is dropping in a few weeks. california has a two-week supply. >> we have coverage on the covid-19 vaccine. our reporter will look at the supply. we will start with lou's pina, a member of the vaccine team on eligibility. luz? >> reporter: mentioned, alameda got ahead of the state and open vaccine for everyone who is approved to be vaccinated. the images you are about to see her giving us some into site -- insight into what millions across the state will >> reporter: 17 drive-through lanes with cars coming in and out of the o.co coliseum, this mega vaccination site is expecting 5000 people, today. it is the first day that alameda county is opening up vaccine eligibility to those 16 and older. the news spread fast. this 16-year-old and his mom booked an appointment for today. >> i was able to do it pretty

quick, which was awesome. i don't want to get sick. >> reporter: alameda county's services director was determined by the influx. they say what they need now, is supply. >> if there isn't enough vaccine supply already -- i think that's a challenge we are all facing. people in the interim will have to be patient. we ask people to be patient and register with the site so we can contact you when more vaccine supply becomes available. >> reporter: from the sky, you can see hundreds lined up outside the hospital hoping to get one of 2000 doses available for residents who live in one of the seven hardest hit neighborhoods. some are comparing this to the long lines many are used to for black friday. the only difference now, they are hoping to get vaccines, not tv screens. >> we knew there would be demand when we opened up. i didn't know it would be that high. now, you know, as soon as we can get more vaccine, we hope to deliver those doses.

>> reporter: 4000 walk-ins were turned away at this site. the dph deputy director is hopeful that as the april 15th date approaches, access will expand, even though supply continues to be be be be be be >> it's not just, you know, certain sites. even though we will see increased demand, luckily, we will have providers able to provide injections and vaccines. >> reporter: 57% of san franciscans have received at least one dose of the vaccine. based on the numbers from april 15th, over 330,000 people in san francisco will automatically qualify to get vaccinated. again, 330,000 people are going to book an appointment. this week, san francisco county received 10,000 doses. the dph is asking people to be patient and know that were -- there will be enough vaccine in the coming weeks. >> patience is so key in this

situation. the state is embracing drops from the government. there are jobs forjobs forjobs r have yet to receive one dose. stephanie sierra is tracking the timeline for us and joins us, life. >> reporter: the next two weeks is right around what california was receiving a month ago, far from where we need to be. that is why those who have yet to receive a shot snagging appointment this week will become that much more difficult. >> reporter: california's vaccine supply is shrinking days before 16 million californians who have yet to receive one dose become eligible. >> there's going to be a real tug-of-war here to see who can get vaccine. >> reporter: the stamford infectious disease physician has spent the majority of her career studying how to effectively get vaccines out. she says it will take california two weeks to get

back to what is referred to as the base supply. >> it is going to be frustrating. everyone who i talked to is frustrated. these are logistical problems that happen when you are working on making a vaccine for the entire world, essentially. >> reporter: the state confirms that due to a shortage of vaccines, only 1 million doses will be available for a californian who still needs their first shot. that's a 33% drop from last week. next week, another 4% drop is expected. >> by april 15th, if millions of people try to get a vaccine, it will take some time. it will take a number of weeks. it will extend perhaps over one month. >> reporter: the 65 and older population is vaccinated with at least one dose -- for the 16 and overpopulation, they are at 43%. >> it is not time yet to claim victory. >> reporter: this dr. sits on

california's vaccine advisory committee. >> reporter: we have heard that by may the vaccine supply will be substantially increasing. how confident are you that that will really happen? >> i am very confident that in the next month or two, we will have ample supply of vaccine. i am less confident that we are doing everything in our power to get the vaccine to the people who need it the most, and the people who are falling by the wayside not getting vaccinated. >> reporter: despite the backlog that has been attributed to the vaccine plant in baltimore, doctors are confident that once vaccine supply increases, the nation is still on track to reaching herd immunity by sometime this summer. >> that is good to hear. let's turn to our vaccine team. thanks for coming on, as always. >> thank you.ank you.ank you.an.

