como yo le comentaba, estÁ alameda a partir de hoy.entras que los condados que se mantienen con mÁs restricciones y siguen en el color rojo son los condados de sonoma, solano, napa y contra costa. hay menos restricciones en la fase naranja. asÍ que restaurantes pueden atender a sus clientes en el interior con un 50% de su capacidad. lo mismo se permitirÍan acuarios, servicos e iglesias. los gimnasios y bares podrÁn operar con el 25% de su cupo mientras que las tiendas minoristas y supermercados no tendrÍan restricciones de capacidad. cabe mencionar que la prÁctica de deportes al aire libre y los eventos en vivos tambiÉn pueden reabrir en el nivel naranja a partir del 1 de abril, pero con capacidad limitada del 33% y que incluye otro tipo de restricciones. es mi reporte desde el centro de redacciÓn, paola . de regreso contigo. por las tardes. paola: tenemos en la noche, ramÓn. el condado santa clara dio mÁs de 5 millones de multas con tal de reforzar los protocolos contra el coronavirus. tayana hoy hablÓ con algunos de los dueÑos de neg

to target education workers in southern and eastern alameda.it is prioritizing staff who work with students. e-mail survebeused to plan ahead. governor newsom has been under a lot of pressure to get wee announced 10% of the supply, roughly 75,000 doses, would be set aside for teachers. that is in addition to the multi billion dollar incentive plan for schools set to be approved today at the state capitol. more codes are coming but keep in mind there are 41,000k through 12 education workers in the county so be patient. >>> 6:57. >> today the governor will expand on changes to california's vaccine roll out. 40% of all doses will be set orhoe for most vulnerable about 8 million people are eligible for shots in the areas which are spread out across 400 zip codes. >>> a final look at wall street, stocks have been open about 30 minutes. dow is up about 27. 745,000 people requested empl bt weekget the february jobs report. >>> today senate will hold first procedural vote on the stimulus bill. the president struck a deal with moderate democrats to make

education workers in south and eastern alameda county. county is prioritizing staff who work with students and they're saying e-mail surveys are being sent and they use that to plan ahead. check your e-mail constantly and fill them out by deadline. governor newsom has been under pressure to get the schools back open earlier this week. he announced 10% of the vaccine supply, 75,000 doses, would be set aside for teachers. that was in addition to the multi billion dollar incentive plan for schools set to be approved today at the state capitol. >> i have all the confidence that it's almost like a flywheel. you are going to start seeing much more rapid pace of reopening. people are supportive, cautious, people uninterested in moving. they share one thing in common. that's a commitment to do the right thing. but their concern, their fear, apprehension has gotten in the way. that's what we hope we are clearing. >> reporter: more registration codes are coming. keep in mind there are 41,000 workers in the k through 12 workforce in alameda, so they

alameda now joins a murder in san francisco. mateo and santa clara counties in the least restrictive orange tier sonoma, napa solano and contra costa counties. they are still in the red today. businesses impacted by the pandemic in alameda county got ready to welcome back. customers kron four's charles clifford spoke to a winery in livermore that's really excited to bring people back to their tasting room. >> now that alameda county has moved into the orange tier. many businesses can increase their indoor capacity and also wine tasting rooms which are very popular here outside of livermore can welcome folks back indoors as well. >> come back here to the warehouse production area. rhonda woods is the owner of wood family vineyards in livermore. she says that over the last year, they like many other businesses have had to make a lot of adjustments. when we first got the news we shut down. >> and we thought we would be sent down for a long time. so we did have a big blowout sale. it helped us get through. and then we found out that

alameda county will officially enter the orange cheer tomorrow. frank and reuben live force tonight and thank you. as we just told you napa county has whole had hoped to move to the orange tear today. counties can move to the less restrictive tear if they maintain low case numbers and positive test rates for several weeks in a row, and unfortunately, napa didn't meet that rouz. choir mint because of an outbreak at the yonville veterans facility, more states across the country or setting a timeline to expand the number of people who could get a vaccine. but this comes as there is growing concern about a possible fourth wave more on that in just a moment, but first beginning today, new york is vaccinating anyone who's 30 or older, then, starting next tuesday, anyone 16 and older can get their shots. at least seven other states will fully open up vaccinations later this week. that's about a month before president biden's may 1st deadline. still, public health officials are asking people to be patient when they try to schedule an appointment. they're

and they say that alameda has now set up a special hotline to report the crimes. elected leaders and to be area counties are taking action to deserve to deter such hate crimes. get yourself a reporter jesse gary tells us what's being proposed in san mateo county and san francisco. that's why we're all here because we want to change things. we want things to get better. san francisco mayor london breed is launching community safety escort teams in five specific neighborhood pathways. that $2.2 million pilot program extends the existing street violence intervention program at a time when violence against the a p i community is increasing its ah limited program to start because we want to make sure that immediately the seniors are not just isolated and so fearful that they would not leave their homes in san matteo count. the officials gathering in a sign of solidarity against hate, and to announce a no tolerance zone for hate crimes stretching from brisbane toe atherton it is incomprehensible to me that my 74 year old mother in law has to look over her shoulder any t

