friday, april 15. kumasi: let's get a check of the forecast withdrew. drew: today, we are dry to finish out the week. we have shown the showers we had yesterday. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza showing you once the sun is up, we find it mixing with clouds. it is a partly cloudy day, dry this afternoon. temperatures in the 50's and the 60's, but rain is back in the forecast tomorrow morning. the storm impact scale, we have brief downpours tomorrow morning. we will go hour-by-hour. kumasi: this morning, california students and parents are living up to a new timeline for a covid 19 vaccine mandate. students will not be required to be vaccinated for another school year. initially, it was said it could be in months.

amy hollyfield joining us live with the change. amy: students now have another year before they will be required to have that covid vaccine to attend classes, to go to school. this is for kids 12-17. the earliest covid vaccine requirement will not go into effect for students in california earlier than july of 2023. originally, the deadline was this july, but state health officials say they postponed the deadline to give everyone more time to successfully implement the vaccine requirement. they say they are waiting for the fda to give final approval for kids. governor newsom had announced back in october that the state would require all students over the age of 12 to be vaccinated from covid, making california the first to put a requirement in place for students. state officials still hope to see kids get vaccinated, saying in a statement that the department of health strongly encourages all eligible californians, including

children, to be vaccinated against covid-19. kevin he 4% of californians between the ages of 12 and 17 -- 24% of californians between the ages of 12 and 17 have been vaccinated. reggie: doctors can detect covid using breath samples, but you cannot use it at home. it does have limits. this comes as covid cases are going up. jobina: the fda issued airman emergency use authorization for this suitcase-sized box that offers rapid results in under three minutes and can administer up to 160 tests a day. it is only for use in doctor's offices, hospitals, and mobile testing sites. it comes as americans prepare to gather over the holiday weekend. new infection rates nationwide have increased by 11% in the last week. earlier this week, the cdc extended the mask mandate on public transit. they gather data on two new versions of the omicron variant. >> very helpful figuring out is

this going to become a major problem, or is this going to be something we are able to manage pretty effectively. jobina: the new subvariants could be at least one he 5% more contagious. they have been detected in 40 countries and account for more than 90% of cases in the u.s. kumasi: fewer cars and more outdoor dining in downtown san jose is the vision of one city leader. roel wallace called for certain street closures. the alfresco policy would keep bars open. he is also calling for to traffic. starting this summer, he wants to close post street. the councilmember believes his proposals would get more people downtown. reggie: violence has erected at a major holy site in jerusalem

as ramadan, easter, and passover converge on the same weekend. more than 150 people have been hurt and dozens arrested. israeli police say a group of men attacked a security force with fireworks, stones, and heavy objects at the lx a mosque -- at the mosque. 60 people were inside the mosque and were arrested. the holy site is sacred to jews and muslims. after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, in person passover celebrations are returning to the bay area. kumasi: tim johns went to one local chabad to check out the preparations. tim: it is one of the most holy celebrations, passover, celebrating the freedom of the israelites from slavery in egypt. here in the bay area, preparations have been underway at the chabad of contra costa

all week. it is the first in person celebration since the start of the pandemic. the last few years, they made passover boxes with the traditional meal inside. it is not just about tradition. it is also a way to preserve a culture. >> really, the story of passover is not just a story for very religious people. it really symbolizes freedom. tim: the holiday, he says is also about breaking down barriers. not just physical ones like in the original story, but emotional and spiritual. >> growth, filament, doing new things, becoming a better person than i was yesterday. tim: that is personified with the special matzoh they are using. it has a special message of

resilience. >> in the faces of all the trouble ukraine is going through, still serving this holiday. tim: 3000 years later, rabbi berkowitz says passover remains as important as ever. reminder to keep going forward while still remembering the lessons of the past. >> we come into the faith, the heritage, the beauty, really, of something unique in this culture that we could really share and inspire. tim: tim johns, abc 7. kumasi: easter is coming up on sunday and more people say they will be celebrating in person with other people this year. a study finds americans are 15% more likely to gather with friends and family for the holiday compared to last year. it seems many people will be spending more to celebrate. for a 5% of americans plan to buy more easter goodies compared to how much they spent in 2021. and you can celebrate easter on

sunday with glide to church. we will be carrying the celebration at 11:00 a.m. on our streaming app. you can use your smart tv and we will be streaming online. the deadline to get your taxes done is coming up in just a few days. what you need to know if you have been dabbling in cryptocurrency. reggie: and elon musk is trying to take over twitter. experts are weighing in on his motives. drew: it is a partly cloudy day today, but we will track rain returning early tomorrow morning. 2:00 a.m., or storm's arrival. will track downpours early saturday morning before the storm gets out of here and we dry out for saturday afternoon.

