anxiety, confusion and frustration are growing this morning over how to get the covid-19 vaccine. some were toll they were eligible couldn't get the shot and are now asking why. doctors fear it will mutate as the new variant spreads across california. good morning, everybody, it's sunday, we have much more to get to on the vaccine rollout. first, as always, we will start with a look at the weather and the raney week ahead. >> liz, good morning to you. we are going to bring in that level 1 system this afternoon. early afternoon for the north bay. as we look at live doppler 7. we have freezing conditions up in the north bay.

there is the system that will drop throughout the day today. we are down to a quarter mile. santa rosa, and napa just over two miles in the east bay. temperatures are really going to trim out as we get to the next 24 hours. our level 1 system arrives today with showers and scattered showers in the north bay. we have a wind advisory down to big sur. so we could see a dusting know as we look at that system bringing in colder air. we have a slight chance of showers. 30s and 40s. look at the temperatures, though, scattered showers developing in the north bay. low 30s should do it for us. the system pushing through the south bay. we're trying out. the wind are kicking out by 9:00 tonight. we have a break.

our atmospheric river sets up by tuesday night. more details in a few minutes. >> beyond getting the vaccine. questions are thrown about how effective it will be around the new covid strain in california. it's making up more than a third of cases in los angeles. liz pena found out it was area doctor that found out. >> reporter: it was december 21st, 2020, the doctor and his colleagues found what they are calling a variant of covid-19. >> we actually discovered this variant incidentally while doing genomeic surveillance looking for what emerged from the united kingdom from the uk. >> reporter: immediately after he discovered it, he notified the health department. by then, multiple cases had been

spotted across california. >> from the end of november to the end of the year, we saw the cases at least in northern california, the variant had increaseed from a proportion of less than 5% to more than 25%, more than a quarter of cases. >> reporter: the variant found in the uk is spreading between 30 and 70% faster than others. dr. chus they are tracking the transmission rates of the variant. he hopes his findings pub for more scientific variants to catch them faster. >> we do not have an organized robust surveillance system to identify what percentage of the strains in our community may be these variants of concern. >> do you think that maybe as the virus continues to mutate, those vaccines will also have to change? >> there will potentially be an emergence of variants that would require the vaccine to be modified. >> reporter: dr. chu says at

least ten counties in california have reported cases of the variants. he says the most effective way to stop the vaccination is vaccinate as many as possible and fast. >> one issue we focus on is your health, of course, that includes the covid vaccine rollout. questions over how to get an appointment have been possible for residents under the current phase. matt boone spoke to people desperately trying to secure a spot as well as a woman that got one but says it was just a fluke. outside the city of cranes, they have drive through investigations. they are doing 5 to 600 a day here. >> i was hoping to get into the city college i didn't get an answer.

she says her 87-year-old mother is eligible but came down to get one but were turned around without an appointment. >> even though you get the notification, you get eligible for my mom, it doesn't finish. >> reporter: on friday, a spokesperson says they did end up giving up 70 extra doses to walk-ups at the end of the day. >> it was a catastrophe and it was a catastrophe waiting to happen. >> reporter: he described the current state of the vaccine rollout. >> right now, we're in a very, very difficult place. because we don't have our logistics worked out and we don't have an adequate pipeline vaccine. >> reporter: adding more confusion, who is even eligible? >> when the governor came out with anybody over 65 could get the vaccine, i first started with kaiser. >> reporter: this resident said she had almost given up on kaiser when a friend sent her a text about a safeway in dan

victim. >> it was you checked you are over 65 and then it went from there, favor me aemployments, and i just picked one. >> reporter: the website has now reverted back to 75 and older. she says she was able to sneak in and got her vaccine on tuesday. >> i see it as just a fluke that i got through. >> reporter: but the system built on flukes, is one that's ripe for disappointment. >> you see this pandemic and this light and the light is the vaccine and then we can't get to it, it's almost easier not to see the light report. matt boone, abc 7 news. >> santa clara officials are investigating a hospital after it offered teacher's vaccinations. they report good samaritan hospital says it tried and failed to find people to vaccinate within a safe phase 1a. so they offered 65 doses to the

l los gatos school district. they say the hospital created mosion ove who is eligible right now to get the vaccine. a lot of questions among the confusion right now. abc 7 news is monitoring the rollout with our vaccine tracker that is on our website. it shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california and you can find it on our home page at abc7news.com. okay, now for some good news, new numbers from california are encouraging and could be a sign the state is moving past the winter surge. nearly 23,000 newly-diagnosed covid cases were reported yesterday, once again, below the daily average. the number of peoplized in the icu went down and the 7-day positivity rate went down to 8.5%. it's a good measure of the spread of the virus. okay. anti-abortion activists filled

