in our ongoing commitment to help build a better bay area. today, a promising development. abc 7 news reporter, cornell barnard, went to a drive-thru clinic where the covid-19 vaccine was getting into the arms of hundreds who so desperately want it. >> so we feel good that we are able to make a little bit of a dent in this problem. >> the playground at stanley elementary school in lafayette transformed into this drive-thru covid-vaccination clinic for seniors. >> it's the best deal. >> reporter: many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine. like wayne. >> i feel relieved. i live in and unable to come to the community with 10,000 elderly people like me. >> it's incredibly frustrating,k physician, rebecca parish, partnered with the city of lafayette and local-senior organizations to get the vaccine

into the arms of those who may be homebound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed at how well organized this is. >> you better believe these vaccine doses are like gold. and finding 500 of them for this clinic wasn't easy. >> i'm pretty sure, someone in there, i promised somebody my first-born child. >> parish said she lobbied contra costa county for 500 doses of the vaccine, and finally got them. >> we are going to be vaccinating over 240 people, today, here. >> reporter: living in fremont gave shots to assisted-living residents and staff. a partnership with cvs. but multiple states now have more appointments than doses. president-elect joe biden says speeding up vaccination is top priority, aiming for 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. >> because the health of the nation is literally at stake. >> i'm so emotional. i just -- this is so amazing. >> reporter: back in lafayette, lisa applegate was overcome the

moment she got the shot. >> i didn't realize how much hope i would feel. >> reporter: more free-vaccine events are planned in the future. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> san francisco has started vaccinating people 65 and older as part of its new massive-vaccine distribution plan. mayor london breed tweeted photos today. one of the first doses being administered, at a department of health community clinic. san francisco's goal is to vaccinate 10,000 people a day, through clinics like that one and three high-volume sites, including city college and sf market in the bay view. >> state of california and even a lot of cities, across the state, have -- have to move faster to -- to make sure we get more folks vaccinated. and that's what we are attempting to do. >> the city college site will open next week, with the other two following, soon. on tuesday, san francisco will launch a website for people to find out when it'll be their turn to get the shot. on the peninsula, san mateo

county says it's still not ready to allow people 65 and older to get the vaccine. all of this, despite the governor announcing on wednesday the residents of california who are at least 65 are, indeed, eligible to get a shot. san mateo county posted on its website that it's still in phase 1 a of the distribution plan and that only includes health-care workers and residents of long-term care facilities. we are posting updates on california's vaccine rollout at our website abc7news.com. so far, nearly 33% of doses received have been administered. you can also compare our state's progress, to the rest of the country. and see where you fall in line to get vaccinated. to the latest, now. state figures in the pandemic. california health officials report more than 40,000 new cases. bringing the state's total to more than 2.9 million cases. 669 people in california died, in one day from the virus. that is the second-highest total since the pandemic began.

and los angeles county announced, today, it has reached more than 1 million cases. the highest in any county, in the country. l.a. county continues its trend of at least 100,000 new cases, per week. even so, some cautious optimism to report. the governor saying hospitalizations and positivity rates are still high, but the percentage of people tested who have the virus declined over the past seven days. people of all ages living in san francisco's tenderloin district got free covid-19 testing today. a temporary site was put up between jones and levinworth. it's one of the hardest-hit areas of the city, reporting the fourth-highest caseload since the pandemic started. the latest numbers come in at 1,600 cases and abc 7 news sent a push alert this morning that california reported more than 600 deaths and 40,000 new coronavirus cases in one day. you, too, can get pandemic

updates through the free abc 7 news app. now, to developing news. from a distance, you can't really see anything unusual. but the area around the u.s. capitol has been transformed into a fortress of fences and barbed wire. abc news reporter, rena roy has an update on security measures and the threat of violence during the inauguration. >> reporter: juit's all hands o deck to keep americans safe. and up to 25,000 national guard members are expected knot in the nation's capitol by wednesday. warning the danger is, quote, substantial. >> i don't know if anyone has raised their hand to say, we are coming. we will be there. but we are preparing, as if they are. >> reporter: the fbi, concerned about possible, improvised-explosive devices and the ongoing threat to political leaders. investigators saying the capitol hill siege, likely, emboldened

extremists. at least ten states, activates their national guard troops. some capitol buildings now boarded up. michigan legislators, suspending sessions next week over credible threats on the state capitol. >> what you saw on january 6th shows me that people are taking politics, now to the violent realm, obviously. >> reporter: horrifying videos show the violence that day. d.c. officer michael fanone, stun-gunned, beaten, and overtaken by the angry, pro-trump mob. >> it looked like a medieval, battle scene. it was some of the most brutal combat, you know, i've ever -- ever encountered. >> reporter: the department of justice, opening nearly 300 investigations, related to the riots. emily hernandez, a missouri woman, facing federal charges after she was seen in videos allegedly holding a broken sign from house speaker nancy pelosi's door. self-described as the qanon shaman, also, taken into