alameda county supervisor keith carson.ciate your time this afternoon. >> thank you very much, larry. >>> part of abc 7's focus on building a better bay area is education. we are tracking every development in getting students back in the classroom. today state schools superintendent tony thurmond joined me on our 3:00 p.m. show "getting answers." he talked about the progress being made to vaccinate all teachers who want the shot. >> governor just announced today that more than 200,000 educators in the state have already received vaccinations. so we're seeing now that the vaccine dosages are really starting to really accelerate in terms of the availability of doses. 200,000 in about a week, that means that we're really getting faster and getting closer to getting our educators vaccinated. >> and superintendent thurmond went on to say the state plans to hold a webinar wednesday to help the school district develop a plan to capitalize on the reopening incentives that governor newsom announced last week. >>> when it comes to jo

and alameda county. health officials say that if they're moved into the orange here, they will adhere to the state guidelines will be cleaning and sanitizing each ball after every use. they're ready to roll out the welcome signs and hand sanitizer at earl anthonys dublin bowl. we've only been open for about 11 days in the last year, so. ah, we're just we're just waiting for things to open back up. april 1st they hope alameda counties. covid numbers are trending in the right downward direction. and that's welcome news. very excited, precious. stroud and many other business owners are rethinking how to return to the office. life for us, our client work will probably still say all. virtual probably through the end a to list to the fall and for many people during this pandemic, returning to work isn't just about offices reopening. we're being cautious. david skinner is with oakland's myers nav, a law firm and says they aren't rushing to return herd immunity is theoretical. but for a law firm. we need to make

especially up and down the corridor alameda county has been in the purple tier since last november. >>but alameda county health officer dick ul says completely moving into the less restrictive red tier is on the rise. >>and now we have hit the red tier metrics you have to hit them 2 weeks in a row in order to advance the red tier. we expect that to happen next week, you know it's so early in terms of the so you know, i'm not sure that's a part of coming out of the winter surge, although it may prevent or or help limit the impact of future searches and not swine really pushing to get people vaccinated. >>this weekend mold your health is holding a pair of pop up covid-19 clinics for vaccine elgible east bay residents saturday, 09:00am to 04:00pm at the center of hope church at 8411 big are the boulevard and sunday 11:00am to 03:00pm at the eritrean orthodox church on seven-day the 54th street. has made kron 4 >>but whether time now as we switch >>yet time for the 4 zone forecast chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to talk about it. yeah guys little cloud cover rolling in again

everyone here in alameda county is just waiting for the official word. live in fremont, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> developing this morning, santa clara county will not participate in the state run vaccination system managed by blue shield of california saying that they would not sign a contract with blue shield allowing them to take over vaccination distribution in the county. they claim that the new oversight would not do anything to improve vaccination speed or efficiency. blue shield told kpix 5, quote, our aim is to enhanced state's network and support the state a goal to increase the capacity and administer four million doses a week, and we are well on our way to meeting the milestone, and santa clara county claims it's not the only california county refusing to participate. >>> happening today, governor newsom will deliver his state of the state address from dodger stadium, one of the biggest vaccination sites. he plans to honor the quiet helpy -- heroes of the pandemic. >>> meanwhile, 320,000 doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine will receive in califo

los condados de alameda y solano entraron al nivel rojo, lo que significa menos restricciones para losspacios de restaurantes. paola: muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. desde ayer nuestra meteorÓloga nos adelantÓ que este martes tendremos lluvias y un drÁstico cambio en las temperaturas en la bahÍa. justamente esta fue la lluvia que cayÓ . revisamos el panorama. la probabilidad de lluvia es del 70 %. suheily: buenas tardes. nuestro radar comienza a detectar esas lluvias. las precipitaciones se irÁn haciendo mÁs fuertes luego de las 8:00 de la noche. asÍ luce a travÉs del satÉlite esa lÍnea de aguaceros que pueden estar acompaÑados de tormentas elÉctricas con relÁmpagos y la posibilidad de dejar granizo. cercano de las 8:30 de la noche, entre solano y contracosta y alameda, con lluvia que puede ser moderada a fuerte. en san josÉ podrÍa continuar la actividad de lluvia. el panorama cerca de las 10:00 de la noche a 1:00 de la madrugada, condiciones muy inestables al norte de la bahÍa, donde podremos tener los fuertes vientos en compaÑÍa de lluvia torrencial. luego de las 2:30 de la maÑana m

too big sectors here in alameda county. you know, for people who live here like myself, it means we can actually go out now and do a lot more things. and for businesses that have been struggling here in alameda county, it means they can walk up a lot more customers. so this is going to be a game changer. let's break it down for you, show you a little bit about who gets to do what. winery tasting rooms can now open at 25% capacity. bars, though, can be open outdoors only. indoor dining, places of worship, movie theaters, all can open at 50% capacity. gyms rs bowling alleys. they will be at 25% capacity. it will be able to open indoor tastings for the first time in more than a year. we spoke to alley who says they are ready to open the tasting room this weekend and even introduce a brand-new one that the family came up with during the shutdown. >> we were closed. we spent a lot of time thinking about what our experiences were and kind of reimaging it. i think it gave us the opportunity to hit the pause button and think about