the streets for the west coast walk for life. the day began with prayer vigil of planned parenthood. demonstrators want to send a message the church is a resource for women who are considering abortion. >> we would encourage them to give life. life is precious. there is nothing more wonderful than parenthood. even in troubled times. >> in the afternoon they marched down market street to the embarcadero. this was scaled back because of the pandemic and did not include a rally. there was a large group out there yesterday. lights are on for thousands of that wind storm caused damage to power lines on tuesday. in this pg&e map we can see several clusters of green

bur crk were fewer homes withoue hardest-hit areas. it was the strongest they've seen in the area in the last ten years. several hundred poles, wires were damaged. the community center that pg&e set up is closed. a watermain break caused water damage. the break was reported at broadway and victoria avenue. water was gushing down the street for about an hour. firefighters had to close victoria between broadway and el camino reale. at least one building was flooded. several people are opposed to opening twin peaks to cars. some residents say they have seen more trash partying and car thefts since march. but others say closing the street has created a safe place for people to socially distance and access one of the city's iconic vistas. ophetr,.e up the proposal to

all right, let's get a check of the weather. we had a beautiful day yesterday, now rain is on the way. >> 30 degrees up in santa rosa. so below freezing. while here in the city, we are in the upper 40s, low 50 over in oakland. a wide range of temperatures. rain about three, four hours away as far north. we'll time it out for you and talk about another break before we see perhaps a return to gusty wind and maybe even some flooding rains on the way. our forecast is next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, it's been a long road to recovery for fire survivors in the north bay. a little good will goes a long way. we will she you how. can working from home increase your

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camera. we'll check in about the rain in just a minute. meantime, a special catholic mass is held at st. mary's cathedral. thousands of people were held inc ews rorte exclusively with the archbishop who said a threat of violence prompted the move. >> a strange sight in the midst of our pandemic. hundreds of worshipers inside st. mary's cathedral for a st. mary's mass. >> we are praying for the unborn report. thigh allow small outdoor services but has banned indoor worship. >> having mass is very wonderful. i know we are not allowed to, but we were very safe. >> we had eve innt thave outdoors. >> reporter: san francisco catholic archbishop says a security threat prompted him to move the service inside.

possible violence due to a rule ord protest and counterprotest next door at the chinese consulate. >> one group a part of the storming of the capitol. another left-wing group. >> we saw a large police presence outside the consulate. dozens of officers were also staged around st. mary's cathedral. in a statement, the sfpd said there were no specific threats towards the church. >> so it was a tradeoff outside versus keeping people safe because of the threat of violence. >> reporter: did anyone show up to cause trouble? >> not that i saw. >> reporter: he has been an outspoken critic of the indoor worship ban. >> to me, it's unjust. it's against the constitution. >> reporter: he says he plans to hold smaller indoor svis the future with safety measures in place. >> millions of americans working from home could face another

setback this season. >> for many working remotely from covid, a potential surprise from one state but two. >> i argue it's bads and cruel. employees working from home, in general, it's based on where the work gets done. athletes pay income taxes where they pay gains. workers employed outside their borders because they are home to the employees employing companies. double tax bills make it hundreds of thousands. >> the problem is your home state in many cases will not offer you credit for the work you did in another state because from their perspective, you didn't leave the state. >> reporter: employers with locations in five states worry. >> they could have done something, they had a relative sick and they did it for all the

right reasons and bang they just get hit out of nowhere. >> most states are nation budget shortfalls, which could provide incentives for others to employ similar tax rules. carnival cruise lines is extending all u.s. departures as coronavirus continue to rise. carnival announced it is can selling all u.s. cruises until april. they cancelled european trips. guests can receive a full refund or credit. they have been operating at a reduced capacity for nearly a year. the company lost billions in 2020. getting to san francisco using publicas with the express line. the downtown bound buses run every ten minutes. this means that for the very first time, people living in the hunters point area will have a direct connection to downtown

san francisco. neighbors in the bay view will also get better access to downtown via third stheet. in the north bay, they're firefighters got a tree thanks, the project was giving christmas trees to areas destroyed by fire. families could pick them up. within the last five years they are eligible to pick a tree. the winter weather advisory goes into effect today. levels above 3,000 feet will get four-to-seven inches of snow. drivers should prepare for difficult travel conditions and you are traveling, hunker down,

too, if you are up in the mountains, it will be a good week. >> four-to-seven inches for today. we will put feet instead of inches. >> wow. >> so we have a lot of things to cover here as the atmospheric river will set up late tuesday. it will last into thursday. it moves north, adding up to a lot of rain. here's live doppler 7. it is cold out there. wind chill index allowing for 27 degrees for our friends over in our inland valleys as we look at live doppler 7. there's the front that will be pushing through the bay area. a look at our numbers right now in the low 40s good morning castro valley. 42 for you. up to 52 in oakland and as we look at the north bay, cold air with the fog. 33 up in napa.