>> let's start with the vaccine supply issue. are you concerned at all? >> of course i'm concerned, for the reasons outlined, there are people who are excited to get out there and get their shots. now with another barrier to get that, i worry people are going to lose steam. we already have an issue with supply. now we have an issue we have known about with respect to getting the vaccines to people, vaccination sites, signing up online -- it's just another barrier. we have to make sure people know to be patient and make sure vaccine supply issue is going to be addressed as soon and as safely as public health officials can. >> it seems becoming big spreaders, here. could that be a worry to students? what are you concerned about? >> i'm definitely concerned about that. students have always potentially been spreaders. it just so happens that they are among groups who are back out in the real world, out in youth sports, in in person learning, which are good things, i might add, but also, this variant poses a ground for them to be more contagious than they were

you know, according to polls, a lot of teens are really resistant towards getting the vaccine. one thing i will say is that people in the country are socially responsible. i think if the messaging comes out that they have a responsibility to prevent the virus from catching other people, that we might be able to get some ground rather than constantly saying young people are at risk -- that message doesn't always resonate with them. i think they need to understand a play a pivotal role in getting us out of the pandemic. >> okay. cases are up by 13% in some states. the highest number of cases since the start of the pandemic was reported last week. vaccines are being rolled out. it seems like we have been turning a corner. what's going on, here? >> vaccines are being rolled out. they're not being rolled out faxed -- fast enough. there still parts of the country that are unvaccinated. are still vaccine hesitancy. we have these more contagious more transitional -- transmissible variants. variant

all of this creates the set up where there could be a fourth wave. people need to understand that hopefully, this won't look like the first three waves. michigan is showing us what could happen. that's what we want to prevent. >> thank you very much. dr. alok patel is part of our vaccine team, thank you. our vaccine tracker is at abc7news.com/vaccine. it is back to school for more students students students through third grade students returned. more schools will continue to reopen through the end of the month. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more on this. >> reporter: you couldn't see whether they were smiling because of their masks, but the jumping up and down gave it away. kids seemed happy about returning to class in san francisco. their parents are pretty thrilled, too. >> this has been like a dream

come true. >> reporter: returning to class after more than a year is a good occasion. the superintendent and the mayor showed up to greet kids in san francisco's ba district. there are plenty of parents sitting at home, watching this moment on tv, their kids still on zoom. 22 of the 64 elementary schools opened, today. >> today, we started with schools. by the end by the end month, it will be 107 schools, 22,000 students, so your time is coming. if you are elementary -- >> reporter: middle and high schools won't fully be reopening before the fall. the mayor says, while she appreciates this moment and all the work that went into this day, she will keep fighting to open all schools. >> over 50% of our residents have been vaccinated, at least, with their first dose. 85% of those over the age of 65 have been vaccinated. we are in a really good place.

at this time, there is time, ths reason why we can't open our schools, safely. >> they have been out of school for too long. this is the sponge years where they need to learn certain things. i'm not a teacher. i'm just a mom. >> reporter: today was preschool through third grade. the principle here says he had a good turnout. about 80% of students chose to return to the classroom rather than the option of distance learning. there will be another reopening soon in san francisco, indoor pools. the martin luther king jr. pool is opening on april 20th for 20 hours -- for swimmers ages 20 and older. san francisco respects -- expects all pools to reopen by the middle of salesforce announces plans

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information unveiled today in the fatal minnesota man is prompting comparisons to the oscar grant shooting in oakland 12 years ago. an officer in the suburb of auckland sender shot and killed daunte wright during a traffic stop, yesterday. on the footage, and officer can be heard yelling taser before she shot him. warning, the video is disturbing. >> taser, taser, taser! >> she just shot him! >> she says the officer intended to use the taser. she prompted the emergency

declaration and curfew, tonight. you might remember the officer intended to use fired his pistol with fatal consequences. the shooting and unrest that followed in minnesota prompted three major minneapolis sports teams to cancel their games, tonight. baseball's twins, basketballs timberwolves, and hockey all chose to postpone, all expressing their condolences to the family of daunte wright. today, dominic foppoli ----- one of his accusers is a windsor town council member, esther lemus. lemus and foppoli have accused each other of sexual misconduct. people gathered in greensburg.

