alameda county contra, costa county and cal. oh yes. will form a joint command to operate this site equipment, the tense and people working here will remain for at least 4 more weeks until may 9th the state will provide half of the weekly vaccine supply for the site. the counties will provide the other half with the goal of doing about 6,000 vaccinations per day contra. costa county health officials are confident they can keep that pace up for at least the next month. i think that number will be we still don't know exactly what will happen after. i think and when the initial four-week extension. >> his transition to the next phase. so we're still working on that. expect the to be stable or maybe even good on a little bit. if demand goes down. >> it really depends on how many people are yet to be vaccinated in the community are interested in vaccination as of april 12th anyone 16 years or older who lives in contra, costa county or alameda county can now make an appointment. this location has 17 drive-thru lanes. but there are also walk-u

let's talk about right here in alameda county. this week they're expecting only 3,800 doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine, the one-shot dose vaccine, down from 15,000 the previous week. bay area counties are allowing appointments for 16 and older ahead of april 15th here in alameda county for folks working in sectors they say have increased risk of covid ex-personeur. contra costa county that eligibility opened up a couple of weeks back. san francisco is opening the eligibility to specific priority zip codes and already leading to long lines in san francisco, when it comes to getting that vaccine. >> do about 2,000 vaccinations at zsfg per day we anticipate to do this for the next several weeks. >> reporter: how about this? the vaccine at zuckerberg general actually ran out by 1:00 p.m. yesterday. alameda county says they don't have enough supply to meet this upcoming demand but they said they expect to get more of that supply in the coming months. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, pete, thank yo

if you live in one of those 12 counties and alameda county or 12 zip codes in alameda county, and you're having trouble booking an appointment. try a new area that's not necessarily close to your house. you may also want to try and bypass your private provider and go through ah public provider or maybe through a drugstore. if you're still having trouble, of course, we've reached out to the alameda county health department to get more suggestions. what people can do. and as soon as they get back to me, i will pass it on to you. we're live in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox. two news web back to you, julie. yeah, i know when you're trying to get one of those appointments, you have to be persistent, jesse. thank you. athletes in the special olympics along with their families and coaches, all lined up today to get their coronavirus vaccine at levi stadium. the vaccination site was a joint effort between santa clara county, the special olympics and the 49ers. health officials say this vaccination event is important because people with intellectual or developmental disabilities are three times a

more than 41,000 johnson and johnson vaccines have made their way to alameda county. the next shipments will include a warning label on the viles hoping people distrust of vaccines. but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's been really careful jerry balance as any vaccine will help in the fight against the deadly virus hill. you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. san francisco and marin county also have plans to resume the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine once it is allowed by the western states crew in alameda county, camila barco kron 4 news. >> amazing. beautiful day has been really kind of share a murder case for winning go earthquakes. >> coming up next in sports. we'll go to the south bay to see what it was like for fans and players as the earthquakes. welcome fans back >> and now kron 4 sports. >> right now kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills has a look at how the san jose earthquakes returned to the field for the first time with fans in the stands. >> did not not only the team get a win but back the first time in mor

gayle ong was there. >> alameda county has seen an uptick in hate crimes since the pandemic. that's why the union city police department and the alameda county district attorney's office set up shop here at a local supermarket to bring awareness to the community. it's an effort union city resident rj regis appreciates. my mom is site. >> 50 years old and she she uses public transportation and sometimes it scares me to go from lee my sister picking up much as she can. regions have been worried about family amid a rise of reported attacks against asians over the course of the pandemic. police officers and members of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've

i want to focus specifically on alameda county, the numbers for this week. the county is expecting only about 3,800 doses of johnson & johnson vaccine. now that's down more than 70% of what they got last week which was around 15,000 doses. still, you have counties allowing folks 16 and older to make appointments before this thursday, including alameda county, which is going to make tell jibl for appointments for groups working in areas with high exposure to covid. san francisco is also doing the same but that's going to be for folks who live in the priority zip codes. now, i did speak with two desrents in alameda county since it's in their county. the first interview is from someone who is vaccinated and the second interview is from someone who hasn't been vaccinated and here's what they had to say. >> i think everybody should just be patient and get vaccinated and i think it will affect everyone, but if we're just patient and still wear our masks and then wait it out we'll be fine. >> i'm personally not too concerned about it. like i'm in the category of the

alameda county hosted a vaccination clinic at the senior center. everyone 60 and older is eligible, as you know. they ended up having older people sign up this time. >> my goal is to get everybody vaccinated without a question. today is -- we have to cap it because we can only do as much as we can. there are other people doing the same thing today in other locations. >> the county health department will be back in about a month to deliver the second doses. >>> tonight the state says 60% of californians are vaccinated in the area. take a look at marin county, 72% of the people in marin county have at least one shot. this is the bay area in the 50s and the 60s. sonoma county, contra costa county and san francisco, as well. solano is the only county below 50% and it's at 47. as the nation was making progress, too. the graph showing the average number of doses each day and we have a bit of a slump in february and we dipped down a bit to 1.4 million doses administered on february 20th and since then, back up it goes back up to april 1st and 2. million s

