a mass vaccination site. disturbing video of a teenager being arrested in stockton. the moments caught on camera. the steps the city is taking this weekend. happy easter.

a quick check of our weather with her meteorologist. >> it is cloudy out there this morning. but, it is going to be a great start for the entire bay area. and how close to the coast you are. visibility goes for 10 miles. coldest spot we have on here. livermore. they level the left field. here in the middle 60s. a little over to you. >> that scheduled to close next weekend. expanding eligibility anyone 16 and older.

it was in much better shape than it was the site when it first opened. and it's working with local health officials. meanwhile, 2000 people got the single dose johnson & johnson vaccine and a large drive organized by 2015. including union caregivers and their clients along with members of the church. many of them have been eligible for a while but had struggled to make appointments. and from more unwary can get a vaccine by scanning the qr code on your screen right there. oakland is cracking down on crowds. the city is trying to figure out how to handle the illegal vendors. social media video shows just how packed it is recently. they took steps to reduce routing. as the report in oakland on

whether or not those new measures actually worked. >> while this prevented the illegal parking, it didn't stop the vendors from stopping. the city report some vendors selling alcohol and marijuana. after the rainy season. >> they degraded until last weekend which was the worst weekend so far. >> the warm weather last week and thousands of people. some double parked and even triple parked. blocking access. >> people blasting music you know you also have the muscle cars and motorcycles doing doughnuts. >> they said that the new traffic measures were there. representing this area.

>> it's going to be hard and it's going to take time. but imagine you're talking to folks so that i can work here >> they are setting up a designated area. many of these vendors declined to go. claiming that the rules are too strict. >> where are you trying to survive. >> we are not trying to be illegal we are just trying to survive. i haven't been able to get a job. >> they say it's not just about the quality of life the large crowds can lead to dangerous times. someone fired several shots. we aren't sure if anyone was injured. and at 3:00 p.m., they had to parked cars that had ran off. they were if they come back on sunday, they will get tickets. the city council president

wants to bring back the ambassadors who would educate the public about what is allowed at the lake. they were first introduced last summer most of those vendors. today marks 53 years since the assassination of martin luther king. he was 39 when he was shot. it happened outside of the hotel. a husband a father of four and inspiration to millions of people across the globe. he spent much of his life advocating for equal rights. >> calls for justice in stockton at the newly released video shows a 17-year-old violently arrested by police. we have a video and we want to warn you that it may be unsettling to watch.

emotions are strong. after seeing newly released video of officers meeting the 17-year-old. >> the video starts with an officer telling him not to move. and then telling him to take his seat a lot. >> i'm not resisting. >> i'm not resisting. >> i counted him shouting. and at one point you hear him screaming out in pain. >> give me your hands. >> i have righteous indignation. i am irritated, upset and frustrated. >> police fired two of the

officers involved. now the community members want justice with the other two involved. >> you don't get to beat somebody down and think it's okay. >> you can be a 17-year-old child on camera. >> humus is swollen and bruised face including melissa at the bottom of his shoe. the police chief released a statement earlier this week reading in part, our department has policies that say that we should make attempts to avoid those arrests around the head and neck area if possible. given the set of circumstances i cannot condone any excessive force additionally any use of profanity is considered unwarranted and not professional. a community angry and not backing down.

>> there is disruptive behavior. that means that you are doing that part. don't get distracted. >> the body camera video what the police department saying it would not release the video. and out of respect for his family. >> the search is on for a missing teenage boy. they are asking for the public's help in finding him. seen at about 3:30 p.m. his family says he doesn't have a cell phone and it's not just for cold weather. he is about 5'3" with black hair and brown eyes. and now to sonoma county where two men are dead after an suv careened off the cliff. it happened just yesterday a park ranger says it's unclear

if it was an accident or intentional. neo from the scene shows a lot of that which seems to be knocked over by the suv. however, it doesn't appear that there were and any permanent safety challenges at the time. taking live look at the capitol hill. it left one police officer dead. an official has told the associated press that the suspect had been suffering from delusion, paranoia as well as suicidal thoughts. tom hansen has more on the security concerns in the wake of that incident. >> national guard troops at a security barricade about 100 yards. they had the following capital officer. the 41-year-old father of two was killed and another officer injured before heading. a family friend

