>>> this morning an abc news exclusive robin roberts sitting down with kamala harris. the two discussing a wide range of issues including the stalemate in congress about a new relief package in congress. >> the people here in washington, d.c. have to stop living in a bubble. the people have a right to expect that their leaders in congress see them and act in their best interests. >> harris and roberts talked about president trump's denial of the election results. a controversial op-ed calling for dr. jill biden to drop the doctor from her title and what will be the first ever second gentleman. you can watch that exclusive interview on "gma" at 7:00. >>> our abc7 week of vaccine watch coverage rolls on with the covid-19 now boarding. we're giving you an up close and behind-the-scenes look at how united is preparing to fly. >>> and one of the worst winter storms in years starting to slam the east coast this morning. alerts going from georgia to new

things get more complicated. marin county's health officer, dr. matt willis saying phase 1a of vaccinating health care workers and residents of nursing homes will be complete by january. come february, people with pre-existing conditions will be up along with essential workers outside of the health care field like teachers will begin to get the shot. by march, the general population should be eligible for vaccines. >> if we're able to get up to 70% of people vaccinated across the community, it will be a total game changer. our lives will be different by the end of this summer. >> dr. willis says people are likely to get vaccines from one of three places, medical providers, pharmacies or special events like a drive-through vaccination clinic. the pfizer, moderna and astrazeneca vaccines will require two doses, so they will be getting phone calls, texts and other messaging to make sure people get the second shot for full protection.