so right now the alameda county police department, they put on administrative leave. those 3 officers and there are many on known questions answers in this case courting live here in alameda. theresa stasi back to you guys. but talking about the protocols. >> the chief obviously can't to get too specific because of this investigation. but at least he could describe or maybe even provide what the protocols are during an arrest when you take a subject down to the ground similar to the george floyd case where there are specific actions that officers can do when they're trying to apprehend somebody who is resisting and the levels of force that can be used in each situation. does the alameda police department have written protocols and can we access those. >> we can definitely access those can. and i did. pointedly asked the chief for him to say whether what happened was protocol, if that is something because we did here in the chevron case that the chief and that particular case said that it wasn't protocol. what happened. but that was a very separate case regards to we do

one by the alameda county sheriff's department one by. >> the alameda county district attorney's office and an outside agency going through piece by piece. the officers actions and then separately. there is the autopsy that is underway and the toxicology reports, all of those findings coming out of the next couple of weeks here in alameda. theresa kron 4 news. >> alameda as interim chief has confirmed across for the 3 officers involved or eric mcneely who has been on the force for 3 years. cameron leahy, who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been on the force for 10 years. we first alerted you to the updates on this story through our kron 4 news app. so make sure you have to download it. you can stay up to date with all the latest news by downloading that app. emotions ran high in the santa cruz courtroom yesterday adrian aj gonzales was given the maximum sentence for 2015, that kidnapping and murder of an 8 year old maddie middleton kron four's. rob fladeboe has that story. >> after pleading guilty earlier this month in the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of

thank you, bob. >>> you were mentioning alameda county quite a bit there, and we are learning about the vaccination efforts, and the county about 30% of its residents fully vaccinated. according to sf gate, piedmont has the highest with 14 cities and 47% fully vaccinated despite reporting that some of the lowest infection rates in the county. you can compare it to oakland where 30% of the adults are now fully vaccinated. >>> all right. brace yourself for new setback in the vaccine rollout. one week before the eligibility expands statewide to anyone over age 16. the states are now learning how big of a hit they will get from the recent johnson & johnson flub that led to millions of doses being thrown in the garbage lt -- and we look at that impact and where it is going to have the biggest hit. cierra johnson has the report. >> yes, it was said to speed up the process to get the folks vaccinated, but now the state is going to see a 90% decrease in the number of johnson & johnson vaccines. this is according to the "mercury news." looking at the numbers to see how big of a hit number-wise,

like alameda county, l.a. county over the weekend went ahead and broadened its eligibility.he entire state moves to over 16 this thursday. l.a. county is also battling supply issues with the johnson & johnson vaccine, reducing shipments, this is due to recent production errors. >>> california getting closer to half of all of its residents with at least one vaccination shot. it's now nearing 23 million vaccinations. the state reported nearly 5,000 new cases yesterday, number of deaths since the start of the pandemic is now approaching 60,000. according to the state. but the "l.a. times" reports over the weekend it surpassed that number. >>> covid testing rates are dropping in the south bay. santa clara county reportedly has seen testing fall by nearly 35% over the past two months. county health experts are reminding people to keep getting tested, especially as those new variants keep popping up. >>> happening today, the alameda county courthouse and hayward hall of justice will reopen more widely on a limited basis. people will be allowed to perform limited activities, conduc

in addition to the alameda county sheriff's department and alameda county district attorney's office. the city manager has called for an independent outside investigation which is ongoing by the wheeze ready of the ready public block group. and that report will be released to the public when completed. >> but from watching the video also from listening to police experts during our coverage of this. many of them said that the officers had no reason to put their hands on him. they had no reason to use deadly force investigation complete one thing. but from looking at it, is that how you want the officers in your city to be responding to calls of someone who's. possibly drunk in a park. >> you know, we always want our first responders to respond appropriately to the situation. and in fact, almost a year ago following the murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officers or police officer. chauvin has not been convicted in his death. the city of alameda under the direction of the city manager dab list. a steering committee of 4 african american residents who helped put together 5 set

anyone 16 and up can get your shot today as of today in solano, contra costa and alameda counties. these are the ones in orange, okay? so that changed today. santa clara county is in green. it's down here. it's still vaccinating people 50 and up but allowing adults 16 and up to start scheduling their appointments for the 15th, which is at the end of this week. let's talk about sonoma. these are in blue. that means adults 50 and up, 16 and up with medical risk conditions, they can schedule their appointments. anyone between 16 and 49 will have to wait until the 15th to get your shot. but marin says it will allow you to start trying to book your appointment on wednesday. and then finally, we have san francisco right here in yellow, right? it's vaccinating adults 16 and up, but only in 12 special zip codes. communities hit hardest by the virus. everywhere else it is 16 and up. so it's a lot to take in, right? if you need sorting through all this information we're here to help you. our sister station is partnering with the california department of public health for a vaccine help line.

