prevagen. healthier brain. better life. anxiety, confusion and frustration are growing this morning over how to get the covid-19 vaccine. some told they are eligible couldn't actually get shot and are asking why, doctors fear it will mutate as a new variant continues to spread across california. good morning, everybody, it's sunday, january 24ing. we have much more to get to on the vaccine rollout. we are tracking a wet week ahead. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we have fog and cool temperatures. we are looking at dry conditions

to start out your sunday. it will finish with wet and eas. it is 34 in nevada, temperatures in the mid-30s in livermore. 38 for palo alto and below freezing up in the north bay. it is very foggy in nevada. papua quarter mile santa rosa. 5 degrees colder from san jose to livermore. becoming windy tonight and a dustling of snow as our low snow levels continue throughout this time frame. the wind is kicking ut from the peninsula, the north coast there. gusts up to 50 so we are concerned about the moisture off shore, maybe downed trees and power lines. as we go through your day today, we are dry 9:00 instead of noon,

it's cold, it's getting windy by the afternoon. temperatures barely in the low 50s. our level 1 system. we are looking at that break for monday. but as we get into your tuesday, we're talking about atmospheric rivers setting up. we'll explain with all the rain and cold details in a few minutes. beyond getting the vaccine, questions are rolling how effective it will be against the new variant covid-19 in california. the strain is making up a third of the cases. liz pena found out, it was an area doctor and he says more research is needed to find out what comes next. >> reporter: it was december 21st, 2020, when dr. chu and his colleagues found the covid-19 variant. >> we found this incidentally

while doing genomic surveillance and what emerged from the united kingdom from the uk. >> immediately after he alerted the state's health department by then multiple cases had been spotted. >> from the end of november to the end of the area. we found they had increased from less than 5% to more than 25%. more than in a quarter of cases. >> reporter: the variants found in the uk is spreading between 30 and 70% havt faster than others. dr. chu says they are tracking the california variants. he hopes his findings push for more scientific varnts to catch it faster. >> we do not have a robust system by which to identify what percentage of the strains in the

community may be of concern. >> do you suggest those vaccines will also have to change? >> there will be variants that would require the vaccine to be modified. >> dr. chu says at least ten counties in california have reported cases of the variant. he says the most effective way to stop the mutation is vaccinate as many people as possible and fast. >> one issue we focus on is your health. that does include the vaccine rollout. questions over how to get the appointment have been impossible to answer for many bay residents. matt boone spoke to people desperately trying to pick a spot and a woman that got one who says it was a fluke.

>> outsi >>. >> reporter: outside, a row of tents are lined up. they are doing 5-to-600 a day here. >> i got into the city college, i didn't get an answer. >> reporter: she got a text her 87-year-old mother is eligible for a vaccine, so they came down to see if she could get one and were turned away without appointments. >> even though you got the notification, in the text message for my mom. >> on friday they said they ended up giving out 70 extra doses at the end of the day. >> it was a catastrophe waiting to happen. >> the professor at uc berkeley describes the current state of the rollout. >> right now we're in a difficult place. we don't have an adequate pipeline vaccine. >> who is eligible?

>> when they said anybody over 65 could get the first vaccine, i started with kaiser. >> jennifer said she had almost given up on kaiser when a friend sent her a text in danville. >> it was that you checked that you are over 65 and then it wouldn't verify the appointments. and i picked one. >> they revertd back to 75 and older and she was able to sneak in and got her having on tuesday. >> i see it as a fluke i got through. >> it's one that's ripe for disappointments. >> the darkest road we see this light, it's the vaccine and then we can't get to it it's almost easier to not see the light

goamarit says itried and that ioueo doses to the los gatos school district. those in child care are in phase 3. they say they've created who is eligible to get the vaccine. abc 7 news is monitoring the rollout on our website. it shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california and you can get that on our home page on abc7news.com. for good news, new numbers from california are encouraging and could be a sign they are moving past the winter surge, 22,000222 new cases were reported, the number of people hospitalized in icu went down again and the

7-day positivity rate dropped to 8.5%. it's a good indicator to measure the spread of the virus so we're seeing it go down. now, activists filled the street for the west coast walk for life. >> this is yesterday. the day began with a morning prayer vigil on valencia street. demonstrators want to send a message the church is a consideration for people considering abortion. >> we would encourage them to choose life. life is precious. there is nothing more wonderful than parenthood even in troubled tim times. >> latere afternoon, they marched down market street to the embarcadero.

