaining defiant. zelenskyy refusing to back down as his forces regain ground. new images of ukraine's troops checking for explosives planted or left behind from the russians, as the u.s. reportedly plans to help transf