officials are ready to begin vaccinating everyone 16 and up. the county with the second bay area county to expand eligibility 250 and older one week ago and vaccinate 100,000 people in a matter of days. some 45% of the county's 1.2 million residents have received at least one shot. this comes as a new mac vaccination side opened up in concorde. leslie brinkley joins us us us rapidly changing covid vaccine landscape here in contra costa county. last week they opened it up to 50 and up. this week today, this morning, opening it up to every adult 16 and up. i am here on waterworld parkway. this is the entrance to a new mass vaccine side of what used to be waterworld. contra costa county has shots and slots open. they are still prioritizing older age groups groups groups communities.

as of today, as you mentioned, they have already vaccinated 44% of adult 16 the county is making it available now for those 16 and over with basically no restrictions to get vaccinated. >> we have the doses and we want you to sign up. >> as you hurt,you hurt,you hur, opening 16 and up to request an appointment. the county wants you to do that online. contra costa on their website that is what they prefer you to do is lock on on your website

and make an appointment. the second option would be to call a phone phone phone phone leslie, thank you. in order for them to do this clearly they already have a lot of adults vaccinated. 44% of adults in the county have gotten at least one vaccine. that is a remarkable number. how is that possible?that possi? >> well, they have really ramped up the infrastructure here. they have done everything they could to increase their supply with 11 clinics that they have established and hard-hit neighborhoods. they have been able to qualify for a big supply of federal vaccine and they have been getting a flow of vaccine from a state. the said for people who are residents in contra costa county seeking a vaccine to be

very patient when you log on the website and make a phone call it through. think of it as getting in line and register with the county on that phone line on the website. it means you are basically getting in line. the longer you wait to get in line, the longer the line is likely to get. they are suggesting people get on there as soon as possible to eventually reserve a spot in the next few weeks to get there first vaccine. a tale of two counties. for many, the search for a covid-19 vaccine continues to come up short. health officials don't want us to forget there are some alternative ways to get we have moore from san jose. we know searching for a vaccine has been anything but easy. most of us have struggled to secure an appointment even as california prepares to expand

eligibility in the coming days. >> it is good to continue checking websites for the appointments. they come up periodically. they may not be there today but there may be some tomorrow.someo many people are only exploring county run vaccination sites creating a bottleneck of sorts when they could be looking at other options. >> for this week 32,000 doses that can be used for first appointments. most of those have been taken already. >> retail pharmacy such as walgreens, cvs, safeway and others get their allocation from the federal government. those appointments can be found online but if you haven't searched before, you will need to create a profile. >> the threat is very real. right now, the sunshine is shining on california but the clouds of the east coast, the midwest, specifically michigan over florida already shuts down much of europe. we can do something about it.

>> while the rollout has been far from ideal, more vaccine is on the way which is critical as cases begin to rise. >> were ever you can but the get the vaccine, my advice. don't put all of your eggs in one basket. there are multiple streams of getting the vaccines in the arms of californians. >> as production ramps up, here is hoping our current frustrations are short-are shorr let's talk more about this in turn now to a member of the state advisory vaccine. mike, thank you for coming on. always great to see you. >> how do you think the state is going to administering the vaccine? the pace is picking up but where are we? >> in a certain way there is nothing that won't be solved by an abundance of the vaccine. as we get a bunch more vaccines it will be easier to get people the vaccine. things are improving. they are getting better. one of the concerns is thconcers

vulnerable and folks who don't have access to the internet we have to make sure they are getting the vaccine as well. >> the most vulnerable among us. >> based on what experienced how easy or difficult do you think it will be for those people to actually make appointment to get the shot? >> i think it is the concern. we don't want to be like getting a concert ticket. we really need to make it as easy as possible for our citizens to get the vaccine. i think that is one of the concerns. at the same time a lot of it is dependent on how many people are ready to get vaccinated.