this week's walk was scaled back because of the pandemic. the light is back on after that wind storm caused damage to power lines. you can see several clusters of green representing 50 homes or fewer without power. pg&e says the storm was the longest they've seen in the last ten years. several hundred poles, transformers and wires were damaged. the community resource center that pg&e set up is now closed. and a watermain break may have caused damage in millbbray. firefighters had to close victoria avenue. at least one building was flooded. some neighbors are reportedly against reopening twin acrdinto they have seen more trash

parting and car thefts since 20 boulevards went car-free last march. others say it's created a safe place to socially distance. they take up the proposal to reopen the street in march. all right, lisa, a clear start to the day. but it's going to change. >> yes, it is cold in spots. but right here in the upper 40s to low 50s. in sflaens san francisco, 30s in the inland valley. the rain arrives north. it's much heavier rain still to come. also ahead, road to recovery for fire survivors in the north bay. but a little good will goes a long way. we will show you how. and can working from home increase your taxes? the potential t

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all right. welcome back a. special catholic mass was held at st. mary's cathedral. several worshipers were inside. cornell bernard spoke with the bishop who said a threat of violence prompted the move. >> reporter: a strange sight in the midst of our pandemic. hundreds of worshipers inside st. mary's cathedral for a certainly st. mary's mass. the state's covid-19 health order allows small outdoor services but has band all indoor worship. >> having palace inside is wonderful. i know we aren't allowed to.

but we were very >> we had every plan to have mass outdoors. >> reporter: they say a security threat prompted him to move the service inside, possible violence due to a rumored protest and counterprotest next door at the chinese consulate. >> one group that was 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 to abc 7 news, the sfpd says there were no specific threats toward the church. it was precautionary to the security to all those in the area. >> it was a tradeoff versus keeping people safe because of the threat of violence. >> did anyone show up to cause trouble? >> not that i saw. >> reporter: he has been an outspoken critic of the indoor worship ban. >> to it's against the constitution.

>> he says he plans to old smaller indoor service in the future with safety measures in place. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> millions of americans can face a setback this season. >> reporter: for many working remotely because of covid, a potentially nasty surprise coming at tax time. tax bills not just from one state but two. >> i would argue it's really bad economics and it's cruel. >> reporter: among those that may get hit are employees head quartered in different states. income tax based on where the work gets done. professional athletes pay income taxes in all the states where they play games. outside the borders, they are home to the employing companies. now with so many americans working remotely, double tax bills may hit 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 your state. >> reporter: massachusetts ad adopted the same practice last screen. >> they could have done something that they had a relative who was sick or something and they did it for all the right reasons and then, bang, they just get hit out of nowhere. >> reporter: most states are facing budget shortfalls due to the slow economy, which could provide incentives for others to provide similar tax rules. carnival cruise line is extending all u.s. departures. they announced they are canceling all u.s. cruises through the end of april. the cruise line cancelled european trips set to been in may. guests can receive a full refund or credit for a future cruise. carnivale has been operating in a reduced capacity for a year. they lost billions in 2020. getting to san francisco using public transit is easier

with the bay view hunters, press point. the buses run every ten minutes via hunters point. this means for the very first time, people living in the hunters point area will have a direct connection. neighbors in the bay view will get better access to downtown via third street. in the north bay, they plant a tree on their property, thanks, to a little leftover holiday magic. the gifkt of tree project collects living trees that will be in areas where trees and brush were destroyed by fire. familys impacted sought to pick a tree up in fulton. anyone who lost ees in a inoma, mendocina or napa county in the last five years is eligible to receive a tree. and there is some fresh snow on the ground in the sierra as the winter weather advisory goes

into effect today. the area is expected to get slammed with snow in the coming days. levels above 3,000 feet will gew drivers should prepare for inch to feet tuesday, down thro sacramento, they could see a rain-snow mix. that's how cold it will be. we got canadian air on the way, that will bring the windy conditions tonight as the typical winter time cold front movers to the bay area with moderate ran at times. we need it. this one will provide beneficial rain. live doppler 7. cloud around, fog, cold conditions north and east and looking at a frontal ban that will move through by the afternoon, bringing those rainy, windy conditions. a wet finish to your sunday. 43 in castro valley and fremont. good morning to you. alameda checking in at 49 san leandro is 42. it's colder than that as we get

through livermore and pleasantson. looking at the low 30 in santa rosa. here, san francisco, we got foggy conditions, cloudy and cold for most of you, rainy afternoon. windy key coast. i'm looking at a dry day tomorrow. but a rainy and wintry week ahead. so hour-by-hour looking at the cloud, until the rain comes in. about 11:00/12:00 in the north bay. it swoo epps to the east at the 2:00/3:00 window. a good thing you were out yesterday hopefully enjoying the sun. we are looking at the rain and the wind picking up hund it. we g behind it. the wind takes us through the early hours into your monday. notice no cloud. we got a break on monday. the gusty winds through about 10:00 on monday. northwest wind up to 30 miles an hour. you see from port ray to stinson, all the way down the peninsula here and wind gusts

