let's talk about the coliseum situation. so the coliseum authority board held its meeting this morning. they're saying they would like to see the coliseum turn into a vaccination site. if you remember, it served as a voting site back in november. officials are confident they have the infrastructure there, or at least the drive-through capabilities if there were to be a vaccination site there. here is what oakland mayor and authority board member rebecca kaplan had to say during the meeting about the coliseum serving as this ideal location. >> the idea that we could be part of the solution and help provide a facility with the proper protections and logistics to enable larger-scale vaccinations happen more quickly, including in some of our hardest-hit communities that are disproportionately impacted by covid, i think, would be incredibly important. >> reporter: now a task force was also discussed during this meeting to potentially push things forward. you also have a's president mentioning a potential february start date. i wa

so hospitals can start giving out shots here, at the coliseum, very soon. in oakland, sheryl hurd, nbc bay-area news. >> okay. first, to biden inauguration, and a second impeachment trial for president trump. the earliest that trial could start is next wedne biden is sworn in. now, the last impeachment trial took weeks and ended in an acquittal. democrats say, this time, the trial would be much shorter, and if convicted, president trump could be barred from ever holding office, again. a new nbc news poll finds americans are evenly split over the president's impeachment and possible removal from office. 50% of americans support the impeachment. 48% oppose it. among republicans, though, 90% are opposed to the impeachment. >> this is our sad reality here. sacramento, also, preparing for unrest. 3,500 feet of fencing around the capitol building. you see them installing it today. chp is guarding the grounds and as many as a thousand california national guard members will be activated. >> the level of preparedness for right now because of what happened in d.c., i

we take a look elsewhere, we have a look at 880 by the coliseum.ection, slowing there, there is some late road work yet to be picked up. but otherwise you're moving at in towards highway -- from highway 238, in towards the maze. 15 minutes. 101, sfo, toward the airport, 11 minutes in the >>> rescuers are looking for survivors following a 6.2 magnitude quake in indonesia. at least 42 people were killed after the powerful quake flattened homes and a hospital and triggered landslides. disaster officials expect the number of casualties to grow as they receive information from areas that have been cut off. >>> this morning, signs that california's overwhelming covid surge may be subsiding. the state's seven-day positivity rate, the percentage of coronavirus tests that have a positive result, has dropped. it is 12.6% and the number of hospitalizations and icu patients are declining slightly. we are very far from being out of the woods. for example, in alameda county there are more than 400 people in the hospital with covid-19. abc 7 news reporter j.r. st

>>the coliseum authority vote is supposed to take place on friday morning. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well elsewhere, the east bay contra costa county health officials are in to provide up to 7,000 shots per day by making the available making them available should say at places like safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs all you have to do to schedule an appointment through the state's vaccination website and then see if you're included in the current tear you can find that information on our website kron 4 dot com. the county's goal is to have 80% of its population vaccinated by this summer. well on the peninsula, san mateo county has launched a new drive-thru covid-19 vaccination site to help speed up the process. the county has received about 22,000 doses and it hopes to get 38,000 doses soon. health care workers and those in long-term care facilities can use the drive-thru service at the county event center. it's open 09:00pm to 05:00pm friday through our monday through friday appointments are required though so make sure you do that we h

alameda county says it hopes to launch a drive-thru vaccination in the coliseum parking lot. the oakland alameda county coliseum authority is expected to vote on establishing the vaccine site during its meeting on friday friday morning, the city of mill valley is asking governor newsom for permission to reopen outdoor dining the city council approved 2 letters asking the governor and county health officials to exempt outdoor dining from the covid restrictions in those letters they stress that local restaurants and their employees are struggling to survive the letters also asked the state to provide evidence that there is a risk associated with outdoor dining. >>tides of the year known as the king tides have returned to the bay area. here's some video from pacifica just this morning. these tides usually cause minor flooding, san francisco saw tides as high as 7 feet last month. the waves of course can be very dangerous this weekend to beachgoers were swept into the ocean is san mateo county that was yesterday and a san jose man is still missing after he was swept into the ocea

the oakland coliseum is another step closer to becoming a mass vaccination side. today the coliseum authority chose to move forward with the plan, allowing the alameda county health department. you use the coliseum parking lot for a drive thru side the oakland a's air, helping to organize the side, which will be similar to the mass vaccination side at dodger stadium in los angeles that opened today. the vaccination site could be up and running in february. the plan has to be approved by the county health officer. first more than one million coronavirus vaccines have now been administered here in california. the governor said that nearly 1.2 million shots have been given and more than 200,000. people have gotten the second dose that confers immunity. newsome says he expects to reach a goal of giving out one million more vaccines in the next 10 days. some school nurses in the east bay they received their coronavirus vaccines. today, the livermore unified school district vaccinated four of its nurses, district officials say vaccinating its staff is an important step

