contra costa, alameda con temperaturas cerca de los 70. en san mateo, mÁximas cerca de los 65.os otros vehÍculos. un sistema de alta presiÓn va a dominar sobre nuestra Área de cobertura. esta madrugada estaremos amaneciendo con niebla densa en carreteras. en la tarde, cerca de los 70 que pueden continuar el fin de semana. para el miÉrcoles de la semana paola: latino task force y la universidad de california en san francisco realizan pruebas rÁpidas de coronavirus a los residentes de la misiÓn. las personas contagiadas pueden contagiar durante 10 dÍas, por lo que consideranimportante estas pruebas. asÍ pueden ayudar rÁpidamente a los contagiados para aislarse. un representante de la organizaciÓn latino task force se —— dice cÓmo se ayuda a los positivos. >> agarra una llamada, uno de los trabajadores que ayudan y que pueden quedarse en casa por dos semanas, pueden ayudarlo con cosas para limpiar o conectarlo con servicios. paola: las pruebas son gratis, se realizarÁn de 9:00 a 3:45 de la tarde en la calle 24, de domingo a miÉrcoles y

lluvia dispersa en la regiÓn, gran parte de la bahÍa por lo menos el condado de contra costa, alamedas asociadas. poco de lluvia este fin de de semana especialmente para el norte de la bahÍa. ramÓn: al descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa, recibirÁ alertas para saber cÓmo serÁ la prÓxima vez que lloverÁ en nuestra regiÓn. para que usted este preparado, se la recomiendo. esta semana las autoridades estatales anunciaron cambio en el plan para distribuir las vacunas, mÁs adelante se considerarÁ la edad, el lugar y el tipo de trabajo. segÚn el gobierno estatal este cambio podrÍa ser mÁs eficiente la distribuciÓn, marÍa antonieta mejÍas, entrevistÓ al doctor del departamento de salud. marÍa: habrÁ que terminar con la fase 1b, que incluye trabajadores agrÍcolas, de la educaciÓn y personas de 65 aÑos o mÁs. con el fin de volver mÁs eficiente el proceso de vacunaciÓn en california, las autoridades realizarÁn cambios. una vez que concluya la fase 1b, la elegibilidad se determinarÁ a travÉs de la edad. >> estamos en la fase 1b, nivel uno. vamos a terminar con los trabajadores

but we are seeing a few spotty showers here over the peninsula, san francisco, contra costa, alameda counties. and i think we'll hold on to the chance here of some spotty showers as we head through the next couple of hours. nothing too heavy. the next thing i want to bring your attention to is tomorrow morning. we are looking at some thick fog. if you're traveling down interstate 5 or 99, it's that tule fog that really is going to reduce visibility, and i do think there's a chance of some ground fog to develop over the south bay and also the east bay. we'll get that sunshine returning for tomorrow, and all in all a beautiful afternoon for us. now, along with that chance of some patchy morning fog, look at the temperatures. get that heavier jacket back out. we are down to 39 in the south bay. 40 in the peninsula. tri-valley at 37. so that morning jog might feel a little extra invigorating to you. 37 here for the east bay. san francisco 42. the north bay at 37 as well. daytime highs tomorrow staying on the chilly side. so you need a jacket into the afternoon. 58 in santa rosa. 54 marti

especialmente en la regiÓn de contra costa, alameda y el condado de santa clara, especialmente la regiÓnn de contra costa y alameda en las horas de la noche. para el norte mejorar la situaciÓn, asÍ como tambiÉn en gran parte de la penÍnsula. la vigilancia por inundaciones repentinas fue cancelada y prÁcticamente el modelo proyecto prÁcticamente nada de precipitaciones acumulables dentro de las prÓximas 48 horas. en las prÓximas horas las temperaturas estarÁn cerca de 50. maÑana amaneciendo cerca de 45. hay otro sistema que estar aproximÁndose, estarÁ alcanzando para lunes y martes de la semana entrante, aunque no se espera que tenga el impacto que tuvimos en estos dÍas pasados. la mÁxima para el martes entrante en 54, maÑana en 57. paola: ¿es normal recibir este tipo de fenÓmeno de rÍo atmosfÉrico? ¿hasta cuÁndo vamos a tener lluvias? suheily: es normal este tipo de actividad en la regiÓn de la bahÍa de san francisco. se habÍa tardado este tipo de eventualidad porque la Época que es lluviosa en california inicia en diciembre y se extiende hasta abril. este fenÓmeno de cierta manera benef

restaurantes pueden atender afuera de acuerdo a los nuevos lineamientos y los condados de contra costa alamedalientes se adapten aún cuando signifique sacrificar la comodidad >>> y recuerde que para más información actualizada sobre las condiciones del tiempo puede llamar al (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> como balde de agua fría fue lo que decidió mucho de la comunidad que dejó sin efecto la moratoria de 100 días a las deportaciones que firmo el nuevo presidente. tenemos reacciones con otro compañero, buenas tardes >>> gracias esto quiere decir que estos procesos de deportación continuarán sin el alivio anunciadopor el nuevo presidente >>> estas son las reacciones es que un juez de el federal de texas dejo sin vigencia la moratoria las deportaciones del presente joe biden había decretado por100 días. el abogado (inaudible) >>> la hermana de esta residente dejo esperanzas de retrasar con la moratoria pero ahora tendrán que darle la mala noticia >>> en el centro ya empezaron a recibir llamadas. el fallo del juez fue emitido de emergencia y tiene alcance nacionalalgunos le sorprende la rapidez con