santa clara county is the county with the most vaccines that have been given out, followed by alameda and contra costa counties. some essential farm workers in santa clara county received their second dose of the covid vaccine on this cesar chavez day. county health workers were at the monterey mushrooms facility in morgan hill officials say the second doses were administered today because it is important not to leave anyone behind and that essential workers who want the vaccine should be able to get it is good that farmers are not only essential working, but also get in the back scenes. today we ensure that 1000 of our frontline workers have been vaccinated, and that is just incredible. ancestor chavez state what a legacy more than 1000 agricultural workers receive the vaccine. in at the facility after farm workers became eligible for the vaccine at the beginning of the month. grocery workers in concord are now getting hazard pay the conference city council adopted the ordinance unanimously yesterday it applies to large grocery stores. such a safeway and trader joe's that employ more

the difference is in where the supply comes from so we are really happy to partner with alameda county to make sure this important resource stays in our community. >> this is the partnership without or with alameda county and the state so is there a change in the number of doses were able to deliver? >> so not yet. what we have worked out with the state is that they will provide have to doses and then each county will provide a quarter of the doses, so it really depends on how many the counties can allocate and the state will match. right now our commitment is 10,500 doses a week, and as long as we can maintain that we should not see any change at the coliseum. >> the county is welcoming people 16 and older to sign up for the vaccine so i'm imagining that is a lot of people and are you ready? has the staffing change? are you able to make up for fema leaving? >> we actually opened the and up last week in our county so we s saw a huge spike in reques at that time and then as always happens, we see the request drop off over time, so we are really not all that worried about capacity and th

taking a look here at the bay area, santa clara county has administered the most shots with more than 1.3 million so far. alameda contra costa and san francisco along with san mateo rounding out the top 5. you can find the latest numbers on vaccine distribution county by county at kron 4 dot com despite those numbers improving the global death toll from the covid-19 vaccine for a virus, i should say, has now topped more than 3 million people worldwide america now accounting for more than one in 6 of the world's covid-19 deaths. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more on the federal government's latest efforts to battle the pandemic here at home and across the globe. >> the world health organization reports about one in 4 people in wealthy countries have been vaccinated compared to about one in 500 in poor countries, us health officials say they have a responsibility to make those numbers more equal to protect americans now and in the future. >> the increasing trend in cases hospitalizations and deaths are very concerning. more than a year into the pandemic. they threaten the progress and there are warning

those five counties are alameda, marin, san francisco, santa clara and sam a tale. los angeles county once hit hard by the coronavirus will move to the less restrictive orange tear tomorrow, the county will adopt stricter guidelines than what the state allows. but still bars that don't serve food will be allowed to open outdoors. dodger stadium will allow more fans inside from 20% to 33% and theme parks, including six flags. magic mountain can. expand from 15 to 25% capacity and you can find the very latest on the vaccine rollout and re openings on our website ktvu dot com. all of the latest developments are under our covid-19 tab. trapped he can't hit that. stanford survived again. the stanford cardinal women are national champions for the first time, since all the way back in 1992. they won the championship today by one point over arizona. and as you saw there, the game literally went right down to a last second shot by arizona. ktvu joe fonzi here now. what a game today, joe. yeah, no question about it. frank just say that this was the season full of challenges fo

more than 41,000 johnson and johnson vaccines have made their way to alameda county. the next shipments will include a warning label on the viles hoping it will get people distrust of vaccines, but instead trust the vaccines that everyone to be really careful jerry balance as any vaccine will help in the fight against the deadly virus hill. you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. san francisco and marin county also have plans to resume the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine once it is allowed by the western states crew in alameda county, camila barco kron 4 news. well, now let's take a look at the covid vaccine administration numbers in california. as of today, the whole state has administered almost 28 million doses. >> here in the bay area. santa clara county remains at the highest one and a half million have been administered. there. napa county, which also has the least population has administered almost 130,000 doses and it was a big day for contra. costa county as they have now surpassed 1 million doses this milestone, this h