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drew: live doppler 7 along with satellite. our brain is out of here. a partly cloudy m dry day. this cloud cover as our next rainmaker moves in here tomorrow morning. it is a partly cloudy day. temperatures upper 50's to upper 60's. we are warmer today compared to yesterday. tomorrow morning, we have another storm we are tracking. there will be downpours with a slight chance for thunder. looking at the entire holiday weekend for good friday, passover, we are good for any plans you have. the afternoon is totally dry. if you can hold off your outdoor plans, you are good. that is the weather. let's say good morning to jobina and look at traffic. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. it is a true friday for the most

part. the same thing goes in emeryville. typically, we would see the left-hand area, the left-hand side, packed. our biggest issue is going to be a delay on west on 37 at state route 29. all westbound lanes are shut down because of a major crash of a big rig that happen before 2:00 this morning. according to the chp, there is still fuel in the way. if you plan to ride bart this weekend, there will be a bus bridge between the south hayward and union city stations because of track work. it is the first of 10 planned weekend closures. kumasi: senator dianne feinstein is responding to the san francisco chronicle article that called her ability to serve into question. there were anonymous senators and former staffers who claim the 88-year-old is suffering from memory lasses -- lapses and

relies on her staff. the board said that feinstein came across as diminished but lucid. she said she meets regularly with colleagues and they have not raised concerns with her. a volunteer says feinstein is still bringing a lot home to california. >> this last year, $80 million in fire prevention funds. raising the salaries of federal firefighters to get them working on the state. she got $870 million for water projects. kumasi: feinstein's term ends in 2024 and she told the chronicle she has no plans to step down before them. changes peloton with impact people who already have one and anybody thinking about buying one. reggie: coachella's this weekend. the comeback back for one of the biggest celebrations in the

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kumasi: today is traditionally the deadline for filing your taxes. reggie: this year, april 18 because of emancipation day, a holiday observed in washington, d.c., april 16, marking the freeing of slaves. federal employees are given the day off, but since tomorrow is a saturday, they were given today off, which pushes the deadline to monday. kumasi: if you have been dabbling in cryptocurrency, let's start with your salary. if you were paid for your job with digital currency last year, you need to report that. it is going to be similar to text income from an employer who

pays with u.s. dollars. and what if you acquired or sold virtual currency in 2021? you need to report that. >> crypto is a new asset class. at the end of the day, it is still considered to be an investment. dislike you might sell stocks or bonds or mutual funds and cash out, it is important to report any crypto, especially that are due profit. -- that earned you profit. kumasi: you can learn more on irs.gov. reggie: elon musk says he sees twitter as extremely important to the future of civilization. yesterday, he spoke at the ted 2022 conference in vancouver after launching a hostile bid to take over the social media company. the chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis says many critics question how the world's richest man is going to pay for twitter.

becca: most of elon's wealth is locked up in shares of tesla and spacex. in order to obtain funding for a $43 billion opportunity to buy this company, he is going to have to sell a lot of that stock or find it in another way. he has claimed, as he has previously, that he can get the financing. we saw this previously with him where he was not able to do it. he did not take the company private as he said on twitter he might previously. reggie: coming with facts today. on the bay area app, we are thinking about what this could mean for any of us who uses twitter. that is an interesting discussion. it is fascinating, right? and i was reading more about what he said at this ted x conference. he often spirals into crude remarks and did that again. drew: i'm not sure about him. kumasi: it is hard to tell --

