christine sloan, abc7 news new york. >>> isn't it amazing how we have gotten so far?ere looking at the weather to make sure the takeoff was okay. now we are at splashdown. >> it is always crucial. what the window weather just right. it is nice to welcome them home after an amazing mission. tonight, it is clear, no matter where you are, you have a live look outside. you can see over the city skyline, we find fierce skies. earlier, we had a lot of fog. the marine layer is getting compressed. what that means, as we go through the next 12 to 24 hours, we will expect clear skies and gusty wind. here are the surface wind as we look over the city. we have the gusts with us throughout much of the overnight. what that really does in the overnight hours, it keeps temperatures elevated. the lows will fall on either side of 50 degrees. temperatures have been slow to cool off with breezy conditions. it's 51 in the city. it is 54 in oakland. it is 57 in santa rosa. brentwood is coming in at 60 degrees. this is live doppler 7. the reason why we are tracking this today, and tomorrow,

abc news reporter christine sloan has the latest. >> i have a challenge to dc residents. >> officials resorting to different methods to encourage vaccinations. free tire tattoos that say vaxed for mom and dead. >> the cdc director using the holiday to work for vaccines too. >> i rest easy knowing my family will be safe and that is the best mother's day gift i could get this year. >> this vaccination clinic opening in maine. the hopeeoe d in phoenix, city officials offering a $75 bonus to city workers who get vaccinated. a doctor saying she expects pfizer to get fda authorization for vaccinating 12 to 15-year-old's next week. pfizer now planning to seek full approval from the fda for its coronavirus vaccine. right now the vaccine is being distributed under an emergency use authorization which is a different regulatory status. there are more signs of things slowly returning to normal. >> grand ole opery opening to full capacity next week. in chicago's united center now welcoming fans back to the stands for bulls and blackhawks game. up to 25% capacity. >> getting everybody back together

as christine sloan reports the need to get more vaccinate is the still as important as ever. >> more progress against coronavirus. the average number of new cases plunging to less than 28,000 thanks largely to vaccinations. >> as more and more people roll up their sleeves and get vaccinated, the number of cases and the level of community risk is decreasing. >> in san francisco, the most vaccinated large city in the country, no new patients at one of the biggest hospitals for the first time in over a year. >> it feels like a milestone. there are zero admissions at san francisco general. >> new jersey expected to lift indoor mask rules for vaccinated people by memorial day weekend and the push to increase vaccination continues. oregon doing a lottery for people who get the shot. >> if we can get 20 to 40% of the people in oregon to choose to get vaccinated, think we could save many live its. >> experts still worry about a potential future surge. the nation with a 45% plunge in vaccinations since early last month. >> where there is less vaccination the virus will emerge. >> 15 states an

here's abc's christine sloan. >> reporter: this morning, a desperate search for a missing buffalo statesing for more than a week. 19-year-old zanaya dennis was last seen saturday, april 24th in this image inside other dorm. her family says the sophomore handed in a school assignment, then caught a bus to niagara falls. two hours later, a ping from her cell phone was detected near niagara falls state park 17 miles from campus. >> since that day, there has been no cell phone or electronic activity, no financial activity, no other communication with family or friends. >> this is not like her. this is not of her nature. she is -- my mother always said she's a creature of habit. >> reporter: dennis is an honor student in mechanical engineering. her sister says it's highly unusual for her not to keep in touch with the family. >> she comes to visit my mother in the city or comes to visit my family, she lets her know when she's running late or lets her know who she's going to be with, or what time she expects to be home. >> reporter: police say right now there are no signs of foul play. >> if i

christine sloan, abc news new york. >>> the alameda council voted on a series of police reforms and mattne tells us many of the issues were discussed for nearly a year but were rushed for approval after the death of mario gone seles in police custody last month. >> the beginning of the meeting began with the mayor. >> this is not specifically about the mario gonzalez incident that happened in our city. >> mario died after an encounter with alameda police on april 19 and called by neighbors looking disoriented or drunk in a park. police body cam footage showed gonzalez pinned on his stomach being kneeled on my police before going limp. police described his death as the result of a medical emergency and described by three medical agencies and speeding up police reform especially in noncriminal or mental health situations. >> we've been working on this for a year and hoping to get this investigation and updates prior to the end of the fiscal year. >> that was vice mayor to come up with recommendations after the death of george floyd last may and commentators were quick to point that out. >>