. >> working to make the oakland coliseum a super vaccination site. the plan would open up the coliseum parking lot for hospitals and healthcare providers. the authority will discuss this morning. >> five t chance of record highs. it returns tomorrow. low- to mid-70s inland and the 70 resume going to try to make it even into the bay by sunday. and into monday. some mid-70s in the bay. it is going to be warm. >> andda mning lk at our maps to where you can really see if you are traveling through sonoma county and napa county. just use extra caution. there is a fog advisory issued by the chp. >> seven, many hope to get filth rich this weekend. the second largest mega millions drawing ever is tonight. the jackpot swelled to $750 million. and tomorrow's powerball jackpot is $640 million. >> today's gma first look, a group of healthcare workers in alaska is racing to deliver the covid-19 vaccine in the way they know how. snow mobile. here is abc news reporter. >> reporter: this morning's gma first look we're taking you up close and personal wan all female t

the coliseum authority hopes that support will translate into some money as they look at the details on how to execute this idea. >> we have a desperate need. certainly people know that the vaccine roll-out has been going incredibly slowly in california. and that is putting people at risk. and the vaccine only does good when it is actually administered. >> reporter: the coliseum authority board members said today they are looking at the mass vaccination site at dodgers stadium to learn from the logistical plan there before setting up here in oakland. they also need county health officials to sign off on the plan. but with no games or events scheduled here, they think this is a god place to settle in to for a while. >> this cannot be a one-time event to serve the needs of the community. this probably would have to run for several weeks. maybe several months. we need to work all of that out. >> reporter: so now what happens? more meetings. the interim director says he plans to meet with the county health officer next to get approval of the plan and work out some details. they know they

today, the coliseum authority chose to move forward with the plan. it would allow the alameda county health department to use the coliseum parking lot for a drive through vaccination side. the oakland a's are helping to organize the side, which will be similar to the mass vaccination side of dodger stadium in los angeles that opened today. we've been in contact with several medical providers that we have relationships with kaiser and sutter as well as the group that's doing the dodger stadium event, so i think, hopefully through some of that expertise that we have, operationally the ability to maybe bring that expertise to the table. we can help the entities really get this going as quickly as possible. the vaccination side could be up and running in february, the coliseum authority is setting up a task force to work out all of the details, and the plan has to be approved by the county health officer. and in san francisco today near london, breed announced plans to open three mass vaccination sites. she detailed her city's distribution plan, along wi

>>how you do right now what are we going to see coliseum rollout see a big mass vaccination site. the mass vaccination site at the coliseum should be up and running by mid february and let's be clear no one has been happy about how the vaccination has rolled out but we've never had a global pandemic before in our lifetime, so. >>i am very confident that things will start feeling much more organized very but i know that alameda county is particularly startling because we have a disproportionate number of health care workers that we are blessed to have living in our community at least a 145,000 health care workers and so far we've only received a little more than a 102,000 vaccines. so that's why it feels like we're having to wait a little bit longer here in alameda county, but we got to take care of the people who have been taking care of us is there anything being done specifically for underserved communities that. >>i don't know maybe they can't get the vaccination centers as a way that the city or the county is reaching out to them try to bring the vaccine to them. >>absolutely

>>the coliseum authority vote is supposed to take place on friday morning. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>all right, let's and east bay contra costa county is trying to give its vaccine distribution shot in the arm health officials are aiming to provide up to 7,000 shots every day by making them available at places like safeway rite aid walgreens cvs i have to do is schedule an appointment and visit the state's vaccination website to see if you are included in the current here you can find that info as well on our website kron 4 dot com. the county's goal is to have 80% of its population vaccinated by this summer. and on the peninsula, san mateo county has launched a new drive-thru covid vaccination site to try to speed things up the counties received about 22,000 doses, it hopes to get 38,000 more doses soon health care workers and people in long-term care facilities can use the drive-thru service at the county event center. it is open 9 to 5 monday through friday. appointments are needed we have the link on how to sign up on our website kro