reggie: it is hard to tell if he is serious. drew: i was going through his twitter feed where he does a lot of his talking. he said if they do not accept this they do not respect the fiduciary duty, which is fascinating. i have not responded to a lot of his tweets. it is a lot of money. it will be interesting to see if this actually happens. what are we going to do? reggie: nothing. drew: watch and tweet. here is a live look from sutro tower. the sun is slowly rising. in the forecast, dry skies returned today. it is partly cloudy. stormy weather returns tomorrow morning. everybody is wondering about outdoor plans. if you can hold off until tomorrow afternoon, good to go. showers to return next week. right now, we are basically in

the 40's and 50's. a slight chill in the afternoon -- in the atmosphere. upper 50's to upper 60's, so it feels warmer today compared to yesterday. rain returns. brief, heavy downpours. we are likely to see our highest amounts along the coast and in the north bay. i think a good bet for a lot of us between a 10th and a half inch of rain with this quick moving saturday morning storm. we will likely see chain controls on 80 and 50 at some point tomorrow. we are expecting six to 12 inches of snow. partly cloudy today. there is the morning soaking tomorrow. easter is totally dry. another storm coming on thursday. reggie: we turn to ginger zee with a look on what is coming up

at gma at 7:00 this morning. ginger: good friday to you. great to be with you this morning. coming up on gma, we have to start with the latest on breaking news. crashes directing in jerusalem. within 100 people injured. both ramadan and passover falling on the same weekend. we tell you what we know about the situation. millions of americans getting ready to hit the roads and the skies for our holiday weekend. we tell you the best and worst times to go. if you are at the airport, what does it matter what we tell you? and how a tiktok video about a rare skin cancer helped save a woman's life. tiktok is good. and we are celebrating jackie robinson day with some baseball legends at times square and our friend anthony anderson, live. we're getting ready to say goodbye to blackish, but we never say goodbye to him. reggie: i was jealous yesterday because i was watching you after we talked about the celebration,

and i saw you, and patti labelle. she initiated a hug. ginger: i mean when i went out there, she is like, how are your boys? what is going on in your life? do you keep up with the dancing folks? and then the hug. come on. reggie: she thinks about you sometimes? ginger: yes. i certainly had ♪ a new attitude ♪. reggie:

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downpours out there. the storm is a big mover. the afternoon is totally dry. breaking down the holiday weekend for passover, a good friday. good for the egg hunt on sunday. kumasi: read it has meant -- reddit has made it possible to search comments. they believe it makes it less of a hassle to find something specific. , the search can only be done on the desktop site. reggie: peloton is changing its prices. it is making it easier to afford the equipment, what if you already have the equipment, it is going to be more expensive to take classes. the price of a treadmill is dropping. however, the subscription for the classes for those pieces of equipment is increasing by five dollars a month, from $39 to $44. peloton seems to be struggling to hit a sweet spot. the company has lowered its revenue forecast.

if you just have the app to do the strength classes, no change. it is the same. kumasi: the ceo of general motors is talking about gas prices, inflation, and competition. rebecca jarvis talks about the newest electric vehicle, the cadillac lyric. the new version of the american classic is set to take tesla had arm. >> how do you think about elon musk? >> i respect our competitors but it does not consume my day. >> if you are to win in this space, you have to be elon musk and tesla. how are you going to do that? >> i have tremendous confidence in the strength of our brand, the customers, and the loyalty that we have. >> this conversation with mary barra continues at 7:00. she also talks about soon

unveiling electric vehicles under $40,000. reggie: the coachella festival kicks off today. this is good for businesses in coachella valley, especially after the pandemic. a 30% increase in business during the festival. >> we are definitely looking up. as soon as they announce the dates, we have people booking appointments. reggie: they put flowers in your hair. kumasi: they will. reggie: it includes billie eilish and the weekend. kumasi: and justin bieber. reggie: he is going to be a surprise? that is a good surprise. that would be cool. the people who put flowers in their braids -- that outfit. they will be happy. at 6:30, a local organization celebrate's volunteers who stepped up in a big way during

