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south bay at 50. mostly sunny skies across the bay area and we are also looking at 50. everything will change tomorrow. keeping the heat and sunshine and pushing the rainfall away. look at the temperatures that we will have out here in the south bay. we will be pushing back up into the 80s. we are not looking at damaging winds. it will be lower. down to 19%. things will be dryer. 83%. closer to the bay warming up to 75. not quite 80s for the peninsula but you will be close. 79 degrees. here we go. the beaches. northern peninsula. we have got the ocean breeze. no big warm up for you. san francisco at 66 you want more of that heat, bring it up to the north bay. that will be some of the warmest tomorrow. what about records. santa rosa with 79. san jose we have 80. the record is 91. yes, above average. next change is friday. then we are looking at wind on the coast, saturday, wind in the mountains on sunday. i think the wind in the mountains on sunday would be 40 to 50 miles per hour right now. we will watch it closely. it is that type of wind that can increase the fire dan

. >>> two breaking stories in south bay, crash with chp officer in cupertino. another car crashed into chp suv. officer was not hurt, driver of the other car taken to the hospital. >>> also break, shooting investigation on san jose, 4th and heading, near middle school. one shot and suffered life-threatening injuries. closed lanes. >>> resign now is the message for north bay mayor accused of sexually assaulting six women but he says he's not guilty, staying in office. terry mcsweeney watched the wildly emotional meeting and has more. >> demanding that mayor resign. >> reporter: most bizarre sight at special meeting of the windsor town council, mayor reading the resolution he resign immediately. he won't. >> reason i'm not stepping down, in this case i know the truth of these experiences. don't blame those angry and seeking justice, they don't know what i know. >> reporter: but the accusations of six women were enough to sway the numbers. >> if you love windsor as much as you say, you need to resign tonight so we can move on and start the healing process. >> repo

. >> south bay also seeing a drop in supply. last week -- excuse me, this week contra costa county got 178,000 doses, next week a third, 59,000. other counties seeing increase, san mateo county, 11,000 this week, more than 24,000 next week. that's due to supply coming in from the federal government. >>> in the north bay, majority of marin county have at least one dose. no wait appointments for those who live or work in the county. county partnering with health care providers to create more pop-up vaccine sites. >>> firefighters from san ramon set up drive-through site at middle school, working to incre numbers. appointment. >>> major announcement to speed up end of oil fracking in california. governor newsom wants to end it by 2024. ban on all oil production in the state by 2045. within minutes of the governor's announcement, western states petroleum association fired back saying they should have been part of the larger discussions deciding the future of fracking. >> looking at ban of energy production in state, hurt workers, fa

swapping his jab in washington for a job in a south bay restaurant. while the congressman was waiting tables today. >>> and stepping up to help get californians shots. how facebook is helping with the vaccine roll out this weekend. >>> and this weekend, a chilly start tomorrow morning with low clouds, temperatures in the 40s and numbers in the mid 70s. a look at the warming trend when we come back. >> okay, another look at the qr code we mentioned. use the phone to scan the code. it will take to you a website to see chris chmura's tips to track down a vaccine. >>> now at 11:00 tonight, customers had a new server, congressman. congress is considering the raise the wage act that would end sub minimum wages for workers who also earn tips. many say they are always forced to tolerate bad behaviors from customers, managers and co-workers. he fully supports raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour for all workers. >> it's a tough situation. we have to pay people enough so they can afford food. and people complain about homelessness, and people don't have enou

people across the south bay, though, say they felt that shaking. as you can see, the quake was just east of the fault. so far, no injuries, no reports of any injuries or significant damage. let's get to meteorologist, rob mayeda, who is tracking that for us. and also, rob, the incoming rain. >> yeah. if we could go over to the w side two computer. you will be able to see that earthquake that did affect areas northeast of morgan hill. that was a 3.8 quake earlier, was just downgraded as you mentioned to 3.6. and what you will see here are the shaking intensity map. lot of folks on the coyote valley, morgan hill, san jose, up to santa clara valley, but it's also interesting to point out parts of the east bay, up to heyward, livermore, even to brentwood and stockton might have felt a little bit of minor shaking. again that 3.6 earthquake that occurred there to the north of morgan hill by about 9 miles. our other story tonight, of course, is the weather. we have got some light rain moving into the bay area right now. you see, the rain there, outside. a