top of mount him to the dense fog that is down in moraine county and even pushing into contra costa alameda too. >>the fog has been very present all morning long for our northern neighbors though it's marine sonoma napa and solano counties that have been in the midst of it from the very start one oh one definitely especially being affected by some low visibility from are in all the way up through santa rosa, so please take a slower up there and now to the delta to where fog is dense as well now skies will clear out really nice that flipped to the flop into the afternoon which will bring us those low 70's for some of the east bay, the for this reaches of the east bay that are inland and then across the south bay too and we're only going to be looking at 70's remaining in this forecast has a pretty powerful ridge of high pressure just sets up shop does not want to leave us on into the early days of next week either skies quiet radar and future cast both showing quite conditions out there after some northern california showers the past few days all that activity has left the picture now and no

cerca de la 1:00 el panorama es complicado en las regiones de contra costa, alameda y la regiÓn de santa. ya regiones del sur de la bahÍa van a tener que observar que la lluvia va ir disminuyendo lo que es la intensidad, pero los vientos continÚan en la zona hasta las 7:00. la lÍnea de aguaceros se aleja de la regiÓn cerca de las 4:00. a las 7:00 lluvia dispersa. estarÁ lloviendo sobre suelos saturados, lo que significa que podrÍamos tener un poema de inundaciones. mucha precauciÓn con los vientos acerca de la medianoche oakland con 45 millas por hora. presentadora: esa mateo las autoridades emitieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn en la zona costera al sur del condado debido al peligro del ——de deslaves e inundaciones. para proteger a los evacuados se habilitÓ el albergue en la preparatoria pescadero. el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional emitiÓ una advertencia de inundaciones repentinas para sonoma. el riesgo deslizamiento de tierra es mayor en las horas destruidas por los incendios forestales. se recomienda las personas que eviten caminar o conducir sus coches en las horas inundadas. en santa cru

. >>> restaurantes pueden atender afuera, ya los condados de contra costa alameda, san mateo, lo permitena comida porque uno come a la carrera siempre. >>> telemundo 48 mediodÍa. >>> bueno muchos dirÍan que les llueve sobre mojado, 12 y 10, hora de revisarla pregunta del dÍa, resultaste afectado por el mal tiempo, comparta su opiniÓn, en redes sociales, la respuesta podrÍan salir aquÍ en el noticiero telemundo 48 mediodÍa y tambiÉn queremos recordar que para la informaciÓn maquina actualizada sobre tiempo, solo tiene que acercar su celular a la pantalla de su televisor en este momento y serÁ dirigido a telemundo 48. kochl. >>> vuelve el temor a la comunidad latina. >>> regresa casa trono tlon tras la pausa le cuento. (comerciales) tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. ♪♪♪♪ >>> gracias por continuar con nosotros, le comento que el ex-presidente de estados unidos, donald trump, pues dijo que que Él quiere con naur en el ojo p

electrÓnicos , mensajes de textos a los departamentos de salud del condado de santa clara, contra costa, alamedaavirus en la prÓxima fase de distribuciÓn 1b, portavoces nos dieron que no creÍa que podÍa responder eso hoy, ya que no tenÍa una guía estatal concreta al respeto. sin embargo, al preguntarle al supervisor, creÓ un grupo de mensajes intentando llevarnos a una conclusiÓn. si tienen un seguro mÉdico privado, el seguro les notificarÁ directamente. el condado santa clara informÓ que quienes pertenezcan asiente grupo de prioridad1b debe ir con su proveedor de salud. el condado alameda respondiÓ, ahora mismo estamos trabajando con la fase 1a, la siguiente fase contactar hemos a las personas a travÉs de anuncios pÚblicos, el departamento de salud de california, no respondiÓ enviÁndonos un enlace a la pÁgina web, covid 19.ca.gov. encontramos una lista de proveedores y muy pocos datos de cÓmo proceder. >> el doctor de la clÍnica, seÑala que la directrices no son claras en cuanto entremos a la fase la informaciÓn estar alcance de todos. >> hay que fijarnos bien el televisor, las noticias y tambi

this will move down over santa rosa, and eventually hold up for contra costa, alameda counties and theeninsula by early friday morning. and there is not going to be a whole lotless for san jose. i think we'll be more in a spotty rain situation as we head through 7:00 a.m. on friday. and then we'll start to clear on out. totals with this, as all the other storms lately with it moving down from the north, it will give the north bay the best bet of rainfall. you can see in that shaded yellow area. we're good for about a half inch here for most of the north bay. from san francisco to the south looking at a quarter inch and/or less. my extended forecast in san francisco, dries it out this weekend. and i want you to notice next monday and tuesday, king tide is coming back with the highest of high tides monday and tuesday morning. that will give us some coastal flooding problems we need to watch out for. and across the inland valleys, we're dry this weekend, dry into next week. up to 67 by next wednesday. and our drought continues to grow, but i am seeing some promising signs by the early sta

were filing in all the large counties throughout california all the bay area counties contra costa, alameda, santa clara, we're gonna file on all of them, the golden gate restaurant association, also releasing a statement saying, quote we are not involved in the lawsuit, but we're watching it to see if any additional fee relief is forthcoming, which is critically needed for our industry. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. oh already as we head forward to gosh thursday, the week's moving on a pretty quick that high pressure that dominating the pattern, which has dominated our pattern for a number of days now continues and we'll get stronger the next couple of days. that's where the warmth is coming from. might be a little valley fog tomorrow morning. but today as we showed you, we had highs that were in the seventies. tomorrow we'll have highs again. most likely will be in the mid upper sixties to low seventies in january, january 14th person. nice. so we're dry that atmospheric river missed us. we missed out on about a half a foot of rain and probably three or 4 ft of snow on it. just at t