>>the coliseum authority vote is supposed to take place on friday morning. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron 4 news, according to the cdc less than 9 million people have been vaccinated here in the u.s. and while part of that can be attributed to. >>delays in distribution, you know. we're also learning that not everybody feels the same way about the vaccine. in fact says our theresa stasi reports now in the healthcare sector. >>so folks there actually passing up on the chance to get vaccinated. >>people are the crying in the vaccine and the heist year doctor peter chin-hong with ucsf medical school and an infectious disease specialist says that the data reveal some of those out on the front lines battling covid are backing out of getting the first round of the vaccine think. >>part of the hesitancy is just really being the fronts. of the line which seems really ironic but the front of the line of a new highs and they need is before this is surprise to many people, including myself. the second is use that. you know health care workers are generally in a sa

>>the coliseum authority vote is supposed to take place on friday morning.ting in oakland, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and we'll be right back. >>56 in an east bay contra costa county health officials are trying to provide up to 7,000 vaccinations per day by making them more readily available places you go safeway rite aid walgreens cvs you still have to schedule an appointment and you can do that through the state's vaccination website. when you're included in that air that they're doing. right now we've got like on kron 4 dot com that has all that information that you need. >>time now is 8.50 coming up on a 57 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the house taking its next step now in an effort to remove president trump from office they're urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment we'll ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathin

the coliseum authority today decided to move forward with the plan. it would allow the alameda county health department to use the coliseum parking lot for a drive through vaccination side, the oakland a's are helping to organize this. side which would be similar to the mass best vaccination center at dodger stadium in los angeles. that opened just today. we've been in contact with several medical providers that we have relationships with. kaiser and sutter as well as the group that's doing the dodger stadium. um, event, so i think, hopefully through some of that expertise that we have, operationally the ability to maybe bring that expertise to the table. we can help the entities really get this going as quickly as possible. the vaccination side could be up and running in february, the coliseum authority is setting up a task force now toe work out all of the details, and the plan has to be approved by the county health officer. governor newsome was at the launch of the dodger stadium vaccination side earlier today, as los angeles continues to real fro

the coliseum authority just this morning decided to move forward with the plan. it would allow the alameda county health department to use the coliseum parking lot for a drive through vaccination site. the oakland a's are helping to organize the site, which will be similar to the mass vaccination site we saw at dodger stadium in los angeles. we've been in contact with several medical providers that we have relationships with. kaiser and sutter as well as the group that's doing the dodger stadium. um event, so i think, hopefully through some of that expertise that we have, operationally the ability to maybe bring that expertise to the table. we could help the entities really get this going as quickly as possible. vaccination site could be up and running in february, the coliseum authority is setting up a task force to work out the details, and the plan must be approved by the county health officer. inauguration day is now just five days away, and on today we are learning that president trump will be departing on wednesday morning, january 20th on air force one to

>>how you do right now what are we going to see coliseum rollout see a big mass vaccination site. the mass vaccination site at the coliseum should be up and running by mid february and let's be clear no one has been happy about how the vaccination has rolled out but we've never had a global pandemic before in our lifetime, so i am very confident that things will start feeling much more organized very but i know that alameda county is particularly startling because we have a disproportionate number of health care workers that we are blessed to have living in our community at least a 145,000 health care workers and so far we've only received a little more than a 102,000 vaccines. so that's why it feels like we're having to wait a little bit longer here in alameda county but we got to take care of the people who have been taking care of us is there anything being done specifically for underserved communities that. >>i don't know maybe they can't get the vaccination centers as a way that the city or the county is reaching out to them try to bring the vaccine to them. >>absolutely ever

the oakland coliseum could be next. the coliseum board will discuss the possible this friday whether the grant or request to use the stadium's parking lot for vaccinations. we mentioned as a whole the1% o standard icu beds icu beds are . the trouble spot, san mates. especially santa clara county and up north in napa county. 0% availability. this means the standard icu beds are full, so new patients may have to go to surge facilities. jessica? >>> people and pets, we know they can get covid, but now we're hearing the first known case of gorillas being affected. it happened at the san diego zoo. how this happened and what we know about it, janelle? >> reporter: jessica, the governor made the announcement today at noon during his news conference. two of the gorillas at the san diego zoo have tested positive for covid-19. the staff got suspicious last week when two of the gorillas began coughing. after a test, they confirmed they have the coronavirus. the san diego zoo says besides coughing, the gorillas are doing really we