we spoke to three of those families in the south bay this evening. here is nbc bay area ian cole. >> reporter: tonight a group of families gather outside for an event. to hear from those wearing shirts. families sold take power. all had a loved one killed by police. they were in constant contact leading up to and after the derek chauvin conviction. >> very encouraging. it's just one. it's just one, but maybe it's the start. >> reporter: today's verdict shows if you keep pushing, things can change. >> to me the world, people have opened their lives. >> reporter: i spoke to three of them. police shootings in their cases were ruled to be justified, which they argue against. laurie valdez's partner was shot and killed by san jose state police in 2014. today emotions were mixed. >> and that made me cry because so many of us, like okay, we never got to a courtroom. >> it's very emotional. we've been searching for this justice here in san jose. we haven't gotten it. >> reporter: all three say their verdict is a small step forward. they're a part of silicon

open in the south bay, how they're keeping everybody safe just ahead. >>> after 20 years of planning, new luxury homes for sale on yerba bueÑa island, massive redevelopment project. 10,000 square foot amenities club, hiking trails, most of the island is set aside for open public space. condos to custom estates from $800,000 for a studio to of course millions for a full lf blown home. >>> opening delayed a year because of the pandemic but a favorite sports and entertainment venue is open. top golf opened in north san jose, hit in vegas, dallas and uk. 120 hitting bays, big screen tvs, wine lounge, games, all high tech. >> microchips inside the golf balls tracking them, you can watch it fly, see how much draw or fade you have, and play fun games. >> or if you shanked it. booking a week out, hiring about 600 workers, need 150 more. >>> ready to head back to the shark tank? what you'll have to do to watch a game in person. >>> happening now, beautiful work of art with powerful message in east bay. mural unveiled in downtown oakland on the marriott city center on broadway, one of six to g

down to a chilly 46 in the south bay. peninsula 45. and we're finding more of those 40s across the east bay, san francisco, and the north bay. this temperature over here, down to 40 degrees. as we move through the afternoon, temperatures warming up another degree or two. down in the south bay, this will put us back into the 70s. you'll see it down here towards san jose. 70 also in morgan hill and los gatos. you can see in antioch, 75. concord, 73. and then we get the good old ocean breeze. keeping it nice and chilly at the beaches. 58 in half moon bay. and 65 in san mateo. san francisco, in the low 60s. at the marina, 55 degrees. also getting some sun in san francisco for the afternoon. and let's move it up to the north bay, and you'll see my temperatures here with some seths from nevato to napa going up to santa rosa. 69 there and ukiah, 73. it looks great tomorrow. but we are going to get some heat on the way. let me show you that. it's about this area of high pressure. it's acting like a big roadblock for us. we would like to get so

. >> reporter: if you want to get a vaccine in the south bay, now is the time to do it. i found multiple appointments throughout the day. so many, in fact, you can make an appointment on your phone and car outside, and then walk in five minutes later and get your shot. some smaller vaccine sites say they're struggling to get enough patient. two weeks ago, the mexican heritage plaza had hines around the corner. not any more. >> we're used to a higher volume and we're not seeing that high volume. >> reporter: the county maintains it's not due to vaccine hesitancy but because it has more doses, including 100,000 more from the feds coming in. however, in the next two weeks, the county will start transitioning clinics from operating during the day to nights. >> not only our sefls but our partners are shifting to evening hours. we're thinking 8:00, 9:00 p.m. to ensure we can get as many people as we can. working people. >> reporter: about 53% of californians 16 and up have at least one dose. the challenge may be convincing the others, says dr. ghandi. >> in general, i would sa

bay area families hope the assistance will make ha difference in protecting loved ones. >> south bay congressman is among those applauding the aid. he released a statement reading in part quote. >> i applaud the biden administration decision to put people over profit. >> more than a million more doses of vaccine headed to california. take a look. the states allocation from the feds for this week. 575,000 doses from pfizer. 428,000 moderna. because of the nationwide pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. so far the cdc has not allocated any doses this week. california last shipment came april 12. the state received 68,000 doses. >> the weather. out live. this is the bay bridge. it's starting to dry out. tracking it all for us. >> we're seeing the showers have moved out. bringing much neepded snow to the sierra. thunder snow at times. happening within the last hour. toward the morning some clearing and chilly temperatures. 30s around the north bay. 40s elsewhere. maybe not quite yet. don't pack away the umbrella. especially the hill tops. near the mountains watch what happens midafter