most is moderate with a few heavier pockets, as we bring you to contra costa, alameda counties, you underwent a break through the day as i mentioned but now we are seeing the rain return. this will keep rain here certainly through dublin until 11:40. then over to the santa cruz mountains we also have moderate rain, a few heavier pockets. that is also the case over towards morgan hill. now, of course, the santa cruz mountains under the largest threat here with those mudslides as we've seen 3 to 4 inches in that zone over the past 24 hours. so here is the deal. as we head through tomorrow, i still see some scattered rain and the chance of some thunderstorms. any thunderstorms are going to bring us wind gusts of 15 to 40, maybe even some small hail, some low snow and isolated flooding issues. i will take you through the entire timeline for this so you can plan around it, and we will talk about an additional storm in the seven-day forecast and we'll get you squared away on that. i'm back in about 15 minutes. >> we will see you shortly. it is certainly active. >>> among the big concerns is this, m

debajo de los 50, importante a travÉs se vertiÓ una alerta por niebla densa, proyectando que ultra costa y alamedaicias univision Área de la bahÍa, mÁs adelante, autoridades federales hicieron varios arrestos que vandalizaron el capitolio en washington d.c. ♪ antes no tenía seguro médico... aunque me hubiera gustado tenerlo, no lo tenía porque no pensé que lo podría pagar además de mis otros gastos mensuales. pero ahora ya puedo. covered california te ofrece ayuda económica para pagar tu seguro médico. de hecho, 9 de cada 10 personas que se inscribieron la obtuvieron y tú también podrías calificar. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. ramÓn: el presidente trump confirmÓ en twitter que no asistirÁ a la elecciÓn de poder, a todos los que han preguntado no voy a ir a la inauguraciÓn del 20 de enero, horas despuÉs de este mensaje, la compaÑÍa twitter, dio a conocer que suspendiÓ de manera permanente la cuenta de los estados unidos, por su parte el departamento de justicia, informÓ que 13 personas fueron arrestadas por crÍmenes sometidos durant

way for a number of bay area counties were told that they could be coming for folks in contra costa alameda and san mateo a lot to 9 san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan, one of the bay area's most prominent lgbtq activists has passed away. >>can jones lost his battle against cancer today, fellow activists from longtime friend cleve jones made that announcement today on facebook leave. describes can as a hero who loved his family his community and dedicated his entire life to the movement for peace and justice. he has federal memorial will be arranged when it is once again safe for everyone together can jones was 70 years old. >>still to come today, tired and overworked hundreds of exhausted national guard troops sleeping in the hallways of the u.s. capitol the latest on their deployment ahead of president elect joe biden's inauguration plus costco closing down a popular service and all of their stores details on that when e come back. and some spring-like temperatures headed our way you might be surprised how warm it's going to get in ur neighborhood will talk abou

ron, california all the bay area counties contra costa alameda, santa clara, we're gonna file on all of them, the golden gate restaurant association, also releasing a statement saying, quote we are not involved in the lawsuit, but we're watching it to see if any additional fee relief is forthcoming, which is critically needed for our industry. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. by april. many hope the worst of the pandemic will be over as more and more people get their shots. but ktvu is tom vacar tells us federal taxes will come due and the federal government will be looking for its share of the benefits that millions of people are millions of workers. un millions of laid off workers received in 2020. the federal stimulus checks or tax free weekly unemployment benefits or not. unemployment in california is text on the federal level. it's not taxed on the state level. but to avoid a surprise tax bill, you must opt into having the taxes deducted from each payment eating candy. divides the opportunity to have taxes would have helped. but in the past very, very few unemployment insuran

contra costa alameda, santa clara, we're gonna file on all of them. and the golden gate restaurant association, also releasing a statement saying, quote we are not involved in the lawsuit, but we're watching it to see if any additional fee relief is forthcoming, which is critically needed. for our industry reporting live. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you. oakland is facing a big budget deficit, one of the ways to save money, pulling three fire engines off the streets every day, and that's getting a lot of pushback now inside and outside city hall. plus if you miss your holiday crab tradition, just wait a couple of days. crabber is finally picked up their crab pots today when you can expect to see fresh crab at your local market up next. the city of oakland seizes phones from his many as 100 police officers as they investigate comments your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffne

contra costa alameda, santa clara. we're gonna file on all of them, the golden gate restaurant association, also releasing a statement saying, quote we are not involved in the lawsuit, but we're watching it to see if any additional fee relief is forthcoming, which is critically needed for our industry. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. all right, let's run outside and say a quick good afternoon to you. mark tamayo yesterday i think you were wearing a jacket today. no jacket required. well, garcia going to mention it was actually fairly warm yesterday, but i'm just sort of a wimp when it comes to being outside, so i guess i was just just wearing a jacket. just i'm fragile outside, right, but no, it actually is. it is a nice warm day and temperatures on track to reach the seventies across the warmest locations of the of area this afternoon. it looks like we'll be repeating this. were cast quite a bit as we head into the weekend. even forecasters in southern california we think it's warm here and take a look at the proj

