john tyson's motto was, " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. now at 4:30, an all-new round of reopenings. the bay area counties now next in line to give the green light to loosen some of those covid restrictions. plus -- >> right now especially where everybody's so uncertain, they trust to put their hands in the lives in the hands of individuals who right now need to make sure those proper doses are met. >> the wrong dosage, the reason thousands of people in the east bay may have gotten a little less vaccine than they were supposed to, and what you should do if you were impacted. also a storm is taking aim at the bay area. here is a live look outside from san jose to san francisco.

our radar lighting up as rain, thunderstorms, even some hail expected. meteorologist kari hall has an updated time line of that forecast. "today in the bay" starts now. a terrific tuesday to you this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we're a little step closer, both in the building. maybe soon all four of us will be in the building. i'm glad to be inside the building today with the wet weather. >> absolutely, because it is very chilly out there, and we have some rain approaching as we get a look at storm ranger our mobile doppler radar, this will be powered up all day and tracking hit-or-miss activity across the bay area. i've been watching this little cell off the coast south of point arena, showing light nipping around that area along parts of northern sonoma county, along the coastline, so as we

watch the system come in, it's going to bring in some scattered showers today. that's the kind of activity we'll see even into the afternoon with thunderstorms possible. so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, at least for now, it's a dry start to the commute. >> yes, at least for now. we do have reports up in the north bay -- let's look at the golden gate bridge camera, there is spotty lens action over here, that will be one factor for the morning, it gets wetter on the north side of the golden gate bridge, marin, chp did get reports of roadway flooding about a foot of water in one of the lanes, at one point overnight i don't know the status exactly right now but just a note it could get worse. the rest of the bay headed south is all right. we have another note for farther up. back to you, kris. >> thank you, mike. today the state is expected to announce more county also be changing tiers. alameda and the solano counties move from the most restrictive purple into the red. alameda county, in order to move

to the red tier, fewer than 7 cases per 100,000 people for two weeks straight. now at 6.3. alameda county expects to go to the red tier thursday which means indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms can start to reopen. oakland coliseum is under fire for giving thousands of people a lesser covid-19 vaccine dose than they were supposed to. health officials are working to calm fears from those who are fearful that they are not protected. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd is investigating what happened. >> reporter: you can see cars lined up to get their dose of life-saving vaccines at the oakland coliseum. last week word leaked out hundreds, possibly thousands of people didn't get the right dosage. howard butler who works in the health care field heard about that. >> it's really unfortunate, right now where everybody's so uncertain, trusting, putting their lives in the hands of

individuals who right now need to make shower those proper doses are met. >> reporter: cal oes first reported to nbc bay area the agency wasn't aware of the problem. they are changing their tune. >> based on what they knew at that time, there was no indication there was any concern around the smaller amounts of dosing that actually occurred. >> reporter: california department of public health did a follow-up investigation on site, when they found out that there was a problem with the syringe. >> there was a new syringe lot that came in. the workers adjusted how much they were putting in the syringe. they were putting slightly lesser amounts than should have been put in. >> reporter: people who got their shots on sunday, february 28th, before 4:30 p.m. and on monday, march 1st between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. may have gotten a lesser dose. doctors say the discrepancies is in milliliters. every single person should have received 0.3 milliliters of

vaccine. people may have gotten 0.22 milliliters. the health department sent out notifications to 6,000 people but they don't think that many were infected. >> people do not need to repeat their dose. we do need for them to come back to get their second dose. >> ucsf infectious disease expert dr. george rutherford says the number they got and the number they were supposed to get is about the same. >> in phase one at 0.2 and 0.3, and they were essentially equivalent. >> reporter: california health department officials say the people administering the shots have been retrained. their hope is that it won't happen again. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." a follow-up to the controversy to one medical to providing people without access in san francisco.

house lawmakers sent the company a scathing letter citing reporting by nbc bay area investigative unit as part of our broeb by the house select subte. the letter also requests vaccination documents. san francisco, alameda and san mateo counties have all stopped issuing new vaccines to the provider. in just a few hours the high-profile trial of ceo elizabeth holmes starts. the court is reconfigured to socially distance jurors. a judge ordered holmes to wear a clear face mask during the trial, expected to take two to four months. holmes and theranos c.o.o. face charges of relying. both face 20 years if convicted. yesterday's sentencing

derick almena received 12 years in all likelihood another year of house arrest after a plea deal. through his attorney, he said he is sorry and that the fire was his fault. this morning, storm ranger is fired up as a storm is moving into the bay area. live look outside on your screen here, golden gate bridge there on your left, bay bridge there on the right and it's already feeling a little breezy and chilly. meteorologist kari hall is track the the forecast. it will feel like a winter storm, not a spring storm is. >> absolutely. our temperatures mostly in the low 50s in many of our microclimates and when you get some rain on top of that, it's going to feel more like a winter day. this is the kind of weather we've been missing out on and i'm happy to see it, because we're going to see more activity here as we go into late morning, we can still see it's off the coast right now. we'll be watching that with

