>> later providing guidance for production of "a beautiful day in the neighborhood," a film starring tom hanks. >> how do you think your husband would have reacted by being portrayed by this guy? >> i think he might have been speechless. >> championing her husband's legacy after his death, always with a touch of kindness. >> how do you think he practiced being kind? >> fred was a minister, first and foremost. and the program was his ministry. >> joanne rogers was 92. we will miss you, neighbor. that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. good night.

today finally san francisco announced a vaccine distribution

plan, but how are they planning to vaccinate 10,000 people a day? >> mayor breed announced plans for three new vaccination sites in san francisco. why community leaders are concerned about the roll out. >> mass vaccination sites can be good but don't work for everybody. the people that are stuck at home. >> weekend warmth and the warning of surf and winds. i will have your forecast coming up. >> abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> we are ready for more doses. we need more doses. we are asking for more doses. an empassioned plea for the mayor london breed. there is a big problem, a very limited supply of vaccine. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> san francisco's department of

public health received about 24,000 doses so far. abc 7 explains that will not come close to achieving the mayor's ambitious vaccination goal. >> reporter: after 10 months of a pandemic that ravaged san francisco, today finally mayor breed announced a vaccine distribution plan. >> we have a plan and are moving the vaccines moving forward. >> reporter: the plan is to vaccinate 10,000 people a day. the first site will be located at city college of san francisco's main campus in the ocean view area. the second will be -- the third at the san francisco market in the bay view. >> we are not sitting on any vaccines. they are all moving out the door. >> reporter: one day we introduced to this tech ceo.

after our story san francisco dph contacted him. >> i am encouraged to hear the city put out a big number. san francisco needs to be at 8,000 doses a day to hit 1% of the population. >> reporter: do you believe that could be achieved under this specific model with these health care providers? >> it is unclear what the health care providers themselves are planning to do to hit the numbers. san francisco is not taking responsibility for those numbers, they are setting a goal and expecting the private health care providers to achieve that goal. >> reporter: to let people do all of the paperwork online. >> you can walk in, get a shot and out within five minutes. >> reporter: the city announced a version of the plan. >> starting on tuesday, enter your i tn t vaccinated, you will be contacted.

>> reporter: the city college site is set to open next week. >> the distribution of vaccines have been a critical component for the hard hit areas in san francisco. why some community leaders are now concerned about the lack of information surrounding the new mass vaccination sites. >> reporter: the highest covid infection rates in san francisco continue to be in the southeast sector of the city, where mayor breed announced plans to set up the three mass vaccination sites. >> i feel that the state of california and even a lot of cities across the state have to move faster to make sure that we get more folks vaccinated. >> reporter: organizers for the hard hit communities say they were not consulted. >> it seems like the communication coming out of

central command or the mayor's oefs has a little bit of a lag and a little bit of confusion as to who is doing what. >> reporter: chair of the city's committee. what do you think would ensure equitable distribution of the vaccine? you can't have equity without access. they won't work without information. >> being able to be a trusted source, to really filter through that information and to get that education to the community is huge. it will be key. >> reporter: d.j. is the executive director of this nonprofit. he just found out about the bay view vaccine site and said knowing sooner would allow them to have organized earlier. >> to be able to articulate where they are located and allowing us to understand how we can assist officials with scheduling of those

appointments. >> reporter: the city hasn't specified when they will open or how they will actually vaccinate residents. mass vaccination sites could speed up vaccinations, but what about people unable to leave their home. matt boone looks into the plan to vaccinate home bound patients. >> reporter: getting to a testing site would be a major challenge for barbara who oversees care for her 93-year-old uncle. unable to talk or walk on his own. >> reporter: she hasn't seen him in person since the pandemic began, but he now has 24/7 caregivers. >> the best course of action would be to be able to have someone come in and vaccinate him. >> reporter: we asked the doctor if that is going to happen. >> the short answer is no, we don't know. >> reporter: she doesn't have

any vaccines s s to cu s s to . >> if the vaccine only lasts a certain number of hours and there is only a certain number per vile there are a lot of challenges with how we do that efficiently and effectively. >> elder care advocates say states and county have to provide leadership and funding. >> it will require a level of intentionality. >> he is on the state community advisory board for the vaccine roll out. as the sites open in the coming weeks he has been pushing for home bound patients to get the same level of attention. >> not every 65-year-old has the same color of risk. >> reporter: matt boone, abc 7 news. as the world surpasses 2 million covid deaths, outrage from u.s. governors over what they say is a misleading vaccine

supply. >> they have reneged on that or are unable to deliver. >> reporter: governor newsom echoing the disappointment of governors from coast-to-coast, learning a federal supply of doses does not exist. >> due to the limited and unpredictable supply, we continue to need to limit eligibility for vaccination. >> reporter: today california received 3 million doses and administered nearly 1.2 million. tonight joe biden is calling the federal roll out a dismal failure pledging 100 million shots in the first 100 days in office. >> this is a time to set big goals and to pursue them with courage and conviction, because the health of the nation is literally at stake. >> pfizer tells abc 7 news they are making as much vaccine as they can and they do not foresee manufacturing delays ahead. >> in the east bay contra costa

county is ramping ups it effort to vaccinate anyone 65 and older. those eligible can be signing up on the page on the contra costa website. >> we project by the end of next week the county ands it partners will be giving 3,600 shots per day on average. >> the county is looking at options for mass vaccination sites. possible locations are concord pavilion in richmond. go to the website to see how california is doing on vaccine distribution. so far nearly 33% of doses received have been administered. see where you fall in line to get vaccinated. >> coming up, a retired oakland police officer is at the center of controversy after attending the u.s. capitol riot.