custody. his attorney telling abc he felt like he was answering the call of president trump. >> he was there at the invitation of and request of our president. >> reporter: allegedly, leaving a note for vice president mike pence, saying it's only a matter of time. justice is coming. rena roy, abc news, new york. meantime, the state capitol is also seeing changes as chp prepars for the possibility of armed protests. right now, there are no-permitted events at the capital in sacramento, through wednesday. lawmakers and staffers have been directed, through e-mail, not to go to the building for their safety. massive barricades have been set up and the fbi has established a command post, in preparation. they are working with washington, d.c. headquarters to identify anyone who took part in the siege on te nation's capitol. an east bay city is denouncing a divisive message of the it's this. a banner reading, white lives matter. how police are responding, tonight.

plus, celebrating america's diversity. the biden-inaugural team holds its first virtual event as they count down to inauguation day, on wednesday. and i'm meteorologist, drew tuma. it is a warm start to the weekend. the warm weather continues, tomorrow. but, so do some winds arriving, shortly. we are going to have all the details on a w

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in the east bay, a disturbing message found and removed. a white lives matter banner was discovered this morning, in union city, on the corner of smith and dyer street. city leaders are condemning the act. they say the act of vandalism is especially jarring on the weekend of the martin luther king jr. holiday, and less than a week since the attack on the capitol. a police report has been filed, and officers will remain on high alert for any hate-fueled crimes or acts. the family of oscar grant held a virtual town hall today. they are calling on activists to challenge a decision not to charge a second police officer in connection with grant's death. a 2019, independent report found

officer tony, circled here, struck grant in the head and kneed him in the 2009 incident at the bart station. however, a newly released report by the alameda county district attorney's office found there was no injury to grant's head or neck. former officer, who fired the fatal shot, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. even so, grant's family wants to see paroni charged with felony murder. >> we want to set a precedent, set a blueprint, a model, of how to start getting convictions for these rogue officers, that are killing our people. and getting away with state-sponsored and state-sanctioned murder. >> grant's family says 50,000 people have signed a petition demanding that he be charged. the biden-inaugural committee kicked off a week of events with a virtual town hall today, dedicated to celebrating

america's diversity. >> i'm really hopeful just because what it means to the children, and what my two little girls included. they are going to grow up seeing a woman, who looks like them in the white house. and finally, be able to trust that this white house puts people, first. >> the inaugural committee welcomed artists and singers, along with speakers and even a girl scout troop. there will be virtual events, every day, leading up to inauguration day, on wednesday. they include tomorrow's we, the people, concert. and monday's national day of service on martin luther king day. san francisco honored martin luther king jr., today, by holding a teach in. that story is ahead. and we will check out a celebration of culture, through comics. a local group shares stories created by underrepresented writers. and check out the view outside. winds in the bay area, really, picking up. meteorologist drew tuma lets us know what to expect, just ahead, in the accuweather forecast. and coming up in sports. we hit the ice. sharks and coyotes go at it in

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shared this weekend in honor of dr. martin luther king. a national teach-in took place today and san francisco mayor london breed was among those on the panel. the group discussed a number of topics involving race and social justice, from the protests over the death of george floyd, to the black lives matter movement. >> this movement is more than just a movement. it means something to people's livelihoods. it can't just be you show up for a protest in order to take a picture and put it on your social media page. you have to be in this in your everyday life and what you do. >> breed holds the distinction of being the first black woman to become mayor of san francisco. a colorful festival that celebrates people of color and their work in the comic world is taking place, this weekend. the annual, black and brown comics art festival went online because of the pandemic, this year. you are looking at a roundtable discussion from this morning on the comic book classic "box of bones." the festival is keeping with its

tradition of holding events over the weekend leading to martin luther king jr. day. shifting gears now. getting to the weathe. drew tuma joining us with more on increasing winds and also the warm temperatures that will be sticking around. yeah. dion, both of those things. tomorrow, you will feel those warm temperatures, again. but tomorrow night, and especially into monday morning, we are going to feel some gusty winds, as well. today, we made it into the 70s in many cities. so, certainly, felt more like spring out there, than the middle of winter. tonight, right now. temperatures are slowly falling back into the 50s and into the 60s. we still have a high-surf advisory for the next couple of minutes. this will expire at 7:00 p.m. still have that northwesterly swell that is creating the risk of rip currents right now. tonight, we will have some coastal cloud cover, patchy fog away from the coasts it's a mainly clear night and numbers will bottom out in mid and upper 40s overnight.

