a refrigerator at a los gatos pediatric office has been keeping vaccines a couple degrees too cold, possibly making them not as effective. statistic found says it's been putting an action plan together for the children affected. >> are you concerned? >> this is big, like another -- >> there's nothing unsafe about a slightly cooler vaccine. the only question is whether it's as effective as we would have wanted. >> here are the vaccines possibly compromised. v-tap, d-tap. hepatitis, hpv, typhoid flu and tb. the organization is providing options for the parents >>> people are tracking that rain let's check in with christina. >> i'm glad you asked. right now you can see that spring storm starting to press into central california. it's got a very abnormal track associated with it, but it's packing quite a bit of moisture and instability as well. we could see thunderstorms as we head throughout tonight. sew let's show you what to expect for today. it looks like we're going to be quite a bit of activity. we take it to your futurecast. what you'll notice here, showers starting to develop and press t

. >> a refrigerator at a los gatos pediatric office failed to hold optimal temperatures for vaccines. >> the impact of the lower temperatures is not well researched. we actually did check back with the national organizations. we checked back with the manufacturers and the cdc. >> the clinic mailed letters to some 4300 families. >> every case has been reviewed and we have an action plan or a set of action options for every family. >> for example dr. quincy says a flu vaccine would likely not need to be repeated because flu season is over. >> mine include repeating some or all of the vaccine series. >> megan gregory's children are treated in los gatos but she did not receive a letter. >> i am glad they don't have to be revaccinated but i would if i had to. i do believe in vac vaccinations. >> repeat treatments will come at no cost to families. abc7 news. >> abc7 news learned exclusively that san francisco fire chief will to the be leaving for london. the london fire department was trying to recruit her. she said she is quote declining for all of the right reasons. my heart is in san fra

. >> a refrigerator at a los gatos pediatric office failed to hold optimal temperatures for vaccines. >> the impact of the lower temperatures is not well researched. we actually did check back with the national organizations. we checked back with the manufacturers and the cdc. >> the clinic mailed letters to some 4300 families. >> every case has been reviewed and we have an action plan or a set of action options for every family. >> for example dr. quincy says a flu vaccine would likely not need to be repeated because flu season is over. >> mine include repeating some or all of the vaccine series. >> megan gregory's children are treated in los gatos but she did not receive a letter. >> i am glad they don't have to be revaccinated but i would if i had to. i do believe in vac vaccinations. >> repeat treatments will come at no cost to families. abc7 news. >> abc7 news learned exclusively that san francisco fire chief will to the be leaving for london. the london fire department was trying to recruit her. she said she is quote declining for all of the right reasons. my heart is in san fra

. >> reporter: it happened at the sutter health palo alto medical foundation's los gatos pediatric clinic. doctors say a refrigerator wasn't operating properly. a letter went home to 4300 patient whose might have been effected by the problem. the temperature was fluctuating and one to two degrees too cold. doctors say they waited to notify patients till they could get an action plan in place. each patient will receive options. some won't have to do anything. those who got other vaccines may get blood tests or another dose of vaccine if necessary. doctors want to reassure them there is not a safety issue here. >> what that has done is put into question the effectiveness of the vaccines we gave. not the safety. there is no safety concern here whatsoever. it is where they as effective as they normally would be. >> the clinic set up a hot line and offering extra appointments for patients who want to discuss their action plan. they replaced older refrigerators and put in new protocols for checking them. >> ann rubin live tonight, thank you. >>> imagine walking outside in the morning to see you