storm ranger as it moves in and also a chance of some pop-up thunderstorms as well as some small hail, and still a lot of this system has to work through the bay area so this will continue into tomorrow and maybe even linger into thursday morning. we'll talk more about the details on that coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues right now for the morning drive? >> kari, there is a little bit of flooding reported in the north bay. we talked about marin, but hang on a second. let me show you the big map so folks can get out the door and you're doing fine. the green highlighting creeping around the map as kari showed you later on, we see that in the north bay, north of the benicia and carquinez bridge up there. 101 near washington, near petaluma, reports of flooding as well there, just like marin, so watch the roadways over the next few hours. i can't show you the wind i see on our san rafaelment kara but the bay bridge toll plaza cam camera, the flags flapping in the breeze and that will be one factor especially through the

altamont pass. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a secret no longer. still ahead here on "today in the bay," the decision that may shed new light on who ignored privacy rights by passing along unauthorized photos of the kobe bryant crash site. and pilots attacked when in the air despite a drop in flights because of the pandemic. plus the all new products silicon valley based apple is soon set to unveil. you're watching "today in the bay."

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good tuesday morning. right now, at 4:40, we are in a microclimate weather alert, ahead of some rain moving in, but we do have a dry start and also some chilly temperatures, just bring your umbrella with you. this rain will be off and on but coming to the tri-valley later on. we'll talk about the tim few minutes. and kari did have 580 behind her there. we have a wind advisory for the altamont pass. see the truck over on the right, might be a little bit more pushed than the lower cars. we'll track this all, marcus, back to you. new this morning, the faa says there's an alarming increase in laser strikes against pilots, despite the drop in flights due to the pandemic. last year the number of incidents rose to nearly highe

one of those laser strikes last year. 4:42, time to get a look at your cnbc headlines. good morning, dom. >> good morning! i am domenic chu from cnbc global headquarters. wall street is set to open higher today following a mixed session yesterday. the dow rounding more than 300 points on investor optimism about the economic recovery. that's fuelled in part by the senate passing that $1.9 trillion stimulus bill this weekend. banks, airlines, cruise lines and retailers all rose but it was the tech stocks that continued their recent weakness as the nasdaq fell almost 2.5%. technology stocks also dragging down the s&p 500 as well. a majority of the ten most weighted stocks in the s&p are technology names like apple, microsoft, amazon, facebook, alphabet and tesla. speaking of, apple is expected to hold its next big event later on this month.

according to a top leaker about the rumors, the event reportedly march 23rd could include devices like the long-awaited smart tracker tag, airpods 3 or updated ipad pro. ing a tags are small tracking tiles used to find lost items, expected to be unveiled last year. apple is not commenting. and elon musk says spacex is working on an antenna to connect vehicles such as semitrucks and rvs to a satellite internet network. spacex requested permission from the fcc to deploy the antenna on moving vehicles. starlink is the company's project to build an interconnected network with thousands of satellites to deliver high-speed internet access to consumers anywhere in the world so keep an eye on spacex. those are your latest headlines from cnbc. kris, marcus, back over to you. >> how cool is that? dom, thank you. a major debate in the east bay. next on "today in the bay," are

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because that's power down time. here we go on this terrific tuesday, a live look at the golden gate bridge there, looks camera? i'm not sure. kari will talk about that in a minute. you can see the roads are not too bad at all. mike will get to that in a bit. let's talk about the forecast. kari, we've been talking about

the incoming rain. >> we can see drizzle coming down the golden gate bridge. elsewhere, we haven't seen heavy rain except for late yesterday evening so as we look at storm ranger, mobile doppler radar you can see the splotty green we were seeing there in san francisco and just south of ukiah as well. this is part of a bigger storm system that will bring us more activity as we go into today with the potential ofe mix here as well especially as the center of the low pressure moves a little bit closer, that's going to give a little bit more energy, but this is also a very cold storm compared to what we've had recently, so if you're in san jose and you want to go out for a jog, get out there early, because the rain will be hit-or-miss and starting out with chilly temperatures in the 40s. don't expect a warmup today. we only make it to the mid-50s for an afternoon high and a