alameda county could be moving into the red tier coming up.have had red tier numbers for two weeks now and here is a look at the latest numbers. one of the main indicators is the number of cases for 100,000 people, it's at 6.3 and it's supposed to be less than seven. the overall positivity rate is 2.6 percent and supposed to be less than eight percent and in disadvantaged neighborhoods, 3.7% and it's supposed to be less than eight percent as well. we caught up with kyle connor b- in theater at the old naval base and it has been selling out every weekend. he plans to do this until april. he said indoor theaters could take a few more weeks than indoor dining. >> you have to. -- to ramp up the staffing and you have to have a lot of movies. there are not a lot of movies to play. >> reporter: movie theaters and dining in will be operating at 25 percent but everyone is just waiting for the official word for dokpix 5. >>> in san jose, a group of vaccine vigilantes are trying to help people book appointments. they don't have a medical background but t

alameda county has been pushing for more and more people to get vaccinated on saturday. the oakland coliseum vaccinated 8,100 people with that progress and so they're testing progress they're vaccinating process and the case rate progress we'll have to see if that's enough the governor will tell us today and we'll look forward to that until then we'll be out here in alameda talking with people to see how they feel because they'll get to eat indoors. a movie theater a lot of change how they feel about it for now i'm live in alameda sarah stinson back to you. thanks a lot. >>time now is 7 '04 and and what about contra costa county. they're also waiting and hoping to move into the red right now restaurants can only serve customers outside because they're in the purple tier business owners believe that the reopening should be uniform around the bay. it's really hard. >>hard to not be open right now like the other counties are open right now fair for them to open us up now to other counties are open up. what's making our clientele just going to go to sepsis go for dinner insi

dan thorn is live in alameda tonight. he's talking with the restaurant's owner and getting reaction from outdoor diners day. we've seen these outdoor have big potter's with plants or barrel said you think protect this is terrifying. >> that's right. well, the restaurant owner tells us tonight that she's happy that nobody was seriously injured, especially the 2 kids that were in that suv of these outdoor dining spaces are essential for these restaurants to be able to make it throughout this pandemic but they want safe to be safety, to be paramount, especially considering that this crash could be pretty concerning for people looking to eat outside. >> it's a narrow escape for outdoor diners in alameda. a nissan suv driven by a suspected drunk driver is caught on video smashing into a parklet at le as you'll waste care. >> we were thankful that nobody got hurt. a lot major in. >> restaurant owner gal dina guzman shared these pictures after the suv crushed part of the dining tent along with some tables and fencing set up alon

. >> marching with a message, a diverse crowd of passionate and vocal demonstrators uniting in alameda. attacks on asian americans has no place anywhere. >> plus today we're learning more about the mothers fathers, daughters and friends whose lives were tragically cut short and a boulder grocery store on monday. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. >> i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki chp investigating a fremont officer fatal shooting tonight. >> around 3 o'clock this afternoon there was a police chase that ended on highway 84 near arden would boulevard several hours later, those lanes are still closed. that's where we find our kron four's gayle on. she joins us now live from the scene. gayle, what can you tell us. >> vicki and i can tell you the pursuit ended right over there. it is as close as i can get to the scene. and here's what we know. one person is dead in this up shooting that involved a fremont police officer. the investigation is focusing on an suv. and let's show you video of that vehicle at a number of shell casings on the ground

, just 24 hours before the county of alameda learns if they will move into the orange deer. >> i heard it might be happening at some point but i didn't knows as soon as this week. >> reporter: improving covid-19 numbers mean napa, sonoma, and alameda counties are likely to go into the orange deer this week. indoor gym capacity goes from 10 to 25 percent, indoor dining capacity goes from 25 to 50 percent but will more people go inside? >> it seems more and more people are more willing to sit inside. >> reporter: good news for those cooking up pasta at linguini's costa pasta and vino. >> are you ready to eat inside? >> i would not go to a gym and doors right now. i would go to certain restaurants, probably not every restaurant. >> reporter: movie theaters will go from 25 to 50 percent capacity and those at the alameda theater and cineplex say they plan on reopening. >> our goal date we are looking at is april 9. it's been a roller coaster ride because a lot of times we have brought staff on and then called them off. >> reporter: it's expected we will learn on tuesday if these three count

. >>> a partir de este miércoles alameda y berkeley pasarán zona roja.de acuerdo pero con calma y que todos se cubran con su máscara. >>> algunos lgures podrán operar con limitaciones como restaurantes, centro comercial, cines y gimnasios, pero el virus afecta especialmente a los latinos el alcalde dice que estos y los afroamericanos son los más perjudicados y entre los peligros están las nuevas variantes . >>> la emergencia de la nueva cepa del reino unido que vemos más freuente que antes y que se estima que para final d este mes será la cdpa más predominante. >>> por eso el departamento de salud de alameda dice que es una buena noticia pro que hay que tener cuidado y también en alameda han ejorado el acceso a pruebas también la alcaldesa de oakland dice que están orgullosos de moverse al zona roja y que no puede bajar la guardia peor que hay que usar mascarillas y con distanciamiento social, las claves usar mascarilla y respetar el distanciamiento físico , en vivo andrés brende. >>> aumentar las pruebas del covid-19 es la estrategia de la administració