the oakland coliseum is another step closer to becoming a mess vaccination site today, the coliseum authority decided to move forward with that plan. it would allow the alameda county health department to use the coliseum parking lot for a drive through vaccination site vehicle today's air, helping to organize the operation. we've been in contact with several medical providers that we have relationships with kaiser and sutter as well as the group that's doing the dodger stadium. um event, so i think, hopefully through some of that expertise that we have, operationally the ability to maybe bring that expertise to the table. we can help the entities really get this going as quickly as possible. oakland a's president there, dave cavil. now coliseum authority officials say task force will work out the details. the vaccination side could be up and running in february. now the plan has to be approved by the county health officer. dodger stadium was converted from a covid-19 testing site to a vaccination center. governor newsome easy see there was at the launch site this afternoon as los angeles ree

the coliseum is one of several sites that is being evaluated. we certainly saw how our oakland a's helped facilitate flu shots during election season. certainly we know how to do it. we're going to do that type of thing again. everything we've learned about getting testing to our most impacted communities, those lessons are going to serve us well as we distribute this vaccine. >> all right. i want to switch to talking about the homelessness issue. you just announced legislation to send $200 billion to end homelessness. tell us where you propose this money would go? >> kristen, i'm proud of oakland to be a sponsor of ab-71. we just made this historic announcement as this bill just got revised and is heading to its first committee vote. ab-71 is the most comprehensive at-scale, sustained effort to end homelessness in california that i have seen as an elected official. because it focuses on prevention, on getting our most vulnerable jobs, on building and creating an adequate supply of affordable housing as well as making sure that we have interim h

the oakland coliseum has been approved to be a mass vaccination site alameda county supervisor nate miley tweeted the announcement this morning and that more details and information are coming soon. >>the alameda county public health department still must approve using the coliseum site has a vaccination center before it can begin providing those doses. >>inmates at santa clara county's main jail or on a hunger strike this as covid cases surge in the jail inmates have been refusing food for nearly a week now after reporting unsafe conditions and poor treatment of those who do test positive. with a community and advocacy organization which has been in touch with people in the jail as well as their families she joins us now with more taylor. >>i'm told that the hunger strike has gone as far as a few people now refusing to drink water after their demands have not been met and conditions of the protesting have not improved. they're also concerned about staff following health protocols of not only inside the jail. but also outside of work. inmates inside santa clara county's main reporting unh

stewart tells the chronicle he has ideas to develop the coliseum site, and potentially build a stadiumn ou out. >>> appropriately enough, chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. chris. >> coming up in sports. we hit ice. sharks and kcoyotes go at it in arizona. packers and rams, with the ♪ ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> well, for just the seventh time in nfl history, two quarterbacks from the same college faced each other in a play off game. aaron rodgers, jared goff going at it. over 9,000 fans at lambeau. rogers rolls right and says i will just go myself, thank you very much. 16-3 packers, as he fires the football toward some fans in the stands. yeah that was fun. the marin county native finds the rookie, van jefferson for the touchdown. l.a. down 9 at recess. third quarter, they are down 25-10. but here come the rams. rams. rr cam akers just a bulldozer into the end zone. add the two-point

>>when coliseum it's been approved to be cut become a mass vaccination site alameda county supervisor nate miley tweeted tweeted the announcement yesterday but the alameda county public health department still must approve using the coliseum site as a vaccination center before it can begin giving out shots. the serving news out of san francisco city leaders say they could run out of vaccines by tomorrow, san francisco mayor london breed says the city and county of san francisco. the vaccine vaccinations in the vaccine is running very low at this particular time. even if the vaccine shipment arrives before then it still won't be enough. >>remaining vaccine doses are schedule for individuals to receive their first or their second dose is this week and unless we get more vaccines. the department of public health will run out of our existing supply by this thursday, the interest distance. >>and unpredictable. well a vaccine. the state. and directly at the sets. it's not only to kids. are seeking health care providers as well. >>it is important to note that private health care providers in

