at sfo, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> the cdc also says that fully vaccinated people can gather, unmasked and indoors for easter, for the first time in more than a year. abc 7 news reported dustin dorsey has spoken about the emotions heading into the special weekend. >> reporter: for christians, easter sunday celebrates the resurrection of jesus christ. resurrection, a word that embodies a return to glory. this weekend will hold a special meeting, as it will be the first time many will return to in person, and/or easter service since 2019. >> this'll be the first time we have been inside a church since covid started, and the ceremony, the passion of christ at easter time is the most important thing in the catholic faith. it's really emotional. >> reporter: suzie suh is narrow, along with 150 other members of the st. martin of tours catholic church began their easter weekend with a good friday mass. the church has limited in their capacity to 25% and made the required changes to allow for safe st sll considered a blessi. >> it's great. i love going to church, and i love god. >> it's a nice

longer need to wear a mask. >> governor newsom said california will be aligning with the new cdc guidelines. abc 7 news reporter kate larsson spoke to a bay area official about what this means for mask wearing and when the new rules could be official in california. >> reporter: outside in the embarcadero there's already a mix of masks on and off faces. rhode island resident katherine myers says she's comforted that says people, vaccinated or not do not need a mask while outside. on the right the chart when it's safe for fully vaccinated individuals are outside. and those that are not. those that are not safe for the unvaccinated. >> i still feel i would be very cautious and not wear a mask and make sure i don't spread and hope everybody takes that precaution. >> it's about time because i do misseeing people's smiles and i do miss wearing lipstick. >> reporter: dr. susan phillip is responsible for an enacting health orders. >> when do you expect expect the health department. >> i don't have an exact date but i anticipation it'll be in the next days or so. as far as being stricter, we have done th

7 news. abcews anchor deon pressed the oakland police chief for answers today. >> reporter: dramatic video coming out of oakland shows the moments an asian cup until their 70s is attacked and robbed on their front porch monday afternoon. the couple's son, hearing his mother screaming, runs out barefoot, wielding a machete, and scares the robbers away. this happened one day before a vietnamese couple were tied up, attacked and robbed of much of their life savings less than ten minutes away. their 7-year-old daughter, home at the time, witnessed it all. >> i'm scared they're going to come back, though. and i don't want them to come back. >> reporter: during a time when many attacks on asian americans are coming to light, these victims tell me they are losing confidence in oakland police, especially after a store owner in chinatown was arrested after firing his weapon to stop a robbery in progress. i attended a press conference held by police friday afternoon where they announced the formation of a

7 news. abc news anchor deon pressed the oakland police chief for answers today. >> reporter: dramatic video coming out of oakland shows the moments an asian cup until their 70s is attacked and robbed on their front porch monday afternoon. the couple's son, hearing his mother screaming, runs out barefoot, wielding a machete, and scares the robbers away. this happened one day before a vietnamese couple were tied up, attacked and robbed of much of their life savings less than ten minutes away. their 7-year-old daughter, home at the time, witnessed it all. >> i'm scared they're going to come back, though. and i don't want them to come back. >> reporter: during a time when many attacks on asian americans are coming to light, these victims tell me they are losing confidence in oakland police, especially after a store owner in chinatown was arrested after firing his weapon to stop a robbery in progress. i attended a press conference held by police friday afternoon where they announced the formation of

longer need to wear a mask. >> governor newsom said california will be aligning with the new cdc guidelines. abcews reporter kate area official about what this means for mask wearing and when the new rules could be in california. >> reporter: outside in the embarcadero there's already a mix of masks on and off faces. rhode island resident katherine myers says she's comforted that says people, vaccinated or not do not need a mask while outside. on the right the chart when it's safe for fully vaccinated individuals are outside. and those that are not. those that are not safe for the unvaccinated. >> i still feel i would be d erodat ecti. >> it's i misseeing people smiles d i do miss wearing lipstick. >> reporter: dr. susan phillip is responsible for an enacting health orders. >> when do you expect expect the health department. >> i don't have an exact date but i anticipation it'll be in the next days or so. as far as being stricter, we have done that here but we can't be less lose. so we have to wait for the state to change its orders before we can officially change our orders in san francisco. >>