. >>> contra costa county teaming up with alameda county to get more people vaccinated. good evening, i am juliette goodrich in for elizabeth. >> i am alan martin. anyone 16 and older from alameda and contra costa counties can now sign up to get vaccinated at the oakland coliseum site but there is still a question, will there be enough supply? i spoke with kim from contra costa health about how they plan to keep up with the demand. >> i do that anybody would notice any difference, really. the difference is in where the supply comes from so we are really happy to partner with alameda county to make sure this important resource stays in our community. >> this is the partnership without or with alameda county and the state so is there a change in the number of doses were able to deliver? >> so not yet. what we have worked out with the state is that they will provide have to doses and then each county will provide a quarter of the doses, so it really depends on how many the counties can allocate and the state will match. right now our commitment is 10,500 doses a week, and a

according to the website, the alameda county public health department residents of alameda county who are 16 and older can now book appointments through the states, my turn system and then by thursday, everyone 16 and older in california will be eligible to get the coronavirus vaccine in san francisco tomorrow, some schools will be allowing students to return to their classrooms. interviews. james tours tells us that each school is offering different options for more than a year. zoom classrooms were the on lee classrooms in san francisco, getting schools toe reopen. and next week is ah, huge win and accomplishment. clifford g. is the father of a first grade student in san francisco's unified school district. he's also on the leadership team for decreasing the distance apparent initiative, calling for a demand for a plan for in person instruction. the group has been responsible for the zoom in protest. over the last few months there was challenged in communication and transparency around us getting the word out on what's going on on lee 22 schools will partially reopened doors to t k

more than 41,000 johnson and johnson vaccines have made their way to alameda county. the next shipments will include a warning label on the viles hoping it will get people distrust of vaccines, but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's been really careful jerry balance as any vaccine will help in the fight against the deadly virus hill. you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. san francisco and marin county also have plans to resume the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine once it is allowed by the western states crew in alameda county, camila barco kron 4 news. >> well, now let's take a look at the covid vaccine administration numbers in california and there was a milestone was reached today. but first. the whole state has now administered 28 million doses. and here in the bay area, santa clara county remains at the highest with one and a half million doses. now administered napa county, which does have the these population has administered almost 130,000 doses. the big day was in contra, costa county, though they have now surpa

this is alameda county. those are the zip codes the county has identified as being hardest hit by covid. they have decided to target them now. all californians 16 and older will be eligible in a week for the vaccine, but the county says there is no time to waste in the zip codes, so they are going to take action now. we've got the list of all 12 of those zip codes. take a look. see if yours is on the list. if you can go ahead and book an appointment now for anyone 16 and older these include areas of oakland, hayward, san leandro, and san lorenzo. officials say this is where many front-line workers live, people who have not been able to work from home. people who need to get vaccinated. contra costa county is another county in the bay area that's also opening vaccinations to everyone over the age of 16. that county did not do it by zip code, opening it up to the hall county. alameda, specifically targeting those 12 zip codes. so for a week, those people have an edge. got appointment now if you can, because it

contra costa county is the opposite of san francisco and alameda county. they are expecting 120,000 doses . that's 29,000 more than last week. >> a large part of the reason we've been able to do so is contra costa county has federally qualified health clinics. there is federally qualified health clinics in all kinds of counties however, ours are mostly run by the county. san francisco is getting a jumpstart offering free vaccinations. thousands were turned down this weekend due to supply. we were at zuckerberg general hospital breaking down the vaccine crunch. >> reporter: thousands of people showed up early and got in a long line for a vaccine clinic at zuckerberg hospital. the wait was painful for some. >> we've been waiting for three and half hours. >> they opened eligibility early ahead of the april 15 expansion to those living in eight priorities zip codes under certain communities. reservation walk-in appointments are available. nobody knew how big the demand would be. >> we had a little over 6000 individuals show up today for 9:00. >> reporter: was o

. ♪ usaa ♪ >> to the east a spate now in alameda county.ple 16 and older in certain zip codes are eligible for covid-19 vaccinations and more give you a look here at some of the supt the numbers on your screen. these are the areas where residents can get vaccines. the county made this announcement yesterday. also in alameda county, people considered at high risk because of health problems. they can get vaccinated. do regardless of zip and has some states consider or rejects the use of vaccine passports. the debate here in california is apparently starting to heat up a little bit. kron four's. ashley zavala explains where the state stands on the question of those passports. >> as california prepares to allow large gatherings live performances and receptions next week. state leaders say for now there are no plans for a vaccine verification. system in california watching closely. what? >> the federal partners making sure that all. vaccine verification private the equity and fairness. currently. current plans by the impose or have a vaccine pas

also now investigating the city of alameda has hired an outside agency to investigate and the alameda county district attorney's office as well as the alameda sheriff's office have each launched separate investigations. we also now know the names of the 3 officers involved. >> eric mckinley, who's been on the force there for 3 years. cameron leahy who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been an officer there for 10 years all these officers involved are currently on paid leave. and we also now know the toxicology report will take at least 2 more months. so it may be some time before we know the exact cause of death the attorney representing the officer says they use proper de escalation tactics will hear more from them tonight during conference in prime time. >> starting at 8. but right now kron 4 subject all talk to a criminal defense attorney today who says that the video shows the officers used excessive force. >> south, a criminal defense attorney cody soften of the south in law firm says the alameda police departments description of 26 year-old mario gonzalez is