think levi stadium or the oakland coliseum. the parking lot there, plan to wait in line in your car. here's nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: tonight it's all hands on deck across california to speed up the slow-moving vaccine rollout. the governor announced the state plans on vaccinating 1 million more people by friday. >> i'm just waiting to hear something definitive, you know, on who is going to get what when. >> reporter: the problem right now of the 2.4 million vaccines delivered to california, only one-third are now in people's arms. to help, the 49ers are offering up levi stadium as a vaccination center to the county, saying there is technology to store the shots and ample space. the coliseum authority is also in talks to open a drive-thru vaccination center in its parking lot. and disneyland will also join in, expecting to vaccinate thousands of californians each day. once health care workers and long-term care residents are vaccinated, the next in line includes people 75 and older, workers in education, emergency s

county are expected to vote this week about launching a drive through vaccine site at the oakland coliseum parking lot. the oakland athletics are involved t baseball team. and state and local health officials are all in talks to launch the site. that vote is scheduled for friday. no word when this would open but back here in san mateo. this site is expected to be open for the rest of the week. live in san mateo. amy holly field. >> thanks amy. contra costa county setting an aggressive goal. they want to vaccinate 7,000 people per day. health officials are working towards phase one bar tier one. educator, child care workers and everyone over the age of 75. >> i'm just happy to be getting it. where millions of people aren't right now and they really need to. >> most people in contra costa will be notified for their healthcare provider for their vaccination. they will need to vaccinate 725,000 people to achieve herd immunity and hope to do that in the next six months. on the website you can get an idea when you will be able to get the shot. abc7news.com. >>> this morning the bay area's icu av

parking lot i mean if you are looking at doing they're starting to use their parking lots of coliseum's yeah. well we did i don't know if you remember during election day we distribute it. hundreds of flu shots in the coliseum parking lot and we've gotten very good at standing up massive testing and we did even blood for the antigen tests teens right i got my blood drawn in the fruitvale parking lot so pop-up events where we do massive distribution we did that during the testing phase we can do it during the vaccinations phase that is the way that we can get this vaccine to the people who need it the most who are most vulnerable who have suffered the most during this pandemic we did it before we are going to do it again. >>let me ask you then since we're talking about the pandemic and. the impact has been having here on the bay area and more broadly the i want to get your thoughts on this latest effort to recall governor gavin newsome for his handling of the pandemic how do you view his job so far and do you think there's any merit to this recall effort. >>i do not i think that our gove

they're hoping to be delivering shots at the coliseum by some time next month. >>democratic congressman lou correa from los angeles has tested positive for the coronavirus he is now in self quarantine away from his family. he says he is symptom-free at this point unfortunately, this means all to skip out on president elect biden's inauguration but he tweeted he's looking forward to working with the new administration to unite the country gray's office says he did get the first doses of the pfizer vaccine last month. >>after the state announced that the cut off point for people to get the covid-19 vaccine was lowered to 65 long lines started popping up and vaccinations spots all across the state. but karma dickerson went to one in modesto where folks had to wait hours just for a chance to get the covid-19 shot. >>we miss black friday. so let's let's just this is what we would do on black friday get up early like this. >>actually it's been a few years since black friday lines look like this people wrapped around the block at the stanislaus health services agency f

oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan who sits on the coliseum authority board and explains why this location may be an ideal one. >> luckily, we did the work last fall to set it up as a voting site so you can t upsehe vehicle flow so people can come in, get their vaccine and go out without creating any crowding. >> reporter: oakland a's president dave cavalle endorse this is idea. we'll see if other sports facilities will follow suit and do the same. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. >>> also happening today there is a new push to ensure more californians, happening later this morning bay area leader also encourage people to sign up in covered california. 1.6 million californians have done so, including about 320,000 in the bay area. the deadline to sign up is january 31st. >>> sacramento also preparing for unrest. 3,500 feet of fencing now up around the capitol building, as many as a thousand california national guard members have been activated. the same thing of course happening at the u.s. capitol as well. we have just learned the inauguration

meanwhile, one of those areas being considered the oakland coliseum could also soon be turned into a mega vaccination site. alameda county officials meeting yesterday to begin work on supervising the coliseum's temporary conversion into a mass vaccine site. oakland a's president said that while they are still working out the details they are hoping to be delivering shots at the coliseum sometime next month. after the state announced that the cut off point for people to get the covid-19 vaccine, lower down to the age of 65 long lines started popping up at vaccine spots across the state karma dickerson went to one in modesto where folks had to wait an hour to just get a chance to get the shot. >>we miss black friday. so let's let's just this is what we would do on black friday get up early like this. >>actually it's been a few years since black friday lines look like this people wrapped around the block at the stanislaus health services agency for a covid-19 vaccine clinic that doesn't open until 09:00am we're kind caught us on got off guard. i i was thrilled though that we didn't have