we know alameda county. >> yulia sevens was out there live.e also doing something similar and they say they're doing this they say the health and safety. >> regulations appear to be good. and if they hold and they're going to be able to do it. >> we will be asking 3 on health questions before entering the fair. we will be doing temperature checks along the way. we are implementing time and see model which will maximize the number of people on property at one time to ensure that we are practicing social distancing. what will make people feel comfortable weather at the fair. >> so you got the fares making plans there's your food, james. what is a lot summer camp so. all the stuff that you could be happening this summer. they're starting to plan and they're hoping that it's really going to happen. fingers crossed the numbers. keep pointing in the right direction. >> with regard to covid. you want to see something cool this morning. yeah, check out the surfing dog. >> is he a surfing dog. he's a pass neither of them is actually surfing. i said now

we're live in alameda county this morning for the new beginning there today, and for two other counties. >> not just in the east bay. today texas drops all its covid restrictions and reopens fully. that as alaska says all adults can get a shot. we are actually tracking all pandemic changes from coast to coast this morning. >>> back home, another day of rain, hail, thunderstorms and even snow in certain places. our storm watch continues and is next. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues. good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. [ muted ] >> -- take it outside this morning. we have a live look at our cameras across the bay area. rain in some spots right now, in fact. kari's been monitoring it all for us. >> as we look at the cameras it's like wow, the sun is rising earlier in the morning. now we're able to see a little bit. once we spring forward, we'll go back to the dark mornings next week. we're already seeing the rain passing by. storm ranger is tracking it all with waves of showers, even some thunderstorms moving through as we get

showing you east bay, you see showers across the bay bridge, berkeley, oakland, alameda getting that wet start. for the south bay, milpitas, yv here are the temperatures starting in the 30s and 40s as we start our day. on futurecast, we are going to see drier, quieter weather as we look to our afternoon. daytime highs are still cool, below average four, six, seven degrees this afternoon. we are tracking some showers. gianna has a latest on a traffic alert. >>> west bound 24 unfortunately, a deadly crash. wilder off ramp blocked until further notice. it was involving an overturned pickup truck. there is a lot of activity on scene. the main lines of 24 are open but there was a second crash. it's to the right shoulder and causing a bit of a back up for your commute. if you are getting ready to head out, lanes are open on 24 but you will see brake lights as you head through with the wilder off ramp closed until further notice for the investigation into the incident. stick with an alternate if you can. we'll get a live look at the bay bridge in our next report. >>> we just got this video

the alameda education association. the plan calls for hybrid learning was some in person and some distance classes. the agreement calls for covid testing improved ventilation and hand sanitizing stations. >> with every little change or big change announced by the cdc as well as local public health departments, schools, parents, families. everybody is forced to just adjust on the fly right. will crowd forcefully to god that with parents in orinda today to talk about how they've managed to keep their children mostly in good spirits and ready to adapt and change. >> the pandemic has brought new meaning to the phrase rolling with the punches for families in the orinda union school district as recently as late january. all students were in distance learning full time. nearly 2 months later, 80% of the student body is in a hybrid model of in-person instruction next month following a unanimous vote by the board of trustees tuesday. students will go from 4 in person instruction to 5 days in class a week disease control and pre

in the east bay, any vaccines into the alameda county community remains a high priority. infection rates remain high in some of the lower economic areas. an oakland san leandro and hayward that fact is among the primary reasons alameda county remains in the restrictive purple tier of california's blueprint for a safer economy. >>i think it has to do with just hitting the people that really don't have time for covid you know they have to work 2 jobs, they had their children are in this kind distance learning where they're trying to figure out daycare and babysitting for plus they have to go to work, you know they don't have time to worry about covid and so they're doing the best they can and we're trying to help them. it's definitely been true when case rates rise. >>we see greatest impacts in our most dense neighborhoods. especially up and down the corridor. >>alameda county's health officer says the county has hit the red tier metrics but must meet the metrics for one more week in order to advance. educators with the san francisco unified school district will no longer h

, just 24 hours before the county of alameda learns if they will move into the orange deer. >> i heardmight be happening at some point but i didn't knows as soon as this week. >> reporter: improving covid-19 numbers mean napa, sonoma, and alameda counties are likely to go into the orange deer this week. indoor gym capacity goes from 10 to 25 percent, indoor dining capacity goes from 25 to 50 percent but will more people go inside? >> it seems more and more people are more willing to sit inside. >> reporter: good news for those cooking up pasta at linguini's costa pasta and vino. >> are you ready to eat inside? >> i would not go to a gym and doors right now. i would go to certain restaurants, probably not every restaurant. >> reporter: movie theaters will go from 25 to 50 percent capacity and those at the alameda theater and cineplex say they plan on reopening. >> our goal date we are looking at is april 9. it's been a roller coaster ride because a lot of times we have brought staff on and then called them off. >> reporter: it's expected we will learn on tuesday if these three counties

