in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> i think we can all use a little more calm, dan. >> i know,coming, which we do desperately need. >> we certainly do, dan. along with the rain, though, we may get some strong gusty wind from time to time. the storm building out at sea is building up elevated wave heights and rough surf. a beach hazard statement from 3:00 a.m. tomorrow to 3:00 a.m. friday. be on the lookout for energetic sneaker waves, the possibility of rip currents or just stay a safe distance away from the coastline. overnight look for increasing clouds, low temperatures mainly in the low to mid-40s. tomorrow we'll have high temperatures generally in the low 60s around the bay shoreline and upper 60s inland. and this six-panel view of our highs tomorrow is going a little bit longer than i anticipated. let me quickly get to the storm impact scale. the approaching storm ranks only one. it's a storm of light intensity. it will be coming in friday evening into saturday morning, producing mainly light rain and slick roadways. we pick up the forecast animation over the weekend afte

reporting, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> a lot of good info there. and earlier today on our 3:00 p.m. newscast we spoke live with ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. monica gandhi. she gave us a global perspective about why we're getting this kind of guidance from the cdc. >> in europe there's all these health officials on billboards and they're pointing to their arm and they're like i'm going to see my dad, i'm to have a family gathering after we're vaccinated. those are health officials on billboards. that was happening in the uk as well. there's a lot more positive messaging in that continent essentially. and i think they're getting a lot of pressure, let's do some positive messaging so that people will get the vaccine. if we say nothing's going to change after vaccination people are like i don't want to get it. so i thought that was very wise of them. >> if you have questions about getting vaccinated or if you have a story you'd like to share go to abc7news.com/vaccine. you will see a big blue square as you see there on your screen. just click

here are some answers from abc 7 news community journalist dustin dorsey. >> reporter: the covid-19 pandemicnot only took the lives of hundreds of thousands of people but it also separated families due to the risk of spreading the infection. christine zion hasn't been able to seep her at-risk father since early 2020 until now. >> as of a couple days ago my dad and i both are now fully vaccinated. i took him to a doctor's appointment last week for the first time in months and i was able to hug him and it's really exciting to be able to see him. >> reporter: the cdc announced new guidelines monday that detail what fully vaccinated people can safely do two weeks following their second dose. >> it's about time because we have been suspecting the cdc would put out guidelines along this line for several weeks as we see more and more data that the vaccines are working as they're supposed to in the real world as they did in clinical trials. >> reporter: what exactly can you do? the cdc says your risk for infection is so low you could start making safe changes to your daily life. >> once you're fully

of dustin dorsey shows us, california has the brightest minds working to keep that open. >> i love drivingay one. >> it deservedly has a mistake and captures the imagination. >> it is one of the few places in the entire united states where you can actually drive along the edge of the continent where two plates >>> it is one of the world's iconic road trips. it is really unparallel. it begins in orange county. it runs north all the way through malibu. that is the pacific coast highway better known as that. first castle i have young children and it is one of those places that when i told them there was a castle in california, they were blown away. it crosses the golden gate bridge. it is one that california is so well- known for. then, continues into mendocino county. that part of highway one is what people really focus on. >> i have lived and worked here for over 30 years now. apart of the lower is this added challenge of facing off with mother nature. >> this is what it looks like when a quarter of a mile feels like it gives way unleashing rock and dirt and most of it dropping 250 feet int

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