foppoli was a co-owner. >> i have passion, tolerance and understanding. >> foppoli has denied allegations against him. some have demanded he resign. our reporter will have more on abc7 news at 5:00, today. a division i football player from concord is being credited with helping police apprehended car breaking suspect. as i found out, the suspect, despite being arrested for his crime, was later caught on camera committing a more heinous crime targeting asian seniors. >> do not move! do not move! >> what you are watching as as fpd approach this man. he broke into the home of two asian seniors, ages 81 and 87 in visitacion valley back in february. you can see him running from the home on campbell street,

drop a gun, and here it deploy, twice. but this story really begins just a couple months earlier, when a linebacker unknowingly had his own run-in with banks while he was saving his family from a car breaking at twin peaks. >> the person that broken out the window right there and then, took my mom's purse, then tried to run. >> after his cousin tackled him to the ground, his quick moves on the football field translated to holding banks until police could arrive on the scene. >> i'm grateful everyone was safe. >> banks was arrested later for kidnapping, conspiracy, and burglary in this case. as one man continues to play football, and hopes to one day make it to the nfl, he has these words of advice for banks who is only a few years younger than him. >> my advice to youth is believe in yourself so you can

do better, and no matter where you come from, what background you have, anyone can do it. you've got to put your mind in the right place. you want to make your money, go work, go get the job. go to school. >> i reached out to the san francisco attorney's office and a spokesperson told me banks was released on his own recognizance for the twin peaks incident. in the home invasion burglary case, there were felony charges. despite asking the court for no bail, he is out on $1000 bail. a weeklong new year's celebration kicked off for the south and southeast asian communities of the north bay. >> we would like to wish everyone salivating this month a happy new year. >> members of south and southeast asian groups shared good wishes as they kicked off a weeklong series of virtual events hosted by the asian cultural center. in cambodia, thailand and

india, the new year begins when the sun enters the constellation of aries which usually occurs around april 13th. this week's events will will wi highlight rituals of these countries and regions. so happy new year, indeed. >> and the weather will certainly be nice to celebrate however you choose, spencer. it's a sunny, breezy new year. that's what we have right now. take a look outside at the current windspeed, certain windspeed is up to 50 miles per hour. it is breezy across the bay area, it's not powerful gusts yet. the temperature range right now is not terribly different than what it was yesterday at this time. it is one or 2 degrees warmer in some spots, it is cooler in others. there is no significant change in the last 24 hours. it is a sunny day over san francisco. it is 64 across the bay. it is 71 at san jose.

it is 54 at half moon bay. we have wispy, high clouds. a blue sky is looking toward mt. diablo. it is currently 74 in novato. it is 89 in the inland areas, especially to the east, it is quite warm right now. the rooftop camera shows the forecast futures. breezy coast and bay areas bay tonight and tomorrow, a slightly cooler pattern by a few degrees, we will have a warming trend developing over the weekend. and this evening, at oracle park, around 6:45, it will be breezy and cool with a gametime f 60 degrees. l with a gametime overnight, low clouds and fog will push up around portions of the coastline and beyond the coast over the bay. that will be assisted, of curse, by breezy conditions as the wind will be brisk along

the coast and over the higher elevations during the overnight hours. overnight temperatures will be in the mid 40s, just a little chillier in some locations where those who have dropped down to 41 degrees -- tomorrow, mild conditions, breezy up the coast, over the hills, high temperatures will range from 50s to the coast to low 60s near the bay 70s in the warmest inland areas. here is the accuweather seven- day forecast. notice that the weather is steady tomorrow through friday. we will see mid 70s, inland. along the bay shoreline, 50s to about 60s on the coast -- here is the nice warm up over the weekend, saturday and sunday, temperatures will range from mid-80s inland or even upper 70s around the bay shoreline. that pattern continues until monday. even on the coast, we have a warm up next sunday and monday. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s.