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>> moving forward. finding solutions. reggie: a new timeline for for getting california students vaccinated. the changing mandate from the state. kumasi: what investigators think may have sparked this massive blaze. reggie: the exploratorium camera, there is dry weather expected, it is going to be off and on. kumasi: good morning, everyone. it is friday, april 15. reggie: it is usually tax day, but it isn't. we've got passover. we've got easter. we've got all of it. ramadan. drew: good friday, we have a lot

going on. tomorrow morning, we will track another storm. we believe the umbrella at home. it is a dry afternoon. 50's to upper 60's out there. we bring back the storm impact scale tomorrow morning. we will see a period of brief heavy downpours tomorrow morning, and a slight chance for thunder. we will go hour-by-hour, time out the storm. we will show you the rain coming up. kumasi: the storm is delivering a welcome sight for skiers and snowboarders. placer county seeing at least eight inches of snow. it is not enough to delay the fire season. >> we are not getting enough moisture in the snowpack to make a significant difference. kumasi: firefighters say the spring conditions are not delivering enough moisture to

offset wildfire fuel, many thousands of acres are drive from years of drought. reggie: new information on when california kids will need to be vaccinated to stay in school, and it pushed back later than you might have expected. amy hollyfield has the new deadline. amy: this is a big change. now have another year before the covid vaccine will be required for children who are older than 12 and up. it was going to go into effect this july. now, the state has given everyone another year, and they say they want to give everyone more time to get this implemented. they also did it because the fda has not given final approval yet for kids to get that vaccine. now this requirement will be in effect for students in july of 2023. state health officials say they postponed it because it was not ready yet, with the fda not coming in with the final approval yet. evan or newsom had announced back in october that the state

would require all students over the age of 12 to be vaccinated for covid, nikki california the first to put a requirement for students in place. officials say they still hope to see kids get vaccinated, saying the california department of public health will require and strongly encourages all eligible californians, including children, to be vaccinated against covid-19. we continue to ensure that a response to the covid-19 pandemic is driven by the best science and data available. this impacts about 26% of california students. 74% of those 12 and older have already been vaccinated. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7. reggie: the fda has authorized a mobile breathalyzer screening device for covid-19. they provided video of the testing unit. the company says the device

analyzes breath to look for specific chemistry with active viral infection of covid-19. results come back in less than three minutes. the company says the positive result should still be confirmed with a pcr tests. kumasi: the subway shooting in new york city -- a judge ordered the gunman to remain in custody without bail. his attorney says it is too early to jump to conclusions. police are still time to piece together the timeline of the attack. jobina: frank james is facing a terrorism-related charge after police say he opened fire in a crowded subway car tuesday morning. james went for a federal judge in brooklyn. the prosecutors argued he should be held without bail. prosecutors called the attack entirely premeditated and perfectly planned, saying it caused terror among the victims and our entire city. he did not enter a plea. james is being represented by public defenders. >> we caution against a rush to

judgment. yesterday, mr. james saw his photograph on the news. he called crime stoppers to help. he told them where he was. jobina: abc news has learned investigators believe james may have rushed to the attack. they believe he set off his smoke grenades sooner than planned. they say he possibly dropped to one knee to avoid the rising smoke, and open fire from that crouching position. that could explain why the victims were mostly shot in their hands or legs. prosecutors suggested that james had the means to carry out more attacks, and he had ammunition and other gun-related items in a philadelphia storage unit. reggie: mountain view police have launched a hate crime investigation after swastikas were found painted on an elementary school. police say the vandalism happened sometime last weekend. they are looking for anyone with video footage or other information to identify the people responsible. kumasi: this morning, we are

getting a better idea about what investigators -- reggie: what investigators are doing to find out who burned down a home depot. amanda casino -- amanda has been digging into the store for days. amanda: atf investigators are scouring the site of saturday's massive home depot fire in san jose. industry experts say bring in federal agents means added resources, more experience, and extra tools to help uncover a cause. >> atf, fbi, whoever you want, when you have a fire. amanda: the retired menlo park district chief describes the fire as aggressive and unusual for a big box store, anticipating agents will have to stabilize walls, clear paths, and more preparation needed for

the long investigation ahead. >> sometimes it is a bucket at the time being taken out of the building of suit, ash, and debris to dig down to where you think the point of origin was and determine the cause. how long does all that take? as long as it takes. >> inundated, working eight to 12 hour shifts. >> stanford is an assistant professor for the fire technology program. he says the investigation is sure to expand beyond the physical fire. >> they have to gather data from a myriad of areas. it comes from people from interviews, eyewitnesses, cameras. inside the store, outside the store. interho peopl peoe toomorward and ve their aou.