oracle park could be announcing something similar soon but the coliseum authority will vote on the plan during its board meeting, which will take place later today. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, thanks so much, pete. >>> we've got a live look at the l.a. skyline for you this morning, startling new covid numbers emerge. the county says one in three people there have now been infected, and that amounts to 3 million people. nearly 13,000 people there have died. this morning, dodgers stadium becomes a full-fledged mass vaccination center. 12,000 people will be vaccinated daily. l.a. county trying to vaccinate some 500,000 health care workers. >>> a live look in washington, breaking news there, we have just learned the inauguration rehearsal scheduled for this sunday has been postponed due to security concerns. rescheduled for monday. this all happening with thousands of national guard troops already in washington, d.c., bracing for possible disruptions. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington on capitol hill. tracey, so much going in. bri

sites like the ones we're seeing pop up across the country and won could one couldt the oakland coliseum. amy hollyfield is live where one of the sites is now officially set up. amy? >> reporter: that's right, this isn't open for the general public, but it is the only mass vaccination site here in the bay area. and it is proving to be a popular site. take a look at the line that formed. all of these people wanting a vaccine here at the san mateo county event center. it is only open to healthcare workers, or assisted living facility residents. one county supervisor says he would like to see 1,000 to 2,000 people vaccinated here a day. he says he knows that is a bold goal, but he says that's what we need right now. >> what we want do is end covid simply, and to get this economy stimulated. and the only way that we're going to do that is roll it out, this vaccine. >> reporter: so, can other bay area counties figure out how to do this? well, officials in alameda county are expected to vote on friday about launching a drive-through vaccine site at the oakland coliseum in the parking lot. the

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. >> the all pet section is in here at the coliseum. >> and familiar ones too. tom hanks returned to the home of the oakland a's where he once worked as awe teenager, the actor recording his voice to play over the speakers. >> hot dog here, hot dog! >> team president says fans also recreated favorite memories. >> people had loved ones that had passed away and they actually had a cutout of them made and they were sitting there watching the same with them like 20 or 30 years ago. it shows how baseball and sports can bring people together, especially in times of crisis. >> fans sometimes got to keep the balls that hit their cutouts. a player's pet had a close encounter. >> he cut the pooch right in the snout. >> reporter: the cutouts did more than just raise spirits. the mlb says teams participating d donating money to local charities. in chicago white sox fan paul garrett sent a message at the season opener with 100 cutouts of himself. >> yelling at the twins which is something i like to do because anybody who's a white sox fan knows how we feel. >> the self-descr

the oakland coliseum is expected to be a site.park where the giants play, they say they're hoping to make an announcement soon. the 49ers, levi stadium, they want that to be open. they've been in contact with santa clara county supervisors. no updates from chase center or sap center. >> we're hearing for the first time some of the office here's rushed u.s. capitol during the siege. they say they were attacked from all sides. one officer says people ripped off his mask, stole his baton and then turned around and beat him with it. the d.c. chief said it was the worst nightmare they've ever had. officers say they were twakd metal poles, even pepper sprayed. >> i remember people metal poles. they were pushing and shoving and spraying with mace and pepper spray. >> they say that pepper spray put them out of service for at least ten minutes because they simply couldn't open their eyes. now federal safety officials are investigating people who took part in the riot at the u.s. capitol, deciding whether they belong a no fly list. it is pa

>>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news the oakland coliseum has been approved to be a massive acts of vaccination site the alameda county supervisor. tweeted the announcement this morning and added more details and information are coming, but the alameda county public health department still must approve using the coliseum site as a vaccination center before it can actually begin providing the vaccine. the application process for students applying to college is changing starting today. >>students taking the s a t will no longer need to take subject tests. the national college board says the decision comes amid a changing college admissions landscape. the pandemic has forced widespread cancellation of group test sessions for the s a t and the rival ac t test since march, the subject tests will immediately in for us students and will be phased out for international students by june. the optional essay will be discontinued after the june testing sessions. the u.s. government's highway safety agency has rejected a request from ford and mazda to avoid recalling about 3 million vehicles

