abc news 7. >>> new details on the chevron oil spill in the east bay. investigators say this was a diesel water mix that leaked from a chevron refinery pipe. fish and wildlife says an estimated 500 to 700 gallons of the mixture ended up in the water. some shehan reached the shore of keller beach but investigators say there is no sign it impted thunty hazardous materials specialist explained why a shelter at home order was issued only for people with respiratory issues. >> we were not getting reports that the community was gettingmi impacting with strong odors. >> crewsed yesterday skimmed oil off the water. cleanup and recovery efforts continue today. >> reporter: on capitol hill expected to wrap up opening nigargument arguments today. has the latest what to expectr - >> reliving moments from the capitol hill attack was personal. using never before seen video from the capitol riot. house impeachment managers using all eight hours of opening arguments to meticulously lay out their case. >> on january 6 president trump left everyone in this capitol for de

in the newsroom, matt boone, "abc 7 news." >> thank you so much, matt. interesting stuff right there. >>> "abc 7 news" is monitoring the vaccine rollout with our vaccine tracker. you can track california's progress and compare our state's progress with the rest of the country. you can find this on abc7news.com. >>> well, to the covid headlines. in california today, the state reports just over 5,100 new cases. that number is down more than 1,500 from this time last week. the seven-day positivity rate also continues to dip. now at 2.5%. san francisco and santa clara county are approaching the numbers required to move out of the purple and into the less restrictive red tier. >>> well, as part of our effort to build a better bay area amid the pandemic, we're focused on your health and more places and activities reopening. tonight a look at the first weekend for the return of outdoor sports in some bay area counties. "abc 7 news" reporter anser h hassan has the story from berkley where studen-athletes and weekend warriors couldn't wait to compete. >> reporter:

.> before we go here, francisco tried something new today in the effort to vaccinate. >> abc 7 news in the bayview for the first vaccine clinic based on zip code. it's one of san francisco's hardest hit neighborhoods with an infection rate of 10%. the clinic on keith street will offer 200 shots a day seven days a week indefinitely. people over 65 who live in the 94124 or 94135 zipodes health neor n frais >>t'ng serio andary. i'm quite glad they have put it in the neighborhood where afro americans and latinos live so we have the chance to save our lives. >> that sense of appreciation and hope also is found in benicia at a 7 news reporter amy hollyfield spoke with people who got their shot today. >> today is my birthday. so i feel this is the best gift i could get. >> she's getting a shot for cyf covid vaccination clinic and hope this will be the beginning of the end of their pandemic isolation. >> i'll be able to socialize, you know, by the time i get my second vaccine, and see my grandkids and my daughter and my son-in-law. that's what's going to be terrific about it. >> reporter: t

. >> now the abc news investigation, the two players accusing the league of using a double standard. >> it was no white or black thing. we lost together, we won together. >> and what the league is saying tonight. this special edition of "nightline," "blind-sided," will be right back. cade platinum. and save water. did you know certified dishwashers... ...use less than four gallons per cycle, while a running sink uses that, every two minutes. so, do it with cascade. the surprising way to save water. of course you've seen underwear that fits like this... but never for bladder leaks. new always discreet boutique black. i feel protected all day, in a fit so discreet, you'd never know they're for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, just days away from football's biggest night, the abc news investigation shining a different light on the nfl. two black former players suing the league, accusing it of racial discrimination in concussion-related settlements and revealing stunning allegations in their first tv interview. here's abc's ryan

"abc 7 news" reporter j.r. stone has a look at what we can expect on day one. >> reporter: hundreds of cones set up at the oakland coliseum and the national guard in place as we are now less than 24 hours away from the first federal mass vaccine operation sites to open. >> this is the largest deployment of military personnel for a domestic operation ever in history. >> reporter: mark neveau is a former fema presidential appointee who was at the oakland site on monday for a soft opening. tuesday the oakland coliseum will officially open along with california state university los angeles. at the oakland site alone, 6,000 covid-19 vaccine doses will be given per day. they've already allocated 42,000 doses in total. >> these centers directed by the president of the united states, 130 days, mass vaccination centers. these are going to be drive-throughs to normalcy for folks. >> reporter: but not everyone is so optimistic. >> i'm 67 and my friend who lives behind me, she is 73, and we can't even get in to get -- anyw