alameda county wants to give certain neighborhoods a head start when it comes to vaccinating those 16 years and older. >> come april 15th the entire state. according to governor gavin newsome 16 years and older can theoretically get their shot. but for now, alameda county chose about 10 zip codes because they feel that those zip codes have been harder hit by covid-19, which is why they're giving them. >> that one week head start so many zip codes to go through, including this one. this is in hayward office center street. one of the neighborhoods that will be able to vaccinate those 16 years and older too many to mention. but let me knock out a few for you. there's 9, 4, 6, '01, 6. '03, 6. '05. there's also 9, 4, 5, 7, 7, and 9, 4, 5, 7, 8, if you didn't catch it there are plenty of zip codes to pass along. all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com and you can look at all that those locations for you. keep in mind you have to prove that you live in that specific neighborhood because let's face it, you drive a couple of blocks and all of a sudden is it co changes. also, keep in mind th

alameda county supervisor wilma chan says fema was able to administer 42,000 shots per week, while the county administers between 15 to 17,000 doses. each week, the county asked fema 44 week extension or extra vaccines do what transition? they were told. no. they indicated that there ur missio that this was their eight week mission that they had intended. alameda county health care services agency director colin charla has been a part of negotiations with the federal government and said they're not giving up. we're still trying apply will be increasing. it just won't be increasing as quickly as we hope, and unfortunately, this resource from our region will be standing down just at a time when we need it. in the statement, fema says, quote fema has delivered older promise vaccines. the state of california plus some additional doses advisor on sunday, april 11th the eight week community vaccination centers mission will be completed. what that does not mean. vaccinations will end. in quote, they know that there's enough vaccine throughout the country by pharmacies and medical plants that

now that alameda county is in the orange tier, more fans will be a lot of the games.ever, attendance can't go past 26% capacity and other changes they will notice his cashless transactions, mobile concessions delivered your seat, mandatory face masks except while eating or drinking. >>> more local news at 5:30. relief for hundreds of farmworkers who put their lives at risk every day. on this holiday the push to vaccinate the most vulnerable. >>> fighting for his job, a new poll suggests how the you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> more local news for you at 5:30. an aggressive disease killing sea lions. now we know what is behind it and how it could help humans. >>> governor newsom's job on the line. the new poll of how he would do if a recall election were held today. >>> today is cesar chavez day, the state holiday honoring the labor organizer and founder of the united farmworkers union. today santa clara county is making a push to vaccinate hundreds of farm and food workers and one of its most vulnerable communities. >>> kpix 5 is live in morgan hill to explai

and we'll also make a $20,000 donation to the alameda county community food, bank in may last year. the store was charged for illegally raising the prices of essential food items far beyond the cap and polls under governor gavin newsome, state of emergency declaration. the east bay. dramatic home. surveillance video caught the moments when teens tried to carjack a man outside of san leandro home. now police say the oys approached the victim with a gun. but that man managed to body slam. one of them can force tell exactly has more on that. >> 2 young suspects under the age of 15 caught on home surveillance video in an attempted armed carjacking in >> one of the suspects squealing after the victim body slammed him to the ground to disarm him. very scary actually, who are home at the time. so. >> yeah, it was scary how the neighbors for. little learned. >> san leandro police say just 6 hours before this incident. the same young suspects tried to rob a man at a chase bank atm of fairmont drive. they say the victim scared them off by claiming to be an off-duty officer. however, the suspe

more than 41,000 johnson and johnson vaccines have made their way to alameda county.he next shipments will include a warning label on the viles, hoping it will get people distrust of vaccines, but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's been really careful jerry balance as any vaccine will help in the fight against the deadly virus hill. you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. san francisco and marin county also have plans to resume the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine once it is allowed by the western states crew in alameda county, camila barco kron 4 news. >> now let's take a look at the covid vaccine administration here in california. as of today, the whole state has administered almost 28 million doses here in the bay area. santa clara county remains at the highest one and a half million doses have been administered, napa county, which also has the least population has administered 130,000 doses. it was also a big day for contra costa county. they have now surpassed 1 million doses this milestone is ahead of their goal of

now the state we'll match both of those counties alameda and contra costa county. there vaccine supply to that site and fema, as you mentioned, will play a smaller role to assist. >> the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site is here to stay, at least for another month on tuesday. governor gavin newsome reassure that the state together with alameda and contra. costa counties will take over management of this site. >> cal. oh, yes. with those 2 counties and will be matching the allocations coming from those 2 counties with the state allocation. vaccines. we were not successful and extending beyond the commitment that the federal government made all the federal government will no longer provide the covid-19 vaccine supply at this site. fema will stay there to help out. the site is expected to do. 6,000 vaccinations per day state will be the majority of the vaccine. >> and we'll be taking a small portion of vaccine. >> from are a lot. in contra. costa will be doing the same. alameda county supervisor wilma chan says. >> this agreement came with good timing as the stat