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depending on ridership. >> the subway will reopen, so all those stations in very close proximity to the salesforce tower -- in addition to that, we have been working very quietly throughout the pandemic on protected bike lanes in the south market district. >> the return of employees is good for the businesses in the area. but for some, it is too late. >> reporter: this restaurant closed for good during pandemic. >> i guess the good news is, everyone is starting to look forward. the question is, how soon will people come back to work? it looks like not until early next year. then, what is that going to look like? is it going to be 50% of the normal amount? >> reporter: they decided to stay open despite a 50% drop

business. for sure, any uptick in traffic is going to be good for the bottom line. in san francisco, laura anthony, abc7 news. joining us now is abc7 news insider phil, with a little more on this. phil, i know you did a series called the path forward in the bay area, exporting -- exploring how the way we work will change. >> it's a good move. they are joining others who is saying it is time to bring it back. it is 10% of the breath breath going forward, it might take some time. we might see businesses reopen in may. the real forces are going to be coming back until october, november, or even the beginning of next year. even when they return, chances are it will not be the five day

a week commute. it will probably be three or four days. so we are not going to see the same numbers of people in the downtown area of san francisco and elsewhere. >> things will never look the same as they once did. my next question is, is this going to be enough to get the economy going again? when you say 10%, that is such a small fraction. >> it is. you can see that reflected in bart whose ridership is down. caltrain, the line from the peninsula, they are operating at 10% of what they were pre- pandemic. these are office workers. they are staying off the trains, and they are staying off art. traffic is increasing, but traffic is staying out.staying . there will be questions about the medical procedures. there is hesitancy. some feel the pandemic is not

completely over. there are still variants out there. we haven't gotten herd immunity. it is slow and go for some time. the money -- the federal dollars have done a good job of supporting businesses. but that's not going to last forever. it might get us through the next couple months. >> you touched upon transit. we saw buses in the field. do you think we will be seeing more people on public transportation eventually, or do they want to change the mindset and start drivin themselves? -- a single person in a vehicle? >> what you just compare -- will people take mass transit or will they drive? the old joke in the bay area is, you say this is lousy, then you get on mass transit, you say, this is lousy. now you have a third option, you can say driving is terrible, mass transit, i don't feel comfortable, maybe it's not clean, whatever, i can't

that. the third option is, i will stay home, today, and maybe tomorrow as well. it will be up to mass transit to get people on those trains and back to work as well. >> i know we have a little more time. can i ask you? have you seen the precautions that are being taken on mass transit as well? i know the idea of being crammed into a bus is very unappealing. >> it is, it is. going forward, that is one of the biggest challenges. masks are predominant in all mask transit now. they require force -- there are more cleaning stations where you get your hands clean and that -- but here's the people need to feel it. as it stands, right now, what we have a social still. the idea is to keep apart. eventually, the idea is to get most people wearing masks. how soon do you think it will be that people are comfortable going back into the sardine can with a mask. is not going to sell in the

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all right, time for the four at 4:00, more fallout over georgia's new controversial voting law. will smith and antoine q-ca are pulling their production of a runaway slave called emancipation that is being pulled from georgia in protest. they issued a statement saying, quote, we cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government governm has aggressive voting laws. it is being produced by apple studios. major league baseball and other companies have taken action to protest the new law. i, frankly, think thatink thatin

culture needs to take a stand these days. we have seen it in sports time and time again for the blm movement. spencer, what is your thought? do you think it is their place to make a statement? >> everyone has a right to participate in expressing their views on political issues. yeah, i think they do have a place. when marches and protests in the street don't work, sometimes, economic impact or celebrity participation can make a difference. we will see. >> they have enormous power exert >> i think it is always challenging to get lawmakers to make change. so whatever it takes, a lot of people have to speak out. >> i agree. a few minutes ago, we talked about people returning to work in san francisco. one company is already on the rebound. today, huber said it was the

best month since 2020 in terms of passenger pickups. enger uber says it is outpacing driver availability. i think that is a sign of things picking up. >> yeah. i mean, i'm not going anywhere right now that i need guidance, here. go outside, you walk around the neighborhood, it's a lot lot lo than it was four or six weeks ago. there were certainly those people that are using the rideshare program more. i have no problem using uber or lift later down the road. i'm not shocked at all as we open the state upstate upstate p people are using rideshare programs. >> i know some of these rideshare companies have faced criticism for the way they