. >> a refrigerator at a los gatos pediatric office failed to hold optimal temperatures for vaccines. >> the impact of the lower temperatures is not well researched. we actually did check back with the national organizations. we checked back with the manufacturers and the cdc. >> the clinic mailed letters to some 4300 families. >> every case has been reviewed and we have an action plan or a set of action options for every family. >> for example dr. quincy says a flu vaccine would likely not need to be repeated because flu season is over. >> mine include repeating some or all of the vaccine series. >> megan gregory's children are treated in los gatos but she did not receive a letter. >> i am glad they don't have to be revaccinated but i would if i had to. i do believe in vac vaccinations. >> repeat treatments will come at no cost to families. abc7 news. >> abc7 news learned exclusively that san francisco fire chief will to the be leaving for london. the london fire department was trying to recruit her. she said she is quote declining for all of the right reasons. my heart is in san fra

might have made them less effective here at the sutter health palo alto medical foundation's los gatos pediatric clinic. they sent this letter home ta4300 -- to 4300 patients. the problem occurred between february 2014 and march 2015. there isn't much research about what that might do but patients should not worry about safety. >> this does not concern safety concerns. only has to do with whether the vaccine was effective as they should be. >> reporter: the action plans may involve blood tests or getting another dose of vaccine. the sutter health palo alto medical foundation set up a hot line and making appointments available for pe who want to come in. and they have replaced older refrigerators and coming up with new protocols for how too often check them. >> thank you. >>> a heart breaking story out of san francisco. a boy was killed this morning after being hit and run over by a train at san jose and lake view avenue. ktvu's david stevenson is there tonight. the mother was so distraught she was trying to move the train to pull her son out. i can't imagine. >> reporter: very upsetting for the

the problem -- a refrigerator, a refrigerator at pallet alternate medical foundation's los gatos pediatrics keeping vaccines a couple degrees too cold. doctors say this could possibly make the vaccines less effective. the foundation says it's been putting together an action plan for each of the 4300 children affected. here are the vaccines possibly compromised help cites a and b, meningitis, hpc, tie found, flu and tb. the medical foundation says it's providing all options to parents, including another vaccination free of charge >>> trying to make it up. something else that could impact your health -- your cell phone. >> that's right. where do you keep it? this morning one day area city is asking to you rethink where you keep what is now really a necessary device for so many. today stef, all phones actually sold in berkeley may come with radiation warnings? >> reporter: that's right, laura and sam, already cell phones have warnings that tell people to hold it away from their bod why is to avoid exposure, that many people are awn aware of this morning. last night berkeley city cowens 8 memb

a refrigerator at palo alto medical foundation's los gatos pediatric center kept the vaccines too coldfor the series against the memphis grizzlies. the series is knotted up at two games apiece. it's a swing game. the warriors got home court advantage with a big game in memphis on monday. >>> we'll give you a look at the weather right after this. >>> i'm christina loren. showing you one of our weather underground cameras. the clouds getting thick over pacifica. throughout the day today that will be the trend. increasing cloud cover. temperatures on the cool side. in the 50s and on our way to the upper 60s. before the day is done we're expecting our first shower activity. especially in the north bay high elevations and the south bay as well. friday looking nice and dry. a few lingering showers for saturday morning. here is mike and your drive. >>> looking toward the slowdown south 880 past auto mall parkway a crash causing a distraction. it has been moved from the lanes. northbound routes through san jose easing up. we're left with the stragglers past the sjc and 237 heading toward mount

. >>> children vaccinated at a pediatric children in los gatos may have to get revaccinated due to athose vaccines. the high temperatures may have reduced their effectiveness. >> what that has done is put into question the effectiveness of the vaccines we gave. not the safety. there's no safety concern here whatsoever. >> reporter: the clinic is replacing its refrigerators now and set up a hot line for parents. among the options are a blood test to check for the potency of the vaccine or revaccination. >>> and the human rights campaign says it's a step in the right direction but says it would continue to stigmatize gay and bisexual men. >>> there's a new map that lets the public see what police are dealing with at any given time. by clicking on a map you can get more information on the call. there is also an option for street view but that did not work tonight. >>> and prosecutors now say drugs may have been the cause of the death of a woman in an old chinese theater. this is a picture from her google plus account. police say they were called to the great star theater on jackson stre