the more people ready the greater the pressure to get folks signed up. on the other hand, people that are still waiting can't decide. the make it a little easier for those who want to get vaccinated. so far it is kind of working out. i think we are going to see what happens. i have to admit to be a little concerned with opening up when we have ain't gotten some of the communities of color and some of the more vulnerable communities fully vaccinated yet. time will tell.ell.ell.ell.ell.. >> that is a huge concern. may be mitigated by more vaccine becoming available every day. this is encouraging. president joe biden an ounce to 90% of americans will be eligible on april 19. that is great news. can the supply keep up with that? >> it looks like the supply

chain is improving with the addition of the johnson & johnson vaccine and the ramping up of the manufacturer. i have to say that it's that i am fairly confident that will be enough vaccines over the next couple of months. >> that is good to hear. one last question. i have heard a lot of speculation. every year we are encouragare eg get a flu shot. is that where we are going to be? do you think that with the coronavirus vaccine we will have to get a booster every year? >> actually, that is what keeps me up nowadays. i think it is most likely we are going to need a booster whether we get the booster every nine months, we don't know yet. the science is evolving. i think folks at the cdc are looking at this. we will have a much better idea by midsummer of what that will look like. >> always great to see you mike. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, dan.

>> shifting gears, we had a mild spring so far. temperatures are heating up. check out these live pictures from our cameras in marin, the east bay and santa cruz. look at the spectacular conditions. harris spencer joining us with a quick look. >> he was a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is 15 degrees warmer in san francisco than it was at this time yesterday. 19 degrees warmer at hayward. 11 degrees warmer at oakland and all around the bay area. right now you can see temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s in many locations. tomorrow we will probably have record highs. look at the predicted forecast ties and then the second column represents the existing record highs for tomorrow's date. you can see san francisco, san jose, oakland and livermore are expected to reach new record

highs for tomorrow. still to come, housing racism. one family found

after more than a year distance learning some elementary schools headed back to in person learning at oakland public schools this afternoon. many schools remain closed because lots of teachers have chosen not to return just yet. matt boone shows us how the process is a delighting and frustrating parents at the same time. >> we parents are thrilled it is finally happening. we are really grateful to his teacher that he is actually returning today. >> allison is the mother of a second and fourth grader in district but only her second grader is going back. she is happy changes coming but says the slow moved to in person learning has been hard to watch. >> it is infuriating. i don't think they rethey rethee

seriousness of the situation and the isolation our kids have been facing and how truly hard it has been on families for a year. >> the plan is to do a hybrid learning model. during the first part of the day students will still be doing virtual learning and then go to school in the afternoon. >> it is the bare minimum. my second grader will be in school for and a half hours a week. that is all he gets. >> this agreement came after a long battle between the teachers union and the district barely being put into place before governor gavin newsgavi april 1st funding deadline. six elementary schools including cleveland elementary will not be going back at all due to a lack of teachers. according to the district more than 80% of teachers have agreed to go back on april 19th as they expand in person learning to more grade levels. >> i will still take it. i will take whatever they are offering. my kids need to be around other kids. they need to be learning with a live caring teacher not through this spring. >> there are some paresome paree

told the district they are not opting in to allow their children to come even if they are able to go to one of their schools. as for teachers, i have talked to them as well. they say their health is still a main concern with the the availability of vaccines continuing to increase that is increasing their confidence for a safe return as well. kindergarten through second graders are back in class for a second straight day in berkeley. students are getting in person learning five days a a a a a a rest of berkeley students are expected to return april 12. the monterey aquarium is set to reopen. members can return by may 1st. nonmembers can visit beginning may 15. the aquarium has been closed for more than no doubt the past year has been difficult especially for low income workers. how will they regain some economic stability after the pandemic district at their job and their pay? david lilly looks at a new study of the workers and how their input will help shape the

future. the pandemic ocelot of low income workers pay. they sat down with people earning $15 an hour unless. >> say one wrong thing to me you are fired and there is a line outside the door who want your job. >> the research was done on behalf of the james irvine foundation. >> this has to be a part of any agenda setting if we want to solve these pressing issues in an effective way. >> economic security with a key challenge identified. >> >> you no longer have a manager often times. you don't have a person that is mentoring you are helping you