47 at the coast. here's a live look outside. we got some fog and looking at the cold conditions. the light rain starting this af bay, sweeping across the bay area. the winds kick up, showers will linger along the coastal waters. we look at a rainy week. so as we look at 10:30, the rain is north of santa rosa. pretty good downpours of in the livermore valley. pushing to lima and point rays, this will continue until 6:00. getting into clearing behind it. the waters mainly offshore. the wind will pick up all the way from the shore here, the coastal north bay, the peninsula. that's where we have our wind advisory from 7:00 to 10:00 on monday. northwest winds, gusting to 40

and 50 miles an hour. here's a glimpse of what you can expect. the winds kicking up at the coast. you can see over 40 miles an hour, right into monday morning. so if you are headed out, winds will dial down in the afternoon. as we move into your tuesday. take a look. this is what we are looking at for the entire state looking at the frontal boundary pushing in mid-day tuesday in the north bay. the snow arriveles. this is 4:00 wednesday morning. we got our winter weather in the mountains. by 5:00 on thursday, still rain, looking at friday, looking at perhaps a little clearing in the north bay. more rain after t soaiamount in this first system anywhere, a couple hundreds to a third of an inch. the wednesday behind it, the low snow levels down to about 2,000 feet. through friday night, we are looking at three and a third inches, down through mountain

view. now this is where we are expecting the front to call south and lift back to the north. that's why we are looking at that time high rainfall totals. the burn scar area. most likely flooding. the winter weather advisory, we get under way this afternoon into monday morning for slick roadways. up to seven inches of snow a. winter storm watch will turn into a winter starm warning. possibly six and seven feet in the highest elevations. low 60s out there. a cold day. you add in the northwesterly wind. we get a break tomorrow. it will be chilly. the rain gets going again on tuesday, heavy tuesday night. a level 3 system coming in on wednesday. this is where we will stay especially tuned to the forecast as things will change as we get 24 to 48 hours closer to this

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all right. building a better bay area. the longer the pandemic stretches the more strain it is putting on relationships. david louie went to help a divorce attorney and couples can do to save their relationships. >> reporter: couples, ten months into the pandemic, some couples reached a breaking point. >> consultations increased by 50% if not more. i would see the amount of clients that retain for divorce increase by a third. >> everyone working at home, kids taking classes online.

limited social interaction and possible job losses created a pressure cooker environments. >> they had personal freedom. they had personal economic and didn't have external stress of the covid crisis. so it has been a catalyst. >> reporter: pre-covid it may have been easier to mask relationship issues. factor in covid and pressure can build up and lead to violence. courtnei brown is a licensed family therapy. >> irritability, denial, depression and anger. people respond to those things with anger. so we've seen an uptick in domestic violence and child abuse. >> reporter: the law firm says requests for restraining orders are rising. however, counseling is also encouraged. >> it isn't a box to check. so you can movin' to a divorce. it's something you should be committed to working on your relationship and yourself. >> reporter: the uncertainty

when the pandemic will end adds stress and knowing when to get help is key. >> it is difficult. so being able acknowledge that we can't do this aloneorp from o from therapists or family members or friends, just anybody. >> some healthcare workers are heroes, they receive the surprise of a lifetime, nfl commissioner roger goodell crossed a virtual meeting of hospital workers and told them they are all getting free super bowl tickets. >> be our guest at the super bow bowl. >> i don't know if that means you accept or not. >> yes! >> we accept! >> oh my god! i was thinking, oh my goodness, i can't wait to tell my dad i broke the record in health

today. i was just so excited. >> oh, the medical employees work at a hospital in sarasota not far from tampa, where the game will be played february 7th. a total of 7500 healthcare workers will be among the 22,000 fans at the super bowl. we love to see that. you can now make a fax statement with the bernie sanders m eme. his campaign story is featuring the mitten photo that inspired countless memes. it's made in the u.s. and printed by union members. proceeds goes to meals on wheels in vermont. if you want to wear the burn, you the they immediately foldout. still to come. another covid vaccine could be on the way soon when doctors say the johnson&johnson shot can be ready for emergency use.

