deaths are often the last metric to decrease after a surge. john hopkin's data shows one in every 1,000 people in california died from the virus. there is some reassurance the number of innefected people continues to drop. last saturday it was 8.5%. this is the first weekend of the year, of course, for outdoor dining in san francisco after month's long closure.

there was still concern as new covid variants were found in the bay area. restaurant owners are trying to find making ends meet and keeping everyone safe. doctors say there is a way to do it. louis penna was in the marine district and welcomes back commerce. >> reporter: after nearly two months, this is what this group of friends has been waiting for. >> as we get tested, we're very on top of everything. it's just knowing your bubble and being strong and supporting everybody. >> reporter: as more plates of food out of restaurant's kitchen, the owner is still hopeful for their future. a week ago, they were not too sure they were going to survive. >> i don't think it's one time we need to close, we're done. >> reporter: seeing groups of people eating together is also concerning for some san francisco residents who say more

safety guidelines should be in place. >> in many cases, there were six people together. none of them are wearing masks. >> reporter: at least at this restaurant, they are seeing vigilance. >> on the one hand, that excitement is what's keeping many of the these restaurants alive. in the other, infectious disease doctors tell me their pre-covid-19 variant is circulating the bay area. >> i think at least the big british variant, the one that seems to spread for easily is susceptible to the vaccine. >> reporter: dr. reutherford is optimistic. he is helping the san francisco department of public health with a case study on covid-19 and outdoor dining. what are you hoping to find with this do you that that you are collecting? >> in real tomb to go back and look at say let's figure out where the last 100 people got infected. that would be pretty helpful and you know what you have to

>> hundreds of people lined up for the chance to get a covid-19 vaccine on the peninsula. they located it to low income seniors and their care givers. this gives them hope. >> well, i feel good. i feel good about it. >> reporter: big relief? >> a big relief. >> reporter: 83-year-old clara jackson just got vaccinated long after tlast. >> i feel available that i had the privilege of taking it. >> reporter: rain hosted >> we opened it up to our neighbors as well. >> are you the care giver? >> yeah, we are. >> reporter: the line outside was long. care givers and healthcare

workers were invited to get the shot. brenda triplet brought her mom. >> as safe as we feel the vaccine gives us much more assurance and relieving to know it's done. >> reporter: hope. >> he says that hope is coming to this largely under served xaunt. >> this is an issue of social and economic justice. one way to is provide free activations. >> when you look at the free vaccination, you don't having a says to digital services some to have this moment here, where you can come and get access is historic. >> reporter: organizers were sure how many would show up. they hope to have enough vaccine for everyone. >> we would be okay rung out that we were able vaccinate over 1,100. >> reporter: everybody will come back february 27th for the second show.

ravenwood hopes to have more vaccination clinics in the future. abc 7 news there so we do have some new details on a la fayette vaccine clinic that will be shut down after complaints of vaccine misuse. the pop-up clinic seen here january 16th vaccinated more than 600 people. they received a complaint alleging that vaccinations were given to miami who shouldn't have received them. they told the chronicle that the doctor who volunteered at the clinic filed a complaint. parish added she expects to be clear of any wrong-doing. we are tracking california's progress on our website. you can, too. see where distribution stands and where you mate be eligible to get the shot all on abc7news.com. starting tomorrow, a new cdc order will require all passengers and transit workers nationwide to wear a mask. not only in trains, planes and

buses but in term fals as well. reporter matt boone explains much of the support came from bus drivers who say their industry has been hit hard. >> i have been complaining from the get-go this should have been mandated from the federal government. >> reporter: john costa runs the amalgamated transit union, representing transit workers across the country. he says they've had at least 15 members die from covid-19 in california. >> from the bay area alone i believe it was six members. >> reporter: here in san francisco, wearing a mask is requiring them to get a fare. they have simple info graphics making it as clear as possible but compliance is not always there. >> i don't think that anyone should feel like they're above anyone or have a god complex and think they shouldn't wear a mask v. she takes bart several days a week for work around says she still sees people without masks.