see a pathway for advancement. >> there was no despair just a sense they need help to move ahead. >> certainly wages were important but stability was extremely important and also questions of the sins of can i build some community or have some purpose. >> to address those needs a good require solutions from policymakers and foundations. a salute to cesar chavez today at the contra costa board of supervisors. the board held this celebration virtually to recognize his commitment to social justice. the tribute included video messages from county leaders. jane garcia said she was reminded of the lessons of cesar chavez during the challenges of this past year. >> he taught us obstacles can be overcome as long as we are willing to make hard decisions and commit to what is necessary

to fight for what is right. >> the supervisors handed out there use hall of fame awards 26 local teens have demonstrated excellence in areas including leadership, teamwork and volunteerism. onto the weather forecast. can we hold class outside on days like this? i know. spencer you have got to tone down this nice weather. >> i am turning it up right now. here is a look at what is bringing us this warm-up. you can see on the satellite and image. we have a huge area of high pressure building offshore.

69 degrees in the city. 71 in oakland. we have mid 70s in mountain view. here is a few from >> record high temperatures are likely tomorrow and thursdayandy overnight clear skies and maybe a few thin high clouds near the coast. raising of the coast in the northbayhills. overnight lows in the upper 40s to 50s. it will be relatively mild

overnight. in the south bay look at highs of 87 at san jose. 85-86 just about everywhere else. in the peninsula highs ranging from 84-86 degrees. on the coast upper 70s to 80s. 82 the likely high and half moon bay. downtown san francisco topping out at 83 degrees tomorrow. in the northbay look at 85 in novato and sonoma. 84 at santa rosa and 84 at napa. east bay highs on the bay shoreline. 85 in oakland and 86 the east bay in the mid to upper 80s. it will be quite warm and records are likely at many locations not just inward the the coast and bay. looking at the forecast animation starting friday evening you can see have the makings of a little bit of the storm moving in the pacific northwest. a could bring some light rain into the bay area late sunday into early monday.early monday..

we will keep watching. right now the chance seems a bit slim. record warmth the next two days. the warped eases friday and color patterns develop for the weekend. a slight chance of some light showers are rain coming in early monday. enough of that. son -- a mix of sun and clouds. >> keep it coming. thank you. >> gps goes green. the app that helps you get even more efficient all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok.

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because of who lives in neighborhood. we have led the charge in uncovering discriminatory practices and home appraisals that is getting the attention of lawmakers in sacramento. attila changes in place keep in mind this discrimination continues to hit bay area families every single day. segment julian glover shares the story of to bay area men whose persistence whose persistence help them beat system. >> reporter: it certainly is. they reached out after seeing my previous reporting on these racially biased appraisals. thankfully for these two men they had a mortgage broker in their corner helping them fight and change the outcome of this lowball appraisal. >> said way something is not adding up. >> bronze courtney and his longtime friend and business partner were stunned when an appraisal for this home on 57th street in east oakland came in at $575,000 in december 2020. >> i was initially shocked. i thought i was seeing something different. >> he purchased the 96-year-old

fixer upper at the low price of $305,000. he added a second bathroom to the three-bedroom home, updated floors and appliances and in 2019 he got it appraised that he could take out money to start and even >> he built a 500 foot one bed one-bath living space in his backyard with the one the schmick with the money he took out on the appraisal. now rents the space out for on an air bnb. the home then upraised lower after adding. >> after putting $103,000 into the home and you tell me a year later it is $25,000 less? >> he started investigating and found the homes were in worse shape and the unit was only valued at $10,000. that is when they asked their mortgage broker to see what they could be done. >> he is supposed to be an appraisal and have some form of