costa county. >> well, it adds 4,000 vaccines a day which are shared between contra, costa and alameda counties. both. and the coliseum itself. plus, brings a about teams to contra. costa county and only the counties as well to vaccinate more so all in all, we're adding about. 6,000 vaccines a which is fantastic. it will really help us keep up with the demand. a lot of people have been waiting now is the time to express your interest and come in and get vaccinated. we want to get to that community immunity and we're making headway. so we're really pleased to have the coliseum site. and access through my turn for contra. appalachian that's i was supposed to close tomorrow but is going to be expanded at least for another 4 weeks. >> can you talk a little bit about what the partnership will be like between you and alameda county and what it took just kind efforts behind the scene to keep that mass vaccination site open at the coliseum. >> sure. yeah, i was a lot late night talks to get the deal guy and then have to give our i think still partners in alameda county and our partners at the state whi

it's my understanding that 14 or 15 school districts in alameda county already open or are planning toso why not free money? some of the parents raised money to hire a lawyer to help push the fremont school district after the district failed to negotiate a deal with teachers to come back to classrooms this semester across the bay, hundreds of students and san mateo county will get the gift of a free college education. county leaders announced they're now accepting applications for this new program. it comes from a $2 million grant from san mateo county. it will allow 500 students to attend college in the community college district. this includes money for tuition, books and transportation for up to three years. well apple is holding its first product launch event of the year, and it includes the introduction of a lot of new products. vent, called spring loaded was held virtually from apple park there in cupertino, apple ceo tim cook announced new products, including a new redesigned i'm i i'm ac with an m one processor. and a new air tag, which helped you find lost items. there are als

gayle ong takes us there. >> alameda county has seen an uptick in hate crimes since the pandemic. that's why the union city police department and the alameda county district attorney's office set up shop here at a local supermarket to bring awareness to the community. it's an effort union city resident rj regis appreciates. my mom is site. >> 50 years old and she she uses public transportation and sometimes it scares me. she lee my sister picking up much as she can. regions have been worried about family amid a rise of reported attacks against asians over the course of the pandemic. police officers and members of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've been

napa county also has vaccine appointments who, for people who live and work there, alameda county's health department website did not have any available appointments. neither did santa clara county, the state run vaccine website. my turned out see a daca also didn't have much available. we couldn't find any appointments within a 50 mile radius of alameda county. but another way to sign up for this vaccine is directly through pharmacies that are offering it like cvs rite aid and walgreens a short time ago, governor gavin newsom wrapped up a news conference at the community health clinic in union city, where he spoke about the progress of vaccine distribution in our state. the state of california is now administered over 24 million doses of vaccine. this station, the governor also mentioned that the state of california has the sixth highest vaccination rate in the world, not just in the country. newsome says that roughly half of all californians eligible for the vaccine have received at least a first dose. contra costa county will also have several papa vaccine clinics this week where you do

alameda county sheriff's deputies were responding to. >> multiple 911. calls. people are saying somebody was knocking on their doors in the neighborhood and threatening them. >> we got called hear about 03:40am for report of an individual that had a gun that individual was going up and down the street and he was pointing that a weapon at residents along this strip of second street. we know that our deputies saw the individual and that he was armed. big him to drop that weapon. he turned they try to de escalate it, but they didn't have any for him to comply with that. and he turned and he fired that weapon. he had several deputies returned fire. struck that individual. >> and he died at the scene. there's a gun that they found it's unclear if that man was connected to the neighborhood in some way or what the motivation was to knock those doors with the gun. >> so we're continuing follow that. sarah. and the evergreen school district in san jose. it's the first day of school for them. so tell you which grades are going finding new routes to reach your customers a

website residents of alameda county who are 16 and older can book appointments through the states. my turn system by thursday, everyone 16 and older will be eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine statewide in west oakland, a pop up covid-19 testing and vaccination clinics on hundreds of people today, emoji health hosted the clinic at beth eden baptist church near the acorn neighborhood. officials say that area has been hit hard by the virus, so it's important to make the vaccine. easily available to those who wanted. the model of a motor health is based on pop ups where we work with our local partners to identify the best locations to reach african american people, both with covid-19 testing a swell as covid-19 vaccination, officials with emotion, health say the rates of covid-19 infection are highest in east oakland, but health officials say there is more and more hope on the horizon as more more people are getting back soon. waited for more than a year. zoom classrooms were the only classrooms in san francisco. but starting tomorrow, 22 schools in the city will partially reo