let's take a closer look at alameda county. to move to the red tier counties must have less than 7 cases per 100,000 people for two weeks. right now alameda county is down to 6.3 cases. so, yes, that's under that seven. alameda county expects to go to the red tier by wednesday. that means indoor dining, gyms, movie theaters can reopen. >>> not just businesses, but schools reopening. in palo alto, tomorrow all grades are returning to the classroom. tk through 12. elementary students in the district have been back in hybrid model since october. 6th graders went back last tuesday. now it is the high schools turn. last week during a visit to barron elementary governor newsom held out the palo alto school district as an example how to reopen safely. >>> new at 11:00, the late night battle in the east bay and it is all about that freeway overpass right there. is it a first amendment ride or a traffic hazard? pro-trump demonstrators are fighting back against lafayette city council. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us from the over

why thousands of vaccination appointments were canceled in santa clara and alameda counties. >>good evening and thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 i'm vicki liviakis said i'm grant lotus the weather is much calmer tonight with mostly. >>scattered showers in the forecast at this point. but hey it was intense earlier today we have live team coverage this evening from the mess on the ground too. what came from the sky and the latest on the storm that we want to kick it off with some breaking news on the bay bridge and what a wild night it has been traffic. at an absolute standstill, heading from the east bay into san francisco. crews have just finished clearing a multi-car crash near treasure island. the on-ramp there all westbound lanes have been just minutes ago. but as you can see traffic just really hasn't picked up yet. according to san francisco fire department this crash involved a tractor trailer and several other cars. we have no word on any injuries but here's a look at some of the video from the citizen app this was shared by a lieutenant with the san francisc

the alameda unified school district reached a tentative reopening agreement with the alameda education association. the plan calls for hybrid learning with some in person and some distance classes. there will also be covid testing improve ventilation and hand sanitizing stations on hand at these locations. every change announced by the cdc and local public health departments schools, parents and families have in turn been forced to adjust kron four's flee to call met with parents in orinda to talk about how they've managed to keep their children in good spirits and ready to adapt to that change. >> the pandemic has brought new meaning to the phrase rolling with the punches for families in the orinda union school district as recently as late january. all students were in distance learning full time. nearly 2 months later, 80% of the student body is in a hybrid model of in-person instruction next month following a unanimous vote by the board of trustees tuesday. students will go from 4 in person instruction to 5 days in class week disease control and prevention has amended its physical d

maybe we get some of these purple counties out of purple that's going to kron 4 sarah stinson in alameda county with the details. hi sarah. >>i like that to tuesday we can make it kind of fun because it has been very fun, people just sitting on the edge of their seat look when are we going to reopen further have people messaging me all the time saying are we there yet are we there yet well today we'll find out from the governor live here in alameda county at south shore center those restaurants here this big retail stores and businesses here will be affected by whatever happened todaif alameda county moves into the red tier and local health officials believe it could very well be this week that they do move into the red tier it's been a long time coming alameda county has been in the purple tier since november. so it's been a tough couple of months with no end in sight. hopefully that end comes today of course it's just you know loosening some restrictions but it is progress the county's making good progress now remember you have to have a case right rate of 7 cases or lower per day for

alameda contra costa solano sonoma county fingers crossed and one of them perhaps we'll move. >>into that less restrictive tier with kron four's dan thorn with a closer look. >>5 bay area counties are already ahead of the others when it comes to reopening santa clara, san francisco, san mateo marine and napa counties have all loosened restrictions in the red tier but counties like contra costa continue to wait. it's really hard. >>hard to not be open right now like the other counties are open right now restaurants like postie know in lafayette have to continue seating their customers outside under the purple tier unlike in the red tier where diners can sit inside up to 25%. >>other indoor activities include movie theaters museums and gyms owner perry town believes the reopenings should be uniform across the bay area. i think it's fair for them to open us up now to other counties are open up. what's making our just going to go to sepsis go for dinner date inside one reason contra costa county has stayed in the purple tier is because of new covid-19 cases per day per 100,000 peo

>> a huge homecoming in alameda. district where all gray levels are headed back to class. >>> don't put those umbrellas away just yet. >>> prince william responding to claims of racism within the royal family. we will have more on that. first, good morning. thanks for joining us. i am anne makovec. >> i am len kiese. good morning. it's shaping up to be a busy thursday and it's only 5:00 in the morning. we begin with mary lee with when we can see sunshine. >>> likely this afternoon we'll start to see clearing and some sunshine. but not for now. we are looking at lingering showers hanging on on high def doppler. you see that wet start to our day in spots. oakland is getting that wet weather through hayward, dublin, tri valley and also the south bay. milpitas, sunnyvale getting those light showers. through the day, we are looking at more sunshine as we go through our day. temperatures right now are in the 30s and in the 40s. you can see the skies beginning to clear as we go through our afternoon with highs in the mid to