formal training and this is what you say is a comp? to me that was definitely some discrimination going on. >> is that i don't like it so let me give you the bottom of the barrel as a comp versus something truly comparable, the size, the 80 you, the lot size. >> they tell me the appraiser did not budge in the evaluation and the lenders sided with the appraiser. that is when the unexpected happened. three months into the refinance process the mortgage broker advised them to pull out and go to a different lender. the broker would pay for the new appraisal. >> one month later it came back and it was 730,000. it is almost $140,000 different. >> the biggest difference are the comparable homes listed to determine the value. the six homes surveyed in the 2020 appraisal average $591,000 in value when adjusted versus the six homes surveyed in the

final appraisal averaging $703,000. the in law suite was valued $20,000. they believe the report showed the appraiser in question had implicit biases about the value of homes in east oakland, an area that is predominantly black and latino. it is a systemic issue that can affect the value of entire neighborhoods over time. >> do any of those stand out as potential solutions? >> david acknowledged this in a recent interview. >> if years ago a particular property was appraised at a lower level because of the color of the skin of whoever owned it, you compound that over the years and these are appraisals that then can get baked in whether someone knows it or not. >> the not join the list of families i have interviewed with similar claims of racially biased appraisals and call for elected representatives to take action. >> we have a community of other people that have been through it we can work together.

>> contact julian, definitely. >> i reached out to the appraisal foundation for a comment on my reporting on this issue to see what they had to say. they are authorized by congress to set standards. i did receive a comment back from the organization president. he said any allegations of discrimination are a serious matter that if a consumer feels the home has been undervalued should go to the lender for next steps including the possibility of submitting a reconsideration of value. this did not help in their case. he is now considering filing complaint. 1 in 4 california households don't have access to basic financial services. today state lawmakers announced the legislation that will provide low income residents with the zero fee bank accounts

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time now for the 4 at 4. we begin with vaccinations. contra costa county officials said they are ready to vaccinate everyone 16 and up. the county was the second in the bay area to expand eligibility 250 and overand over ago. with the overall allocation of vaccines expected to increase that will allow to expand eligibility to 16 and up. the question today, is it too early to expand with lots of people over 50 waiting to get there vaccines? i don't know. i think it depends on which county you are in. >> ada seems like it is something maybe we don't know. you go online and you try to find an appointment right now. there is a still some that are

extremely hard to get. it may seem like officials know the next week or two they will get the week supply. if they have the ability to expand i say do it. >> i am so happy about the expanded supply we are expecting and expanding the eligibility. let's get >> a new report says the use of food delivery services has surged during the pandemthe panm most of us are ordering takeout the old-fashioned way. data from the coronavirus consumer tracker found 67% of americans ordered food directly from their restaurant. when it comes to delivery services, 38% say they have used them sometimes and they

say they are doing it more than last year. those using delivery services say they are doing it to deliver more options and support restaurants. on and on about all of you. i have been using a combination of both. sometimes ordering and go pick it up. it is interesting how takeout -- felt the need to support these restaurants, it has become so convenient. spencer, i know you likeyou like dine out. have you used some of the services? >> i have not used delivery services. i have been going to pick up because it feels like i have some sort of a connection. >> drew is a little >> we try when we can to order directly from a neighborhood restaurant. we will call them up or the restaurant. the apps unfortunately charging more than at the restaurant. we try when we can to go directly to the source.

>> i like sometimes when you use the services they have your credit card are ready. >> i do what drew does. i called the restaurant or i just go on their website and pick it up on the way home. >> they are known for their robot dogs dynamics unveiled something a little more practical. meets stretch, the latest invention from the robotics company. stretch can move boxes and unload trucks in warehouses and distribution centers. has an omnidirectional base that allows them to navigate and tentacled life grippers for moving things. boston dynamics says stretch will help keep warehouse workers safe. let's see if they have to join a union. who wants spencer, what do you think? >> i hope stretch isn't putting actual people out of work but it is interesting to watch.