something we are definitely going to keep an eye on. >>> we have one more hour until that abc news specialeport on the trial of derek chauvin with closing arguments happening today. new at 6:00, dan abrams weighs in on what could happen next. >>> the school superintendent plans to stay on for another year. but there is a catch. the amendment to his contract that will be made official this week. >>> and the last call for vaccinations at a pop up oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> for none of these charges do need the intent to kill. for all the charges you need for derek chauvin to be

and vallejo, korell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> looks like fun. still ahead on abc 7 news, covid hasn't stopped one san francisco easter tradition, but it has changed it. volunteers lit up the mt. davidson cross tonight. >>> and i am meteorologist to my, we are heading to the forecast. >>> plus, police are stepping up patrols and some san so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! when heartburn takes you by surprise. fight back fast, with new tums naturals. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... free from artificial flavors and dyes. get your spring on at ross. yes! with brand-name looks at prices that say it's on. yeah, it is! get this season's styles for you... ...and you... and you... with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! >>> to commemorate the easter holiday, the more than 100 would cross on mt. davidson lights up the sky. the tradition is

whit johnson, abc news, new york. >>> president biden met with the japanese prime minister, his first. he spoke with the president about the increase in violence against asian people in the u.s.. >> president biden's comment that the discriminations and violence can not be allowed and that he firmly opposes it and i have renewed my confidence in american democracy once again. >> there are a couple of anti-hate rallies this weekend in the bay area. one today in san francisco and another in milbray. >>> still ahead, a new use for the old crayons to keep them out of the landfill. that will be an interesting story for you. >>> first a live look outside as we head to break. you can see it started out a little bit cloudy and gray this morning, but things should be getting nice are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning. glad to have kenneth back in his seat. >> what did i miss? did i miss anything? >> ah, let's see. >> couple weeks not on "world news now." >> not at all. >> can i give a quick shout out to our friends at kstp in minneapolis. the morning team there especially got me through. i was there for two weeks. they worked so hard. a lot of "world news now" insomniacs there, too. but shout out to the whole team. kim, megan, chris, a friend of mine from back in the day. >> shout out to them. i'm sure you'll see them very shortly. >> they're busy, i'm sure, this morning. >> that's where we start, in minneapolis, and we begin with a curfew and protest overnight in minneapolis after a driver was shot and killed by police. >> officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd in the city of brooklyn center, not too far from where george floyd was killed. police say they were trying to arrest a man for an outstanding warrant, and he was shot when he tried to get back into his car. the car kept moving for se

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.>>> abc 7 sent out this push alert moments after the palace announced prince philip's death. to get breaking news rights to your phone, download the abc 7 news app.>>>app.>>>app.>>>app.> let's take a look at live doppler seven. you can see we are clear to partly cloudy this morning the good news there is a little bit of fog trying to form around half moon bay. other than that, there is no fog out there.out there.out the. it is going to be another raw day along the coast, mid 50s to upper 50s into san francisco with our fastest breezes. breezes will be a little less intense but still aggressive. you will notice to the delta, that will keep us in the low to mid 60s around the bay and upper 60s to a few 70s inland. this is our coldest date moving forward. >> the san francisco giants will be welcoming fans back to oracle park and it is not only their first home game of the season but their first game with fans in the stands since the pandemic started last year. amy is life outside the ballpark with what fans can expect.>> reporter: team executives say they are ready to welcome back the fans and they