and two separate ceremonies tonight in the south bay. dozens of people gathered to mourn the loss of life and candle light vigils and call for change. >> members of the community gather at the place of worship to pray for the eight people killed in the mass shooting thursday at this indianapolis facility. >> four were from the sikh community. we're here to remember everyone. >> this is the second night of remembrance for the victims. the largest sikh temple in the u.s. >> nearly 100 more community members met in fremont. for more prayer and a candle light vigil chl calls to address gun violence in the country. >> we have to speak out in order to confront this violence crime. >> community leader at both vigils saying enough is enough. >> gun violence took the lives of eight innocent people. today another shooting in austin. >> we look up to make policy changes. up at the federal level. to so the types of incidents don't happen again. >> the sikh communities have been facing violence for centuries and have been the target of crimes in the

another, fog in place, chilly, 44 in tri-valley, south bay in 47 and more 40s through the east bay, san francisco and north bay. daytime highs going to struggle to warm up with the situation, 67 in livermore, 64 martinez, 65 in napa, bay or coast, 50s, oakland to san francisco to half moon bay. big problem is allergies, pollen is extremely high, especially for oak. watch out for that. tahoe toyota snow report. 60s the high, sunshine and morning temperatures in 30s. 27 liftz, 227 trails and 102 runs ready to go across the sierra. seven-day forecast, easter sunday, 58 with lingering fog, stay cool through next week in san francisco. across the inland valleys, numbers dropping easter to 66 with more fog. up wednesday and thursday, low 70s, all in all, pretty good week for april. it's not heat and sunshine we had, but still april, got to mix it up. raj, hopefully you have a great weekend. >> thank you, planning easter egg hunt on the mathai front lawn for sunday. >> should be fun. >>> cheers and tears, dramatic ending for stanford basketball team this evening that put them into the national

in the south bay, thatry asked to conserve voluntarily for now. >>> on the ice, yeah, you can bring the baby. and something to bring a smile to a lot of people. fans were allowed inside the shark tank for the first time since the start of the pandemic. like the warriors, giants and a's, the experience is different to say the least. let's bring in nbc bay area's ian cull. they won, it's a good start. >> reporter: absolutely. the final attendance tonight is 520. it's all by design. they have a series of strict protocol. they said it's worth it. it was the night they patiently waited for, a chance to be back watching the sharks in person. the first game with fans in 414 days capped with a win. >> it's good to be back home. i have been a season ticket older. >> awesome. i have been coming here since i was 2 years old. it was groet be back. >> reporter: we s inside. they were at the last game march 8th, 2020, and couldn't wait to step inside. >> it's surreal. it's exciting. >> to be back -- the first game back is just amazing. we're so ready to be back watching players. >> let's go! >> repor

temperatures, chilly in the 40s. 47 in the south bay. try valley at 46, almost coming in with more of the 40s. over the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. once we get over this, i anticipate getting sunshine, certainly by 11:00 in the morning. and that's going to leave us with an incredible afternoon. especially for those of you in napa. 74, concord. 75 in livermore. 74 and low 70s san jose to morgan hill. if you go anywhere near the bay or coast, cool 50s and 60s. maybe going up to lake tahoe. check out our snow reports. mild temperatures here, 50s friday and saturday. 60s on sunday. morning lows in the 20s and 30s. a good time to be had across the sierra. at home this weekend, high pressure is going to block any rain chances, push temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. check out my beach forecast. now, half moon bay, this is a beautiful day for you. up to some low 70s here on sunday. santa cruz up to 77 by 3:00 p.m. on sunday. so no doubt, best beach day is going to be on sunday with that warmest weather. in san francisco

and a vaccine clinic popping up tomorrow in a south bay neighborhood desperately needing one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a man and his daughter found dead. >> they are trying to kill everybody. >> family members and the connections the deadly crime could have to the shooting. >> plus, protests in the bay area and nationwide calling for justice following the deaths have daunte wright and adam toledo. one bay area protest calling for justice more than ten years after a killing by the police. the news at 11:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> an oakland family trying to make sense of a fire that left a father and his toddler daughter dead. it happened this morning. family members tell us several people fire bombed their home while they were celebrating ramadan. the deadly crime could be linked to another fire and shooting death at a nearby store where the father worked. here's nbc bay area's tom jensen. >> the home in the oakland hills not far from the zoo was fully involved. he got home minutes earlier and said he smelled gas everywhere. that every exterior doorway was set on fir

i think you will be able to handle it fine. 50 in the south bay. looking great over the east bay. san francisco and the north bay with the 40s to the low 50s. daytime highs tomorrow, if you are still working from home, maybe you got the laptop outside. it will be that type of a day. something cool to, well, you keep you cool in the heat. 82 in san jose. let's bring it over to the east bay. oakland in the 70s. head over to the east bay hills and will be hotter. walnut creek 83. it is shorts, t-shirts, maybe the flip flops. 77 in redwood city. at the coast line you will stay with the cold 50s and 60s. downtown, 72. and further north bay up to wine country, they will be in the low 80s. seven-day forecast. watch out for increasing clouds and wind at the coast on saturday and sunday. we will stay in the 60s for most of san francisco over the next seven days and we will drop off friday to 78. 70s this weekend and right now we will see wind building on and off on saturday and on sunday. weather looks good for saturday night live on saturday. right. >> yes. elon musk is coming up in a cou