could be over 40, up to 50 miles an hour. here's the way it will play out. with the wind already at the coast right now. but through the evening hours, we're really looking at some around the north bay.he peninsu redwood city getting breezy here. through 8:00 tomorrow, breezy throughout the afternoon. so it's going to be a cold day despite the sunshine for your monday. tuesday things get really interesting. by tuesday night into wednesday. that's the window where we are looking at the heaviest rain and gusty winds. here we are 7:00. snowy in the mountains. this system here will be a slow mover. that's why we are so concerned about it. oks l fre raids our wayrly next so rainfall totals at first looking reasonable from 10th to maybe a quarter of an get through the day today.

we are taking you all the way through saturday and notice everyone is over three inches of rain. so this is definitely going to cause some problems as we look for the front to stall out sometime wednesday into thursday. remember, a lot of this does not have vegetation, where we have the burned scars and the fires from last fall. so in the santa cruz mountains, a foot of rain. 3:00 this afternoon through 9:00 on monday, up to 10 inches our highest peak. 3-to-4 feet likely. even 6 or 7 feet in some areas. our level 1 system, low 50s today a. cold day with the winds kicking up and tomorrow we get a break. breezy in the morning. more rain on tuesday. with the heaviest rain through the overnight hours into your wednesday. that's our level 3 system. by thursday, trying to push on out of here. we still have rain right through next week, liz, so it is going to be the strongest system we've seen in quite some time.

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good morning, everybody. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather and we're tracking it with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, liz, good morning to you. nothing's changed. we are looking at our level 1 system. we have fog in the north bay. low 30s. mid-30s in livermore. 40 in san ramone, 53 in oakland. so we're looking at that fog. that's all leading to rain. it's 10 degrees in napa. you probably feel a level 1 system bringing showers, scattered downpours, becoming windy and a dusting of snow as our snow levels continue to lower. from the north coast all the way down through the peninsula, 52 ento 30-mile-an-hour winds and those north wind gusting to about 50 miles an hour.

so by 9:00, it's still cold stis there. rain in the north bay. just barely in the 50s today. it's a chilly afternoon. the winds pick up throughout the dinner hour. we're dropping through the 40s. eventually the rain will stay along the coast. offshore, the winds will be with us all night. we will talk about a brake for your monday and the happy stuff head our way. >> thank you. the u.s. is edging into another milestone in the pandemic. 25 million cases. meanwhile, the rollout of the vaccine is mixed. some patients are unable to get appointments. some states are running out of doses. >> january is on track to be the deadliest month of the coronavirus pandemic so far. on average this week, one american death from covid-19 was reported every 30 seconds.

this georgia school district losing two teachers within hours of each other, sparking protests. >> teachers and staff shouldn't have to die to be able to do their job. >> meanwhile, the push to get vaccinated is urgent. a record 3 million vaccines have been administered. across the country, many states are struggling to meet demand. new york running out of vaccine. the next shipment coming early next week. >> we had 7 million eligible people. okay. at 250,000 doses a week, this is going to take us 15, 16, 17 weeks. >> california, florida and new jersey facing dwindling supply. >> it cannot be clearer, we have built a vaccine infrastructure to handle this job. we need the doses. >> eligibility requirements also adding to frustrations, new mexico reversion course, leading to thousands of abrupt

cancellations. >> they had our hopes up. >> they looted our school. >> reporter: ty hernandez, abc news, new york. president bind is pledging 100 million dose over 100 days. unlike pfizer's and moderna's it requires a single show. dr. fauci says the promising vaccine may be ready in two weeks. an advantage as well is that it can be stored at regular refrigerated temperatures. doctors say that means they would be able to bring the vaccine to people rather than bringing people to the vaccine. now new developments out of washington, d.c., we are learning up to 7,000 national guard troops will remain at the capitol through mid-march. they say they are working with the fdi and d.c. law enforcement to address potential threats. the troops that remain are a quarter brought in to sece bide

inauguration. tensions are still running high. new reports that president trump tried to involve the justice department in his attempt to overturn the election while he was still in office. abc reporter has more on this story. >> reporter: the day before president trump's second impeachment trial is now set, to begin the week of february 8th, more than a month after the violent attack on capitol hill. >> we have to address that and make sure it never happens again. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi will send over the article of impeachment on monday, according to constitution, the senate trial will begin at 1:00 p.m. the next day. senators will still be sworn in on tuesday, both decides will 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