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super commuters, we have a little bit of rain that's going to clip the eastern parts of contra costa and alamedaounty. unfortunately, highway 4, 5, 80, and possibly even 80 itself going to be wet. the winds are a big issue. the closer you are to the coasts, the faster they're going to be. up to 30 to 45 miles per hour. the south bay breezy this morning and the peninsula. walnut creek 33 and partly cloudy. a chance of showers. it's mainly those two hours. most of us dealing with chilled sunshine, and highs barely into the 50s. enjoy today's lack of rain compared to what's coming. >>> mike, thank you. the governor may be lifting the stay at home orders in all regions as soon as today. the stay at home order is tied to region's icu capacity. here's a look at the bay area. as of yesterday, we suddenly went way above the 15% threshold. abc 7 news reporter is live for us with a look at why the order may lift today. amy? >> reporter: hi. these outdoor dining areas may get put back to use again. maybe by the end of this week. there is hope that this news is coming and they will be able to reopen soon. t

live doppler 7 showing a few light showers over eastern contra costa, and alameda county.m impact. the real deal, the 3, the atmospheric river and the potential damage it brings starts tomorrow afternoon and goes through wednesday morning, and measuore rain through sunda >>> coming up, eva mendez gets calledutr spending too much time on her phone. the warning signs and how advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your

residents in alameda, contra costa counties over the age of 65 will be notified early next week about vaccine locations. sutter health is making appointments for people 75 and older. kaiser's phones have been ringing off the hook. we talked about that. they have limited vaccine appointments. people 65 and older can try to secure a slot. we also checked with john muir health. vaccinations began for 75 and older on january 25th. patients will be contacted in the coming days to schedule that appointment. patients 65 and older will be contacted in february. here's a valuable tool for you. take out your phone right now and use the camera on your phone to scan that qr code on the left side of your screen. see it? lower left corner? that will take you right to our vaccination guide. scroll down to your specific county to get your information on how to sign up for a vaccine and where you can go once it is your turn. you can also go to nbcbayarea.com and click on covid-19 vaccination guide at the top of our page. >>> let's switch gears. threats of violence at state capitols leading to inaugura

laiho through fairfield on up towards vacaville, well pockets of heavier rainfall now in contra costa and alamedaaround san ramon down towards the double in you're seeing some areas of heavier rain as you cross from dublin over to hayward also in the midst of some pretty good shower activity that as you see updated just a second ago is moving gradually to the north and east oakland, a right at the edge of some heavier rain when you head south towards san leandro a bay bridge golden gate richmond center fell bridge is pretty calm right but you are right at the edge of some of these showers to san francisco, fairly calm. what you had south of san mateo that begins to change and that's when you start running into those pockets of heavier rainfall which as i mentioned will be a problem, especially in the vicinity of some of our burn scars where we still do have evacuations in place is in the surrounding area of this scu fire burn scar czu fire burn scar, sorry down there in the santa cruz mountains outlined in red right here pockets of heavier rainfall right around boulder creek we've already seen so

a few showers in eastern alameda and contra costa counties. it doesn't look that impressive, and a lot of it is evaporating before hitting the ground. a few passing showers and a trace of rainfall is basically what we are looking at. more showers along solano county, including one moving through fairfield. we do have one more chance of rain on the way, mainly focusing on the north bay tomorrow morning. let's take a look at the hour by hour rain chances. late tonight into early tomorrow evening, the rain chances will really peek in santa rosa right before the sun comes up. there will only be a 30% chance of passing showers. then rain chances dropped to zero and stay near zero for the next six days at least. in the rain ch ator south hego te wi beound% in thursday. and far down the line, beyond the scope of the seven-day, the two week outlook, 8 to 14 days, the prediction center hasn't tipped over to give us a wet work has but instead indicating a good chance a below average info, and now they say it's a coin flip. they say we could see near ave

nos resume los cambios en los condados, alameda, san mateo y contra costa.os a ruth, esta maÑana. ella es dueÑa de un restaurante y salÓn de belleza en el Área de la bahÍa, al escuchar que california levantarÍa las restricciones como negocios como el suyo, no dudÓ en ir a abrirlo de una vez. al aire libre, restaurantes, viÑedos, iglesias, cine y centro de entretenimiento, salones, guarderÍas, manicura, tatuajes y maquillistas, los supermercados pueden aumentar su capacidad al 50% y las tiendas, al 25%. >> el supervisor de san mateo, pide no bajar la guardia, aunque las cosas parecen regresar a la normalidad, el coronavirus ha cobrado la vida de mÁs de 400.000 personas, los pequeÑos negocios que podrÁn reabrir sus puertas, se atienen a los cambios. >> me callo de perla la noticia. es una definiciÓn como algo mÁximo, eso es lo que amo hacer y regreso a hacerlo. reportera: para una lista completa de los cambios, puede descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn, univisiÓn 14, Área de la bahÍa, es gratis. paola: gracias, dayana. julio, visitÓ algunos comerciantes y tambiÉn se