. >>> frustration in the south bay as california plans to extend eligiblefy for the covid vaccine next week. lots of people across the bay area are struggling to find an appointment. we spoke to one man who said he has been trying for 24 hours now. >> it's deflating, really. you hear from a national scale they are vaccinating millions of people per day, and i think i read somewhere where there are 1 in 4 adults in the united states that have been vaccinated. and you feel like, well, we're getting there, but here, it's like, what's happening at the local level. >> in santa clara county, people 16 years and older were told they can start booking an appointment today to get vaccinated april 15th. but as you heard, appointments are hard to come by. adding to concerns is a drastic drop in the amount of johnson & johnson vaccines. the state hasn't given an explanation. at least two other states have reported similar cuts. so how many doses does the state currently have? this week, the state got 2.2 million doses of moderna, pfizer and johnson & johnson. next week, the state expecting on the

it will be notice able in the south bay. we are back down to the 60s. 68 in san jose. we hold on to 70s in the east bay, and concord and antioch. and the 60s, they are back. 66 in redwood city. and the 50s continue for much of san francisco. and you get away from the coast in that ocean breeze and we are returning with 70s here, napa, sonoma, and santa rosa. we are staying dry in san francisco. up to 69 sun. warmer weather on the way, the inland valley, from 71 tomorrow, up to 80 on saturday. 84 sunday. it could be good to see rain. it's not here. we have a fine week coming our way. >> thank you. >> all right, you are planning a summer vacation? air b and b just changed the rules for the fourth of july weekend. what you need to know. >>> and happening now, east bay city could grow a list of counties to pay hero pay to grocery stores. they want large grocery stores to pay employees $3 to $5 an hour during the rest of the employees. it could apply to stores with more than $300. we are back in a moment. >>> president biden has appointed a former bay area police chief to j

supply continues to be a concern in the south bay. health officials discuss that and say they worry demand will outpay supply as eligibility expands. >> there were 52,000 first appointments for the week that are opening up. still, it's not enough. and yes, it will get worse if we don't get enough vaccine in the coming weeks. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a hate-filled interruption to easter services. they are speaking out to what they say is a hurtful attack in a zoom service. nbc spoke to someone who heard it all. >> reporter: easter sunday's easter service took an evil turn. >> putting together evil sentences about hitting people in various ethnic groups. >> reporter: 64-year-old barbara says she saw and heard it all. >> turning his back to the camera, and lowering his pants and mooning. >> reporter: eventually, someone silenced him. the reverend said it hurt. >> to have a flagrant display of white supremacy at the most open church is unconscionable. >> reporter: they are kaulg on zoom to track down the offender. >> we did not invite th

vaccines in the south bay. what you need to know next at 11:00. on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >>> right now at 11:00, getting ready for game day. the giants rolling out a new way for you to get into the ballpark. >>> also, you don't have to wait to book your appointment. the new change taking effect in one hour from now that lets you schedule your covid shot, even if you're not eligible yet. >>> also, left behind. why health leaders say young people might be to blame for salono county being stuck in the red. >>> might want to stay up late. when the clock strikes mid night, people in santa clara county can sign up for a vaccine appointment, even before eligible. >> april 15, everyone 16 and ov

. >>> a very special day for a korean war veteran in the south bay. san jose mayor sam liccardo presented veteran dan fish with his high school diploma. fish went to high school in massachusetts. he was set to graduate in 1950 before joining the navy, but because of his service he never received his diploma. a provision to massachusetts state law now allows war veterans to receive high school diplomas if they permanently withdrew from school to serve in world war ii, korea or the vietnam war. fish has lived in san jose since 1956. >> congratulations to him. >>> a very visual symbol of love, several bay area artists from the asian and black community spent the day making mobile murals in honor of those impacted by asian hate. artists gathered at madison park today to paint canvasses that will be on the move in oakland's chinatown in coming days and months. the project is called "love and protect." >>> it is a spring tradition we cherish every year, the annual northern california cherly blossom festival. it has gone virtual again this year because of th