"abc 7 news" reporter j.r. stone has a look at what we can expect on day one. >> reporter: hundreds of cones set up at the oakland coliseum and the national guard in place as we are now less than 24 hours away from the first federal mass vaccine operation sites to open. >> this is the largest deployment of military personnel for a domestic operation ever in history. >> reporter: mark neveau is a former fema presidential appointee who was at the oakland site on monday for a soft opening. tuesday the oakland coliseum will officially open along with california state university los angeles. at the oakland site alone, 6,000 covid-19 vaccine doses will be given per day. they've already allocated 42,000 doses in total. >> these centers directed by the president of the united states, 130 days, mass vaccination centers. these are going to be drive-throughs to normalcy for folks. >> reporter: but not everyone is so optimistic. >> i'm 67 and my friend who lives behind me, she is 73, and we can't even get in to get -- anyw

years since the nfl's landmark concussion settlement with former players. >> but this morning an abc newstion is looking into the claims of two former players who say the league has been making it harder for black players to qualify for compensation. here's abc's ryan smith. >> look out! down he goes! >> reporter: kevin henry played eight seasons in the nfl. >> that's a good clean hit. orr:e the league of what he says is a double standard when it comes to race and the concussion settlement. >> i'm banged up. i'm beat up. and the part that you don't see is up here. you don't see how my brain is beat up. they don't hit me less or harder because i'm black. >> reporter: kevin henry and another former player, najeh davenport, are suing the nfl accusing them of avoiding paying head injury claims based on a formula that discriminates on the basis of race. the formula, they say, assumes black players start at a lower cognitive level than white players, making it harder for black former players to qualify for compensation. it's a controversial practice called race norming in which test results are

abc 7 news has heard from people in their 80s who have yet to secure an aointment. those who do get one are finding long lines and long waits. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the latest. >> my mom's been calling kaiser every day, and it's by invitation only. >> reporter: sheila gibson spent weeks waiting for kaiser permanente to send her elderly parents an e-mail invitation to make a covid vaccine appointment. her father is 85 and has several serious health conditions. >> it's pretty messed up and i don't think everyone -- not even everyone who's eligible is able to signed up. they're not getting invitations. >> and i can't tell you how many calls i've gotten that kaiser is not scheduling these appointments. >> reporter: debbie telif is the ceo of choice and aging an east bay non-profit that's helped thousands of seniors get vaccinated. >> in this older adult population they trust our physician and my physician is at kaiser. and so even when i debbie say hey, you need to enroll with the county system and they're saying, well, i really feel like i need to wait f

abc 7 news found three bay area residents in that exact situation and abc 7 news reporter luz pena has their stories. ♪ >> it's been very frustrating. that was the worst part, knowing that you're eligible and can't find anywhere to get a vaccine. not very much information about how to go about making an appointment. >> it's been i guess horrific is one way to put it. it's a maze. >> i'm going to start driving to meet with joanne. she's an 83-year-old san franciscan who called her medical provider, he didn't know what to tell her as to where she could get vaccinated. now she's been in limbo for several weeks trying to figure out where she can go. >> hi. you're from abc news? >> yes. hi. >> come in. >> reporter: did. >> all the places i've tried. >> how many people do you think you've called? >> let's see. so i called ucsf. i called sutter health. i went online for sutter health. i went online for ucsf. i called another sutter number. i tried to get it from one medical. and they kept saying, well, you need to go somewhere else to get it, we don't have vaccine. [ phone ringing ] >> the ot

but will those new efforts be enough to combat a rise in dubious claims online? abchris nguyen has the story from silicon valley. >> reporter: as misinformation poses a threat to public health, facebook now says it will expand efforts to remove false claims about covid-19 and vaccines on its platforms. >> anything that's been widely debunked as well as enforcing greater restrictions in how people can post about coronavirus in things like facebook groups. >> reporter: at the local level new data's being provided to help inform effective vaccine delivery. for example, based on surveys of facebook users a recent study by carnegie mellon found that 88% of santa clara county residents would definitely or probably choose to receive a covid vaccine if it were offered to them today. that's compared to 81% across the state. >> you can see the rate of people who would like a vaccine in your community, the rate of people who are wearing mass nkz your community. you can take a look at whether or not the symptoms in your community are going up or down. >> reporter: this week the

members of our abc news vaccine team including me, reporter kate larsson and dr. lok patel will be here. that is today at 4:00 p.m. >>> today the centers for disease control and prevention is expected to release new guidelines for reopening schools. a biden administration official told cnn the plan will focus on five key strategies including hand washing, masking, social distancing, cleaning and ventilation, as well as contact tracing, isolation and quarantine. the guidance will not suggest requiring staffers to be vaccinated, which is something many teachers unions have been demanding. president biden wanted to have schools open in the first 100 days of his presidency, but that plan is in question. >>> now to the impeachment of former president donald trump. abc news learned there is growing tension within his legal team just hours before his defense is set to kick off. trump reportedly does not want attorney bruce castor to speak during his defense, and this comes after two days of compelling and graphic video from the january 6th insurrection. here is abc report

in oakland, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news". >>> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, parents and students rallied in oakley today, a day after the entire school board resigned, but some families still have more demand. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking a dry pattern setting up that also brings back some warmer temperatures. we'll have all of the details in the accuweather forecast ahead. >>> and it was literally raining plane parts today in colorado. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> antioch police are investigating a drive-by shooting that sent a firefighter and paramedic to the hospital. it happened about 9:00 tonight at the corner of auto center drive and c