better chance of rain into late morning as well as the afternoon. so as we go through the time line, we are going to start to see some rain moving especially into parts of the north bay late morning and notice the purples on there, there could be snow on some of our north bay mountains and then going into this afternoon, once again this is not going to be initially an event with widespread rain. this is hit-or-miss, spotty, those are the words i'm going to be using today because that will describe the type of rain that we'll see, but it should start to fill in a little bit more in the radar as we go into tomorrow, and then early on thursday, we'll start to see that rain tapering off, so this will be very unsettled weather pattern with potential of getting over an inch of rain near the coast but the sierra is going to get about a foot of snow, that's pretty good. we are going to go back to some dry weather as we go toward the middle of the weekend for the end of the week into the weekend

while some parts of again chilly temperatures but warming up and clearing out for the weekend. hopefully, mike, it stays clear out there on the roads this morning. >> right now, kari t is pretty clear. of course it's very early, 4:50 in the morning. let's look at the maps. i did circle something in the south bay. i sent it out over facebook, notice north 101 at blossom hill, where i've circled it was roadwork approved until 5:00 a.m., the speed sensors are moving just fine but there may be a detour off and on to the freeway for another few minutes. southbound the same situation at blossom hill. watch that if that's where you drive between midnight and 5:00 a.m. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. there may be a disabled car on the bay bridge span. i'll check the rumor. late night battle in the east bay, we're waiting to hear if the lafayette city council

formally ask the state to help remove trump supporters from along highway 24. the city says this is a safety hazard. protesters say they are exercising their first amendment rights. "today in the bay's" harry mcsweeney is tracking the back-and-forth debate. >> reporter: every monday and friday, these pro trump forces meet at the el kurtola overpass near 680 lafayette, they bring flags and signs and they wave at the cars below. they have a message. >> we are pro trump citizens. we believe the election was fraudulent. >> reporter: mayor susan candell sees an encroachment, the signs and flags are a distraction for drivers and illegal intrusion on state property. the mayor and the council were scheduled to consider a letter to cal trans and the chp to stop the signs and flags from going up, and distracting drivers. protesters say this is not really about distracting

drivers, it's about the pro trump message, which they say is protected by the constitution and happy to spell it out for anyone who needs it to be spelled out. >> free speech is the first amendment, and that they areesm tells nbc bay area that the number of crashes along the strip of road since demonstrations began in september show no increase over the previous six months. terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." a case that sparked one of the largest racial justice movements in the country, the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who resume later today. chauvin is facing a potential third-degree murder charge in the death of george floyd. jury selection is set to resume after it was delayed. the names of deputies who

shared the image of kobe bryant's helicopter scene have not been released but that may change today. the judge denied sheriff's request to keep the identities concealed citing the public vested interest. they took graphic photos of human remains and sharing them publicly including at a local bar. the county now has four days to file an appeal. this morning, the royal rift still playing out around the globe. next on "today in the bay," and all new this morning, the family member now speaking out after that bombshell interview from prince harry and meghan markle. what he had to say, coming up. happening now, a record number ofren are in federal custody along the southern border. some 3,200 unaccounted for children are being housed in detention centers made for adults. to put this in perspective, less than a week ago, there were 1,700 children in border patrol custody. experts say that increase is

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this morning, there's fallout following those explosive allegations made by prince harry and meghan mark until their tell-all interview with oprah. more than 17 million people watched that two-hour interview, more viewers than the last emmy awards and golden globes combined. it aired in the uk and british newspapers are reacting with a lot of headlines. thomas markle reacted on british television saying he has apologized several times for working with the press. you may recall meghan and harry

felt betrayed by his actions. markle's father also appeared to defend the royal family, following accusations questions were asked about the baby's color. harry's son's skin color and would actually be when he was born. >> raichist comments should be investigated, but you know, all i'm saying is that it could have been just a stupid question from someone. >> thomas markle also said that he has not yet heard from the couple, but that he really wants to. he also said that he will continue speaking with the press until harry and meghan speak with him. the royal family has not yet released a statement in response to the interview. burger king is taking heat for its tweet promoting culinary skop scholarships for women. it read "women belong in the kitchen." it was posted on international women's day. burger king has now apologized.

4:57. we are just hours away from governor gavin newsom's prime time address to the state. next on "today in the bay," a live report on the topics he's expected to cover, as growing recall pressures mount. plus the bay area students making a return to the classroom. the new numbers showing how many teachers across the state have already gotten at least one vaccine dose. we'll be right back with that story.

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now at 5:00, governor gavin newsom expected to give his state of the state address in hours. a live report on the possible resistance he'll face this time around amidst the growing recall push. go out with the family. >> looking forward to visiting my grandkids. >> post pandemic wish lists are taking shape. the new guidelines for folks who are vaccinated, what you can do, what you shouldn't do after getting your shots. >> and the bay area bracing for a round of wet weather. our storm ranger being put to the test as incoming storms move closer our way. meteorologist kari hall timed it out for us. "today in the bay" continues now. and a terrific tuesday it is and good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez, i'm in for laura garcia. we want to get right