>> absolutely. i feel now we have new variants of the virus spreading or it's becoming prevalent, i think it's essential to have a mask currently, especially in my condition. >> reporter: others were skeptical a federal order would have much impact at this point. >> someone has to go ahead and force that. so if fought, who will do it? >> reporter: drivers worry it will be them. >> when you have to enforce a mask policy because a passenger is not wearing a mask, you can fought concentrate on the road. >> reporter: john courtney is a former bus driver and local president in san jose. >> our drivers are upset because of the upsurge we had recently, they're afraid to drive. >> reporter: still it's a policy the union has been fighting for and they hope it will create a unified approach across the country. >> if it was here, i believe it would have saved lives. i i believe this initiative today will save lives. >> we've obviously had a week of

rain and certainly i woke up to wet streets this morning. we have lisa argen to explain what to look forward on this sunday and later this week. lisa. >> yeah. you are right. it was a little active in the north bay. spotty showers we have a mix of clouds and sun. a level 1 system on the way tomorrow. we'll track it for you next. also ahead, a matchment you will see people take part in the in in the last area nominate ford a peace prize. and a local san francisco private investigator was

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good morning. you are looking at a live shot from our exploratorium camera. you can see the beautiful downtown san francisco skyline. clear skies this morning. but lisa argen will have more on our sort of mixed forecast this week.

well, today it does mark the end of an era for bay area news junkies after 35 years insiders are putting down the pen or keyboard and publishing his final column in the san francisco chronicle, not to worry. he will continue to join us as a special contributor. >> we've had scandals in this town. i've covered both. shenanigans and corruption. i've covered both. there is this ongoing thing about the bay area, it is remarkable. i've always said we were put here for the sole reason of giving everybody else something to talk about. whether it's renaming schools or handling the virus, we have not let america down and we will continue to lead the forefront is of what's happening. >> you can watch this complete interview open our website

abc7news.com. right here at 9:00 a.m. so we're looking about what to have. you can join me. we will deep dive into recent hot topics like governor newsom recall. we will talk about open violence and a lot of other things we have to look forward and his reporting here on abc 7. because the phone calls and tips will not stop coming. all right, a san francisco man reportedly live streamed himself with a gun inside a vacaville apartment where two women were later found dead. a vacaville police officer arrested the man yesterday after a lengthy standoff at the rocky hill veterans apartments on rocky hill road. police say the suspect was already wanted for other felonies. police have not said what his connection was to the two women whose body itself we whose bodies were found. >> it's sad to hear these

violent things happening. >> police have not released a cause of death. their names are being withheld until their families are notified. if you or someone you love or know is dealing with mental health issues, you can go to abc 7 news.com/take action to find a list of resources afternoon. well-known private investigator in san francisco is fighting for his life after an atempted robbery in the ashbury neighborhood. according to chronicle, jack pal dino was injured on thursday when someone in a passing car tried to steal his camera. he hit his head and is on life support. police arrested one suspect and are searching for at least one more. pal dino is best known for his work on the jones mass suicide case and doing work on several high profile clients, including harvey weinstein, former

president bill clinton and patty herselft. > -- hearst. >> the sacramento bee reports in recent months, newsom and his family have received threats. some targets which newsom found and operates shops and restaurants. newsome is no longer a part of that group. he told the sacramento bee businesses have received hundreds of mavgd messages that escalated during the lockdown a. spokesperson tells the bee that the state is aware of the threats and law enforcement is investigating. the black lives movement has been nominated for a 2021 nobel peace prize a. member of the pledged the movement for bringing a new awareness to racial justice. an estimated 20 million americans have taken part in the black lives matter protest over the past year. the founding member says it may

be a long shot to win, but it is important to spot the discussion. developing news on the central post. progress has a big cleanup effort on highway 1. last week's storm caused a part of the highway incredible pictures to fall into the ocean. crews are removing flood water, mud and boulders from the road. the governor declared a state of emergency for san luis obispo and monterey country. cal-trans says the area will be closed to yosemite. starting on february 8th, people will have a reservation to visit. this is so the park can control a number of people due to the pandemic. not only is there snow, look at that redwood have damaged the park. officials posted these images on instagram and say 15 giant