"abc 7 news" reporter luz pena is part of our abc 7 vaccine team. she spoke with several experts about vaccine distribution for the state, including one of the local doctors who was part of today's fda advisory committee. >> reporter: in the war against covid-19, there is hope today. the johnson & johnson vaccine is a step closer to getting authorized. were there any concerns as you were reviewing the data? >> we really didn't have any concerns. there's not a big safety signal here. >> reporter: dr. ganltz is part of the fda panel that gave the vaccine the green light today. data shows the one-dose johnson & johnson vaccine is 85% effective at preventing severe illness. it will make it easier to distribute across the state is the basic storage requirement. >> there's not a storage issue and there's not the need for the dramatic go dramatic cold degrees the other vaccines need. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says they're on track to deliver 100 million doses by the end of june. governor gavin newsom says california is set to receive the first batch n

liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >> and tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. on abc 7's "getting answers," news anchors christina zee and jobina fortson will have a conversation with two east bayers. actor daniel wu and commentator w. kamau bell. they're going to talk about the recent spike in crime targeting asian-american seniors in the bay area and how these violent incidents are affecting the relationship between the bay area's black and asian communities. we hope you'll join us and participate in the conversation on our abc 7 news facebook page. >> please tune in. should be a great conversation. >>> east bay swalwell played a pivotal role in today's impeachment proceedings against former president trump. swalwell relied on his previous job as a prosecutor to make the case that the capitol riot was predictable after mr. trump's urging. >> before congress i prosecuted violent crimes in california as an alameda county deputy district attorney. and when you investigate and prosecute violent crimes, you have to distinguish, was this a heat of passion crime or w

track today's storm on the abc 7 news app.. >>> happening today, admirers of icon cicely tyson will get a chance to say goodbye. they will lie in repose at her church in harlem. tyson's family invited the public to the viewing which will be a socially distanced walk by because of the pandemic. the actress died at the age of 96. her career included three emmys, a tony award and oscar nomination. >>> gun violence has left at least 17 people injured in san francisco and oakland over the last three days. victims include six men hurt during a shooting around 1:00 saturday morning. it happened at ninth and washington streets in the old oakland historic district. this is video of that location. saturday night six people were wounded near third street and caseda avenue in the bayview district. early sunday morning, three men were shot at turk and hyde street in the tenderloin. police say they don't know if those two shootings are connected. two people were also shot at a hotel friday night at drum and market streets. a man from fresno

abc news reporter andrew dymburt live on capitol hill. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, kumasi. house managers spent the better part of the first day of this trial trying to link trump's words in the days and weeks leading up to the riot, arguing if those words aren't impeachable, then nothing is. the senate chamber under siege a month ago now a courtroom. on the first day of former president donald trump's second impeachment trial. house impeachment managers using searing images from the january 6th attack to lay claim that trump incited the deadly insurrection. >> if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: jamie raskin recounting how his family was with him that day at the capitol, his emotions weighing heavy as he recalled what his daughter said to him. >> she said, dad, i don't want to come back to the capitol. >> reporter: day one for this unprecedented trial was meant to focus on the constitutionality of the trial. trump's lead defense attorney bruce castor spent most of hi

lyanne melendez, abc 7 news, berkeley. >>> the outcry by parents for public schools to reopen across the bay area has been strong. in rohnert park today abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman found a school that is physically ready and a teacher who has never left. >> reporter: it is not supposed to be a lonely place. rancho catadi high school in rohnert park. or any campus right now. empty benches. empty quads. and much too quiet at what would be lunchtime. >> it's kind of sad. but you know, it's reality. >> reporter: one unlike any challenge that john anderson has dealt with in 35 years of teaching. have a great day, says the note in this classroom that has not seen kids since march. though even with distance learning john has been here behind his desk for them almost every day. >> i do everything i can to give them as much normalcy as i can. and being here is the best way i can do it. >> reporter: he says he's never worked as hard and surprisingly -- >> what happens is our failure rate is lower than in a regular year. >> reporter: instead of having kids take six classes all year long t