el 52% como san francisco, alameda con 34%, santa clara con 31% de vacunados.como centro masivo de vacunaciÓn, asÍ lo anunciÓ fema, sin embargo podrÍa seguir bajo la administraciÓn del condado alameda una vez que las autoridades den el visto bueno. >>> en abril sabemos que se puede vacunar. >>> el 15 de abril todos los mayores se podrÁn vacunar. y veremos mÁs gente que se quiera vacunar. >>> pero hay gente que no quiere ponersela. >>> estoy pensando en no ponermela. >>> el cdc dice que si se vacunen todos se podrÁ salir de esta pandemia. janet es diseÑadora pero su labor ha ido evolucionando, porque ahora hace mascarillas. a peticiÓn de sus amigos que trabajan en un hospital y despuÉs que le cancelaron la cita para su segunda dosis compÁgina a sus familiares. y hoy nos confiesa algunos trucos. (hablan en inglÉs) e por ejemplo dijo que encontrÓ mÁs posibilidad en las farmacias, y tambiÉn cree que entre las 6 y 7 de la maÑana hay mÁs posibilidades. tambiÉn se fia de algunos que estÁn organizados en grupos de facebook y utiliza una pÁgina que le permite saber dÓnd

and alameda county.lth officials say that if they're moved into the orange here, they will adhere to the state guidelines will be cleaning and sanitizing each ball after every use. they're ready to roll out the welcome signs and hand sanitizer at earl anthonys dublin bowl. we've only been open for about 11 days in the last year, so

dan thorn live for us tonight in alameda. he talked with the restaurant's owner and also got reaction from outdoor diners about this terrible accident. good evening, dan. >> good evening. just and yeah, the restaurant's owner tells us that she is really thankful that nobody was seriously injured, especially the 2 kids that were actually in that suv. but this crash has become concerning for some of her customers. outdoor dining parklets like the one behind me here have become essential for businesses in order to make it throughout this pandemic. and for these restaurants safety for their customers is paramount. >> it's a narrow escape for outdoor diners in alameda. a nissan suv driven by a suspected drunk driver is caught on video smashing into a parklet at le as you'll care. >> we were thankful that nobody got hurt. a lot major in. >> restaurant owner gal dina guzman shared these pictures after the suv crushed part of the dining tent along with some tables and fencing set up along santa clara avenue. police say the driver fir

until alameda county reaches the orange tear.the district in the alameda education association are now working on an agreement to get six through 12 graders back into the classroom. there were now more fully vaccinated americans than there are confirmed covid-19 cases. the vaccination effort continues to expand. more and more states are announcing reopening plans. in fact, today, the texas rangers announced they'll be the first team in the four major north american leagues to allow full attendance at games. jonathan siri brings us this report more than 92 million doses of covid-19 vaccines have now been administered in the us, the white house says about 70% of those in the most vulnerable groups have been vaccinated, including seniors and health care workers, and now access is expanding. alaska is now the first state offer vaccines to all residents, 16 and up as well as those who work there full time, and we've been very fortunate that we've been able to protect our most vulnerable and now is an opportunity for other alaskans to

>>oakland-alameda site too so santa rosa. so yesterday was a rough one across the entirety of the state. >>but it did bring us some needed rain and we're still seeing some light showers this morning. here's your center tower cam right here san francisco looks dry. but if you look behind the city skyline, what you see out there in the distance is the in the east bay is some of that shower activity there in the distance you can see that rainfall sitting right over berkeley and some of our heaviest of rainfall is actually right the core of f the bay right now let's start in the south bay though because highway 17 you are on 17 between san jose. >>definitely not ideal as far as that goes oh man what is going on with are. >>carafe ix this this is quite interesting been on tv anymore, there we keeping ago these light showers are just interrupting the forecast ok we're going to go back a that really proving up okay, it's so we are seeing that rainfall out there richmond to help bought her rainfall sitting right there just north of e

and in alameda county you don't have to now. they can now invite a limited number of customers inside. owners say this will help. they are very happy to be in this red tier. some residents tell us they are synthet sthit sympathetic with what these businesses have beenen through. >> i understand the locketen's been tragedy for everybody. i'm looking forward to it. i'm a people person. very social. very outgoing and i really enjoy the community. especially around here. it is reel nice. so yeah. i'm really looking forward. i'm stoked. >> reporter: other businesses that can open indoors, include museums, movie theaters and gyms. retail and grocery stores were already open but now they can allow more customers in than when they were in the purple tier is o you may see the lines go down touds grocery store. alameda, santa cruz and solano are the new counties in the bay area that have just gone into the red tier. contra costa and sonoma are the only counties in the bay area still in the purple. >>> happening today, texas is officially

. >>> for the first time in months, indoor dining is back in alameda county and restaurants aren't thenly ones benefiting. >> as soon as we got red and the restaurants good reopen, bumped right up. >> just to get this opportunity to play, it is exciting. >>> for the first time in a year, friday night lights are back in the bay area. now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, elected officials and professional athletes joining forces in santa clara county to stop attacks against the asian community. good evening, i am elizabeth cook. >> a dramatic rise in crimes like these are now prompting them to take action before someone else is hurt or worse. kpix 5's medina and san jose tonight with reports of fellow lawmakers doing something about it. >> reporter: tonight, i spoke with one assembly member who is bringing together city, county, and state leaders as well as community leaders in a show of solidarity against the recent rise in violence against asians, particularly the elderly. >> i was waiting for some type of rally to organically happen. weeks passed by and i saw nothing. >> he is