>> we spoke about the service here it didn't impact who he was. he was a truly great guy. >> police say that the driver at the rampage got out of the car with a knife. the 25-year-old attacked the officers stabbing one of them in the face. he shot greene who later died in the hospital. three months after the january 61. president trump stormed the building. >> they conducted a six-week review of the security capital the mobile fencing and protection members of congress. timeout is 6:10 a.m. here streaming on the bay area, a bay area company helping to stop burnout. his creative ideas that you will believe.

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more businesses are opening up in san francisco. at a restaurant called dirty habits, south of market the music is back on.

this is the first weekend for the restaurant and hotel. both of them were boarded up for an entire year. >> they are both hesitant but also very excited. the time to get out of the house enjoy ourselves and you know just feel like we were actually part of that. >> was kind of weird to not have it out there. you know, it had been amazing to actually invite them back. with the colleagues in and around the hotel. >> the restaurant is introducing some new dishes. in the meantime, near the bay bridge, a new fitness studio called true fusion is putting on the finishing touches as it prepares to open in mid april.

construction began from the pandemic. >> we are so excited to get people indoors. it really feels like people want to be coming back together in the community. getting back in shape. >> i have to lose it as well. the city offers a mix of classes including boxing, hot yoga and cycling. a bay area company is giving its employees off next week. they will be letting more than 15,000 employees have spring break. it will be paid and the best part, they don't have to worry about catching up on emails when they return. >> to avoid burnout that's very nice.

let's talk about how today is going to play a outside for easter for a regular sunday. you can see all the clouds out there. it's very similar to yesterday. if anything, they are going to hang on a little bit longer. it stays great there little bit longer. we can see all of our reporting stations here today. that's more than yesterday. now the clouds have overtaken pretty much the entire area. so, if that's where it is now, we will play it forward on the futurecast. most of us have gotten back here. but if you're right near the coast, plan on it staying gray. and then, it will be clear into the overnight hours.

all right. daytime highs, upper 60s. very much right on the mark for average for this time of year. middle 50s for the coast. and then, if we are doing the average now, here it is with the average daytime highs. for most inland parts of the bay area. but, let's see how it actually will go. pretty much there. we will state on monday. little bit of a warm-up. but this isn't really significant. the way that things play out today are the way that they will play out from the much of the rest of the week. this looks really good on the satellite. if we take it on the futurecast, it is a cut off low. meaning it's not attacking for that jet stream. which is just kind of meandering aimlessly. not just until tuesday of this

week. but, if we put this in the forecast model, we will lose little bit of that resolution on it. it just sits there. all the while, while we are focused on that, this one tries to sneak in from the north. this has given us a small opportunity for rain. it is a cold system. and, this is not going to go far enough south to have any kind of an impact for meaningful rain here at home. the lower 70s are just looking at and that remains the case into next week. it's going to stay sunny. into the lower to middle 70s. we will stay in the lower to middle 60s. very typical. the numbers are here as is he is starting to get into that pattern now.

where the clouds come in for the entire bay area. >> it's a nice overnight blanket. >> you can stay a lot warmer because of that. >> thank you so much. happening today, three easter meals. this group will serve the food starting at 1:00 p.m. they will also handout clothing and ppe as well as provide live entertainment. stomach good morning, everybody. a lot of moving parts in sports last night. today how about a final say from the basketball team this day of the ncaa championship game and last night the shot heard round the men's basketball world.

in serious condition at a new york hospital after suffering a heart attack. the 50-year-old has publicly battled substance abuse for years. he entered rehab in 2019. the longtime lawyer confirms that he was rushed to the hospital but doesn't know if it is drug related. his lawyer says that he is off of life support but there is little brain activity.