but will those new efforts be enough to combat a rise in dubious claims that we see on the web? abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: as misinformation poses a threat to public health, facebook now says it will expand efforts to remove false claims about covid-19 and vaccines on its platforms. >> we will be removing any posts that have a hoax that's been widely debunked as well as enforcing greater restrictions in how people can post about coronavirus and things like facebook groups. >> reporter: at the local level new data's being provided to help inform effective vaccine delivery. for example, based on surveys of facebook users, a recent study by carnegie mellon found that 88% of santa clara county residents would definitely or probably choose to receive a covid vaccine if it were offered to them today. that's compared to 81% across the state. >> you can see the rate of people who would like a vaccine in your community, the rate of people who are wearing masks in your community. you can take a look at whether or not the symptoms in your community are going u

in berkeley amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> now, abc 7 news is monitoring the vaccine rollout with our vaccine tracker. you can track california's progress and compare our state's progress with the rest of the country. you can find this on abc 7 news.com. >>> it's been a year since more than 2,000 passengers boarded the "grand princess." that's the cruise ship that had a deadly coronavirus outbreak. abc 7 news reporter luz pena followed up with several passengers who were still processing their experience, luz, a year later. >> reporter: a year later, dan. i can't believe it's been a year since thousands of passengers left the san francisco bay here on a cruise ship to hawaii. little did they know that the world was changing around them and they would become some of the first group of people to quarantine because of covid. >> hi. nice to meet you! >> nice to meet you in person. >> reporter: this has been a meeting a year in the making. let's rewind to early 2020, when bay area residents laurie and john miller became our eyes and ears inside the "grand princess" cruise ship after 19 cre

in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. the tracker also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california. you can find this on our home page at abc7news.com. >>> all right, let's get to that shocking crime video captured on camera. you may have seen it over the weekend yesterday. it shows a thief breaking into a car in the middle of bumper-to-bumper traffic. abc anchor dion lynnpo to both the driver and the man whose tesla captured the video. >> i see this guy come in and stab the back of the prius and take something out. i realize then this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video taken from this man's tesla camera shows the moment real estate photographer's prius is targeted by chiefs. >> i was just shocked. i didn't expect a robbery. i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband and wife team had just photographed a property in the dolores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp to treasure island and take photos when suddenly -- >>

abc news new york. >>> the u.s. coast guard is sharing details about a dramatic rescue in the bahamas. a helicopter on routine patrol spotted three people stranded on an uninhabited island for 33 days. the trio of cuban nationals reportedly survived on a diet of coconuts. the boat capsized in rough waters. they swam to a nearby island. officials say there were no injuries and they were all in good spirits after being rescued. 33 days on coconuts? >> i can't imagine it. thank goodness, they are all safe and sound. >> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a deal reached over night in the nation's third largest school district. >> back to school plan in chicago and the measures in place. >> plus racist graffiti skraled near a san francisco school. parents sharing their anger and frustration. >> and we are taking a live look outside at 5:26 on this we're looking good, san francisco. we'll be back with more news werth an if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might

ty hernandez, abc news, new york. >> and later this morning, u.s. congressman of the east bay will be joining us live for brand-new reaction to this impeachment acquittal. we will have abc 7 news contributor here along with us to break down everything you need to know. what comes next, we'll also talk about the newsom recall. lots to chat about this morning on abc 7 morning, at 9:00 a.m. join us for that. >>> meanwhile, eric swalwell served as an impeachment manager. he is saying despite the acquittal, it proves trump is guilty of the greatest constitution. >> this is not the end of the accountability for donald trump. it's not the beginning of the end. it may be this trial the end of the beginning. but have you criminal proceedings taking place in georgia, manhattan, who knows, for some of the federal exposure the president has and, of course, all of the civil cases that were suspended because he was president will now come home to roost. >> congressman swalwell blasted the former president for the delay in calling in the national guard during the

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you can watch a full report on their mission and the new in circle homes coming up on "gma" at 7:00. >>> abcated to highlighting black history happening right now in our community. and this mural is going up in west oakland. it is the first to honor the women of the black panther party. they provided food, education, healthcare and more in local black communities. and the mural being painted by artist rachel wolf goldsmith will list the more than 300 women by name. after the deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor, she wanted to create something to bring her joy. >> i didn't want to memorialize things that had been done to us, i wanted to find a way to honor what it looks like when we do things for ourselves, we fight for our liberation. >> this mural will be one of three memorials in the west oakland neighborhood to honor the black panther party. and i also spoke with erica huggins who was a leader in the black panther party. and we will hear more from her and the full story this airs later tonight on abc 7 news. i'm excited to share it with you all. but honestly, the video doesn't do it