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called as witnesses. abc news, washington, d.c. coming up, after democrats took control last week, senator's amy klobuchar and rand paul will discuss how congress plans to balance biden's priorities with the impeachment drooil trial. you can watch more at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. new this morning, a new poll by president biden is held in high regard according to an abc news poll, he has 69% for his response to the pandemic and 57% of americans are confident in his unity for the country. the cast of grownish talks about how they are tackling serious issues on the show. and here is a live look, looking out over the skyline, just beginning to see a glimmer

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>> the group's first project was delivering more than 3600 thank you cards for front line workers. and we have been hearing about so many public spaces shutting down because of the pandemic. but in the south bay, a glimmer of hope. the rotary play garden reopened for the first time in several months. social distancing protocols are put in place so everyone can enjoy the play garden safely. it's an important part of the community providing children of all abilities a place to play. all right, getting ready for the rain. >> liz, temperatures aren't going to climb too much today. maybe another 5 degrees. the winds will kick out. we will see rain to finish it off. a pretty view from our exploratorium camera. prettycoming our way, although it will definitely feel like january. not only today, but the week ahead. my accuweather forecast is a week away. could the 49ers be setting

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heroes received the surprise of a lifetime. roger goodell had a meeting of hospital workers and told them they were getting super bowl tickets. >> be our guest at the super bowl. i don't know if that means you accept or not? >> yes. >> yes. >> we accept. >> oh my god. >> i was thinking, oh my goodness, i can't wait to tell my dad. i was just so excited. >> the medical employees work at a hospital in sarasota. a total of 7500 healthcare san jose sharks, they he 22,000 aren't sure when they'll be coming home k. next month, the sharks may have to play their

home games in glen dame, arizona, in southern san jose due to the mandatory travel quarantine. the warriors brought out their oakland pride into utah this weekend. it didn't seem to make much of a difference, though. >> reporter: good morning, stefan curry arguably the best 3-pointer in history. just four 3s away from taking over reggie miller for second on the all time list. the best thing that happened, steph making those 3s. he was making putts pre-game. they were down 19-2. he hit his first game there makes him three away from second place. curry slashes another 3. just one away from tying miller for second place. late second quarter, this 3-ball ties miller at 2,563s. a cool moment right there. as for the game, utah, they led

from the jump. donovan mitchell before the halftime buzzer. utah a 30-point lead at recess. back to seth. third quarter. give and go, this triple puts him all alone in second place, has passing miller. 400 or so to pass ray allen. he finishes with five 3s, warriors lost. afterwards, a surprise visitor surprising seth for passing him on the all time 3s mark. >> oh. >> look out, reg. >> don't leave too much room because this kid could be coming. >> all records are meant to be broken, you know that. >> it is true. >> he is your number one fan. so thank you so much for what you have done, my friend. >> you and ray have been chasing records. i have guys encouraging me the a mau all v. it means a

>> thanks for all the support. college hoops, the cardboard kids, the bruins on a seven-game win streak, stanford defense, the steal give and go, stanford up 6. under 10 seconds to tyler campbell, bruins go up 1. .8 of a second to go, inbounding,s a car desilva at the buzzer, it was good, desilva 26. stanford 73-72. let the quarterback rumors begin, reporting the detroit the question will be lot 9ers be in the mix? plenty want to move on. i'm not in that camp. what's really important is where

gm oc.yle ou b theki manyav b issues ers. we shall see. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. >> and we have a look at the weather now with lisa argen. we have been hoping with the rain. >> we are getting the beneficial rain, liz. we will have some problems as we get towards the end of the week unfortunately, with debris flow issues, our burn scar area. as this front is going to hit particularly hard by the santa cruz mountains. we look at live doppler 7. this is the main it bez athe cot. for a advisory later on this evening. 42 in mountain view with upper 30s in san jose. mid-30s morgan hymn, 48 on the

coast and as far as a nice shot a minute ago, mount tam. you see the force low 30s, freezing in vacaville. 36 livermore, 33 in napa. fog in the north bay, sit ro, a nice view. we are looking at a cold start with foggy conditions to the north. rain arrive this is afternoon with wind along the coast. it's dry tomorrow, a rainy, wintry week ahead with some possible flooding issues as we get into a very strong system. so today, looking at the rain moving in by early afternoon in the north bay, 2:00, 3:00, the afternoon, the rest of the bay will become pretty gusty. that's why we are watching for a wind advisory, tonight 7:00 through 10:00 on monday, the winds kicking up from the north coast through the peninsula, could see downed trees or power lines and look at the winds.