treat workers, for example, the incident with the uber driver with passengers in the backseat basically assaulting him -- it's surprising that people want to return to this mode of transportation, but there is clearly a need for for for >> spencer, i use those services occasionally. they can be very convenient. clearly, as we get back to normal, there will be a huge demand. >> i agree. i live in the city, but once i park my car, at the station -- i need these rideshare services to get around because of the lack of available parking with your own vehicle. if you're going anywhere in san francisco -- >> i parked here and took uber. a louisiana woman has been arrested and accused of returning -- not returning more than $1 million that wa accidentally

brokerage account. charles schwab meant to transfer $82, but instead, she received 1.2 million. it is quite a difference. she then moved the money to another account, bought a new car, bought a new house. charles schwab is suing her, saying her account agreement says if she receives an overpayment, she is required to return the full amount, oh boy. she clearly knew what she was doing. it takes time to buy a new car and a house. she just took the money and ran, didn't she, drew? >> yeah, come on, you've got to know when you get more than $1 million put into your bank account, you're going to have to put it back if you aren't rightfully the person who needed it. it might not have been her smartest move spending that money immediately, because she is definitely going to have to find a way to get that money back. not the smartest -- i would have had a heart attack if i saw that in my checki account. >> you your stories about people doing the right thing. they return something that

wasn't theirs -- gosh, come on. >> this is not the right thing. for bill gates, that's a rounding error. >> piece of cake. >> right, right. who are you going to call for a new today, the company announced it is releasing five new cereals, two of them are inspired by ghostbusters, afterlife, which hits theaters next fall, they are calling ghostbusters cereal and lucky charms galactic will only be available for a short time. cheerios oat crunch almond and dolce to leche post crunch will all become permanent members of the general mills cereal's family. how are we on this? spencer, i know you are not a big sweet sky. i love those cereals. it's a guilty pleasure. i don't eat them often, but i think it's fun. >> that is your taste.

i won't disrespect you for that. i like unsweetened cereals. i get it. many people have sweet teeth.sw. >> that's what i usually have. every now and then -- thank you for not sugar shaming me. dion andrew, what do you think? >> maybe you can way on this, i always thought it was so healthy for me. cinnamon toast crunch, sugar coated cereal squares, not so much. >> i'm such a creature of habit when it comes to cereal. i love what i ate when i was a kid. it is limited to cinnamon toast crunch or cap'n crunch. >> it is so good. >> i like

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consumer reports annual top picks list sorts through data from more than 50 tests of the autotest center, as well as other factors like predictive reliability, owner satisfaction, and safety agreement. >> we put thousands of miles each for how people use them in their day-to-day lives, to make the list, all vehicles must come standard with a collision warning and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection. >> reporter: toyota had a very good year. the corolla previous and camry all made the list, as did the forrester and outback for subaru, along with the mazda cx 30, lexus rx, honda ridgeline, and kia telluride. the only american brand on the list was the tesla. -- with the model 3. also, 2021, this little green leaf for vehicles to

-- it is considered a green choice. >> the top 20% vehicles on the market have the cleanest omissions. vehicles are providing cleaner and greener choices. this includes four of our top picks. >> reporter: letting you make a greener choice, when you consider buying your next car. >> we will have a full link to the list you can find that on abc7news.com. , i was just reading in finland, talk about being far ahead of the game when it comes to automotive, they say, within four years, every single car sold there will be electric or hybrid. that's amazing. >> really? in four years time, that is fascinating. i'm sure we will follow, too. the technology is changing so fast. all the car companies are getting in on this.

>> everyone really ought to keep this in mind. if you buy cars the way i do -- i buy the car i like and hang onto it for very long time. you are beginning to wonder, do i really want a gas powered vehicle for a very long time? that's something to think about. speaking of popular, the dolly parton flavor of ice cream is so hot it actually crashed the company's website. some customers who were able to get the strawberry pretzel ice cream are listing it for up to $1000 a pint. it has layers of pretzel streusel, cream cheese ice cream and strawberry sauce. it sounds pretty good. sales benefit cartons imagination library. i want to know why our producer did not provide samples of this. >> i know, we can't do this story intelligently without understanding what it's all about. >> even though i don't have a big sweet tooth, i would buy that because i love dolly parton. she is like the sweetest little old thing. >> she is, small person, big

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