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> welcome, welcome on this april 5th. it took a lot of foresight, though. i didn't realize it was countdown day. >> it didn't dawn on me either. >> somehow people good with numbers picked it up. >> it's good to be back. we've got a lot to get to today. we're going to begin with this desperate effort to avoid an environmental catastrophe near tampa, florida. >> florida's governor declaring a state of emergency. authorities scramble to prevent a leaking reservoir from collapsing. >> they say it could potentially unleash a 20-foot wall of water that would flood entire neighborhoods. this morning, more than 300 homes south of tampa, florida are under mandatory evacuation orders. the governor warning of the potential for catastrophic flooding if this leaking reservoir in the city of palmetto collapses. >> on site engineers deemed the site too dangerous of imminent collapse. >> engineers now urgently trying to drain the 340 million gallons of toxic wastewater after the lining supporting the reservoir cracked last week. >> curre

stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >>> stephanie, thank you. while finding a vaccine appointment has been a challenge all along, that appears to be changing in some counties across the bay area. our news reporter looks at supply and demand. >> reporter: there are no longer big crowds along winding lines at levi's stadium in the south bay, same at the coliseum in oakland, way more laid-back than it was earlier this month. >> reporter: just how hard is it to get a vaccine appointment in the bay area? let's give it a try. let's log on to my turn and find an appointment. let's search a walnut creek zip code. it looks like there are appointments in the o.co coliseum drive-through. when we look at what pops up, there are plenty of appointments for today, and it looks like plenty of appointments for sunday, and on my turn, let's search francisco. and there is musk only. it looks like lots of appointments for next week on wednesday, thursday and friday. >> reporter: across the bay area, there is a limited supply of vaccine in san mateo, and certain loc

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reporting live at the oakland airport, i'm amy hole field abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the easter holiday looked a little more normal at restrictions. easter mass was held on greens and also inside with limited capacity. abc live streamed from glide memorial church. the pastor delivered a message of hope for those tuning in. >> today on this resurrection sunday, you have declared i ain't dead no more. >> the easter bunny made a surprise visit to haze valley where kids got to hunt for eggs >>> a california senator will visit a mass vaccination site and discuss his visit and california's vaccine distribution efforts at a press conference later in the day. it comes days after fema rejected alameda's request to keep the site open and it will hut down on sunday. vice president kamala harris is returning to oakland for the first time since taking the new position at the white house. she is scheduled to talk about various topics during her trip including water, infrastructure and small businesses. no exact details have been released. harris was born in oakland and kicked off the presidential cam

abc 7 news starts right now. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding úsolutions this s abc 7 news. >>> are shocked tonight. in windsor, the mayor is responding at length for the first time after several women have accused him of assault. now, in sabastopol, a former mayor is behind bars accused of crimes against a child. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i am j.r. stone, dion lim has the night off. the former mayor has been booked on suspicion of having sex with a minor. matt boone spoke to police tonight about the investigation. >> police say they is received a tip and quickly began the investigation findings, finding enough evidence to arrest him for sexual assault crimes against a minor under 15 years old. police say the crimes may have begun in december 2019. at this time, police have only heard from one victim, though they are asking for anyone with information to come forward. given the victim's age, police could not release information about them or the details of the crimes. the investigation has sent shockwaves through the town. >> it is dramatic for

. >>> the abc news exclusive. pierre thomas, one-on-one tonight with u.s. attorney general merrick garland on the anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. the a.g.'s new warning tonight about violent domestic extremists here in the u.s. >>> overseas, news tonight about imprisoned russian opposition leader and lexi navalny. what his doctor is now warning. >>> news on the queen tonight, after bidding farewell to prince philip. those images of her alone, then behind the wheel. and news tonight on princes william and harry. >>> and those incredible images from mars on a monday night. nasa making history. the first nasa helicopter to fly on another planet. and you'll see it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us as we start another week together here. a very busy start to the week tonight. and we begin this evening with the dramatic moments in court today. the prosecution and the defense, their final arguments in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. tonight, it is now the jury's turn. they have been given instructions by th

wade freedman, abc 7 news. >>> president biden will give a press conference tomorrow. that address will be followed by abc 7 news at 8:00. >>> high school graduations will be happening in person this year in san francisco. keesar stadium will be our host for most of them. the ceremonies will be staggered to allow everything to be disinfected and students will be socially distanced. each student will be able to bring four guests who will have to sit in pods. >>> here we go again, back into another summer of drought conditions. aoáets bay mud made an official declaration today as the board discussed plans to ask for voluntary water cut backs. abc 7 news reporter bri tphr- rbgs kley breytells tells te what it means. >> reporter: the the the the th rainfall did not provide enough of a rainfall total. >> resulting in east bay being the driest year on record. >> reporter: most of east bay mud's water supply came from sierra's snow melt. it's only at 40% so it's apparent that the water supply this year will not be sufficient to meet consumer and storage demand. >> in a unanimo

