as you guys can see it's a big party here at dolores park. we reached out to sf parks and rec to ask if they're doing anything or changing any of the way that they're managing the large crowd that's showing up. they say there's a ranger that will continue to be here to hand out masks if necessary, but those social distance circles that became very popular here, they will not be returning. so, it is up to the people who are out here to socially distance themselves. and that's the latest from here, dolores park in san francisco, back to you guys. >> ginger, thanks very much. great day out there. it's shaping up to be a big week for california. napa and alameda could be the next to move out of the orange tier. positivity rates well below 4.9%. the state will make the announcement on tuesday. if the counties do move, restrictions would ease on wednesday. that means most indoor businesses can increase capacity, and you can see what's allowed under the orange tier on your screen. a couple of counties moved into that tier this week. you might remembe

this was yesterday in san francisco at dolores park. me not wearing masks for social distancing but being conscious, out with the fresh air and the uv rays. crowds gathered at fisherman's wharf before sunset and golden gate park on a beautiful san francisco night, people trying to get a late night ride on the ferris wheel. a man and his friends are visiting from eugene, oregon. they're here on spring break and had to adjust to the crowds they've seen. >> especially when we went to the beach, there were like so many people over there. >> public health experts are hoping people don't get overconfidence. they're worried about a possible fourth wave of infections. >>> the first covid vaccination clinic on treasure island is open for business. about 150 people received their first doses of the vaccine yesterday at the shipshape community center. treasure island is considered part of san francisco. it's one of a handful of bay area zip codes that the state of california has identified as high priority for vaccine availability to meet state equ

. >> reporter: dolores park and the richmond district, crowds of people had the same idea, it is time to leave the house. for 15-year-old karen it's felt like a special occasion. >> it felt like a holiday. it was mostly driving around the city. >> reporter: for the past year the family has been driving around the city to catch a glimpse of normalcy. today they got out of the car at their favorite place, the beach. >> i am probably going to touch the sand and water at the beach, it is nice. i have not done that in a year. >> reporter: this weekend, friends gathering in prison. >> she and i have not seen each other in the last year and a half. >> reporter: he took out his rollerblades after two years of not skating. this weekend he felt safe. the data shows that cases are going down and the number of people getting vaccinated is going up. so far 43% have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> everybody i know over 65 has had both shots. >> reporter: this is good for business, the theater was popping. >> it has begun to ramp up the last 10 days. >> reporter: n

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores park and some other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cas

it was a gorgeous day in san francisco, that meant dolores park was packed with more people getting outre. with more people getting vaccinated, people are getting out of the house and opening up social bubbles. and it is making public health officials a littles. of optimism among people out and about. experts are concerned about all of this activity leading to an uptick in cases, if people recklessly let their guard down. >> reporter: warm weather attract crowds on sunday evening. this place became problematic early enough pandemic when it was overrun with visitors. >> i saw mayor bree to get the vaccine, i said i'm going to have full faith, and i'm going to get that. they don't make like days like this anymore. >> reporter: nixon and nelson are among the 43% of san francisco residents who have received at least one dose. >> we are not hugging kissing others. >> we have a pod. we have seen each other a few times, but we are not close to anyone, we are just trying to be outside and enjoy the energy and connection. >> reporter: if two people if people become lax about mask wearing and soc

little bit about the gentrification of the mlong ago and you're lookingoo around and you think to dolores park how important do you think, personally, is it to keep those core values around in the mission area, the values that you grew up with, that i grew up with, that folks in the mission grew up with? richard: i think those values are key. they're not only core, they're essential to our lives and our culture and our contribution to this country. i think we've got to be supportive where we can of gentrification. it's, you know, affordable housing is a great need. the more that people--i know a lot of our colleagues in the area, as well as ourselves, are engaged in that, one way or another so i think that's an important thing to continue. order to maintain the strength,n the character, the culture, and the traditions of a beautiful area like the mission district, for example. damian: well, you're the man to carry that job through there with the mission neighborhood centers. aside from--we have your long-term vision, long-term goals. the immediate goals i guess for the next six months is to ge

. >> reporter: dolores park and the richmond district, crowds of people had the same idea. it is time to leave the house. for the 15-year-old karen, i felt like a special occasion. >> it's like a holiday. we haven't gotten to got out of the car. it was like driving around the city. >> reporter: for the past year, the martinez family has been driving around the city to catch a glimpse of normalcy. they got out of the car their favorite place, the beach, but they missed the most simple. >> touching the sand and water and beach. it is nice. i haven't done that in a year. >> reporter: another first, this weekend, friends gathering in person. >> we haven't seen each other in the last year and a half. >> reporter: weather in the 70s and covid cases going down, so he took out his rollerblades after two years of not skating. this weekend he felt safe. >> i'm already vaccinated. >> reporter: data shows covid cases are going down and the number of people getting vaccinated is going up. 43% of san franciscans have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> ever

dolores park was flooded with people. some not social distancing nor wearing masks.wharf just before sunset yesterday, it was a gorgeous day and in golden gate park loads of people tried to get were visiting for spring break and had to adjust to the crowds. >> we went to the beach, there were so many people over there. >> public health experts are hoping people don't get overconcerned. >>> the first covid vaccination clinic on treasure ireland at the ship shape community center. treasure island is part of san francisco, one of a handful of bay area zip codes the state identified as a high priority for vaccine availability to meet state equity goals. you have to live on the island to be eligible. it could be extended based on need. >>> let's look at how other bay area counties are doing with the rollout, this map shows the percentage of people who have gotten one dose. marin county 53%. most of the areas highlighted in yellow with more than 40% of people with at least one shot. santa clara is behind slightly with 32%. napa county health leaders say 20% of the populati

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores parkome other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cases of

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores park and some other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cas

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores park and some other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cas

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores park and some other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cas

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores parkaces, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cases of covid-19 eve

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores parkand some other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new case

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know, ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores park and some other places, but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am, and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done, and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cas

yes, i've had to come out here sometimes and, you know ask people to be on their best behavior, dolores park other places but ultimately, san francisco has had one of the lowest infection rates and lowest death rates of any other major city in the country. we should be proud. i am and i'm excited about what this means for the future. so folks, let's see what this means. let's slowly get back our city so we can do what we know and we love and -- we can get back to what we know and what we love and what we miss. and now, let's talk about the numbers with the doctors in the house. dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well good morning, everybody. today is a great day for san francisco, and i'm so proud of how far we've done and thank you mayor breed, for your leadership during this unprecedented time. we've now emerged from the worst surge since the beginning of this pandemic, and we are ready to slowly start opening again to support our businesses and to resume some of the activities we've so sorely missed during these past months. right now, san francisco is averaging about 67 new cases of covid-1