>> you see it over my shoulder. the men and women in this weekend into monday night. for the mankind yesterday, we had a clunker. followed by the big show. for the championship game. rolling it up from indianapolis. tied at 77. the two minute mark. here, cody riley and at the other end, a true gem sagging up here as well. a great block. he was far from done. final seconds tied in here. a whistle for a charge. he came up the game went to overtime. ucla with the ball. it oh!

oh, yes! he came for this m and the red sox for the win. oh, yes. here it is. it's unbelievable. >> suggs here within alzheimer. a shot at the buzzer. heading here against baylor for monday's national championship game. in the meantime, the women here later today at stanford in the title game. against arizona. first time in the history of the men or women statements they have met for the national basketball championship. >> i'm really excited that we have two teams this is a dream come true. very evident that a lot of those don't even watch it because you know the ratings are inaccurate or whatever. so, start watching it. start paying attention. it's the best in the country. >> she does have a point.

segue to baseball. friday the giants took a step forward and last night it was a step back. here we go. season debut here all smiles in the giants dugout here at the finish. this is into the mariners bullpen. opening the scoring. dylan more how about a double to the wall into the left? third straight double by the mariners. with three runs here in the third inning. seattle with the giants last night. in the series. here, again to get his man up out. here they are 2-1. didn't stay

in the ball for it. it is a three run home run. they put a spot on the board and this team scores that. it is their first year -3 start. since 1996. that is a base pillow. here against the la kings. behind the back pass they turn the light on. they led 2-1. five minutes left to go. and then, finishing it off. they won 3-2 last night. they are one point away from the playoff contention. wow.

what a turnaround for your san jose sharks. we will see you later. it is 6:25 a.m. still had a car in streaming, when bay area, pope francis leads another scaled-back sunday easter mass. a race against time.

welcome back. thank you for joining us. let's start this half hour. and, you can see what things look like here as well. they didn't have class this morning. it's a large start with the gray skies all over the head. this will last until late morning. it's different than seeing the frog on the road. it's way too warm for them. with that forecaster easter

sunday. including security personnel i came here to support our communities and we had to be reunited. >> it's really important to be together and love each other. >> many of the organizers and attendees already have plans for more areas. one of which is in san francisco city hall at 1: 30 p.m. the gospel church in oakland will reopen two parishioners for easter sunday services today. after more than a year of being closed. they will open its doors for an easter weekend.

passerby. can enjoy that music as well. there will also be services at 9:00 a.m. led an easter mass at an empty st. peter's basilica and event to scale down because of the coronavirus restrictions. about 200 people in his annual address the pope said that it is scandalous that warfare is raging during a pandemic he also urged the international community to iron out and ensure supplies reached its countries. he spoke indoors for the second easter in a row to discourage

crowds from gathering. georgia's governor is pushing back against major league baseball's decision to pull the all-star game this summer. the move follows other corporate oppositions to the states new laws. a total of 24 states are considering the restricted voting. and reduce access to drop boxes. it also makes it a misdemeanor to offer water to those standing in line. they say that it targets urban voters in densely populated areas but they say that they made a bad call. >> major league baseball caved to fear and lies from liberal activists. they ignored the facts of that election. >> there are public and pretrade that battle as being driven by democrats. delta airlines both based in georgia have said that they also pose the new law. >> major league baseball, coca- cola and delta may be scared

there as well. but i'm not and we are not. >> democrat stacy abrams who lost the governor's race staunchly opposes the vote. she expressed disappointment but also praise them for taking a stand. she said in a statement on twitter, "others in position of leadership should condemn the law. the former president obama tweeted for taking a stand on behalf of voting rights. this weekend john carried the special envoy for climate is in the united arab emirates. he is taking part in the climate dialogue from the middle east and north africa laying the groundwork for global talks later this year. he says he wants to help narrow differences adding united states isn't trying to dictate what individual country should be doing. take a look at this video just