alameda tiene 70,000 casos. contra costa reporta 53,80024 contagios. 32% en latinos. ta nos trasladamos a la plaza de la herencia mexicana, decenas de adultos mayores de 5 aÑos comenzaron a hacer fila desde temprano. el motivo, registrarse para recibir la primera dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus. recibieron una pulsera como mÉtodo de registro esta jornada de vacunaciÓn serÁ los jueves desde el mediodÍa hasta las hetero tarde a partir de hoy. >> el requisito es que la gente tenga 75 aÑos. no es necesario tener un estatus mÉdico o legal. reportera: una vez reciba la vacuna se les agenda la cita y se les entrega un recordatorio para regresar por la segunda dosis de la vacuna en tres semanas. a partir del 11 de febrero, mis dosis de la vacuna estarÁn disponibles cada jueves habrÁ 300 vacunas disponibles, correspondientes a la primera dosis. antes de recibir la dosis recomiendan informar si sufre de algÚn tipo de alergia. >> se les monitorea por unos minutos, para ver que no tenga ninguna reacciÓn inmediata a la vacuna. >> lo siento mario, no siento alergia. report

from that batch include nearly 22,000 in santa clara county, 8007 cisco. 3700 in contra costa, and 1200 in marin. alameda county says some healthcare workers got the affected doses, but no unusual vaccine responses were reported. for information on how to sign up for the vaccine in your county, or get an alert on when it is your turn, check out our resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> let's take a live look at the u.s. capitol right now. four decided on high alert. 21,000 troops now on the ground ahead of wednesday's inauguration. barbed wire and checkpoints barricade the national mall. while those troops stand watch, all of them are going through an additional vetting process. the head of the dc national guard says no issues have been flagged. >> they are screened, and repeatedly screened, until they are actually put on the region. >> events and rallies for luther king jr. date were held across the bay area. some of those honoring dr. king pointed out similarities between the current state of our country, and the unrest in chicago in 1966. riots broke out there, all stemming from police shutting off

en alameda, el 32.9%. en contra costa, un 8.1% de las camas de terapia intensiva disponibles.en momentos de incertidumbre cuando tienen un ser querido internado recuperÁndose. el seÑor martÍnez comenzÓ con sÍntomas de coronavirus, hasta que fue llevado a un hospital donde permaneciÓ desde el aÑo pasado. en momentos de angustia que viviÓ la familia hispana y que finalmente tuvieron un final feliz. ramÓn: paola, muy buenas noches . roberto martÍnez comenzÓ con sÍntomas desde septiembre del 2020. su familia se contagiÓ, pero permaneciÓ cuatro meses en el hospital. por fortuna tiene la suerte de contar su experiencia y compartir momentos de felicidad con sus seres queridos. una historia que verÁ en noticias univisiÓn 14. luego de vivir en carne propia los estragos del coronavirus. tras permanecer internado en san leandro, el seÑor roberto martÍnez... . >> es cosa seria, aquÍ estoy yo ramÓn: visiblemente decaÍdo y agotado, hoy tiene la suerte de salir y agradecer con sus familiares que saliÓ con vida del hospital despuÉs de cuatro meses de recibir tratamiento contra el coronavirus

contra costa county and alameda, look at the headlights.e have traffic, it's just at the limit which is great. back to you. >> all right. thank you, mike. >>> happening now, wire finding out dr. -- we're finding out dr. anthony fauci is the highest paid federal employ. a new report by openthebooks.com says the head of the quite against covid-19 makes $417,000 each year. that's more than the president's salary of $400,000. he's one of three doctors who work for health and human services that makes more than the president. >> reporter: there's much more ahead this tuesday on "today in the bay" including an update on several gorillas that got covid at the san diego zoo. how they're all doing this morning. >>> and then, some say they're getting bigger and more violent. still ahead at 6:00 a.m., another city sounding the alarm about sideshows. >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." alameda county supervisors today will vote on a resolution calling for new federal charges tied to oscar grant's death 11 years ago. the officer who sh

various neighborhoods trying to restore power due to dozens of small outages throughout alameda and contra costa counties. >> i'm using a hot spot thankfully in order to get the kids on their zoom, and then had to go pick up some breakfast for the kids at a restaurant. i don't have a generator, so i'm kind of just dealing with it. >> reporter: at&t crews were also out restoring phone and internet service in some areas. in the oakland hills as seen from sky 7 high above skyline boulevard crews worked to remove dirt from a small mudslide. along the same road tree limbs littered the way like this one that fortunately did not land with anything or anyone beneath it. and in albany the owners of this floor store had to deploy sandbags to prevent water from coming inside the front doors. that is, until low tide and a sump pump could help steer it away. despite some inconvenience most people seemed to take the stormy weather in stride. >> it's a good thing. we need the weather. we need the water for the mountains. and i think long term it will be good. >> reporter: in the east bay laura anthony, abc 7 n

alameda reporta 6238 personas infectadas. contra costa coronavirus. el portavoz tiene recomendaciones importantes. >> que las personascelebran en casa con unas personas que ya viven en esa casa. pueden compartir alimentos y regalos no comparta con otras familias. } en las unidades de cuidados intensivos insisten en pedirles a los familias latinas que mantengan el distanciamiento social. saludo de nuevo a elena tabraue. elena: la temperatura mÁxima hoy en ciudades como san josÉ se reportÓ en 57. es una temperatura fresca y normal. las mÍnimas estÁn en los bajos 40. estamos disfrutando de cielos parcialmente nublados, 45 de temperatura san francisco. las condiciones van estar cambiando. las dudas. vemos que estÁ prÓxima madrugaday hasta las 10:00 de la maÑana del miÉrcoles, la neblina puede estar presente en gran parte de la bahÍa, fundamente tan en santa rosa, concord se recomienda reducir la velocidad, guardar la distancia entre soto de que va en redes las lluvias van estar entrando desde el no redes de primate la tarde y las prÓximas hor