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hopefully the city will find a way to make it work for everybody. >> reporter: cornell bernard, abc 7 news> an abc 7 news producer shared these photos. part of montecito avenue was block off so church members could sit outside. just about everyone was wearing a mask. >>> that is the sound of joy as the act full gospel church reopen for the first time since last march thanks to the move into the orange tear. the oakland church was able to hold easter services this morning. the congregation wear masks and so did the bishop, but as you can see, church members not in the same househol sit .on,ster tradition continued. volunteers handed out gifts and provided -- to people at the first church. it all started with tenderloin tessie who showed that no matter who you were, there was someone who cared. he has since passed away but the giveaway continues and this year, the volunteers also handed out ppe and clothing. >>> in his traditional address, pope francis urged people to not lose hope as the pandemic persists. the pope denounced armed conflicts during the pandemic as scandalous. he said vaccine

erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >>> o.j. settled a lawsuit he filed against a las vegas hotel. the suit claims simpson's reputation was damaged by hotel staff who claimed he was drunk and disruptive during a visit in 2017. simpson had just been released from prison. the terms of the settlement were not disclosed. >>> and a surprise for customs agents at jfk airport in new york. a passenger coming from ghana had 22 giant african snails inside his luggage. the snails carry a parasite which causes meningitis in humans. >>> well, coming up, is working from home a failed experiment? the new evidence. >>> but first the blame game after a world leader who happens to be a woman was left without a seat at the table literally. lite [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. family meeting! ♪ we have big news. new kellogg's cinnamon roll froste

i'm seeing light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: in the south bay abc 7 news. >>> starting at midnight tonight, you myturn.ca.gov. >>> we want to get back to abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield is tracking the vaccine. >> reporter: there is work going on behind the scenes to try and not cancel appointments at sites like this one here in pleasanton at the fairgrounds here in alameda county. the bay area has decides to stop using the j & j vaccine for now. here's what that means around the area. in contra costa county they are keeping appointments for now. only a small percentage of the vaccines are johnson & johnson there. the mass vaccination site was relying on j & j but but it was able to switch to the pfizer vaccine and did not have to cancel any appointments. in santa clara county, that county does not expect the change to slow down its plan to vaccinate everyone. it too will switch appointments to pfizer and moderna. so it looks like the impact will be minimal here in the bay area for now. >> from a supply chain standpoint, i don't think it will hinder it as much as it could if

the fda has not yet authorized it for anyone under 16. >>> a new permanent vaccination site is opening in east palo alto. abc 7 news reporter matt is live with at cesar chavez middle school. good morning, matt. >> good morning. yeah, according to the county this area east palo alto only has a vaccination rate of about 27% right now. compare that to the overall vaccination rate in san mateo county of about 45%. now it is taking place in the parking lot here at cesar chavez middle school in east palo alto. it will be the first vaccine site in the county to offer the johnson & johnson vaccine which as we know requires only one dose fore going the need to make follow up appointments. it is also the first site that will move eligibility to include those 18 and over. however you must be a resident in the area. it is designed for people without access to health insurance including undocumented immigrants. east palo alto city council member antonio lopez and council member jones will be out here later today to open this site. that will happen at 10:00 a.m. of course the plan is to create a permanent site out here --

she spoke with abc 7 news reporter, cornell bernard. live in windsor where a rally is planned calling for the mayor's resignation. >> those calls are getting louder for his resignation. check it out. a rally being held at this hour here at the entrance to windsor. this is the busiest intersection if town. folks on both sides of the street holding signs, calling for the mayor to step down. now the sheriff has launched an investigation after four women claim he sexually assaulted them. we spoke with one of those women today. >> so i feel like speaking out is important. >> sofia williams is talking about an alleged incident back in 2006 involving dominic. who would later be elect maid your of windsor. she says the two had been out dancing and drinking with friends. >> that night dominic and i shared a cab home. >> she been that cab took them to his house. >> and he was like let's sleep here sober up and i'll take you home in the morning i was like okay. no problem. sofia was promised a separate bed room but found she wasn't alone. >> i was