sequoias fell in the growth. they believe none are named sequoia. there is no time line when it will open but they say the rot, resistant trees could be lined in the park for centuries. meteorologist lisa arjen has been tracking our forecast. sort of a mixed bag for this sunday. >> good morning. we are looking at cloud, certainly showers out there. live doppler 7 picking up on the activity. we saw sprinkles from marin county down into san francisco. but the main event will arrive mid-day tomorrow. it's the system here that will bring a level 1 system. but as for this morning with all the cloud cover, it is mild out there. how about those low 50s, in hayward, 52 in fremont. 55 in oakland this morning. the mid and upper 40s in the north bay. sprinkles, a light shower.

then we will get into a dry day for sunshine. not as cold, partly cloudy and warmer. 60s arriving. compliments of southerly winds and more widespread rain coming in tomorrow. here's the system, it will bring scattered showers and breezy south wind. 20-to-30-mile-an-hour winds. could gust to about 40. we're not expecting problems with this system. beneficial rain on the way. as we look for our time frame. notice we're dry we're into monday. here is the front, we are seeing sprinkles. by mid-afternoon into the later evening hours. the front pushes to the south and the east. we have light to moderate rain. not quite yet into the south bay. but it continues to be aggressive and mof to the south by overnight. by tuesday, pretty much behind us. this will be a snow maker for

the northern. the central sierra again. in terms of rainfall, scaling back a little bit. anywhere from a half inch to an inch up in the north bay. so we're looking at oakland at .6 or a quarter of an inch in redwood estimate we have a winter storm watch. one-to-two feet. snow levels a little heighth higher with this system at 6,000 feet. we will look at a good amount around kirkwood 14 inches. tahoe city about eight inches. it's nice we got the break and this system arriving tomorrow. 63 today, partly cloudy skies in oakland. low-to-mid-60s. it will feel mild, humid at times, a possible shower. the accuweather 7-day forecast, upper 50 to mid-60s. later evening rain for our level

1 system on monday. it's all over by tuesday and looking at not only some sun but temperatures feeling a bit more like spring as we get into the latter part of the week. unfortunately, we look further out into my crystal ball, it looks dry. we need rain, this is what we will get the next week or so. >> you read my mind. i was going to say, this rain was so welcome, especially, looking ahead to a potential fire system. >> all right. we'll keep our fingers crossed. thanks. just ahead, an elite high just ahead, an elite high school policy permanently. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive

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elementary. because in 1984, they replaced a confederate flag at city hall after a protestor took it down several times. that protestor now lives in south carolina. abc 7 news reporter asked him to weigh in on the controversial move by the school board. >> reporter: richard bradley never thought these block and white pictures would resurface 37 years later. it shows him climbing a flag pole with the end result of taking down the confederate flag. full disclosure. it was one of 18 flags in front of city hall used to symbolize the different stages of american history. after bradley took the flag down, then mayor diane feinstein ordered it be flown again. she eventually changed her mind. because of what he did at least one school board member is hinting a school be named after him. who is richard bradley i asked on tv?

. if mr. bradley the out there, please reach out to me. i'd love to talk to you about what you have done in san francisco. he called us. hi, mr. bradley. thank you for joining us. you now live in south carolina. you are 70-years-old and you just told me that you would climb any pole again at your age fit meant taking down the confederate flag. >> yes, i will. >> tell me about that flag. i mean, what does it >> the ugliness in the world we live here. >> should the name diane feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you took it down not once but three times. >> they should have it removed from that school. it will make the people happy and what's good in this world we live in or in san francisco.