witnesses we spoke with claimed there was no immediate fire alarm, and no sign of active sprinklers. the fire department says that is all under investigation. >> what happened? was it not enough? was it shut off? those of the things we will come out and present at some point. >> and what is ultimately identified could lead to widespread improvements. >> it is not like that is the only home depot in the country. no one is looking to duplicate this. kumasi: taylor firm's executives are discussing how to best help employees after a huge fire destroyed a processing plant in monterey county. this fire broke out wednesday night in salinas. firefighters are still monitoring the hotspots. initial signs indicate a welding project may have sparked a firet 35,000 pounds of highly

combustible ammonia stored in tanks. thpltas closedhe season ben on monday. reggie: san francisco city officials are vowing to keep laguna honda hospital open after a potentially devastating announcement from the federal government. the centers for medicaid and medicare pulled funding for the 150-year-old facility, funding it needs to operate. the decision came after the hospital failed to reach full regulatory compliance during an inspection this week. infractions were to hygiene, documentation, and infection prevention and control. >> these are daily issues that health care facilities face, and our staff are devoted and committed. we have every possibility to rectify these findings. kumasi: -- reggie: laguna honda will continue to receive payments for 30 days. they say they will reapply to the program and they are confident the funding will be

fully restored. the hospital, one of the largest skilled nursing facilities in the country, did not lose its license to operate and will continue to provide care for 700 patients. alameda county superior court plans to reopen for the first time since being closed two years ago by the pandemic. it will also extend hours for the county's office. visitors will still be required to wear face coverings and are asked to maintain a safe distance between each other. courtrooms are set to reopen april 25. kumasi: less debt, and graduate on time. those are the goals for a college in the bay area. reggie: a dance troupe was free shows this weekend. kumasi: you can watch us for an extra hour. we are breaking down what could happen if elon musk buys twitter, and what that would mean for you. in the sea lions disappeared for a bit, but now they are back. abc 7 at 7:00 is live every

weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the streaming app. drew: we are tracking a dry day today, and the rain from yesterday has moved off to the east, we could be tracking our next storm. cloud cover moves in late tonight, and the rain returns early tomorrow morning. it is partly cloudy, upper 50's, to upper 60's. the future weather is a blend of sunshine and cloud cover your friday. we will increase those clouds later tonight, and here is what whether continuing, 2:00 a.m.. at 4:00 a.m., we do expect a brief period of downpours working through. as the sun goes up, we are still seeing scattered showers, but this system is pretty much done. in the afternoon, we are totally dry. your outdoor plans, if you hold off into tomorrow afternoon, you will be ok after a messy morning tomorrow morning. good friday, passover, we are good to go.

easter sunday, we are dry through all of the egg hunts. we have more rain chances we will show you in about nine minutes, but first, we say good morning to jobina. jobina: at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights clicked on at 6:11. it is becoming crowded for anyone traveling westbound into the north bay. our biggest issue this morning is going to be this signaler that has been in effect since about 2:00 this morning. westbound 27 at state route 29 is closed with a crash of a big. according to the chp, injuries are

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reggie: the man who pleaded guilty to killing a hayward police officer nearly seven years ago will spend 50 years to life in prison. he took a plea deal for

first-degree murder. estrada's shot the sergeant three times as he approached during a predawn traffic stop in july of 2015. before the sentencing, emotional statements were given by those who knew the sergeant, including his girlfriend, his daughter, and the police partner who held him as he died. >> while our hearts are heavy and this is a difficult time, we are hoping this can start to bring a sense of closure for everyone involved. reggie: procedural moves in the pandemic delayed the sentencing until this year. optimism that steph curry will play game one of the playoffs tomorrow night. curry participated in his first five on five scrimmage since suffering a foot injury. draymond green's son helping to rebound. assuming there is no swelling or pain today, curry will be on the court at chase center tomorrow.