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>> as promised four democrated introduced a bill to expand supreme court -- >> this is an abc news special report >> i'm kenneth moton with mona at headquarters we're coming on air with breaking news, there's another deadly mass shooting in florida. >> eight peopl kill in a fedex facility near the east eht p dead and multiple others injured and at least four were hospitalized, including one with critical injuries. two others were treated at the scene. no law enforcement officers were injured. we understand police have said the gunman shot and killed himself. >> one employee said he had just sat down to eat with a co-worker when the shots rang out. . >> i got my chips and sandwich about to take a bite and heard two loud clang after the first two and then my buddy levi stood up as he was squatting at the bench and looked over out into the parking lot, didn't see anything yet, then we heard three more shots. and then my buddy levy saw someone running out of the building and then more shots went off. somebody went behind their car to 9 trunk and got another -- got another gun and then i saw on

abc news. >> to be an ally to children in the area, you will find ideas and support to abc 7 news takeion. >> today is the first vaccine appointments open to all californian 16 and up. if you can book a slot if you can find one. e have been searching and found dozens of sites, and appoints, but they go stephanie sierra says the best time is between 5:00 and 6:00 in the evening. >> i have been checking all the websites and my mom has been too, just so see if we can get appointments. they have appointments coming out all the time. you have to be there at the right time. >> trying to get an appointment and tory checked several websites -- or ashley i should say checked several websites. she has been trying all day long. she is going to be a senior next year and wants to be vaccine sod she can go back to school in in person. 51 californian have received at least one dose. you can check the tracker and also ask our own vaccine team with questions you have. go to abc 7 news.com/vaccine. >> we have dealt with many changes and one is increase in homelessness. the numbers are in and you will he

jr stone abc 7 news. >>> we're also looking ba at the 2003 recall of governor gray davis. the only successful recall in state history. abc 7 originals documentary total recalled looks at the surprise candidates to rise of the governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> getting a vaccine in one south bay county just got a whole lot easer in. if youive, work, and school in santa clara county, you can go right in. >> reporter: we are at at santa clara county fairgrounds where you can walk in for an appointment. the county has 20,000 doses of vaccine. they just need people who want them. so they will make it a bit easier. santa clara county is going to let people walk in without appointments and get vaccinated at most sites. this does not apply to levi stadium or east ridge mall. a a though those sites are now allowing people to make same day appointments. the county's health officer likes the momentum he has seen to far. he wants to keep 9:going. >> our percentages are pretty good. we are 65% of our counties had at least one dose of vaccine. over a third of people have had the two dos

. >>> from abc news news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin with a poignant good-bye for prince philip. the ceremony sparse by british royal standards and a symbol of the impact of the coronavirus during this pitime. during this pitime. the prce's casket, hish. the brothers walking behind the kafshget you see there supporting theirp married 73 years due to covid protocol, the 94-year-old monarch sitting alone during the service at st. george's chapel.the images from today a reminder of so many around the globe wrought with loss and the pandemic. abc leads us off in windsor. >> reporter: it was where they fell in love a lifetime ago, today a sunlit windsor was where the queen said goodbye to her prince. the duke of edinburgh planned every detail of his funeral, and while it was fa are smaller than it would have been because of the pandemic, the power of the pomp and ceremony was not diminished. in a year marked the world over by loss, millions watched a family mourn a