counties. san francisco, alameda and contra. costa county. all expanded eligibility santa clara county will expand its eligibility. this thursday. but that's also the day when every californian ages 16 and up will become eligible for the vaccine no matter where you live. and now the peninsula, you can get covid shots at facebook. the menlo park headquarters opened up as a vaccination site over the weekend for people who live in underserved communities. now the goal is to vaccinate 10,000 people in the next few weeks. facebook says no appointments are necessary. just show up. >> he's the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum will remain open for at least another month. good news. there. it was slated to close this week, but a deal has been reached to keep it open under the new agreement. alameda county costa county and cal. oh yes. will form a joint command to operate the site. the equipment that hence the people working will remain there until at least may 9th. the state says it will provide half of the weekly vaccine supply while the

have any luck but when i did start looking and saying that i was living in eastern alameda or eastern contra costa countiesappointments, stockton arena, so if you live in these areas, the eastern parts of alameda or contra costa county, you will be able to find web sites. this is for 8:30 this morning. i just clicked on it and it says that appointment is no longer available. 1:30 in the afternoon, so i'm able to get 1:30 in the afternoon, the early morning one has been taken. if you want to get your shot today and you're eligible go to your my turn california website. this was the scene yesterday at the stanford covid-19 vaccine clinic, in emeryville. one of the spots that did have appointments available. we spoke with one woman who drove all the way from san jose to emeryville to get her shot. >> i'm very relieved. i didn't think i would get it this early. >> i feel relieved. you know, it's kind of an emotional thing to decide to get one and i'm glad i did. >> i'm happy to have the first and can't wait to get the second over with. >> reporter: santa clara county just received 300,000 doses from the federa

working with alameda county and contra costa county, forming a regional partnership with fema, cal, and matching the allocation with the state allocation of vaccines. we aren't successful of extending beyond the commitment the federal government made. that commitment was the first commitment in the united states, we are very grateful to president biden and vice president harris to their commitment to the state of california. but they made that commitment. they said when that commitment ended, they held to their word and now we will be taking over at least the vaccine supply component and matching it with the counties'. >> thank you for doing this. this is ben christopher with cal matters. you said june 15th, assuming we meet the conditions we will be back to prepandemic business as usual. does that mean schools k-12 june 15th will be required to open back up or maintain pre-pandemic posture? >> i want kids back in person, in school safely for in-person instruction. we made this crystal clear since we put out a proposal in december. and on june 15th, we anticipate there will be no barrie

working with alameda county and contra costa county, forming a regional partnership with fema, cal, and matching the allocation with the state allocation of vaccines. we aren't successful of extending beyond the commitment the federal government made. that commitment was the first commitment in the united states, we are very grateful to president biden and vice president harris to their commitment to the state of california. but they made that commitment. they said when that commitment ended, they held to their word and now we will be taking over at least the vaccine supply component and matching it with the counties'. >> thank you for doing this. this is ben christopher with cal matters. you said june 15th, assuming we meet the conditions we will be back to prepandemic business as usual. does that mean schools k-12 june 15th will be required to open back up or maintain pre-pandemic posture? >> i want kids back in person, in school safely for in-person instruction. we made this crystal clear since we put out a proposal in december. and on june 15th, we anticipate there will be no barrie

now fully vaccinated santa clara county leading the way with the most shots given here in the bay area so far more than 1.3 million have been administered. there alameda contra, san francisco and san mateo counties rounding out the top 5 here in the bay area. you can see a list of those numbers county by county right now kron 4 dot com today. the cdc says that half of all american adults have received at least one dose of the covid vaccine so far more than 209 million doses of the vaccine have been administered across the country. 25% of the american population. now fully vaccinated against the virus. the country set to reach yet another milestone on monday when the vaccine will become available to all americans 16 and older. meanwhile tonight. america's top infectious disease expert believes that the pause on the troubled johnson and johnson covid vaccine could be lifted by the end of the week. doctor anthony fauci says that new warnings, though, could be attached to it kron four's jessi tenure has more. >> the cdc's vaccine advisory committee will examine data related to those concerns on friday. fauci says there are still questions that need to be

but beginning monday, contra costa and alameda counties along with the state or running this facility, we've been working in partnership with our with other counties since the beginning of this, you know, so we're quite well versed in regional projects and working together. we haven't had any challenges yet. spokeswoman kima carl says the site will be able to vaccinate upwards of 6000 people per day. another 5000 can get this protection from the covid-19 virus through the use of mobile vaccination clinics that will target underserved east bay communities. for weeks, many residents around the bay have complained of a feast or famine circumstance when tracking down vaccine availability. currently there's openings in some places and shortages in another. and if we have one central place where key people are talking to each other, it can relieve the bottlenecks that we're seeing. over the weekend, alameda county lowered the age of eligibility from 50 and older to 16 and older contra costa county had taken this action a week earlier and well ahead of the state's april 15th deadline. more p