christine sloan. >>> the johnson and johnson come was a warning about the risk of a rare blood clot ithappens particularly in women but san francisco did see one case of a man who had to be in the hospital. we speak to the doctor who treated him. >> too end up with a blood clot after the johnson and johnson vaccine is rare and when these cases reported they happen almost always in women patients. even more unusual, is that ucsf saw the first case of the condition in a healthy man in his 30's. it happened in mid-april. >> he came in with progressive symptoms in his low back and his left leg over about five days and ultimately the discomfort was to the point that he sought help in the emergency room. >> it hurts, it's like when you wake up with a cramp in your leg. >> we know that in europe just a few patients prepped the same symptoms. the john thethethethethethethe activate pl atlettes that lead to blood clots. the patient is out of the hospital and in perfect health. >> he received treatment to help reverse the problem and he was put on a steriod to help kind of quiet the circumstance

christine sloan. >>> new developments. the mayor of windsor has resigned after six weeks at the center of a sex scandal. several women have accused him of sexual assault. the latest according to the san francisco chronicle is a former teen mom, reality tv star who is the 9th possible victimpril 2ndnd i palm beach florida. her attorney said she has proof on video. it seems her accusation was the tipping point for him to step down despite fighting a recall effort. >> he should have done the right thing a long time ago. >> what is the damage he has done >> trust. trust and damage to victims. >> he released a statement saying i do not want undue national attention to have a negative impact on the windsor community because of lawful but poor choices i have made in the recent past. windsor should continue to thrive and i believe stepping down is the best way to ensure that windsor flourishes and that was the end of his statement. >>> new developments a mountain lion captured in san francisco late wednesday night has been release

christine sloan has the latest. >> i have a challenge to dc residents. >> officials resorting to different methods to encourage vaccinations. in dc free temporary tattoos that say vaxed for mom and dad. the director using the holiday to work for vaccines. >> i rest easy knowing my family will be safe and that is the best mother's day gift i could get. >> this vaccination clinic opening in maine. the hope to reach more unvaccinated people and in phoenix, city officials offering a $75 bonus to city workers who get vaccinated. a doctor saying she expects pfizer to get fda authorization for vaccinating 12 to 15-year-old's next week. they are now planning to seek full approval from the fda for its coronavirus vaccine. right now the vaccine is being distributed under an emergency use authorization which is a different regulatory status. there are more signs of things slowly returning to normal. the grand ole opery opening next week. in chicago now welcoming fans back to the stands for the bulls and blackhawks game. up to 25% capacity. >> everybody back topping. mad house of madison is always goo

christine sloan with the latest. >> very a challenge to residents. >> officials resorting to different methods to encourage vaccinations in dc, free temporary tattoos that say vaxxed for mom and dad. the cdc director using the holiday to work for vaccines. >> i rest easy knowing my family will be safe and that is the best mother's day gift i could get this year. >> this vaccination clinic opening in maine. hope to reach more unvaccinated people and in phoenix, city officials offering a $75 bonus to city workers who get vaccinated. a doctor saying she expects pfiz, r to get authorization for vaccinating 12 to 15-year-old's next week. pfizer planning to seek full approval from the fda for its coronavirus vaccine. right now the vaccine is being distributed under an emergency use authorization which is a different regulatory status. there are more signs of things xt week and omg stbadse bulls and blackhawks game. up to 25% capacity. >> getting everybody back together. mad house of madison is always good to be there in person. if you are watching the bulls or the blackhawks. >> and there's

christine sloan, abc news, new york. >>> new developments in a raresator saturday session, the alamedacouncil voted on police reforms . abc7 news reporter matt boone said they were rushed for approval after the death of mario gonzalez in police custody last month. >> reporter: a disclaimer mayor ashcraft. >> this is not specifically about the mario gonzalez incident that happened in our city. >> reporter: mario died after an encounter with alameda police on april 19th, when they were called by neighbor whose reported him looking disoriented or drunk in a park. police body cam footage showed gonzalez pinned on his stomach, being kneeled on by police before going limp. police initially described his death as the result of a medical naerjs, but it is now under investigation by three separate agencies, it prompted the city to speed up its discussion on police reform, especially in non-criminal or mental health-related situations. >> we have been working at this almost a year now hoping to get this prior to the end of the fiscal year. >> reporter: that was vice mayor malia referring to infa