yeah we've joining us right now live is congresswoman barbara lee represents alameda county oakland, good morning. congresswoman lee thank you so much for joining us. >>have to be with you it's our pleasure and as daryn mentioned we do have the covid-19 relief bill back in the house now what are you are you optimistic it will get back to president biden's desk for signature. >>i'm optimistic and i just have to say it's a bill unfortunately no republican support it is a 1.9 trillion dollar bill that will actually help save lives and livelihoods it's extremely important. i'm so pleased that we're able to get many provisions and that i myself championed. and i want to just say we have fought for this for not only democrats but republicans for independence for green party members and for people who don't have any of party affiliation we did not get one single republican vote. so we're going to move and save lives alive and that's because this. >>so when will when will the check in the mail i you hopefully very soon but we have the march 4th deadline of course for the enhanced unemploymen

kpix 5's da lin is in live in alameda where business owners are hoping for the best. da? >> reporter: that's right brian. a lot of folks got their fingers crossed. now once the state relaxes the restrictions, the owner of cinema grill says he will open indoor dining immediately. and he plans to bring back a lot more workers. >> we're finally going to get back to some normalcy. >> reporter: ky o'connor owns the cinema grill and theater. >> the restaurant now, probably got about 25%, maybe 30% of the staff back in place. probably get it up close to 50% and once we get the indoor dining open. >> reporter: he says it's easy to reopen indoor dining from a logistical standpoint. it's a lot more complicated for a theater. even if the governor allows indoor theaters, starting on wednesday, it will still take them a few more weeks to open up. >> got to gear up all the staffing. the second part of it is, there's got to be movies to play. and right now, there's not a lot of movies to play. >> reporter: since last summer, he's been operating a drive-in theater at the old naval base.

en el aÑo 2021, sequÍa severa en contra costa, a la —— alameda y solano.a se habÍan acumulado 2.66 pulgadas de lluvia. asÍ ocurrÍa en san francisco cerca de las 6:00 de la tarde. no se podÍa ver la regiÓn de la bahÍa por esa lluvia de moderada a fuerte . temperatura cerca de los 55. maÑana podemos amanecer en los altos 40 y bajo 50. esta primera ronda de aguacerosse va retirando poco a poco de la bahÍa de san francisco. un sistema bastante amplio, tiene una baja presiÓn que estarÁ hacia el sureste. esto puede aportar la llegada de mÁs aguaceros dispersos a la bahÍa. nada de lluvia significativa.cerca de las 3:30 de la madrugada del sÁbado tal vez algunos aguaceros aislados en san mateo, santa cruz y el sur de la bahÍa. el sÁbado ya mejore las condiciones del tiempo. temperatura 63, luego del sÁbado nada de precipitaciones. >> en pantalla puede ver los centros de vacunaciÓn, puede acudir en el Área de la bahÍa. paola: puede visitar el sitio en internet que aparece en pantalla o llamar al 8334224255. paola: esta maÑana un tren de amtrak impactÓ contra un veh

there was a few hot spots of covid that prevented alameda county from moving into the red tier sooner like the other bay area counties did last week but now it looks like the county's making some good progress remember you have to have a case rate of 7 cases or lower per day for 2 straight weeks. that's 7 cases per 100,000 people of course to be eligible to move into the red tier to just in case rate in alameda county has gone down in the last 2 weeks and currently sits at 6.3 cases per day per 100,000 people. the county has been in the purple tier since november, so this is a long time coming what would this change let's remind you because now that applies to you i'm sure perked up a bit indoor dining that's 25% capacity, we haven't seen that in this county a long time, retail stores at maximum capacity of 50% gyms can finally reopen only at 10% capacity and have movie theaters zoos museums and aquariums opening at 25% capacity now i talked to a woman and her son and they explain just how hard of a year it has been losing a job working part-time now getting a whole new job going to o

alameda, solano and santa cruz counties advance this week.t allows for more reopenings including limited indoor dining and gyms. sonoma and contra costa counties are still in the purple tier. that could change very soon. health officials in both counties say they expect to move as soon as next week. >>> you can see where your county stands in the reopening process anytime on our website, this map shows you what's open and what is closed in each tier. find the tracker at abc7news.com. >>> this morning, middle and high schools in pleasanton unified school district reopen for in person learning. this is the first time we're seeing this in alameda county as they welcome back older students. amy hollyfield is live at foothill high school with the become welcome they have planned. hey, amy. >> reporter: i think they're excited. look behind me at this sign they have here at foothill high school, welcoming the kids back. the parents also plan tool ando as they the first time in about a year. we have seen these parents before. in january, they held a