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degrees colder. a level 1 system this afternoon, becoming wendy, looking at a dusting of snow in the highest peak. the winds are setting up here in the north bay, the peninsula, through big sur, looking at winds up to 40 to 50-mile-an-hour gusts. things calm down for your monday and good thing because we're gearing up for a very rainy time of it, liz, we'll detail that for you when we see you next. thank you. ents.ts ais gearingpor t roout t some states a of doses. ty hernandez has the details. >> reporter: january is on track to be the deadliest month of the coronavirus pandemic so far. on average this week one american death from covid was

reported every 30 seconds. this georgia school district sparking protests. >> teachers and staff shouldn't have to die to be able to do their job. >> meanwhile, the push to get vaccinated is growing even more you are exhibit. the record 3 million vaccines have been administered. across the country, many states are struggling to meet demand. the next shipment coming early next week. >> we have 7 million eligible people. at 250,000 doses a week, this will take us 15, 16, 17 weeks. >> california and new jersey nation dwindling supply. >> we cannot be any clearer, we built an infrastructure to handle this job. we need the doses. >> eligibility adding to frustrations. new mexico reversion course,

leading to thousands of abrupt cancellations. >> they had our hopes up. we were all excited and hootd our school. >> president biden is going to deliver 100 million doses in his first 100 days in office a. key factor could be emergency use authorization of the johnson&johnson vaccine, modernas require a single shot. an advantage to the johnson&johnson vaccine is it can be stored at regular temperatures. doctors say they would be able bring the vaccine to people rather than bringing people to the vaccine. there are new devel of k w mid-march. the head of the national guard says they are working with d.c. law enforcement to address

potential threats. the troops that remain are a quarter out of the 25,000 brought in ahead of president biden's inauguration. tensionss are running high with reports that president trump tried to overturn the election while he was still in office. abc news reporter andrew dinber has more on this story. >> reporter: the date before president trump's second impeachment trial is now set the week of february 8th, more than a month of the violent attack on capitol hill. >> we have to address that and make sure it never happens again. >> house speaker nancy pelosi will send over the articles on monday, according to constitution, the senate trial will begin at 1:00 p.m. the next day. both sides will then have two weeks to prepare. >> during that period, the senate will continue to do other business for the american people such as cabinet nominations and the covid relief bill, which

would provide relief for millions of americans who are suffering during this pandemic. >> and now, trump is reportedly being accused of discussing plans with justice department officials to overturn the election while he was still in office. in a stung report by the new york times, citing unnamed sources, trump allegedly discussed removing acting attorney general jeffrey rosen in order to execute a plan to pressure georgia officials to flip the state election results. the man who reportedly worked on the plan, jeffrey clark, reporting trump pulled over whether to fire the acting ag and replace him with clark because rosen refused to carry out the alleged scheme. trump decided against firing rosen after officials threatened mass resignations. he says the communications were consistent with the law. trump declined to comment. the latest report could have an

impact on the former president's upcoming impeachment trial. rosen and clark could be called as witnesses. and coming up on this week after democrats took control of the senate last week, senators amy klobuchar and rand paul how they plan to balance biden's legislative priorities with the impending impeachment trial of donald trump. you can watch thist 8:00 this morning on abc 7, ahead, discussing social justice. the cast of grownish sits down with julian glover to talk about how they're tackling serious issues on the show. and here is a live look outside this morning from our golden gate bridge camera. pretty quiet out on the road this sunday. 5:36. quiet. no rain at the moment. we'll talk to lisa again when we get back.

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thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. . all right, a high school student in the south bay is helping the world a kinder place one place at a time. a group of students committed to improving their community. they raised more than 1,600 to make and deliver care packages for homes will shelters. they say there are 35 other students and she has high praise for all of them. >> i am so thankful for them that i have been blessed with this opportunity to have such an amazing team. the only reason i am here is for them. >> they say they started to foster unity. the first project was delivering more than 3600 thank you cards

for front line workers. that's great. all right, we have been hearing so many public places shutting down because of the pandemic. the rotary play garden at the guadalupe river park reopened for the first time in several months. protocols are put in place. the rotary's play garden provides children of all abilities a plus a to play. we have been hoping for rain, we are finally getting it. >> today starts out below average. 46 right now, over in oakland, you are looking live from our emeryville camera. it should be 58 tohy of that. the winds will pick up, the rain arrives. it's a level 1 system. that's the best we can say about the week ahead, turning wintry. my 7-day accuweather forecast ahead. could the 49ers be setting