>> it was there before feinstein. he did not take it down. yet, there is a school named after him and the board is not removing his name. bradley says moscone's name should also be taken down. >> certainly. there is no doubt about that. >> one of these board members suggested perhaps we name a school after you, mr. bradley. do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> i certainly do. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something they can look up to that they represent and the kid will be happy. >> any word for the school board? >> looking at [ inaudible ] what they said and what's good for america. >> thank you, mr. bradley, for weech reaching out to me. >> thank you very much another

school to be renamed the elite lowell high school. back in okay, the board voted in favor of a lottery system. according to chronicle four members apparently switched to the lottery citing racist incidents at the school. the board will discuss the proposal on tuesday with a vote expected next week. in the east bay coliseum college president-elect bush in oakland will be getting help in the athletics department. the former nba star's foundation announced 23 high schools that will be getting the game-ready grant. it will pay for ppe, uniforms, transportation costs and sports gear shaq teamed up with icy hot after witnessing the make and got funding from teams that were unable play for safety reasons. he says high school is where you

get to hone your talents. >> i am looking to being the next tom brady. this is where it all starts. >> lower lake high school will be getting one of those grants, still to come, the push to vaccinate new covid variants continue to spread as the u.s. surpasses 26 million patients. plus, covid relief battle. joe biden taking his first real test as president urging congress to pass

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we have a few showers overnight. this morning, it is certainly mild out there. 55 in oakland. 50 on the coast. 45 in papua. as we look at the higher elevation winds, 20 to 25 miles per hour. that's bringing in a milder start to your sunday. so we are 4-to-7 degrees warmer all across the bay area. that will translate into a warmer afternoon. the cloud cover by noon and by 2:00, it's filtered sun in the south bay and eat bay. we got mid-60s. we will be dry. this front pushes to the north. as we get into late tonight, we are setting our sights on a level 1 system. i'll track it for you in the next few minutes for your monday. kate. >> thanks, so much, lisa. the push to get as many americans vaccinated as quickly as possible is growing more urgent as the variant is described in 30 states, including california.

we have more on a third vaccine that could be on the way within the next month. >> reporter: the u.s. is in a race against time to vaccinate americans as new varnts of the coronavirus continue to emerge. at least 434 cases of the uk variant have been detected in at least 30 states. >> i assume the variant is across the nation. it would be possible to do gentleman name variants. >> reporter: there are two confirmed cases of the p-1 variant from brazil. one case confirmed in maryland. another two in south carolina. >> me may never know where these folks got it. what we are focused on is further spread. >> reporter: so far only seven states have vaccinated more than 10% of the population. long lines of cars in denver. in houston, veterans began

lining up hours after they opened the walk-in clinic. vaccine supplies are running low a. third option can soon be available. johnson&johnson expected to the new variant this week. >> it means by mid- to end february we start getting doses in. >> unlike pfizer and moderna, johnson&johnson is a one shot. >> these properties may be useful in a mass vaccination campaign. complexity is the enemy of the efficiency. >> johnson&johnson says trials take hold in 7-to-10 days. 66% overall efficacy is lower than its counterpart. it is shown it could be up to 100% effective in preventing hospitalizations and deaths.

>> the site was temporarily shut down. social media shows people carrying 69 i signs saying scamdemic. governor gavin newsom tweeted saying we will not be deterred or threatened. it's back up and running. the entrance was reopened after about an hour. the l.a. mayor says despite the interruption, no appointmented were cancelled. examiners say a man that died hours after getting the vaccine died already. the 64-year-old man had been recently diagnosed with covid-19. investigators say he had underlying health issues and showed symptoms of the illness the day of his appointment.

vaccination has been ruled out as contributing to his president bind says the $1.9 trillion bill is needed now more than ever, with or without republican support. abc 7 news reporter reports from washington. >> reporter: the president urging congress to pass his $1.9 covid relief package. >> i support covid relief with support from republicans, but the relief has to pass. >> reporter: the relief package includes $160 billion for vaccinations, more help for small businesses. another round of direct payments for 1,400. but republicans are not on board. senator lindsey graham is saying apparently very little is being shown by the biden administration when it comes to bipartisanship relief.