abc 7 because of the nba game. i'm dion lim. we begin with developing news going live to washington to abc 7 news reporter faith abube and the impeachment vote. right away the proceedings took an unexpected turn this morning. >> good afternoon to you, dion. it really was a surprise request by the house impeachment managers to call a witness to the trial, in the end trump will go down in history as the only president who has faced an impeachment trial twice and the only one who has not had any witnesses in the trial. chaos and confusion of donald trump's second impeachment trial. >> the debate, debate is not allowed during the vote. >> house impeachment managers in an unexpected news forcing a vote on a resolution to call witnesses. specifically gop congresswoman jamie herrera-butler who voted to impeach trump, the congresswoman in a statement saying house minority leader kevin mccarthy told her that during the riot, trump told mccarthy that trump was more upset about the election theft than you are. >> needless to say this is an additional critical piece of

abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the system, which ranks 1 on the abc 7 news storm impact scale. spencer. >> reporter: that's right, ama and dion. look at live doppler 7 right now. you can see that there are pockets of heavy downpours right now. the rain is reaching from the north bay down into the golden gate and into san francisco where the heaviest rain right now isust movg on in lower marin county and into san francisco. so there will be quite a few wet spots tonight. again, the storm ranks 1 on the abc 7 storm impact scale for tonight and tomorrow morning we expect light to moderate rain although there will be some occasional downpours. strong wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, a few morning showers will linger. it will be a wet commute. i'll give you an hour-by-hour look at the movement of the storm a little bit later. dion and ama? >> all right. sounds good. we're looking forward to it, spencer. thanks. >>> the show-stealing performance by amanda gorman at joe biden's inauguration a few weeks ago was made possible in part by another poet, one who became the

"abc 7 news" reporter luz pena is part of our abc 7 vaccine team. she spoke with several experts about vaccine distribution for the state, including one of the local doctors who was part of today's fda advisory committee. >> reporter: in the war against covid-19, there is hope today. the johnson & johnson vaccine is a step closer to getting authorized. were there any concerns as you were reviewing the data? >> we really didn't have any concerns. there's not a big safety signal here. >> reporter: dr. ganltz is part of the fda panel that gave the vaccine the green light today. data shows the one-dose johnson & johnson vaccine is 85% effective at preventing severe illness. it will make it easier to distribute across the state is the basic storage requirement. >> there's not a storage issue and there's not the need for the dramatic go dramatic cold degrees the other vaccines need. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says they're on track to deliver 100 million doses by the end of june. governor gavin newsom says california is set to receive the first batch n

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abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, thisabc 7 news. >> everybody's scared out of their jackets, right now. >> and with good reason. tonight, oakland's police chief is urging restraint, after a resident opened fire on a robbery suspect in china town, last night. >>> as abc 7 news reporter, matt boone, explains from oakland, it comes amid a string of violent incidents, in the area. >> when weapons are fired in our community, there could be unintended victims. >> reporter: oakland police chief armstrong was specifically referring to the incident last night when he says a woman was approached by a suspect who tried to steal her camera. during the struggle, a nearby resident came up and fired several rounds towards the suspect. no one was hit. but by the time police arrived, the man with the gun was arrested, while the robbery suspect got ay. community that we are doing a e thorough job of investigating, what happened last night, and the district attorney will determine whether charges are appropriate or not. >> reporter: in cali

. >>> the abc news investigation this evening. the black former nfl players accusing the league of discrimination. after filing dementia-related claims after suffering concussions on the field, they claim the nfl relies on different standards for black players and white players. and how the league responds tonight when asked about the very protocols those players cite in their case. >>> and america strong this evening, on the eve of the super bowl, the last-minute surprise from gronk and others. a super thank you for our super heroes on the front lines. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this and wcome othe tonight,e are following two major capitol hill. first, t capitol police officer killed in the deadly siege on the hill. the powerful images playing out today. and of course, the other headline, the test within the republican party over what to do about congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who has questioned whether parts of 9/11 happened and has suggested the parkland massacre, the sandy hook shootings

, new york. >>> you just heard these vaccinations are coming to more of our cvs and walgreens. that includes right here in the bay area. abcporter amy hollyfield is following that this morning. hey, amy. >> reporter: good morning. you can pick up your toothpaste and get a covid shot in the same place. cvs stores in san francisco, solano and sunnyvale will be getting the shot. the federal government is going to start shipping directly to pharmacies across the country in an effort to speed up the vaccination process. this is a shift from the health care centers and mass vaccination sites we have seen. instead, the biden administration is moving towards smaller, more localized settings. walgreens and cvss in california are two of the pharmacies getting the vaccine. cvs as centered 82,000 doses beginning next thursday. you can book appointments starting on tuesday. walgreens will start giving the shots out next friday. it is available for those 65 and older. the cdc says it will monitor the program and make sure pharmacies are administering the shots efficiently and fairly. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>