steph: a little pain or discomfort, but you get cleared to play and at that point, there is no real time to worry about that. are you going to help the team win? are you going to be able to make an impact and do what you do? if i feel like the answer is yes, that means i am ready to play. >> this could be one of those playoff runs where our team has to grow within a series to get where we need to be, to get to a level we have not gotten to. reggie: game one coverage begins tomorrow night on abc 7. kumasi: washington bakery is closing after 27 years of business in chinatown. the owner closed in august, saying we are beyond grateful for our customers,

organizations, the community, the team, family and friends who supported us all of these years. the last service is saturday, april 23. the marin san francisco food bank's celebrate and volunteers who stepped up during the pandemic. reggie: at home deliveries jump from 3000 to nearly 10,000 households a week. the deliveries to the disabled and to seniors have not stopped. >> you give and get back invest multitude. >> there is somebody out there that really cares about the seniors, because he brings it to their door, and that is very appreciated. reggie: the san francisco food bank is also delivering to women who are pregnant, families with young children, and families who have children with disabilities. the recruitment for the auburn college core is underway, a

statewide initiative which offers low income students $10,000 in exchange for a year of service. 45 universities in the state have signed on. the program will help students graduate on time and with less debt will working on issues like climate, tutoring, and food banks. kumasi: this pioneering vertical dance group is getting ready for free performances. they are going through final preparations. the took place above the streets of downtown oakland, and this will all be culminating in free performances to celebrate their anniversary. you can watch at broadway and grand tonight at 8:00, and tomorrow you can check out performances at 5:00 and 8:00. queen elizabeth just received a very special visit. harry and meghan stopped by to say hi. they were on their way to the invictus games in the

netherlands. this is their first visit to the u.k. as a couple since they moved to california in 2020. perry said he hoped to visit his 95-year-old grandmother soon. the queen recently revealed that she was left very tired and exhausted after getting covid in february. reggie: if your cooking branch for a big crowd, good morning america has you covered. dan pelosi has tips on how to hack your easter celebration. dan: not all your food needs to be piping hot. you can serve some really great food room temperature, and you can do it ahead and make it super easy. that is my number one overall to. i find that making eggs for a crowd can be difficult, so we are going to make a breakfast camp -- breakfast sandwich bar and a sheet pan frittata which will give you gorgeous pieces of frittata to put in your sandwiches. i think breakfast images are everyone's favorite, and i love giving people the option to customize.

we have great pickled things like onions and peppers. we have fresh avocado, tomatoes, bacon, some easy to ingredient sauces like honey mustard, herbed mail, or chili. you want to save your nails and your knuckles when you are making carrot cake, so we are going to use baby food instead of fresh carrots. the baby food makes it extra moist. drew: get into it. it keeps it moist. reggie: you have done that? kumasi: who knew you knew how to make. take, because i like carrot cake. drew: it is so delicious. reggie: more on how to have your easter brunch, coming up on gma at 7:00. i have a totally unrelated question to what he was doing, what he was wearing. are we popping the color now -- popping the color now? this is the second time i have seen it. kumasi: real-life life or on tv? reggie: on tv.

kumasi: not real life. reggie: someone is saying pop colors are coming back. i swear that man just popped that color. drew: what is next after that is two shirts, the polo under the polo. why was that a thing? the early to thousands were a weird time for fashion. lori jns. he looked great, but i'm not trying to pop the color. do not. reggie: i'm going to give it six weeks. color will be popped, walking down the street, running into drew, popped collar. drew: i mean everything is cyclical. just, do you know what i mean? kumasi: well it's sick, bro. drew: i hate that word. reggie: don't pop the color. don't say sick around drew. drew: i heard this conversation

where a man used sick five times in a conversation to describe everything. reggie: this sunrise is sick, brah. drew: you want to get dinner? sick. what a beautiful view. we are dry, and the sun will stay with clouds as well. partly cloudy day. don't need the umbrella. but you do have stormy weather tomorrow morning. it is a quick moving system. the second half of your saturday is dry for outdoor plants. more showers coming in next week. numbers generally in the 40's to w 50's. where they have your jacket. there is a slight chill in the atmosphere. it will feel warm compared to yesterday. rain comes back tonight on either sidebrief, heavy downforw morning. and a slight chance for thunder on this level 1 storm.