the biggest difference will be in alameda county. this week, they have about 15,000 of the j and j doses. next week, they will get 3800. santa clara county also, this week, they got 9,000 doses, next week, expected about 3,000 doses. the massive drop is taking a toll in zip codes hardest hit by the pandemic. in alameda county. they opened eligibility to people 16 and old. this is freemont high in oakland. >> i know how important it is because this virus -- yeah, it's been horrendous. >> about 650 people received the moderna doses in oakland. >>> tonight, the south bay has reached a milestone in the vaccination effort. 1 in 4 people aged 16 and up are fully vaccinated in santa clara county. a list of things you can do to help you track down that appointment that you need, and the best times to find one. just use your phone to find the qr code. it will take to you a list of tips. we will show you the qr code again in about six minutes. >>> well, it is the final weekend before san francisco unified students return to class. we learned pr

age of restrictions, 16 and above in contra costa and alameda counties. w if you live in a different county, you can't go there. so just those two counties if you have that age 16 and above you could go put all that information on our website ktvu .com or live in san jose jesse gary ktvu fox two news, really important site, glad to see that it will continue doing the vaccinations there, jesse. thank you. meantime nearly 23 million doses of covid-19 vaccines have now been administered here in california, according to the latest data, there are now more than 365,000 shots a day being administered in this state. that's 5600, though fewer daily shots. then last friday, more than 37, a half percent of california's population of around 40 million has now received at least one dose. 22% 22% of those are fully vaccinated. salesforce's getting ready to reopen its u. s offices to vaccinated employees. the company announced that workers will return to salesforce tower in san francisco next month. vaccinated employees will be able to volunteer to join groups of up to

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. >>> the beaches were packed in alameda county today. some more cooling-off and others were working up a sweat on the trail. >> just the fact that the folks were out is fun. it feels like everyone is a little more encouraged. days like this help expect the warm weather gets you lazy. you have to be casey. >> it opens backup tomorrow or friday. you can see not much wind out there as the sun is going to be going down and it is warm along the coast. >> it was nice but we could use a little more rain. >> in the short term it is one more day of near record high temperatures on the way for thursday pick highs today reached up to the 80s for much of the bay area. right along the coast, half moon bay in the 70s. the flag in pacifica is hanging there. the lack of the onshore wind reaching the mid-70s and up to 80 degrees in the city. short of record territory. the new record high temperature at the oakland airport. 82 degrees. it got up to 83 in san jose. one degree short of today's record high temperature and made it up to 84 degrees for the hig

in alameda county, that county is opening up the eligibility for more people 16 to 49. they must live in one of 12 zip codes. you can see the zip codes on your map. west oakland, fruitvale, hayward, ashland area, san leandro. areas hardest hit by covid. if you're between the ages of 16 and 49 and live in one of those 12 zip codes in alameda county, you're eligible to get a shot. assuming you can get an appointment. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> we are a week away from everyone 16 and older being able to get that vaccine. the state is expecting 90% fewer johnson & johnson vaccines next week of the johnson & johnson had major quality control issues with tens of millions of vaccines that just had to be thrown out at one of its plants. this week, the state was also expecting to get about 575,000 of those single-dose shots. now it's going to be about 68,000. according to the mercury news, although the state expects a small increase of moderna and pfizer vaccines next week, counties have to schedule appointments first. meaning if you haven't gotten your first shot, you ma

to go around, which is a great sign that the vaccines are made available to health officials alameda county is doing exactly what contra costa county did last week when it opened up to 16 year olds to get vaccinated. it will get to the point james and area where we will be asking questions. why didn't you get vaccinated? so it seems like more and more americans are getting their shots. this is actually ahead of what the state was hoping for. they said a couple of weeks ago that it would be april 15th. now it looks like it's ready to go to get vaccinated and of course, if you already have underlying health conditions. you already probably got your shot. this is open to those 16 years in certain zip codes. i'm sure they will open it up for more zip codes as the days and weeks advance. take a look at your screen. we want to make sure you know exactly what we're talking about. and of course, bring proof that you live in these zip codes. too many to mention. but let me just knock out a few for you. you can see 9, 4, 6. oh, one 9, 4, 6. '06. there's 9, 4, 5, 7, 8, there's 9, 4, excuse me, 9, 4, 5

on wednesday of last week alameda county expanded its vaccine eligibility to residents in 12 zip codes and those hardest hit by the pandemic. starting monday, they are open and up to residents in the entire county 16 and older. >> right now alameda county residents were 16 and older can go to make an appointment to be vaccinated at the coliseum. >> reporter: san francisco is getting ahead of the state and expanded eligibility to everyone 16 and older if they lived in one of the neighborhoods. what is concerning san francisco's dph deputy director a supply. >> unfortunately, as we expand, there is less vaccine coming in. part of this is due to johnson & johnson having a little bit of a delay given issues going on with the manufacturing. the hope is that in the next few weeks the vaccine will start to flow momomomomomomomomo >> reporter: alameda county is struggling with supply. last week, they got over 40,000 doses. next week, they are getting 26,000. contra costa county is the opposite of san francisco and alameda county and they are expecting 120,000 doses. that is 20,000 more than la