to find out more and how you can take action and become an ally, head to abc 7 news website. abc7news.com. >>> traffic cones are up. large crowds and unlimited street venues turned off the shoreline into a crowded and noisy unsafe atmosphere. visitors today said they appreciated the calmer vibe. >> it's the meeting place, so everybody can get together for a little fun. and that's not going to cost you anything. >> reporter: these measures will be in place every weekend through november. kamala harris is returning to her hometown of oakland for the first time since becoming vice president. harris is scheduled to talk about various topics including water infrastructure and small business. though no details have been released about her that yet. harris was born in oakland and kicked off her presidential campaign there in january 2019. she began her career as prosecutor in the alameda county district attorney's office. >>> looking ahead now, another sign downtown san francisco is coming back to life. it has been closed since the summer, but we now know when the oldest restaurant

abc news will have special coverage of prince philip's funeral saturday morning, that starts at 6:30 abc7. >>> more than 1 million clubhouse users had their account info linked online. ever news reports data for around 1.3 million users was taken from the voice chat room app and posted on a hacker forum. the dump included names and handles for other social media accounts. it also included the username of whoever invited the user, since clubhouse is invite only. clubhouse responded saying, they were not hacked, and that this information is already public. >>> a new study finds job ads on facebook determinate, based on gender, according to usc researchers and social media companies algorithms could be found illegal under federal employment dissemination law. men were more likely to see domino's pizza delivery driver ads, while women were more likely to see instacart shopper add. in response to this study, facebook says, quote, our system takes into account many signals, to try and serve people as they will be most interested in, but we understand the concerns raised in the report. >> a

abc 7 news. >>> we do have a look back at the life and influence of prince philip, including a royal wedding archive. you can find it through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app, available for roku and similar devices. today, we are learning more about the victims of a mass shooting at indianapolis fedex facility. the sick community says four of its members were among the eight killed late thursday. the gunman killed himself. please confirm he was a former fedex employee. the fbi says it investigated him last year after his mother told police she feared he was a danger to himself. today, the community is in mourning. >> not just for my community. probably victims who sanctified their lives in this, it is very painful for everybody. >> police have said the shooting was a hate crime. they are still investigating the motive. another ship joins the fleet. this is not only a big deal for the ship itself, but for the city of oakland as well. we will explain. the weekend warm-up is here. taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco. >>> that is the sound of the newly commissioned uss

now america's top diplomat here telling abc news the taliban, who are demanding the u.s. stick to the original deadline this saturday, may be preparing to attack troops as they leave. >> we're all concerned about what will happen. we have very clearly and loudly, publicly, warned the taliban against any -- against any actions against coalition forces. >> reporter: all u.s. and nato forces are now scheduled to leave by september 11th, ending america's longest war. and in his speech before congress, president biden doubling down on that decision. >> after 20 years of valiant to bring those troops home.ime - >> reporter: but as they go, the security situation here is dire. the u.n. reporting more than 1,700 civilian casualties in the first three months of this year. the ambassador tells me that u.s. command has concluded that a military victory wasn't going to happen, even as he admits that there is still many terrorist groups here that afghan forces are now going to have to deal with. linsey? >> ian, thank you. >>> and now, to the horrific scenes unfolding in brazil and ind

stone, abc 7 news. >>> following a celebration.y moved to a near by church for a vigil in san jose. how tonight's crowds are remembering george floyd and others killed at at at at at at police. >> reporter: for those gathered tuesday, the sounds of celebration, reverend moore says tuesday's verdict is a step in the right direction but he adds this is only the beginning. >> we just hope that more police officers when they see injustice will to step up. >> reporter: they also seek justice for locals who's loved ones were killed by police. religious leaders and south bay residents taking a time to reflect. >> today is a day for us to have a little revelry because justice won the day but it's also important for us to have a little bit of relevance because there's more work to do. >> reporter: honoring george floyd and south bay families. oliver saying the church has long been a church for champions and a day of refuge to return hope. >> what it must be for a young person to know that justice is possible. that their life is just a littl