>> drew, it is interesting. and amazon workers and some state are trying to unionize. >> when i see the video i always think of larry beale and our overlord is coming. one time they will get smarter than us and then it is all over. >> wednesday they are going to flip the switch and turn on skynet and they are going to take over. >> the east bay spca is recommending families to give peeps instead of pets for easter. about keeping baby bunnies. they are hard to resist but bunnies have to be carefully handled. they suggest peeps instead. however, peeps can stir up controversy too. not a peeps fan and tweeted out there is no good easter candy. today we have some unusual peeps candy as well. we all have that.

i am going to disagree with reggie but there is a lot of great easter candy. you may not like peeps. >> >> i don't like them. i think they are cute for decoration. >> despite all of the hate, hot tamales seem to be a new flavor. >> how is it? >> i want my hazard pay. >> what about >> that is the one with the sprinkles? >> yeah. that is the white one. it has some sprinkles. >> you notice we are all abstaining.

>> i am taking out my aggression biting the heads off of these things. >> do they all taste the same? >> they taste different. there is a subtle difference. they are fun easter treats. >> dan, yesterday we had seals and today we have peeps. >> i was agreeing with you. i said give me peanut butter and chocolate. that, and especially this time of the year we get the big peanut butter cups? >> that is the truth. that is the real deal. >> reese's peanut butter cups all the way. >> i draw the line there too. >> i was going to say i like the canterbury eggs. >> rarely you can find a caramel cadbury egg. i will take that. >> this is where the issues are debated. >> now we are talking as my weekly commentary about what

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another children's book is being pulled after complaints it contains racistracistracistrt captain underpants and doug man books have sold millions of copies and he is behind the decision. world-renowned author's children bookkkkkkk taken off shelves for what the publisher cause passive racism. subtle form of racism that

normalizes discrimination. the 2010 book was a graphic novel from the captain underpants creator featuring time traveling cavemen training at the school of kung fu. a korean-american father, billy kim, posted a complaint about the book the book includes a kung fu master wearing what is purported to be a traditional style coat. dashes were eyes for the asian characters and stereotypical chinese proverbs. the author of nearly 50 books calling billy and his two young boys a couple of days publicly apologizing saying he hopes his readers will forgive me and learn from my mistake that even unintentional and passes stereotypes and racism is harmful to everyone. publishers scholastic also taking swift action saying they

recognize this book perpetuates passive racism adding they have pulled the book from the website and stopped all orders. father billy says the conversation was a great example of how open dialogue can bring about positive change adding his family remains fans. >> deciding to pull this book has a pretty significant impact not just on publishing industry and not just the kinds of books already on the marketplace but on the way that future authors will think about what they are creating. >> it is the latest piece pulled from the entertainment world due to they pulled six dr. seuss books with similar stereotypes to this book. when showing racist images like an asian man with and slanted lines for eyes running with chopsticks. the highly anticipated face jam movie revealing pepe le pew is cut from the upcoming film. the playboy like skunk never taking no for an answer. it is seen by some as contributing to culture. >> especially for kids, these ideas mean images traveled pretty deep. it is important we

that power of these stories to shape our attitudes. >> he says he is determined to make this a teachable moment. he and his wife have pledged to donate the royalties to multiple charities including organizations to help stop asian hatred. that is great. let's talk about the weather. that are reveling in this warmth but at the same time, spencer we are getting concerned for the drought. >> we are in some level of drought are ready. the rainy season is behind us. here we go. dry conditions overnight. lows mainly in the upper 40s. tomorrow we expect record high temperatures or near record temperatures in most locations around the bay area with highs

in the low 80s, mid-80s around the bay shoreline and made and maybe even a couple of upper 80s in then. that will be the picture on thursday as you look at the 7- day forecast. two days of possible weather temperatures with moderated friday. over the weekend to get the breezy and:. easter sunday looking dry but we'll see and increasing clouds on sunday. there is a slight chance of some light rain or showers monday before we get back into the dry period. nothing coming our way in the immediate forecast future that will ease the drought situation. spencer, thank you. >> soak in the beauty. paris is world collection art museum released the entire collection online for free. you can check out 480,000 masterpieces including v mr. milo and mona lisa. visitors can search through the massive collections or follow an interactive map of the exhibits. the louvre is currently closed in undergoing renovations. stay with us. a new show mixes two of america's favorite things. america's favorite things. what

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