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. >>

en nuestra regiÓn, el condado alameda ha vacunado a mÁs de 668,000 personas, luego lo sigue el condado vacunas. mÁs de 388,000 en el condado san mateo. veamos cuÁntas de estas dosis han sido aplicadas en el condado santa clara. solamente el siete % de los vacunados son de origen hispano, mientras que en el condado alameda la cifra es 7.2 %— en san francisco el 10 % y en el condado san mateo, el 6.6 % la pandemia continÚa presentando un riesgo para trabajadores que se sienten enfermos pero que temen perder su empleo si piden licencia por enfermedad. por eso la legislatura estatal aprobÓ un plan que extenderÍa los pagos de licencia por enfermedad hasta el 30 de septiembre. esto permitirÍa que empleados de grandes compaÑÍas puedan descansar por dos semanas si reportan sÍntomas de coronavirus o necesitan vacunarse. ahora falta la firma del gobernador. el cdc dio a conocer nuevos cambios para la reapertura de las escuelas. los seis pies de distancia requeridos entre pupitres ahora podrÁn ser de tres pies. hablamos con la superintendencia de las escuelas del condado contra costa. >> me parec

the alameda county fair.ut you can also go to open after 4 months being closed down fairyland is finally reopening. there will be safety guidelines in phase regardless of whether you've been vaccinated or not. everyone must wear a mask and keep their distance and the capacity is capped at 25% just to be safe. the park will be open in 2 shifts. so the first shift is between 09:00am and noon. and then the second ship will be between one and 4 o'clock and you can buy your ticket online. and then movie theaters yes or more movie theaters that are reopening across the bay area. a mass will be required and social distance seen in force. all of the theaters are limiting of limiting the capacity and hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes will be available for when you go into the theater again, officials even though things are opening up. don't let your guard down to please, please, please always wear your mask keep your distance and just keep those hands clean. back to you guys. good advice. all right. thank you very

this is a long time coming for alameda county because alameda county, they sat back and watched the other counties turn red before them are in county was one of the first counties in the bay area and then we saw san francisco last week. alameda county was sitting in the purple. the most restrictive tier for quite some time because the covid numbers are still high and then earlier this week the state said alameda county, you're doing just fine. that's pull you back a little bit. let's get you into the red, which means 25% capacity for indoor dining. 25% capacity for movie theaters. 10% for gyms. you can go to museums. you go to zoos. you can do a lot of things. you could not do before with the weather. so great get outside. enjoy yourself indoor dining is always special. i know you can do outdoor dining, but indoor dining is special not just for the customers but especially for the businesses because this great weather, we know well last forever and at restaurants, james and ari, i know you can concur more options, the better it is. and now you have 2 options endure outdoor indoor this mor

now the big question for alameda people. when will i see that direct payment? will president biden is expected to sign the bill into law? on friday, the iris will begin to get to work and you could see that check eligible people could see that check by the end of the month reporting live. greg lee ktvu fox two news, julie. all right, greg. thank you. south bay congresswoman and issue says the american rescue act passed today will provide the financial assistance desperately needed to help people get back on their feet. almost every aspect of our day to day lives, eyes found in this legislation, and it really builds an economic bridge to the future. for families and for children and individuals because the pandemic has caused economic upheaval, she goes on to call the legislation, quote transformational and will lift half of the children living below the poverty line out of poverty. in a bipartisan vote today, the senate confirmed merrick garland as the next u. s attorney general. both republicans and democrats in the senate praised garland, calling him uniquely

alameda and solano county also likely move out of that dark purple most restrictive tier and into the red. let's take a closer look at has lame da county in order to move to that red tier. counties have to have fewer than seven cases per 100,000 people for two weeks. right now holding steady at 6.3. alameda county expects to go into the red tier by wednesday and that means indoor dining, gyms and movie theaters can start to reopen with limited capacity. >>> a big change in the morning routine today for palo alto high school students, gearing up to physically return to the classroom for the first time in a year. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in palo alto. i know schools have been working hard to get to this point. >> reporter: they really have, marcus. i remember vividly last year when the elementary school students were coming back they were so excited in this school district to come back to school for in-person learning, understandably some nervous. all grades are learning to the classroom, tk through 12th, elementary students in the district have been back in a hybrid

now the governor is in alameda right now talking about plans to reopen schools. we are going there live right now. he is speaking with one of -- one of the elementary schools that is just announced its plans to reopen. he said 9,000 of california's 11,000 schools are open or plan to reopen in the next few weeks. we weeks. >>> the deadline to collect $6.6 billion expires at the end of on school reopenings. mount dimount diablo will reopen in phasea as soon as march 25th. the tentative agreement will need consensus from the teacher's union. a vote of approval is needed to the district board which is scheduled to meet tonight. >>> part of the road to recovery is vaccination and today frontline transit workers got theirs. emily turner is in san th confined spaces. not a good combination. now there is an option to keep them safe. it's a big day for 100vta frontline workers. they are lined up at the fairgrounds to get their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. >> i'm very excited. i had some issues earlier this year that just worried me about where we were at and now

there's also impacts restaurants in alameda county. they can increase indoor capacity to 50% offices can reopen and have employees who have been working remotely returned to the building, some in their entertainment centers like bowling alleys can also open gyms can increase capacity. zoos and movie theaters can now increase capacity to 50% ktvu got a chance to speak with the owner of the historic alameda theater and cineplex. the theater was forced to close during the pandemic and to stay in business. they offered pop up driving. police. instead the owner told ktvu. he's preparing to reopen the indoor theater in just the next couple weeks. but even at 50% capacity, which is what would be allowed, the theater probably can only allow about 25% inside because of spacing rules. at six ft. distancing we have to skip every other row of seats, and then we're also creating buffers on each side of anybody that purchases a ticketo your framework in the states, a blueprint for a safer economy looks at testing, healthcare capacity and positive ca