into the newsroom. a boarding home for students washed away. no one was injured but at least three people have died in flash flood's overall caused by torrential rains. we are learning how a state trooper rescued a two-year-old girl in upstate new york. 911 call came in about the missing child. state police stepped in to help. they began climbing a mountain near the girls home. they knew that they were racing against time wanting to find her alive. one trooper said it took him about an hour. >> laying on the stomach on the rock. i saw her arm move and i knew she was alive. >> she was shivering and another trooper wrapped her up

in his uniform to keep her warm. stomach still to come at allergy season, how do you tell if you have the coronavirus or allergy symptoms? plus got the rush to get married this weekend. the special combination and why hundreds waited in line to get their licenses.

the personal information of 500 million facebook users had been leaked online. they say that the exposed data includes photos facebook ids and full names and locations. the data was reportedly updated to an online form by hackers. it was first obtained in 2019. we reached out to facebook for a comment have but not heard back. the economy appears that brighter but even the job

growth is coming back president joe biden says there needs to be a $2 trillion spending plan on infrastructure and other incentives. he's going to have his work cut out for him. the speaker has said that she wants to see some changes including some tweaks for the state and local tax deductions. something new york democrats are supporting her on. we will talk about all of that. it will also look at one of the district in america talking to us about inequity in america on the easter broadcast. we will take a deep dive into some of the countries neediest populations. we will take it to the border and talk to the pope's favorite none. about what she's witnessing with migrants coming across in record numbers this month looking at what happened in the navajo nation with native

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allergrgies have any different outcomes from the coronavirus. it's not really thought to cause more severe diseases in people who have seasonal allergies. >> ways that you can help minimize or allergy is to be where the pollen count. if it is high, stay inside and change the filter. i will tell you what, my eyes have been itching. >> here's the thing about these pollen counts. we share them because it is important to say track of them. there are very few highly detailed pollen counters around the area. there is one over in the east bay. there's been three of them. see you aren't necessarily going to be able to come away with the most exact story or what to expect, these are generalizations. they don't look good going into the next two days. trees are really going off right now, and particularly

susceptible to that. and if you are not sure why, get yourself an allergy test to see if you can find out where they're coming from. the one thing you can always see in the bay area is mt. diablo. as we take a look at that view, you can't see it right now because, the stratus clouds have obscured it. i can show you a view of another one. out towards the west and you can see the tower there. well about that. this isn't fog. this is just the stratus cloud that's coming on the marine layer. we are starting to get into that season with more common today and if we look at it on the futurecast much of it will run back by late morning. but if you're right at the coast, it may stay great into the early afternoon today.

so the deeper the little bit more persistent than what we saw yesterday. some of us have to see the great last a little bit longer. it stayed warm overnight because of that. temperatures are in the lower to middle 50s and the daytime highs will climb little higher today than they were yesterday. will be in the upper 60s for the daytime highs. the right on the mark for where we should be. lower to middle 60s here right on the mark. this is a pretty spot on average for easter. storms hitting up the coast just going to have to sit out and spin its wheels for the next several days. it's not that one. the one that develops off to the north that tries to get in here by the time we get to next weekend. that's next saturday.

even the one after. no rain in the forecast. gradually warmer. we will keep them in the lower to middle 60s for those daytime highs through much of the bay. so, the good-looking forecast for the rest of this week. it will even be a little bit warmer than what you remembered yesterday. >> if you can survive the pollen and the allergies, going to be perfect. >> is coming into the thick of this now. so let's get there may and hopefully we will get some relief. antioch police partnered with local food shocks to help a family in a desperate fight. adrian rodriguez has stage iv leukemia. they don't want to risk bringing them home during his treatment. people who showed up for the

fundraiser were also there. you can order a home test kit. stomach yesterday was a very special day. some of them went to las vegas to get married on april third 2021. a unique date. 4321. i'll never forget your anniversary. >> the countdown to forever is on. >> it comes once every hundred years. so couples are really excited. >> it is an iconic date. >> what we are seeing is all the couples who had to postpone their videos there they've been there and done that. they wanted something easy. >> they say that they had been