>> economists agree, if there is not more help, many more businesses will lose their businesses and roofs over their heads and the ability to feed their families. >> small business owners have been struggling. >> i am saying the same thing for a year now, which is we're okay for now. but barely. and i never know how much longer it's going to go. >> reporter: it's not just businesses. millions of americans are worried about paying their rent and putting food on the table. the soup kitchen in new jersey feeding hundreds of families. >> now there are more working for us. people who have lost their jobs. not unemployed before but are unemployed or under employed. >> the national guard is giving out billions of food. >> reporter: to see the appreciation from the people. everybody that comes through is thanking us and letting us know it's really appreciated and they

really need the assistance >> senate na majority leader chuck schumer says they are prepared to move ahead without it. senator bernie sanders will discuss bipartisan compromise as democrats push forward on the relief bill. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 right here on abc 7. we at abc 7 news are launching a special series called california dreaming. throughout this coming week, we will be looking at issues that threaten the california dream and introduce you to people finding the solution. let's take a look. here's a preview. >> the basic california dream is changing. the idea of driving out to l.a. and making a go of it on a waiter's salary maybe isn't as

realistic as it once was. >> growth has slowed. other states have picked up. >> people say things like the dream is over, we're not growing like texas. that's comparing apples and oranges. >> we will be taking a closer look at the state of the state. why has our population slowed and, if so, where are people going. the experts answer those questions and more. join us for a special series california dreaming or stream the full series on demand right now on our abc 7 bay area connected tv app. download the free app on apple tv and roku. still ahead on abc 7 morning,, a group of moms are calling on president biden. we'll hear from their leader about their demands. and here's a look from our kgo route camera.

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super bowl excitement is taking over florida. the vince lombardi trophy arrived for the official super bowl experience will be quite different this year. the massive 3-mile site allows fans to find out what it's like to be in a game. the nfl hasn't said how many will be allowed. super bowl 55 takes place one week from today. the biggest game is the biggest advertising event of the year. this time expect to see companies that don't typically get prime time spot. >> during pandemic lockdown, you

saw an interesting story, doordash speaks to the time. restaurant delivery has become important. >> anheuser-busch and pepsi is sitting the field out, those three are choosing to redirect money from megafrenzy ad buys into other efforts, including promoting covid we have another team. what's going on with the weather? >> 60s with filtered sun. we will be 3-to-4 degrees above average. i will track our next rain-maker in a few minutes, also next,

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in sports, the warriors have announced they will play a make-up game in phoenix against the sun on thursday march 4th. it was originally scheduled to be plated two weeks ago. but the suns wouldn't have enough players due to contact tracing. last night the doves replaced the pistons. chris alvarez has that and more in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning, hey, it's clay. if we can't get them on the courts, the next best thing is quarter play. the warriors 10 and 9 overall. the good news, clay has been around the team more and more as he rehabs his torn achilles. thanks, again, reporter clay, hashtag. early first quarter to steel

ahead to dremond green. kelly junior watch me fly. up a dozen. then look at the pass, wiggins the easy two-handed flush. seth curry always in range. 64-45 third quarter often the detroit miss dremond looking like a lyon's quarterback there. he guides the rookie, lands hard, but would be okay. dremond had six assists. dribble, drive, score. beats the shot clock. he finds brother-in-law. afterwards reporter clay wa with the post-game interview. >> how much longer for the 3-point record? >> you are in the booth. you are dropping the stats to be

able to do the quick math. >> what do you think? 40 games. >> he is 400 behind in two seasons. who is a better color commentator? down curry or michael thompson and it's one guy's birthday. >> it's your pa's birthday? >> i'm not saying names. >> happy birthday to papa thompson. i have to go down curry. >> oh, man. >> that's funny, the cardinals didn't have a field goal. nine minutes in the second half. last by four. 40 seconds to go. delair blocks the coverup. goal tending is called. sun devils take the lead. oscar desilva driving for the tie. no good.