>> stepping up efforts to prevent violence at next week's inauguration, what facebook is blocking users from doing in washington. >> and let them play, coaches, parents and students rally in the east bay for a return to high school sports. >> increasing temperatures and winds, i will have your

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a former oakland police officer received a visit from the fbi. agents interviewed him about attending last week's trump rally that led to the assault on the capitol. >> reporter: ju relsnider left the oakland police department in 2015 and is now a data analyst living in texas. last week he travelled to washington d.c. for the trump rally contesting the election results and gave me these

pictures. why did you feel it necessary to go to d.c. for the rally? >> i felt our government is not being transparent and that the election was stolen from a majority. >> reporter: snider still believes that even though election officials certified the results, the trump campaign lost 60 lawsuits over the issue and the u.s. supreme court declined to take it up. he was there as the crowd stormed the capitol. were you there inside the building yourself? >> no. i don't condone those actions. you have a protest with hundreds of thousands of people, and it is just that small fraction of people that go in and taint the message. >> reporter: he claims antifa was involved and provided this video where the crowd yells. >> i am 100% certain there were people that were not trump

supporters that were there to destroy our message. dressed in all-black. >> it is true john sullivan, a liberal activist got accused of taking part in the riot but dozen of trump supporters were arrested. >> you don't deny trump supporters broke into the capitol? >> no, sir. >> reporter: snider returned to texas and continued to post conspiracy theories on social media. as the interview started i noticed a post-it over the shoulder. >> my motivational note. >> reporter: what does it say? >> ww1wga. >> reporter: where we go one, we go all. the rallying cry by qanon. that president trump is the only person that can stop them. snider posted that and this movement about the boogalo

movement. agents interviewed snider at home and said the fbi seems satisfied with the explanation. >> if you are a veteran and not in the military anymore and china or russia invades us, that is the b orvegs orveooaloo and homeland. >> reporter: when the oakland side broke news current police officers were liking and commenting on the post, the department launched an internal affairs investigation. >> one of our former members came out condoning the actions. it was simply horrifying. >> reporter: the interim chief addressed it at last night's meeting. >> we are devastated when a member who is current or former espouses something that goes against the line of values. >> reporter: the head of oakland

police officers associations supports the investigation e-mailing me if some cop thinks it is okay to like the boogaloo movement i don't want any part of them and does not support any violent action against the government. >> i don't think i will accept the outcome. i would not resort to violence. >> reporter: chp is taking action, canceling all permits for events at the state capitol including one for a trump rally this sunday. >> facebook wants to stop people from usings it platform to incite violence planning new gatherings near the white house and capitol. it is reviewing policies and repeat offenders are banned from

streaming live video. all begins at 6:00 a.m. here on abc 7. we definitely have you covered there. as always we have you covered on the weekend weather as well. >> we sure do. sandhya patel, hot, hot, hot this weekend, sounds like. relatively speaking. >> i love how you exaggerate so much. yeah. it is warm by winter standards, dan and ama. no doubt about it. today we have one record, 70 degrees in liver moomoore. a stunning sunset from the east bay hills camera. the sun going down. it was so colorful if you don't have a chance to see it. a look at the high surf advisory. in case you want to go to the beach and enjoy the lovely weather, the waves are rough, 8 to 11 feet, breakers as high as 20 feet. rip currents and sneaker waves for the upcoming weekend.

live doppler 7 with a lot of cloud cover across the region going to hold the temperatures up. at this hour, very comfortable, in the 50s from the san jose camera a live look at the downtown area. mild through warm. record highs are possible on sunday and on monday and increasing winds and fire concerns late sunday in to monday. let's check out the temperatures first. 40s, 50s. tomorrow afternoon it is short sleeves and shorts weather in the south bay. 71 in san jose. 73g ilroy. on the peninsula, high clouds and sunshine. 61 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco and south san francisco in the middle 60s. north bay, 69. mild 71. napa. 72 santa rosa. heading into the east bay.

the temperatures well above average. inland area. 72 concord. we do have a high wind watch for 10:00 p.m. until monday evening. winds gusting as high as 55 miles per hour. there is a possibility of wind damage and with those winds, even though we had rain in recent months we still have a fire concern. look at the wind gusts 10:00 a.m. monday ramping up with some of the higher elevations stronger. 11:46 and could be seeing the gusting winds carrying over through tuesday afternoon. accuweather sunday forecast, spring-like tomorrow, records possible for sunday with martin luther king jr. day. gusty winds and fire danger. winds will continue to come down as we head into wednesday, temperatures drop as well, and i am pleased to tell you that by friday we are talking about 50s

for your ehighs. that will be colder and the possibility of rain, a level 1 system may bring us the wet weather we need. >> i don't mind if it gets colder as long as the rain chance goes up.

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frustrated parents, coaches and students rallied across the bay area today for a return of high school sports. team sports has been put on hold because of the pandemic. >> covid concerns are being outweighed. the mental health is now so much more detrimental they are not playing sports. >> right now it is really hard to not be playing, especially when everything is pushed back or not knowing if you are going to be able to play.

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cal vs. cal. aaron rodgers against jared goff and the rams. rodgers led green bay to a 13-3 record, gaudy numbers. 48 touchdown passes, 5 picks. he is guest hosting jeopardy. goff, up and down this year, benched, broke his thumb, showed real grit. a battle of golden bears at lambeau field. >> i think what he has done is tremendous this year. mvp of the league by all accounts. by job is to play their defense. >> thankful to get this opportunity to be one of the final four teams in the nfc and to have a team that has the opportunity to go the distance. >> tom brady against drew brees, bucs/saints. both over 40. both will be in the hall of fame. brees says he has been looking forward to this from the moment that brady signed with tampa bay. >> he is 43, i turned 42 on friday. 85 years and a lot of football experience that will on the

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