sources telling abc news the fbi seized electronic devices, including his cell phone, as part of a federal investigation. what our jon karl has learned tonight. >>> the coronavirus in the u.s. and news tonight on the pfizer and moderna vaccines. the new study seniors 65 and older and how effective these two vaccines are in keeping you from the hospital. >>> also tonight, for the first time, we hear from one of the jurors who convicted derek chauvin of murdering george floyd, telling us he did not feel pressure to find chauvin guilty. he and the other jurors studied the evidence. and the one charge that took them the longest to deliberate. and what he revealed about the jury, wishing derek chauvin had taken the stand. what the juror told our robin roberts. >>> breaking news tonight in the death of ahmaud arbery in georgia. tonight, news coming in. new federal charges, hate crime and attempted kidnapping charges for three suspects accused of shooting and killing arbery while he was jogging. pierre thomas standing by. >>> with president biden set to pull out u.s. troops from afghanistan by se

the abc7 news i team has tracked down repeat offenders. >>> the abc 7 news i team obtained records frompudepar health that shows just how well businesses are complying with covid regulations and it reveals those that are not. stephanie sierra spoke with the compliance team about how enforcement will change in the future and she is live tonight with the story. >> according to records from san francisco county, the overwhelming majority of is mrs. across the city and county have complied with the public health order. there are still problem areas the county health department is keeping a close eye on. >> may still lost a lot of money. we are still very slow. >> he is the proud owner of chinese cuisine. it is a hawaiian barbecue lunch spot in san francisco's financial district. over the past year he lost 70% of his business but never lost sight of safety. >> customers come in and i

stone, abc 7 news. >>> following a celebration.any moved to a near by church for a vigil in san jose. how tonight's crowds are remembering george floyd and others killed at at at at at at police. >> reporter: for those gathered tuesday, the sounds of celebration, reverend moore says tuesday's verdict is a step in the right direction but he adds this is only the beginning. >> we just hope that more police officers when they see injustice will begin to step up. >> reporter: they also seek justice for locals who's loved ones were killed by police. religious leaders and south bay residents taking a time to reflect. >> today is a day for us to have a little revelry because justice won the day but it's also important for us to have a little bit of relevance because there's more work to do. >> reporter: honoring george floyd and south bay families. oliver saying the church has long been a church for champions and a day of refuge to return hope. >> what it must be for a young person to know that justice is possible. that their life is just

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we hope to see you half an hour abc news at 6:00. ♪ tex-mex. tex-mex. ♪ termites. go back up!g on! i am hanging on. don't mess up your deck with tex-mex. terminix. hi. the only way to nix it is to terminix it. >>> tonight, the police body cam and what authorities are now saying after that deadly police shooting of a young black driver outside minneapolis. authorities say the officer mistook her handgun for a taser. police releasing the video 24 hours after the shooting. daunte wright seen struggling with officers, trying to get back into his car. the officer is heard shouting, "i'll tase you," then "taser, taser," before firing a single shot from her handgun instead. the police chief today calling the shooting, quote, an accidental discharge. the family tonight outraged. a curfew now in place following protests and clashes with police. and what's now happened to the officer. >>> just miles away, the trial of former officer derek chauvin today in the death of george floyd. emotional testimony from george floyd's brother. >>> the other breaking news

that's all the time we have for abc 7 news at 5:00. i'm dion lim. t 30 minutes for abc 7 news at 6 clock. >>> tonight, the fears of a fourth wave, as coronavirus cases reach alarming levels again. in the upper midwest, hospitalizations up 30% in just the last week. officials in michigan say the virus is spreading like wildfire. the state's governor now re-upping her request for more vaccine doses. but it comes as the country prepares for a sharp drop in the johnson & johnson vaccine supply this week. the concerns it could slow down the progress, after the u.s. hit a record 4.6 million reported shots administered in just 24 hours. >>> queen elizabeth and the royal family in mourning after the death of prince philip. the queen's family at her side, now speaking out. and new details on the plans for a small, private funeral with prince harry expected to join his family for the first time since that revealing interview.