the oakland coliseum might be the bay area's next mass vaccination site. we will know for sure 12 hours from now. that is when alameda county will consider a request to hold a drive-through site in the parking lot. we are looking live at oracle park. other stadiums are being considered as well. supersize like this one at dodger stadium is opening this week. he used to be la county's >>> zens of san fran s lineup and were rey to roll up thves today when they began and older. kenny choi reports tonight. the expanded rollout is generating interest and confusion.>> reporter: sutter health started to inoculate those 75 years old and older after taking care of healthcare workers first. the governor's announcement on wednesday is saying that 65 and older are now eligible. it is leading to confusion and those heading to immunization sites when they are not supposed to.>> reporter: does not registered are getting turned away at the mass vaccination site in san mateo. >> we will look at the 65-year- olds after we look at the 75- year-old. >> reporter: the department

procedures would cause detention of many prisoners overnight, they were transported to the washington coliseumrby. by nightfall, all demonstrators were indoors. blankets were secured from the military and more than enough food to take care of the prisoners' needs. reaction of some prisoners was to destroy the sanitary facilities. tear up the blankets. and throw the food on the floor. many refused to be properly booked and identified. on tuesday, with most of their fellow demonstrators under arrest, the remaining mayday activists employed hit-and-run tactics throughout the morning. about noon, police prepared for a planned march on the justice department. official estimates indicated about 800 protesters would take part. however, these were joined by over 3,000 others who had been released by the court. police warned the demonstrators to disperse or be arrested. most left peacefully, but 1500 chose to be arrested. final mayday action called for a massive siege of the united states capitol, to hold congress hostage until it ratified a peoples peace treaty with the north vietnamese. by now, 3,000

>>the oakland coliseum that could become a mass coronavirus vaccination site and that could happen as soon as next month. the idea to use it as a side to floated this week after governor newsom announced that's similar sites would be launched at dodger stadium in l a a petco park in san diego calif foe and sacramento. the alameda county public health department though still has to approve the use of the coliseum as a vaccination center before it can begin providing dosis. >>contra costa county is ramping up efforts to get people vaccinated officials sell the vaccination clinic on the campus of diablo valley college today as they prepare to welcome people, 65 and older to sign up and get the shot the county is still prioritizing people in the first phase meeting health care workers and folks living or working in long-term care facilities, but anybody, 65 and older can sign up to date the county has administered about 36,000 shots. >>in the east bay walnut creek doctor is trying to help people 75 and older to get vaccinated 500 doses of the pfizer vaccine have been acquired from contra

also in the east bay, the oakland coliseum could become a mass coronavirus vaccination site as soon as next month. the stadium was floated earlier this week as a potential mass vaccination site after governor newsom announced that's similar sites would be launched at dodger stadium. petco park in san diego and cal expo in sacramento. the alameda county public health department still must approve using the coliseum site as a vaccination center before any shots can be given there. well 3 new large scale vaccination sites are on the way to san francisco mayor london breed announced a partnership between the city and private health care providers. >>the sites will be set up at the moscow knee center also at city college in san francisco and sf market in the bayview people 65 and older again they might have to wait for a while because the city has not finished dealing with everybody in the first phase, san francisco waiting meantime for more doses to arrive beginning tuesday, everybody working or living in the city can register to be notified when they become eligible and we've got details

fans allowed the seats are tart making it feel like an indoor version of max davis of the oakland coliseum. just like in the nba bubble there is 90 fans on a giant screen behind the benches. called the dub hub. 30 more on screens in the title that players can actually interact with. >> it's a way for fans to engage in the gaming experience at home. they show up on the board for our broadcast. >> the worriers are the only team currently playing on their home turf in the bay area. due to the public health orders. with the 49ers in san jose, relegated to arizona. while others are being asked to quarantine for 10 days upon arrival in san francisco. the worriers have been on a road trip with no quarantine requirements. when asked about it, they pointed out is freezing in the san francisco orienting order. any person who is a member of a professional or collegiate sports team including staff who travel for away games whether there is an existing or non- suspended health safety plan that was approved by the health officer allowing such travel. keeping the players and coaches isolated helps after