tomorrow, it is bright. it is beautiful. it is, also, very warm for this time of the year. these numbers are anywhere from about 10 to 20 degrees above where we should be, for this time of the year. so, a high of 76, tomorrow, in santa rosa. 70 in oakland. 73 in san jose. 74 in concord. 68 in the city, tomorrow. mind you, our normal high, this time of the year, is 58 in san francisco. about 70 in san mateo. fairfield coming in with a warm high of 79 degrees. but tomorrow night, we'll feel those winds begin to increase. so, we have a wind advisory that will go into effect for the entire bay area, starting at 10:00 p.m., tomorrow night. lasting, through 6:00 p.m. tuesday. so, nearly 48 hours that we'll deal with these winds. there is a high-wind watch in effect for solano county and these north winds will be sustained from anywhere from 15 to 30 miles per hour. but likely, in our ridge t we will see gusts exceeding 50 miles per hour so these are

strong winds. let's go hour by hour for you. early-monday morning, you see winds really ramping up. throughout monday, it's a pretty breezy, if not gusty day, in the afternoon. and then, another round of some intense wind gusts coming our way, early-tuesday morning. tuesday morning, see those offshore winds racing over 30 miles per hour. and again, we could likely see some gusts over 50 miles per hour. so, what you could do to prepare for some of these winds we are seeing. secure any outdoor objects you have. don't park under trees because we could see some tree branches come down and that could mean some possible power outages and there is the increased risk of fire danger. not as high as, say, in september or october because we have had some recent rains. but nonetheless, we're still in drought conditions. and those winds are going to increase that fire danger. so we are going to watch that very closely. accuweather seven-day. warm, sunshine tomorrow. windy, monday and tuesday. the winds will calm down wednesday.

and then, our next chance of rain will come on friday. now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> just the seventh time in nfl history, two quarterbacks from the same college faced each other in a playoff game. aaron rodgers, jared goth. over 9,000 packer fans . late-second quarter, rogers looks to pass. rolls right. fakes it. and then, i will take this in myself, thank you very much. 16-3 as he fires the football into the stands. rams try to stay in. finds rookie van jefferson for the score. l.a. down nine. third quarter, l.a. now down 25-10. they go to the wild cat and cam akers. and the rams, they are within seven. but rogers showing you why he is likely the league mvp. 58-yard back-breaking score. rogers had 296 yards and three-total touchdowns.

packers win, 32-18. green bay will host earither to brady and the bucks or drew brees and the saints. >> so, to run out of the tunnel tonight with fans was unbeli to explain how much the presence means on the field. just having that energy from the crowd. but being able to play in front of them tonight, to hear the chants, to hear them banging those boards they got was -- was really special. >> miss the fans, too. much like the 49ers, san jose sharks are calling arizona home for a while. a shoot-out win over the coyotes in arizona. today, playing their second of a scheduled eight-game roadtrip. also, taking on the coyotes. the hope, they can still have that home opener in san hjose. we will wait and see. meyers to the net and donato tips it in. his first of the year but arizona scored the next two.

talk about a good bounce here. rs' goes off the skate and in for the goal. but arizona would score the next three. phil kessel redirects this shot past jones and after giving up five goals, jones is pulled. he made a sharks debut. he did stop them both. the next two are in st. louis. dubnick likely going to get the start monday for san jose. we all knew it wouldn't be easy playing through a pandemic. warriors faced their first postponed game. there are reports of the nba looking into expanding rosters from 17 to 18 players. that would give some flexibility to teams, and hopefully, avoid those pockstponements. golden state now. ahead of monday's game in l.a. against the lakers. warriors dropped three of their last five and at a record now sits at an even 6-6. so any chance to build chemistry on the practice floor. that is a welcome opportunity

for the dubs. >> you know, the thing we are trying to do right now is establish who we are. we don't have an identity, yet. and that's the main message. i don't really care, right now, who we play. it doesn't matter. it's all about us. and making internal improvement. >> this season, we're not going to get much practice time. so again, it's really good for us to get in here, get some more chemistry. >> obviously, it's going to take time for, you know, guys to figure out spot but i like where we are. >> james harden making his nets debut against the magic and who says harden can't pass? there is a pass to jeff green. so nice, we show it twice. he had 32 points, 12 rebounds. and kevin durant was being kevin durant. scoop to the hoop. kd, a game-high 42. nets win we always have a big party,

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