the highest rainfall totals on the coast and in the north bay. i think a good bet for a lot of a half inch of rain. this rain is out of here tomorrow afternoon. winter weather advisory will go into effect tomorrow morning. 8050 will likely see chain controls up to some spots. the morning is soaking tomorrow. totally drive for sunday. more wet weather monday to tuesday. another storm tracking on tuesday. new -- reggie: new macs could be coming soon, with chips from third-party apps. these include a macbook air, a mac mini, and an entry-level macbook pro. kumasi: major league baseball and youtube stream 18 games exclusively this season. that means those games are not

going to be on local or national tv channels. but you do is not meant to be charging for the games. the first matchup is may 15 between the washington nationals and the colorado rockies. it is jackie robinson day across major league baseball. the 75th anniversary of jackie's debut with the brooklyn dodgers, breaking the color barrier. all mlb players will be wearing a doll -- a doctor blue for a two on the backs of their jerseys. this became a tradition, for every player or team manager to where jackie's number, starting in 2009. remember when that sports memorabilia collector bought tom brady's final touchdown ball for half $1 million? he is off the hook. leland's auction says an agreement has been really to cancel the sale. brady returned 40 days after he announced his retirement. it only took a month to

officially announce the sale because all parties involved were waiting to see if brady would state and retired. reggie: i feel like this person got lucky. they could have said sorry, that's the way it goes. kumasi: going forward, who bids then? you can't trust this. reggie: i just think in sports never say never. we have seen it multiple times. look at this background. this is an actual live look outside. some people think this is taped or something. this is real across the street. this is where we live. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: and you can watch us live and on-demand through the bay area connected tv app. the friday edition of seven at seven -- you can only watch it on our streaming app. you can watch.

kumasi: as we had to break, one more look at this gorgeous sunrise this morning. ♪♪ ♪ let's go out of town for the summer ♪

♪ i wanna go across the trees ♪ ♪ just take my hand ♪ ♪ we will have fun till the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and we'll start over again ♪ ♪♪

kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. at least 150 people have been injured in violent clashes at a holy site in jerusalem. groups of masked men attacked security forces with fireworks, stones, and heavy objects. reggie: an emergency authorization for the first

covid-19 breath test. it can give rapid results in under three minutes. kumasi: california students will not be required to be vaccinated against covid until at least next summer. regulators have to approve the shots. kumasi: -- reggie: florida's governor has signed a controversial abortion law which does not allow exceptions for rape, incensed, or human trafficking. legal challenges are expected. drew: it is a dry day today. you can leave the rain gear at home. rain does return to the forecast. tomorrow morning, we are expecting a morning soaking. the rain is out of here by lunchtime tomorrow. the afternoon is totally dry. all the egg hunts will have sunny skies and 60's. jobina: our biggest issue since 2:00 this morning has been vallejo, where a big rig

crashed. west on 37 and state route 29 is closed. kumasi: lizzo has just announced she is releasing a new album on july 15. the first single is out now. it has a word we cannot say on tv. she said it is going to be the song of the summer. drew: i heard it on tiktok. reggie: is it good? drew: it is. she has a video out. reggie: with think nice swimmers. -- with synchronized swimmers. drew: we love it. reggie: the name of the single -- we made it sound -- it is not that bad. it is just weird. it is about time. it is about darn time. jobina: it's about darn time. drew: let's keep it pc. reggie: we got to friday. kumasi: we want this. drew: i love it. kumasi: have a good friday and a

great weekend. stay safe and happy. reggie: good friday. te good morning, america, fo our viewers in the west. chaos has broken out in jerusalem on this friday morning as holidays for christians, jews and muslims converge this weekend. breaking news, clashes erupt in what hned en a major holsi poce entered thimo gathered as ramadan, passover and easter all fall on the same weekend. people throwing rocks and fireworks. police firing tear gas. more than 100 people injured. what we know this morning. on the move for the holiday weekend, the best and worst times to travel. plus, the new covid concerns. and what we know about the covid-19 breathalizer to help detect the disease. moscow with a warning for the u.s. saying there could be,