we miss each other in the biggest way. >> reporter: i'm sandy kenyon, abc news, new york. >> again, rightunday morning at 10:00 and continues all day with special on the red carpet coverage leading up to the 93rd academy awards ceremony at 5 p.m. after the last award is handed out stay with on the red carpet for continuing coverage of oscars, hollywood's biggest day, the oscars always so much fun. >>> the academy award for best forecast goes to? >> is >> just stay in your slippers sunday and enjoy the oscars and the rain outside. level one storm is coming in. it's finally rolling back to winter. i know it's spring, but we need that wet weather. let's look at live doppler 7 locally. we do have a lot of cloud cover with the exception of san jose partly cloudy. the rest of you are looking at cloudy skies now. the clouds are all stacked up, 40s and 50s and as you look from the top of the transamerica pyramid, barely visible as we are seeing that deep marine layer place. sunday light to moderate rain arrives, slight possibility of thunder with hail and we're looking at a tenth to a half inch o

south bay a trio of restaurants is teaming up with wine makers to introduce their labels to a new audience. abc news reporter explains why the effort is needed now more than ever. >> reporter: at santana row, new partnership rooted in is taking flight. >> we don't know what we don't know. >> a program aims aims aims aim under represented wine makers who are based in the bay area. >> with what's happening in the aapi community now we recognize that this is the time to recognize and acknowledge that community and shed a light and have entrepreneurs that need it. >> when you see someone that looks like you it's compelling, welcoming and giving people a sense of belonging. >> reporter: the wine flight will also be available at meso modern mediterranean. kelly lekong is one of the wine makers. he's proud to see his company cabernet savignon getting a spot. >> the people are as big of a story as the place and variety. >> reporter: a way to empower people and educate consumers. >> it's about bringing people together and about the community. this is another opportunity to enhance that and get to know s

you can count on abc news for continuing coverage.ou can watch the live closing arguments from the prosecution and the defense. it is airing right here on abc7 and streaming on our apps . it is available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. >>> we have learned the 19-year- old man that killed eight people at fedex facility in indianapolis bought two rifles legally. that is despite fpa agents seizing one of his guns last year after his mother called police. it is not known if the ougha judge. dge had rule dangerous he should have been barred from buying another gun. he was a former employee and authorities have not announced a possible motive. >>> dozens of people gathered to pray for the victims of the shooting. among the victims were four members of the sikh community . san jose is home to one of the largest sikh communities in the u.s. last night, they saw allies calling for change. >> enough is enough. it is time for all of us to stand together. >> prayer and action is love. love and action is service. we must be of

. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now co-anchor martha raddatz. >> good morning and welcome to "this week." 88 days in, challenge and crisis face the new biden administration, the white house ordering all american troops out of afghanistan in time for the 9/11 anniversary prompting blistering blowback. and despite more than 200 million covid vaccinations now administered, surges being reported in nearly half of american states. dr. fauci and secretary of state blinken will join us shortly, but we begin this morning with a nation on edge. this morning, in minneapolis, the national guard is at the ready in anticipation of a verdict this week in the trial of derek chauvin. protests continued for a seventh night in the aftermath of another police shooting claiming the life of 20-year-old daunte wright. and then there are the mass shootings, the most recent at that fedex facility in indianapolis, eight lives lost in a senseless rampage after months of deadly assaults across the nation. we're going to look at it all thi

news businesses have been waiting for. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, governor newsom reiterated the mass vaccination site at the coliseum will stay open. the partnership with the federal government will end on sunday but now the state will match the vaccine allocations made by alameda and contra costa counties. abc 7 news has assembled a team to truckle vexing updates. if you have questions, send them to us and we will get you answers. visit www.abcnews7.com to get that information. >>> we have two information on san francisco public schools. after mounting public pressure and the desire to avoid a lawsuit, the board decided to postpone its plan to rename schools. >> major news coming out of the board who voted unanimously to open all schools in the fall for all students for full-time in person learning. students who choose not to return for medical or academic reasons can still learn remotely. ward member jenny lam cited a declining covid-19 infections and the increase of vaccines. >> in person instruction will remain the primary and majority offering of the district. remote learni