more rain over contra costa county, and scattered showers over alameda county. then, there is the heavy rain, but the trend over the past 45 minutes or an hour is to be nudged a bit further east. it is still impacting southeastern santa clara county. we zoom in for a closer look and you can see the heaviest rain around gilroy, but that storm report icon is for monterey highway at metcalf frederick another debris flow or rockslide. not sure the severity of it has been related as an official report. some good news for the santa cruz mountains, the bad news is there is more rain on the way, right now it has tapered off and he will take whatever break you can get before the rain surges backup from the south as we headed through this evening and into tonight. over to future caste it indicates another wave of moisture headed towards us, with pockets of heavy downpour possible anywhere in the bay area. the odds of that go up every mile you go to the southeast. within the bay area. the most widespread heaviest rain looks like it's going to happen into the early hours of

contra costa, marin, santa clara below 10%. alameda, san francisco counties in better shape. unfortunately, i don't have updated numbers for san mateo or solano counties. southern california has no room for the sick whatsoever. >> we have been 100% capacity for weeks, and, you know, the biggest strange is on the icu. >> that was a doctor with the regional medical center in san jose who reminds us those grim numbers don't reflect the surge we expect caused by people who traveled or met with people outside their households over the holidays. it's going to get worse, he says. governor gavin newsom looking at the numbers now. they are not good enough to end the stay-at-home orders. they will be extended no doubt. we will bring you the news conference right here on nbc bay area at noon and watch it on our website or app. >>> new at 11, on the first day of work of 2021, slack is down. many use it to connect to co-workers. there is a full-blown outage including log-ins, messaging, calls, connections, unavailable. they are working to fix the outage. if you are having trouble getting

en alameda hay 46 camas desocupadas. en contra costa, solamente quedan 19 camas libres.e antes de finalizar enero ingresarÁn a la fase nÚmero 1 de va naciÓn. empleados esenciales como maestros, trabajadores de cuidado infantil, policÍas y trabajadores de supermercados. para mÁs informaciÓn, visite la pÁgina web que observan su pantalla. aunque la vacunaciÓn de coronavirusde pfizer y moderna han sido probadas, hay dudas entre quienes se preguntan si se la pondrÍan o no. nuestro equipo de noticias hablÓ con un doctor para despejar cualquier duda, nos dicequÉ es realidad y qué es mito. marÍa: hay personas que tienen mÁs preguntas que respuestas. >> muchos mitos ha cobrado fuerza desde el inicio de la pandemia. han generado desconfianza en la comunidad latina, una de las mÁs afectadas.. le hicimos preguntas a vÍctor salazar, quien ha despejado algunas dudas. la vacuna tiene un chip y fue creada para controlar a la poblaciÓn? >> es una pregunta frecuente, si la vacuna que estamos administrando contiene un chip y esto no es cierto. la vacuna que estamos administrando tiene com

says first responders and surrounding counties like santa clara and contra costa counties have been provided the vaccine but alameda county first responders keep getting pushed down the line. >> we are greatly exposed to it more than anybody else. and the frustration is again the law enforcement component of it. you know, we believe we are part of that public safety. yet we are seeing fire and everybody else get it before us but not us. >> reporter: the health department responded to our request for interview with a statement saying the county is balancing low vaccine supply with complicated and shifting implementation mandates. and in the county's website it says, we have more hospitals and healthcare facilities and surrounding bay area counties, and the estimated population for phase 1 letter a exceeds 145,000 people. but lewis still questions why the jail has a vaccination plan in place but first responders in the same county do not. >> it makes sense to give us all vaccines at the same time. it is like faxing health your household and not the other but still living together. >> the alameda county health departm

orders will be aligned for the most part counties around the bay area, posting their plans alameda contra costa napa are also among the county, saying they will be returning to the purple tear meaning limited outdoor dining limited outdoor gatherings. gyms and houses of worship, hair and nail salons and some personal services will be allowed to resume with restrictions. san francisco will be keeping the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew in place, at least for now, saying it does not want to quickly roll back any restrictions on lee to have to re impose them. if the covid numbers begin to creep up again, we're taking the initial steps. in a situation where the rate of the virus is still relatively high. we want to see that number continue to go down before we release that tend to tend to five order. and counties around the bay area say there's still a lot of hard work to do is they administer vaccine and monitor for the newest variants of the coronavirus, public health officials saying masking social distancing in hand washing are still critical elements moving forward if counties are to move from the pu

orders will be aligned for the most part counties around the bay area, posting their plans alameda contra costa napa are also among the county, saying they will be returning to the purple tear meaning limited outdoor dining limited outdoor gatherings. gyms and houses of worship, hair and nail salons and some personal services will be allowed to resume with restrictions. san francisco will be keeping the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew in place, at least for now, saying it does not want to quickly roll back any restrictions on lee to have to re impose them. if the covid numbers begin to creep up again, we're taking the initial steps in a situation where the rate of the virus is still relatively high. we want to see that number continue to go down before we release that tender tender five order counties around the bay area say there's still a lot of hard work to do is they work to administer vaccine and monitor the newest variants of the coronavirus? public health officials say, masking social distancing and hand washing are still critical elements moving forward of counties are to move from the purple