christine sloan, abc news, new york. >> the state's surgeon general is warning californians to celebrateely ahead of the super bowl. >> stay home and celebrate your favorite team with only those two live in your household. don't gather. connect with friends virtually and save the in-person celebration for next year when it's safe. >> dr. nadine burke went on to emphasize safety basic s with what she calls the five ws. wear a mask, wash your hands, wait at a distance and when it's your turn, get vaccinated and wait to see loved ones. >>> there is a new high tech ally in the fight against coronavirus. it's name its r2key2. an obvious play on the famous robot. it works by beaming out high intensity ultraviolet light. it is meant to remove 99% of harmful airborne and surface pathogens and that includes the coronavirus. the nearly six foot tall robot moves around terminals at night after the airport closes to the public. >>> and because we know it is so difficult to get accurate information about vaccine supplies and appointments, vaccine watch is looking at building a better bay area. david

abc news reporter, christine sloan has news on how many more doses we could see become available this week. >> reporter: the united states has a third weapon against the coronavirus pandemic. saturday night the fda gave emergency use authorization to johnson & johnson's one-shot covid vaccine for adults ages 18 and over. as with the pfizer and moderna vaccines, officials say this latest vaccine meets rigorous safety standards and effectiveness, however -- >> similar to the previously authorized involved vaccine, the vaccine should not be given to known individuals with severe allergic reactions to any of its components. >> reporter: president biden calling the authorization an encouraging development and in a statement adding there is light at the end of the tunnel but we cannot let our guard down now or assume that victory is inevitable. today the next step, an independent advisory panel at the cdc will hold an emergency meeting to review the data and make a public health recommendation on the use of this latest vaccine. it's expected as early as monday that 3.9 million doses will sh

7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> i think it is great. i also think that, you know, it is risky because it is so new for pregnant women's access. >> the state is expanding the list of people eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. >> pregnant and the womb the miracle she prayed for. >> so cute. >> it's there. >> reporter: after months of isolation she said growing the baby in the middle of a pandemic has been challenging. california is expandings it list of people eligible to get vaccinated, and now she is included. >> i think it is great. i think it is kind of risky. >> the fact that pregnant women were not part of the trials and now they are part of the expansion. does that concern you? >> the dat is kind of mixed frankly. cdc is trying to err on the side of recommending a vaccine for pregnant women. >> reporter: the list now includes 16 to 64-year-olds who are deemed to be at the very highest risk for mortality from covid-19. cancer, weakened immune system from an organ transplant or down syndrome among other

in berkley, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news". >>> "abc 7 news" is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout inalifornia with our vaccine tracker. our vaccine tracker also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in the state. you can find this at our home page, abc7news.com. >>> a new tactic by thieves. the shocking crime captured on video. it shows a thief break into a car in the middle of bumper-to-bumper traffic. tonight i spoke to both the driver and the man whose tesla captured the video. >> i see this guy come in and stab the back of the prius and take something out. then i realize then, okay, this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video taken from this man's tesla camera shows the moment real estate photographers ben and marcia's prius is targetd by thieves. >> i was -- i was shocked. i didn't expect a robbery. i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband-and-wife team just photographed a property in the delores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp to treasure islands and take photos when suddenly -- >> the guy took the first

in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. it also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california. you can find it on our home page at abc7news.com. >>> all right. now to a shocking crime captured on video. it shows a thief breaking into a car in the middle of bumper to bumper traffic. abc 7 news average average avere spoke to the man captured on the video. >> i see the man stab the prius and take something out. i realize this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video shows the moment these prius is targeted by chiefs. . >> i was shocked. i didn't expect a robbery. i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband and wife team had just photographed a property in the dolores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp to treasure island and take photos when suddenly. >> the guy was trying to get another one. inside of my camera bag, there was my drone from my video equipment. my equipment and my camera. everything i had. i will not be able to work

as abc news now obtains new video showing trump confidant roger stone flanked by members of a militia group the day of the deadly siege. and jon karl tonight on what ekse we've learned about the hours before the riots. >>> tonight, the major security breach on the base home to air force one. a suspect gaining access to a plane on the base. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> on super bowl sunday, yet another nor'easter taking shape from georgia up through d.c., new york, and new england. the storm watches up already tonight. rob marciano timing it out. >>> and we celebrate an acting legend tonight. christopher plummer, from shakespeare to "the sound of music." tonight in his own words with julie andrews. what they told diane sawyer about chemistry, about friendship. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we have a lot to get to. that breach in security at the military base home to air force one. also the nor'easter now on super bowl sunday. but we're going to begin with the coronavirus tonight because there's news on the n

abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> and that breaking news late tonight a divided u.s. supreme court lifted california's covid related ban on indoor worship at churches. >> but the high court ruled the state can cap indoor services at 25% of the building capacity. the state can limit singing and chanting at services. the courts three liberal justices dissented. the legal challenges brought by two southern california churches. >> i think all the stars were aligned but there is a commitment to make sure as we fight for resources they are targeted to where they are most needed. >>> tonight federal help on the way to the mass vaccination site set up at the oakland columns up. >> it's part of president biden's nationwide plan to get americans vaccinated. luz pena is part of our vaccine team and spoke to fema officials about the choice of oakland and what they have planned. >> reporter: in the war against covid-19 fema is deploying its active duty service members this month. >> we are going to draw on a variety of agencies to bring vaccination

abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> and that breaking news late tonight a divided u.s. supreme court lifted california's covid related ban on indoor worship at churches. >> but the high court ruled the state can cap indoor services at 25% of the building capacity. the state can limit singing and chanting at services. the courts threeib justices dissented. the lllenges brought by two southern california churches. >> i think all the stars were aligned but there is a commitment to make sure as we fight for resources they are targeted to where they are most needed. >>> tonight federal help on the way to the mass vaccination site set up at the oakland columns up. >> it's part of president biden's nationwide plan to get americans vaccinated. luz pena is part of our vaccine team and spoke to fema officials about the choice of oakland and what they have planned. >> reporter: in the war against covid-19 fema is deploying its active duty service members this month. >> we are going to draw on a variety of agencies to bring vaccination staff, medica

today officials opened a new clinic in gilroy, one of the bay area cities hardest hit by the virus. abcreporter chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: this afternoon a new covid-19 vaccination site is bringing hope to a community that's been devastated by the pandemic. >> it's kind of the center of the community. everybody knows where geary high is. >> reporter: as a way to serve the southern portion of santa clara county, residents can now get vaccinated at gilroy high school. it's a convenient spot, especially for those who don't want to make the drive to the mass vaccination site at levi's stadium or other county-run clinics in san jose. >> every aspect of our gilroy community has been impacted by covid-19 because of the high community transmission rate. so the ability to do something about that really feels good. >> reporter: according to the county, more than 12% of gilroy residents have tested positive for the virus. the majority of whom are connected to the latino community. and not too far away in morgan hill more than 7% of residents have had covid-19. >> and having outreach

abc news will have live special coverage of the impeachment, it starts around 10:00 a.m. 7. you can always watch it live on abc7news.com and on all of our connected tv streaming apps. julian? >> thank you, jobina. >>> if former president trump were to give it another go at the white house, he may have strong bless frings from califoa republicans. according to a new poll, two in three gop voters said they would be inclined to back another presidential run. just 19% of republicans think trump is to blame for the capitol riot compared to 93% of democrats. ahead of the impeachment trial, 63% of all california voters want to see trump convicted. 11% for republicans, and 92% for democrats. falling along party lines there. >>> still to come this morning, people in the south bay share their shock and frustration after vandals deface a historic monument. >>> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down 100 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> you got to hear this one, scammers were selling fake masks, they look like the rea

christine sloan, abc news, new york. >>> stay home and celebrate your favorite team with only those twor household. don't gather. connect with friends virtually and save the in-person celebration for next year when it's save. >> does nadine burke harris went on to emphasize safety basics with what she calls the five ws. wear a mask, wash your hands, wait at a distance and when it's your turn, get 2 key 2, an obvi on the famous row boat, it works by beaming out high intensity ultraviolet light. it is mint to remove 99% of harmful airborne and surface pathogens and that includes the coronavirus. the nearly six foot tall robot moves around terminals at night after the airport closes to the public. >>> and because we know it is so difficult to get accurate information about vaccine supplies and appointments, vaccine watch is looking at building a better bay area. david louis has discovered a free service that will help older americans get sloonline a get help. >> many of us know the futility of waiting on hold to get an appointment or to find out who has vaccines. those most at risk, age 65

and you can see more of my exclusive one-on-one with her on abc 7 news tonight.talked for a long time. so the whole thing won't make it on tv, but it will be on our connected tv app, so you can download that onroku,mazon fi,tv, and android tv.ap guys >> yes. i want to hear the whole conversation. this is so exciting for her. and for the area. i'm so proud of her. >> she also seemed really open to talk. >> i am as well. >> sometimes celebrities, they're like, we have four minutes. go. >> yes. >> yes, i mean, that, i think, was the most telling thing. and when i got on zoom, you both know, when you get on with the celebrities and all of the stars, usually they have a publicist or something come on. i clicked to enter the person in the chat, and she was like, hey. hey, h.e.r. and we talked. i hope you all enjoy it. >> this is exactly how i wanted h.e.r. to be, and you're making my dream come true. thank you, jobina. >> let's check in with mike. hey, mike. >> all right. thank you very much. let's start down in the south bay. good morning, san jose and the rst of the