hey, it's warriors in cardboard cutout form. hosting cal. cal down big early. matt bradley had three triples. 13 points in the first half. bradley did have a game high 21. wildcats on the run. he droipts off for the two-handed hammer. the bears will four minutes without scoring. the team high 20. bears fall at 2 and 9 in conference. that's your look in sports. let's send things back to you. >> we will get a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi there, lisa. >> okay. good morning to you. we look at live doppler 7. we got some cloud cover here. visibility is fine. if you are out and about early, you may notice some wet cars, wet pavement. we have a few showers. most of the activity is well to the north of us. as it gets a little closer, the

showers falling apart. some could get the north bay. overall, we are looking at a system that is offshore. this will develop as we get into mid-day tomorrow, bringing not only rain to the bay area, but more snow to the sierra nevada. southerly winds overhead. we're in the upper 30s to 50s. good morning, san bruno, 52 for you. looking at numbers into the mid-50s over in oakland. upper 40s in liver more. kind of a muggy start out there. check out our camera, you can see the snow and the chair lifts. a gorgeous sight. we're looking at one the two inches of snow and by the sierra nevadas, we can see more of that. gusty winds as well. travel not advised into the first part of the workweek, showers and our possibility. partly cloudy in spots today. we will have some clouds around,

it will be wormer, looking at widespread rain arriving tomorrow. lit end by tuesday this is a level 1 system on our storm impact trail. scattered showers or downpours with the winds up to 30 miles per hour. here's a look. the showers continue to slide to the north. this is our next system by mid- to late-afternoon tomorrow. it's getting a little delayed. it arrives sweeping through. it ends on tuesday. that's when we will still have some snow in the mountains. we look at rainfall amounts. they have been scaled back a bit as we look at the cities. anywhere from a half inch to three-quarters of an inch, hopefully down through mountain view. up in the north bay, could see more than that. up to an inch near cloverdale. so late tomorrow through late tuesday about 6,000 feet. a couple feet of snow here for the west slope and difficult travel. some very gusty winds as we look at the ski resorts here in

particular a half a foot by incline. look at at a foot-and-a-half, certainly welcome snow there. upper 50s to low 60s. clouds around. we get more sun in the east bay and the south bay maybe a possible shower north. the accuweather forecast looking at a mix of showers and sun. otherwise, a level 1 system today and tomorrow. mild both days. as we get into the middle of the week, rain is ending. we will see a lot of sunshine, temperatures feeling more like spring. >> thanks so much, lisa. that snow is looking fabulous. a call to give financial aid to working moms who left their jobs during the poic to care for their families is hoping to gain traction in washington. the changing workplace is a part of building a better bay area. david luis talked to the leader of the movement. >> reporter: by some estimate, 2

million women left the job. in many cases they put the children first or are a part of the sand win generation. 50 women took out a full-page ad calling on president biden to have economic relief in a $2400 monthly payment and assistance. >> it includes affordable day care and a plan to have school opened five days a week as well as a retraining program with the private sect-of-. many of the jobs that covid has affected around coming back. >> reporter: the ceo of founder of girls who code. she calls it a marshall plan for moms. it was the u.s. economic recovery plan that sent $12 billion to rebuild western nations after world war ii. it includes activists who think support for moms must be a part of the 100 days on the biden administration. >> there is long-term consequences for these big thinking investments and

spending bills. >> a big concern is how recent gains if gender and pay parody by women in the work force could be lost. that could put a dent in progress to hire more women if tech and if executive roles. >> all right. we've got a lot coming up next, including bringing back dove nation to warriors games. how the team has created an people were afraid i was contagious.

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. one year ago today, the first covid-19 case was found here in the bay area. now there were hundreds of thousands of cases in the region. it comes as more and more people are getting vaccinated bringing what they say is help and relief. good morning, it is sunday, january 31st. i'm kate wilson in for liz coy. we have much more to get on how the bay area and the state are doing the covid vaccine nations. first, we will take a quick look of weather with lisa arjen. >> good morning. we have a few stray showers in the north bay. a lot of clouds allowing for a mild start out there.