costa. no, this is inland alameda in fact because we are looking over the tri valley. but it is clear. we don't have any fog. 42 livermore, 41 concord, a cold 38 in santa rosa. other than that, in the immediate bay, mid to upper 40s and smooth sailing on the roads. daytime highs today just like yesterday, near 70 for inland spots. it will be mid to upper 60s. it will be the that way for the whole holiday. if you are thinking of going near a beach, there is a high surf advise are i that starts today and goes until saturday night at 7:00. we can look at waves perhaps as high as 20 feet, not as bad as last week. but it's still big enough torr a concern at the coast. it covers everywhere that's highlighted on the map. there is another one coming after that. if you look in the pacific there is a lot of energy. we can see the swell, the brighter color. that shows the surf advisory for today into tomorrow. look what's coming after that. there is another one on the other side of the pacific. that is going to get here sunday and monday. that is important because sunday and mond

alameda, contra costa, marin, santa clara and san francisco. none of the counties report any increase in allergic reactions associated with that batch of video. california received about 330,000 doses from the lot. >> the lot is about a tenth of the whole state's supply. to try to hold that back as they're doing the investigation is not an inconsequential problem. >> fewer than ten people needed medical attention over a span of 24 hours when that batch of vaccine was given in shots in san diego. the state says out of an extreme abundance of caution it is recommending health care providers stop using vaccine from that batch. >>> more than 3 million doses of covid vaccine have been shipped to health departments and health care systems across california. but the backlog is still really in bad shape. abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is tracking it for us. she joins us live with the story. seve? >> dan, more than 1.9 million covid vaccine doses are waiting in freezers across the state. that's the worst backlog in the country right now. and today

the batch include nearly 22,000 in santa clara, 8,000 in san francisco, 3700 in contra costa and 1200 in marin. alameda said some health care workers got the affected doses but no unusual responses were reported. for information on how to sign up for the vaccine in your county or get alerts when it's your turn check out the resource guide at kpix guide.com. >>> the mayor is expected to update san francisco's response to coronavirus. we will carry that live on cbsn bay area at 11. >>> at 1:30 in the afternoon we will get a coronavirus update from the california's health and human services secretary. to watch both events live head to the website, kpix.com. >>> next on kpix55, an attack brought on by a face mask. the dramatic surveillance video coming up. >>> and we are all about the wind this morning in this forecast. it's rough out there at times. it could get a little stronger over the next few hours. it'll get better today. i will show you when that happens. coming up. >>> two hands on the steering wheel kind of morning. wind advisories for some of the bay area bridges and a new crash along 880. i wil

counties here in the bay area santa clara county has received 166,900 doses alameda county has received 83,350 doses and contra costa county has administered 32,875 vaccinations when it comes to expediting the vaccine rollout plan bay area county health departments face a similar challenge from one of the challenges right now is the supply of vaccine. >>there's not meet the demand and so. you know we're working with a state partners and federal partners to understand that situation and make available through many different than as the vaccine becomes available. >>earlier this week we learned that some of those different vaccination venues include neighborhood pharmacies like safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs. has it made you called for in the north bay sonoma county officials opened the county's first drive-thru covid vaccination clinic. >>kron four's charles clifford has that story. >>well right now i'm standing at the sonoma county fairgrounds in behind me here you can see people lining up in their vehicles to receive a coronavirus vaccine. this is part of an ongoing effort by the county to really ramp up vaccina

. >> there were dozens of small power outages in alameda and contra costa counties today. many residents woke up to find themselves without electricity and some without phone or internet. pg&e and at&t had crews out working on restoration. >> i'm using a hot spot thankfully in order to get the kids on their zoom and then had to go pick up some breakfast for the kids at the restaurant and, you know, i don't have a generator so i'm kind of just making deal with it. >> coping as best as he can. a small mud slide was caused in the oakland hills and some tree limbs were in the road. no one was hurt. in the north bay restaurant storms took aim at their livelihoods, namely outdoor parklets and tents. every time i watched the tents roll down the street it's hope being pushed away by the wind, too. >> reporter: yeah, for sure, dan. it's been a real tough 24 hours for restaurant own owners up here in the north bay. the storm flattening many outdoor tents like this one here on montgomery drive. this one is a total loss. the timing is terrible just days after restaurants got the green

batch include nearly 22,000 in santa clara, 8,000 in san francisco, 3700 in contra costa and 1200 in marin. >>> alameda say that health care workers got the affected doses but no unusual responses were reported. for information on how to sign up for the vaccine in your county or get the alert when it its your turn check out the resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> happening today san francisco mayor will provide a public update encore h1n1. the director of health will also take part. that briefing streams live at 11 on cbs bay area. today we will get an update from california's health and human services secretary. we will monitor that for you live here on kpix5 and on cbsn bay area. >>> a live look at the united states capitol, 21,000 troops now on the ground ahead of wednesday's inauguration. barbed wire and checkpoints barricade the national mall while the troops stand watch. all of them are going through the additional vetting process. the head of the dc national guard said no issues have been flagged. california national guard has started a thousand troops, most of them assigned to the state cap

alameda 40,000, contra costa, san mateo all between 20,000 and 40,000. than 20,000. >>> as a point of reference governor newsom says statewide we've administered only about a third of the doses that are sitting in the freezers. >>> allowing indoor dining now reportedly back down. that's according to "the chronicle" which reports fume bistro now offering only takeout. it was still serving indoors. "the examiner" reports san francisco leaders have approved a $5 fee waiver for struggling restaurants and night spots. it amounts to more than $1,700 savings for restaurants and about $6,000 savings for entertainment venues. >> we've been telling but falling rent as part of our making it in the bay series. a new perspective on how steep the declines have been in san francisco compared with the rest of california and the country at large. this chart apartment list spans a year, from december 2019 to december 2020. nationally the rents have dropped off only slightly, about 1.5%. that's the blue line. in california statewide they have fallen about 5%. that's the wh