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right here. what a start to 2020 that was. and here in the bay area. the san jose sharks are on a road trip this weekend. they aren't sure when they'll be coming ohio for now they'll take on the minnesota wild. next month they may have to play in san jose due to the travel quarantine. meantime, the warriors brought out their old open pride into utah this weekend. it didn't seem to make much of a difference. a abc 7 sports averager has the details. >> good morning, stefan curry arguably the greatest 3-point shooter. he was four 3s away from taking over reggie miller. the best thing, steph making those 3s. he wasakg putts pre game. they were down 19-2.

it makes them three days away. th another three. one away from ty miller for second place. late second quarter, this three-ball ties mirl at 265 3s, cool moment there. utah led from the jump utah a 30 of point lead at reset. so back to seth. third quarter. here it is, this triple puts him all alone in second place. he finishes with five 3z, warriors lost 127-108. afterwards, a surprise visitor calling seth for passing him on the all time 3s mark. >> oh! wow. >> don't leave too much room

because this could be coming. >> all records are meant to be broken. >> that is true. >> he is your number one fan. thank you so much, my friend. i will pass that i appreciate you, man. >> stanford and ucla, the bruins on a seven-game win straek, stanford defense, the steal, give and go, michael o'connell, under ten seconds to go. ucla, tiger 1. eight tenths to it was reviewed and it was good. 73-72. let the quarterback rumors begin

they have agreed to part ways. detroit will listen to trade offers. the question is will the 9ers be in the pittsburgh? what's really important is where our head coach dm john lynch on this topic. the other key, what's the asking price? they will likely be able offer more in a trade. we shall see. that's your sports. >> let's get a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> liz, we only have an inch of rain for our friends. six inches in santa rosa. that brings us from 17% above average to 30. really poor conditions, making up for that as we get into heavy

rain, here's a light system that will be arriving. it's a level 1 system. it's typically cold here on the east bay, 52 in oakland. you look at the north bay, look at livermore. a little of a wind there. it's 36 in pleasanton. very chilly conditions on the coast, some mid-40s and a live look outside, san francisco, we got foggy conditions to the forth. cloudy and cold for most of us. windgy along the coast a. wind advisory. driving conditions for your monday. we have a rainy and wintry week ahead. as weheay nn to 1:, the rain, tafrnn, 2:00, , th behind it, some gusty chill which wind out of the northwest. showers continue. could even see a thunderstorm there. as we get into your monday, the winds will continue to dial

back. it will be cold. here's our wind advisory for the peninsula, northwest winds, 15 to 20 miles an hour, through 10:00 on monday, could see gusts up to 50 miles an hour. it's a taste of what's to come as we go through your sunday evening. there are the winds. 7:00 in the morning on monday, still it's windy. it get breezy throughout the afternoon. we got the sun with us for monday. then by late tuesday, here comes a strong system. we got rain, snow, for the entire state. as we get into your wednesday morning, we have heavy rain, wants to push through the bay area. it will lift back a little to the forth. that itself the concern that it will slow down and bring some very heavy rain and wind as it pushes through southern califo it finally moves out of here. showers behind it into friday, even into saturday morning. so we will add up those totals all throughout the week.

starting with today, anywhere from a tenth to maybe a quarter of an inch to a third at best this takes us through very early tomorrow and then this takes us through all the way saturday night, looking at anywhere from 3.5 inches in san francisco. look at the reds here, down through the santa cruz mountains. we are expecting that front to stall out somewhe in e south bay. remember the area will not be able to soak up that beneficial rain. but at this point, it will get to be some flooding rains for sure as we get towards the latter week. we watch that and our winter advisory 47 it was, nearly a foot at the highest peak. it's the tuesday, wednesday, friday. we're looking at the low snow levels. even snow on tuesday. the sacramento valley possibly and then we're looking at maybe 7 feet around kirkwood, donner pass. some very dangerous conditions.

our level 1 system, a cold day. highs only in the low 50s. 54 in san jose, the accuweather 7-day forecast. level one for rain, the wind tonight. a break tomorrow, level 1 system on use. very heavy rain overnight tuesday. our level 3 system into wednesday and looking at the rain continuing with wind, cold conditions, scattered showers by the end of the week that takes us into next weekend. so start coming for the last week of january. liz. >> thank you. black-ish, grown-ish. a tv made for tv calu as they navigate the second half of junior year and tackle current issues of social justice. julian glover spoke to the cast. >> we will pick up where we left off with the first half of season three. your fashion career. you are working with celebrity client tell, where do we go from

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