with a new push to report crime against the asian-american community. abc 7 news is seeing video after video of assaults and ugliness. it's not always clear race is a factor, but what is known is that the hate crimes in recent weeks have rocked a community and are leaving them on edge. so we start by looking at race and social justice. one of our pillars of building a better bay area. good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us, abc 7 newsache anchor dion lim has been reporting on this months, there's an increasing frequency. >> full disclosure, reporting on these incidents is weighing so heavily on my heart in a 24-hour period i got about two dozen stories from viewers who say they or someone they know experienced an attack. many of them aren't being reported out of fear and for cultural reasons. this is just a small fraction of what's coming to light. a woman seen dragged through the streets in oakland in a strong armed robbery clinging to her purse, less than five minutes away another woman is attacked for her bag and her car

rachel scott, abc news, capitol hill. >>> as for trump's impeachment trial, a majority of americans sayld be convicted and barred from holding federal office. that's according to a new abc news/ipsis poll released this morning. 56% said he should be convicted. the support is up from a similar poll from last month in january. >>> meantime, after more than two weeks in office, that same poll finds two-thirds of americans approve of president biden's covid-19 response. by comparison for nearly the entirety of the pandemic, support of trump's response eroded and remained under water for months. >>> this morning transportation secretary pete buttigieg is pushing back on mostly republican criticism that the covid relief package is too big. >> no question that we have to do many things at once. and if you look at the way that economists are responded to this proposal, you've seen economic advisers from the last four administrations -- think about what that means -- clinton, bush, obama, and even trump -- saying we need to do this. this is a moment where the greatest risk we could take as the p

abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is getting?ambling to save their spot in line. >> i haven't heard really anything. >> reporter: 88-year-old phillip page calls it painful silence. he never imagined he'd be on his cell phone for hours trying to confirm if his vaccine appointment at the moscone center will be canceled next week. >> if not again i'm going to assume the scheduled appointment's on and we'll just show up. >> reporter: with roughly 33,000 appointments backlogged due to supply issues will people like page still have their spot in line? the short answer is yes. abc 7 reached out to the san francisco department of public health and was told there were no cancellations of appointments as a result of the recent pause. at the moscone and city college high volume vaccination sites. as spots are only released once the vaccine supply is

new coliseum site by february 16th. that is two weeks from yesterday. and to vaccinate 6,000 people a day. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more information on who is eligible to use it. >> reporter: tonight the east bay's getting a big boost from the biden administration in the fight against covid-19. >> we're marking and planting a flag of a different mindset, aft partnership with the federal government. >> reporter: the oakland coliseum will soon become a mass vaccination site with the ability to serve at least 6,000 people a day. >> equity is the call of this moment. >> reporter: state officials expect the coliseum site to be fully operational by february 16th. in preparation vaccine eligibility across all of alameda county will expand next week to phase 1b, tier 1. this means that essential workers in food and agriculture, education and child care and emergency services along with seniors 65 and up as well as certain high-risk individuals will be able to receive the vaccine. >> this site is not going to in any way impact the existing vaccine resources, the existing workforce resources

abc 7 news reporter, kris re >> i wish i could say this is what's causing the spike. then, we could address it. but it's just, it is disheartening to know that our citizens are suffering. >> this is the latest dashboard out of santa clara county. morgan hill covid-19 case rates now only second to gilroy, surpassing san jose where numbers have been getting better along with the rest of the bay area. >> we need to make sure that people are testing. we also want to make sure that those people who are at highest risk are getting their vaccine. >> one problem leaders are trying to address. morgan hill doesn't have a single vaccination site. residents have to travel to san jose or gilroy to get the shot. >> just being able to get people to vaccination sites, i think, is -- is probably going to be where we have to focus our energy. >> morgan hill is also home to a large black and latino population. both groups have been hard hit by covid-19. add to that, many other vulnerable populations live in the city. the elderly and essential workers. for morgan hill's leaders, the case

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the good news is this morning he is recovering from his injuries. we're live in rolling hills estates, john gregory, abcwitness news. back to you. >> thank you so much. you can learn more about the crash and tiger woods on our connected tv app, we have just added a new video with reaction and analysis from espn commentator stephen a. smith. find all the videos in the same place, download the app by searching abc 7 bay area on your apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, or roku. >>> the federal aviation administration has ordered high tech inspections of some boeing 777s after an engine on a united flight failed just minutes after it took off from denver. more than 100 boeing 777s are temporarily grounded , banned or removed from service worldwide because of this incident. airlines will be required to conduct a thermal acoustic image inspection of the engine's fan blades before the planes go back to the skies. >>> now president biden will sign an executive order today mandating a 100 day review of critical product supply chains in the u.s. this is going to focus on the supply chains of computer chips, lar