can see the colors indicate the gusts from 20-to-40 miles an hour as we get going under the wind advisory continues all night long. through 8:00 in the morning. it's windy to breezy. by 6:00. we have high wind gusts out there, finally quieting down. this is the main event from tuesday night into early wednesday. we will see the heaviest rain. a front will get stalled over the bay area, pushed people e temporarily to the south of us. it lifts back north. finally pushing to southern california. this will cause heavy rain, mountain snow, san diego included. so we're looking at a break early friday. more light rain into next weekend. so rainfall amounts starting out fine, no problem. a tenth to .2, a third of an inch. remember, it's wendy, then as we get into your tuesday, wednesday, thursday, this takes us through saturday. all cities here over three inches of rain so anywhere from

upw5erds of three-to-four inches in the valleys, the urban location, you see nearly 6 inches as we get through the south. it's not out of the question to see 7 to 10 inches as we get into the hoyer mountains. 3:00 until 9:00, up to 10 inches the highest peak. the cold air bringing snow to the valley floor, tuesday through friday. looking at three-to-four feet of snow. donner and kirkwood. low 50s should do it, with rain arriving in the afternoon a. brief break tomorrow, windy and cold to start out your monday. by tuesday, the wind picks up again with the rain coming into play late. the heavy rain, level 3 system early wednesday and the rain continues right through the end of the week. liz. >> lisa, thanks. the hitreturnr free form. it follows students in a made for tv calu as they navigate the

second year and issue social justice. race and social justice reporter julian glover spoke to the cast. >> pick up where we left off in the first half going into the second half. your fashion career, working with celebrity clientele, where do we go from there? >> we picked up. kind of the adulting that happens when you realize you don't have much time left in college. there is something for each of us for the process. for me, for zoe. a figuring out with the work world. >> trevor, your character is growing a lot. you are taking on real heavy and serious issues. what's it like to be able to highlight real life issues like that on the show? >> that's why i love being a part of the show. we highlight the topics that are typically get swept under the rug. it's an honor to play a role that can you know shed light on

some very, very serious issues. >> another surprise for season 3 of grownish, haywood wrapper sweetie makes her acting debut. how is it going? >> it's going good. i'm about to have my first custom debut. >> what has that been like being on the show? >> it's exciting. it's a dream come true. i'm not going to liar, the first day of set i was so nervous. >> you are not nervous. you don't get nervous. >> music is one thing. i have been doing this a couple years now, acting on someone else's set. i want to be what they're expecting, i was nervous. >> best friends happen. we still hear it on the radio non-stop. the love out here is real. how has it been for you receiving that love from the bay area where you are from? >> oh my gosh, it makes my heart melt. it's one thing to get the notoriety around the world. the rest from home is a different vibe. so i'm great for their support. >> and new episodes of grownish

are on thursday night at 8:00. next, care for soothing classical music for your sunday, there is no better than what's coming out your way in santa

. all right, the classical sounds of bach and mozart are coming to your living ro the santa rosa symphony is launching the first at home virtual conference series. today's performance includes work from bach, ma sart and an american composer. it starts at 3:00 p.m. on the symphony's website. so it's soothing. >> it really is. very nice. good morning, everyone. we are looking at soothing rain. bringing showers, scattered downpours and becoming windy tonight with a dusting of snow in the higher peaks.

after the gusts come through, we have a wind advisory. it is going to get cold as north wind will howl even today, highs will barely make it into the low 50s. our level 1 system bringing rain and wind to the second half of your sunday. we are dry and chilly tomorrow and then tuesday getting set for more rain, but it's tuesday night into early wednesday when we are looking at very heavy rain. it will stall a strong frontal ban over the bay area. once it pushes through, we will be left with more rain and winds. so definitely check back with us as we get closer to the main event, liz. >> thank you, lisa, sounds good. thanks for joining us here on abc 7 morning. we continue at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next followed by "this week." have a great start to your sunday.

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good morning, america. calls for a justice department investigation. senate majority leader chuck schumer making the demand after a "new york times" report detailing donald trump's alleged attempt to overturn the election as trump heads toward his second impeachment trial. one of the house members who will prosecute him, congressman eric swalw alarming spread. the concerns about the new covid-19 variants seen across the country. the struggles to get vaccination appointments. >> the fact of the matter is, what good is a vaccine if it doesn't get into people's arms? >> as several governors now urge the federal government to step up distribution. plus, dr. jha here to answer your questions about those variants.