the north and east that's resulting in an increase in rainfall intensity for portions of alameda and contra costa counties, let's get a look out there from hayward on over to san ramon enough to walnut creek. that i'm highlighting for you here right now these areas are looking at moderate rain and some heavy enough rainfall that these already saturated soils are going to start ponding a little bit you'll see some standing water on roads. oakland, some light showers for you you've been right at the edge of this moisture plume all morning long a little bit further north light showers in napa as well as novato down to center fell much lighter than areas further to the south are in san francisco about to be tapping dose of light rain for one of the first times this morning as that rainfall has really been held up further to the south for much of the morning. so far let's zoom out on radar. there's your moisture plume the atmospheric river stretching offshore to the south into the west. it's making its way in a northeasterly trajectory right there still to the central coast and right into the bay area

alameda reportÓ 765 muertes por el virus. el condado de contra costaocas horas de que el presidente electo joe biden asuma el cargo, hizo un llamado para que estadounidenses se unieran a una iniciativa que tenÍa como finhonrar la memoria de quienes perdieron la vida por el coronavirus. ramÓn adame tiene todos los detalles del evento que se llevÓ a cabo en el este de la bahÍa. ramÓn: buenas noches. la iniciativa nacional del presidente electo tuvo ecoen varias ciudades del paÍs para honrar la memoria de quienes han perdido la vida por el coronavirus. entre los participantes estuvieron la alcaldesa de oakland, activistas y miembros de la comunidad quienes mantienen la firme esperanza de que cuando joe biden asume el cargo, las cosas mejoran y en consecuencia, cambia. la alcaldesa de aucklandencabezÓ los actos de una iniciativa del presidente electo joe biden que se realizÓ en distintas partes a travÉs del paÍs. en el sentido acto realizado en el templo de nuestra seÑora de lourdes, decenas de palomas blancas fueron liberadasen memoria de quienes han perd

counties here in the bay area santa clara county has received 166,900 doses alameda county has received 83,350 doses and contra costa county has administered 32,875 vaccinations when it comes to expediting the vaccine rollout plan bay area county health departments face a similar challenge from one of the challenges right now is the supply of vaccine. >>there's not meet the demand and so. you know we're working with a state partners and federal partners to understand that situation and make available through many different as the vaccine becomes available. >>earlier this week we learned that some of those different vaccination venues include neighborhood pharmacies like safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs. has it made you called for news. >>well as the midweek let's check on our forecast karnal standing by live talk about milli vanilli now we're talking about the weather little bit of everything covering all things and looks like we've got some spring-like weather coming our way is well it is going to be on seasonably warm around the bay area may be a good 10 maybe 15 degrees above the average as high pressure really

alameda county has received more than 83,000 contra costa county has administered more than 32,000 vaccinations but when it comes to speeding up the vaccine. rollout plan. bay area county health departments, safe. have a very similar challenge among them. >>the challenges right now is the supply of vaccine. there's not meet the demand and so. you know we're working with a state partners and federal partners to understand that situation and make available through many different than as the vaccine becomes available. >>earlier this week we learned that some of those different vaccination venues include neighborhood pharmacies like safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs we have a scam warning to let you know about this morning in santa clara county county officials say residents reported getting text messages saying there is an excess number of covid vaccines. the techs then asks people to click a link to register to receive a vaccine. this county is currently investigating the county is currently investigating the source of the scam. in the meantime the county wants you to know its website is the off

contra costa county on mt. diablo, 84. alameda, 75.0, san francisco, 57 miles per hour. look at this, 53 at sfo now. the 40 in san carlos. most of us pushing middle 30s, if not faster. the difference last night, compared to sunday night, the air is much colder at 3,000 feet and it is blowing faster. but that cold air is heavier and that's what sinks into our valleys and lower elevations and that's why more of us are dealing with the damaging winds this morning. so let's talk about what's going to happen with the rest of the forecast. still windy through the daylight hours today. sunny, cooler, up to 10, 15 degrees cooler. winds will decrease, that will drop our temperatures back to cold levels tonight. and we'll be in and out of chances of rain this weekend. going into the weekend friday. chance of rain coming out of the weekend, sunday into monday we have a chance of rain. hopefully palatable for you. let's look at what's going on, mid-60s to upper 60s most of us. downsloping winds could push us to 71 in the warm spot, santa rosa. dee

contra costa county about 107,000 shots have been administered. alameda county not saying how many it has administered, but it has received about 102,000 doses so far. the state also seeing more signs of hope in terms of covid numbers. a huge drop in the positivity rate. check this out. on january 8, 14%. the peak, the highest ever since this pandemic started. today it's down to 8.5%, raj. >> janelle, we see e hear a lot about this, the variants. there are a handful of covid variants around the world that have a lot of people worried and wondering whether the current vaccines will protect us from them. nbc bay area's anoushah rasta spoke with the leading infectious disease doctor from ucsf to get some insight and some answers. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong explains the different covid variants by dividing them up into three categories. unknown, bad, and ugly. he says all three have one super power in common. they are highly transmissible. the california variant falls into the first category, unknown. dr. chin hong say