rainfall, we are behind, we are hurting for rain. 38% of normal, and santa rosa, not far behind,nd franciscounder ho% 4 40% wher should you be, and april and may, as you know, spring can be a very wet time of year here, that is all we can hope for. there is an area of low pressure that is scooting its way to southern california. that will miss us and the next system will bring you wet weather. live doppler 7, the clouds and the low pressure system. that filtered the sun shine today and brought in cooler weather. temperatures not 40s and 50s. the clouds keeping usi insulate. and a beautiful view of san jose, and cloudy, dry and above average in terms of temperatures, rain adrives ride night, and it's looking like an unsettled pattern into the middle part of next week. temperatures, mid 30s to the mid 50s. we will have high level clouds arnold and as we head in the afternoon, it is going to be cool near the coast. you get tout concord, liver more, and 64 in san rafael, and 6 to degrees in oakland. a level one system is coming in, and late rain you will bit create slippery roads, and it is out,

we'll see temps on the rise thusan francisco nd with clear skies. our temperatures are in the 40s and low 50s and also dealing with patchy dense fog. santa rosa, down to a quarter mile for visibility, a half mile along the coast of half moon bay. through the day we are expecting sunshine and temperatures a bit cooler with a dry, weak cold front pushing breezy northerly windsd 60franc let's check with gianna. how are the roads out there? any trouble spots? >>> as far as accidents, we are okay. an overview map shows a lot of green. if you are up early and ready to head out, you should be good to go on 880, 101. be careful as you get on the golden gate bridge. san m ateo bridge looks okay but foggy in some spots as well. an easy ride out of the east bay as you head into san franci we'll check the altamont pass in my next report. >>> new video of a fire investigation in oakland after this science museums caught fire about quarter to 9:00 last night. this is citizen app video of the junior center of art and science on bellevue avenue. they got it out in

mid-60s's in san francisco, upper 60's. oakland, san lea in, nd forecas a bit cooler but mild for your thursday. warming back up with plenty of sun friday and into the weekend. back to you. >>> new this morning for the first time in a year, alcohol sales have fallen. >> new data shows total sales declined 1.9% for the weekending march 13th. >> this time a year ago consumers stock piled on booze as stay at home orders were put in sending sales to shoot up as much as 55%. >> the decline reflects the reopening of bars and restaurants which contribute to alcohol sales. >>> there you go. hey, hi there? >> a year of virtual visits. one california couple finally together again. we will show you the special moment when they hugged for the first time after a year. the -- that's next on kpix5. . >>> new, a california couple married for 72 years, reunited this week. >> that's after a year being physically apart from each other because of coronavirus. >> nice to see you. >> roberta has been in a nursing facility for three years and her husband used to visit h

nd actually getting the vaccine are not the same things. >> reporter: the concern is that the public's expectations will be mismatched with reality. dr. susan phillips is th acting san franciscoealth officer. they both say their counties are prepared to increase vaccinations. >> staffing carter evans we feel confident about. all we really need is the supply. >> reporter: california's vaccine supply is expected to almost double to 3 million doses per week. dr. phillips says san francisco has the capacity to vaccinate 20,000 people a day, but for the past two weeks, the city has only been allocated 16,000 doses per week. >> it's very possible we'll see the numbers increase, but we can't plan or predict or communicate to the public the way we'd like because we don't have that insight right now. but people may have to wait for their appointment unless we get a large influx of vaccine. >> there's still a ton of essential workers that haven't been vaccinated and are concerned they'll be shut out of the process with a huge influx of eligibility. >> we build a robust structure to administer up to 20,000 vaccines per day. the vaccine we control with the city is about a third of the to

nd actually getting the vaccine are not the same things. >> reporter: the concern is that the public's expectations will be mismatched with reality. dr. susan phillips is the acting san franciscoh officer. they both say their counties are prepared to increase vaccinations. >> staffing carter evans we feel confident about. all we really need is the supply. >> reporter: california's vaccine supply is expected to almost double to 3 million doses per week. dr. phillips says san francisco has the capacity to vaccinate 20,000 people a day, but for the past two weeks, the city has only been allocated 16,000 doses per week. >> it's very possible we'll see the numbers increase, but we can't plan or predict or communicate to the public the way we'd like because we don't have that insight right now. but people may have to wait for their appointment unless we get a large influx of vaccine. >> there's still a ton of essential workers that haven't been vaccinated and are concerned they'll be shut out of the process with a huge influx of eligibility. >> we build a robustda the vaccine we control with the city is about a third of the total vaccine. we're going to focus on the hardest hit comm

nd the city of san francisco is in deed with walk sf an official co-sponsor of this assembly measure that this is the session where it will pass and we can reduce traffic violence and fatalities and injuries in san francisco with ase. and finally, colleagues, i'd like to use this opportunity to clarify and regarding the public correction scandal and san francisco and as it relates and the almost four years of significant over charging of more than 150 and retaining restitution for those of us who are over charged to recology to the tune of $100 million when the city failed, failed in its role -- [please stand by] >> as policymakers, i believe we need the most up-to-date information on how, why@;b?#tdhe units remain unoccupied in san francisco and what we, as policymakers, can do so. that is the purpose of the hearing and report i'm calling for today. before i conclude, i want to acknowledge supervisor ronen's past work on the issue of residential vacancies and i want to anchor her running for cosponsoring this. i also want to acknowledge and thank roger peskin for his leadership on t

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