reading off the hook all week. >> people wanted to book something so they came to see what we had available. >> they booked their wedding and now this is the license bureau. they reported our long wait times. dishing out 900 licenses in just two days. >> super excited at the same time. because of the big chains. >> they helped tip that number over thousand. >> the middle of the pandemic was the last one. and there were 1599 couples were married at that time. >> the soon to be mr. and mr. job all the way here to steal the date. >> finally saying i do to forever after an eight year engagement. >> it is a very big relief. this is what we wanted for years. we are going to finally get it

done. as long as she's happy. >> that was alexis reporting. congratulations. the marriage bureau is bracing for another rush. as those dates in december are numbers reading the same forwards and backwards. and the epcot special bond between dad and daughter.

this week students writing that scholars looking ahead to a very bright future. that's all happening with her father supporting her. michelle shows us how her success is truly a team effort. she never went about many things in a normal pattern. >> he has high praise for his daughter. >> she was accomplishing things before you could say good job she was on to something else. >> things that included basketball, track, and school. he says he knew from day one that she would fly high in life. >> when she was first born i would hold her by the back of

her shirt and i would spend her around like she was in an airplane and we would call her flight 1018, that's her birthday. august 18th. >> but her road to success is had her turbulence. the first sophomore year her parents split up. >> i ended up finishing that semester at the lowest grade ever received. but i promised myself the next semester that i would prioritize my education. >> pulling down straight a's by the semester's end. and playing through some tough moments as an aau junior track star with her dad as her coach. >> two weeks before we were to compete during the olympic national. she turned her ankle. i had to carry her. >> now she will soon graduate high school in take off on scholarships.

>> with plans to become a doctor inspired by him, a vietnam veteran and a former journalist who has faced health problems. >> there so many veterans that have to deal with all these chronic ailments before they get healthcare benefits. >> she determines what has to be done. >> a determined spirit and a connection that both say will keep her close as she takes off. >> even though i will be here in person i will be here mentally to support them. >> to learn more about the program go to our website for more. a group of guerrillas got an easter basket stuffed with eggs at a zoo in berlin. they also got plenty of lettuce. this guerrilla try to take all of them dropping some of them in the grass. his approach was to step and

spit out the shells. another guerrilla had a different method. she peeled part of the shell away. a deer burst through the front windshield. shattering the glass in nearly landing on a kid. they started galloping around. take a look. this is what one of them had to say. >> i woke up to something on my back. >> i would be confused. miraculously the deer went back into the wild seemingly uninjured. the children were a bit shaken

time for a look at this morning's top stories. saying that they will go through the plan to close a mass vaccination site at the coliseum. they say that california's supply line is in much better shape compared to when it first opened. is working with local officials on the plan. and video the violent arrest of a teenager has s led to a a law in s stockton. hehe can be heard saying he's n resisting as he is arrested. two of those officers have been fired. today marks 53 years since the assassination of martin luther king jr. he was gunned down on a hotel balcony on

april fourth 1968. he was 39 years old at the time of his death. oakland's efforts to control crowds at the lake will continue today. so many vendors are not following the rules saying that they are too strict. stomach pope francis led the easter mass in a scaled-down ceremony of about 200 people at the vatican. his annual leave to address that it is "scandalous that warfare is continuing during a pandemic. sunrise happened at 6:50 a.m. it is a perfect set up where you have that beautiful deck of clouds and an opening at the horizon just allowing some of that to stream through. let's get you in the forecast and show how things will play out. a lot of daytime highs coming our way for much of the remainder of this seven-day forecast and by the time we get to the middle of the week, we

have more sunshine even in the morning hours. thank you all for joining us. don't forget the news continues all day. watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app.

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ [trumpet] ♪ >> tracy: good morning, and happy easter. jane pauley is off today. i'm tracy smith, and this is "sunday morning." easter is a day for rebirth and new beginnings, and new beginnings are what many of us hope for when it disagreement l a