. >> reporter: a past tragedy in the south bay. >> three boys have admitted toed abusing them. >> she's a 15-year-old los gatos girl who committed suicide following alleged sexual assault. >> reporter: a student at the high school in 2012 when she took her own life. it happened eight days after a party where three boys admitted they sexually assaulted the 15-year-old, took photos of her. with marshallers wrote messages on her private areas when she was passed out. >> the three 16-year-old boys -- >> reporter: two of the boys were sentenced to 30 days in juvenile hall. the third was sentenced to 45 days. no one was expelled from saratoga high school. >> how do you think the district and the principal handled your daughter's case? >> terribly. >> reporter: sheila is her mother. >> they recently hired that same principal to lead los gatos high school. what are your feelings on that? >> well, i really thought things had changed. it was frustrating to final out. >> reporter: she is talking about a former number of high school teams like mia, sharing stories of being sexually assaulted by oth

how people in the south bay chose to celebrate the holiday. >> this time last year watching a movie at the theater wasn't an option. this weekend it's one of the ways people chose to spend the holiday. a date night or hang out with friends. it was an option to close out the weektd. >> because of the situation. nothing was planned. i would be with him. >> go and watch a movie and it s they weren't able to do last year. >> it was nothing. it was the worst easter ever. >> she couldn't help but choke up. she talked about finally being reunited with her grand kids for the holiday. >> it's an emotional. and hard. not hugging them. i'm a hugger. i couldn't touch my grand kids. or my kids. that's the hardest ever. not doing that. when i saw them. >> despite living close to their family. for the past year, they have isolated themselves because of the pandemic. they have only seen their grandchildren on face time or facebook until today. >> when we got here. i got all of them and gave them a big long hug. it's been so extra special for this group of family and friends. >> we are excited we get t

in the south bay, trailing with 46%. getting their first dose. napa 31% of population have gotten at least one dose. that is expected to grow. when they calculate tuesday. >> one final lighting at least for now. every sunday for the past year the beacon atop the mount was lit. to honor front line workers and remember lives lost in the pandemic. they will no longer light it up ob sunday after tonight. before the pandemic the eye was only lit once a year on pearl harbor remembrance day. providing hope during the past year. >> if we serve as a note of hope or inspiration for those that are out there facing the pandemic. then our job was done. if that's the case, i'm proud we have been lighting the beacon. >> volunteers will turn it off in the morning. and won't relight it until december 7. >> the biden administration promising to get to the bottom of the virus origin. it blames china. for not warning the world from the beginning. >> we fully understand what happened in order to have the best shot possible to prevent it from happening again. >> becau

. >> scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> now at 11:00, students returning to the classroom in south san francisco. the school district is using ultra violent vehicle and they can destroy 99.9% of pathogens like the coronavirus according to the the company. the district bought 30 machines for 500,000 bucks. funding came from the coronavirus aid relief and the economic security act. >>> tomorrow is an unofficial hol za for a lot of people and for the second year in a row, san francisco is canceling its annual 4/20 celebration. police and park rangers are patrolling the area. that is because of the pandemic. there will be plenty live treatment events. >> we will get allergies and maybe rain, jeff. >> yeah, it's been pretty rough. the oak tree pollen. yeah, rainfall holding on in the forecast. much needed rain. let's get to it right now. this will make your allergies worse tomorrow. i'm tracking a storm system just to the north of us. it's going to be dropping down california in the next 24 hourps and it will pick up wind. stirring around that. >> pierre: at the coast and for the mounta

by sunday afternoon and evening this pushes off towards the south away from us. rainfall totals, down to 0.2 of an inch near san jose. same thing for the east bay and north bay. so a decent late-season storm for us. snow totals are of snow at the highest elevations. sot. on sunday, for that rain, dry weather next week and warmer temperatures in san francisco. we're going down to 57 sunday, and hold on, by next thursday, we're back up to 81. happy to see that rainfall this weekend, raj. going to be good to get it on sunday. >> thank you, jeff. >>> still ahead, only in san francisco. the giants' new star that has social media buzzing tonight. there is an interesting story about this bunny. >>> happening now, nasa's mars helicopter takes flight for a second time. it's looking for signs of life on mars. tonight, it tested out some new tricks. nasa says the helicopter flew side to side. it hovered for about 52 seconds. but that's 13 seconds longer than the first flight. back in a moment. >>> there's a new push to get people back on b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. had a steep declin