train going into the coliseum was full and people were -- very exciting day. a good story, too. from my perspective. because california had had an important role in the abolition of apartheid. california under willie brun and maxine waters, in the assembly, pushed legislation to force the california public employee pension plans to divest their holdings in south africa. that was important. nelson man del ala talk about the -- mandela talked but the importance of that. i want to know what she thought about that. in 1991 of course that was the clarence thomas confirmation hearing. she had to have been paying attention to that. she was a deputy district attorney, had to have been paying attention to that and i wondered what she thought of anita hill and the whole spectacle and her then-senator biden had such a pivotal role. so i don't know about that. somebody will ask her that i'm sure, i hope. >> what happened with anita hill and then the parallel with her questioning of brett kavanaugh in the panel. that was something that was -- i guess i'll use the term moment. her questioning

and over in the east bay, the oakland coliseum has been approved to be a mass vaccination site alameda county supervisor nate miley tweeted the announcement this morning and that more details and information are coming soon the alameda county public health department still must approve using the coliseum site as a vaccination center. before it can print start providing doses. president trump this afternoon who delivered a farewell message from the white house catherine heenan is here with details on what he said hey catherine i think a lot of people who are interested because we haven't seen or heard much from of the president in recent days at all until this goodbye message and that lasted roughly 20 minutes. a couple of things that stood out what some rate has a suggestion. >>he might try to make another presidential run is referencing the movement he created also his reference to the siege on the capitol it has people again asking why he didn't call for an end to political violence sooner all americans were horrified by the assault on our capital. >>political violence is an attack o

>>good news on the vaccine front the oakland coliseum has been approved to be a mass vaccination site alameda county supervisor nate miley tweeted the announcement today and added more details and information are coming but the alameda county public health department still must approve using the coliseum site as a center for vaccination before it can begin providing those shots. >>disturbing news coming out of san francisco today regarding the department of public health's available supply of the covid vaccine. city leaders say they could run out of the vaccine before the end of this week kron four's haaziq madyun reports. >>san francisco mayor london breed says the department of public health's current covid-19 vaccine supply is getting kind of low all of the department of public health remaining vaccine doses or schedule or individuals to receive their first or their second dose is this week and unless we get more vaccines. the department of public health will run out of our existing supply by this thursday, even if the vaccine shipment arrives before that it will not be the budgets

up to allow large numbers of people to get vaccinated in the east bay for instance, the oakland coliseummassive drive through vaccination site the coliseum authority is set to vote on establishing the site on friday morning and then in the south bay both levi's and avaya are offering up their stadiums as well a spokesperson with the giant says that their ball club is also in talks with health care providers to make oracle park available for covid-19. vaccine vaccinations as well. >>a lot of people are community or ready for the vaccine. so we want to make sure that as people become ready and it's their turn that we can get as many people through that process as possible. >>california is currently near the bottom of the united states in terms of vaccination rates. the state has administered less than a 3rd of its doses given out by the federal government. >>time for the east bay contra costa county health officials are aiming to provide up to 7,000 shots per day, making them available at safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs all you have to do to get the covid shot a scheduled appointment th

we had a crash in this is near the coliseum. we'll talk about changes in the north bay crash coming up. >>> very happy tuesday to you as we check your business and tech headlines. it looks as if wall street is going to start lower this morning. the s&p 500 just bare ly under fair value here. tesla will tell us about that more in a minute, down 7%. that's a big part of the s&p 500. as far as bay area layoffs go, no doubt the pandemic cause aid lot of them. according to state unemployment data, lucky chance casino in colma laid off nearly 500 workers, they say that's temporary. analog devices in milpitas cut 255. and california grand casino in pacheco laid off 181 positions. >>> chipotle is holding its first coast-to-coast hiring. >>> just one week after becoming the world's richest person, elon musk is the richest no longer. shares of tesla fell nearly 8% yesterday, decreasing his net worth by $13.5 billion. with the current net worth of $176 billion, he is once again second to amazon's jeff bezos. both guys doing okay, i think,

moving over to oakland, showing our 880 at the coliseum camera. no major crashes or blocking issues to report as of right now, which is good news. bringing in the map here quickly before i go, fog inthe south bay as well that mike was talking about in and around san jose. just take your time and hopefully have a smooth and easy commute. >> thank you. >>> we are getting a first look at the headlines on the front pages of newspapers this morning. >>> reaction from world leaders as well. >>> and it wasn't just protests in d.c. the protrump rallies across the country including our state capitol. >>> first a live look outside. this is a peaceful look at itthe new sleep numberst pric360 smart bed.on on what if i sleep hot? ... or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... p