doctor galley can. answer that question as well. yeah thanks for the question. let me just start about the variant. i think the governor gave the details of this slide, and we are, of course, concerned about it. any time you get a mutated german mutated virus that were just. learning about just getting more familiar with covid what it does the very in creates another unknown and we don't know enough about it yet. we're seeing it a little bit more and more. the only thing i can tell you about these numbers is they aren't a true reflection of what's out there. my guest, many people's guesses. it's much higher than this, and we'll be looking for it on a more continuous basis with a clear focus, whiling the two ths the go b 14 29. actually the mutation is also in the binding region of that virus, so that means that we're concerned that it attach is to the human cell a little bit more than the natural virus the one we've been dealing with, and that might make it more contagious. we aren't sure yet. we're looking at it. same thing with very linz. is it does it create

galley was telling us they are implementing things as they go. their mistakes, what works, what doesn't work. some argue that a third party should have been brought in weeks ago. well, let's see. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> lyanne, thank you. abc 7 newand member of our team dr. patel is joining us this afternoon. thanks for your time. what do you think of the state's adjusted vaccine plan? >> one thing that i did appreciate hearing today is that in addition to the vaccine plan there seems to be more of a focus on making sure there's transparency and a better way for californians to know if they're eligible and to get the vaccine. regarding the age-related plan i agree with dr. galley in theory. after we get essential workers, everyone needs to get vaccinated. it will be easier to verify somebody's age rather than trying to verify their potential exposure and use those complicated algorithms. >> let me give you a hypothetical here, doc. say i'm a front line worker, 45 years old, at risk every single day. with the new state gui

doctor galley defended the state's actions and reiterated they were based on data and science. we believe that we lifted it at the right time. again this was not a regional, state or mortar based on community transmission rates, only. it was really focused on what we would see in the hospital's a few weeks out. he again shared four week icu projections for the five regions. the numbers alone raised questions about the state's formula. dr galley shared the complex formula and when asked how the bay area could go from single digits to a projected 25% icu capacity, he pointed to more consistent data points because. of the greater stability recently of the data. we felt comfortable because with those swings obviously there's uncertainty, but as we've seen those swings level out a bit, we have we felt more comfortable doing lift of the regional state of order, dr galley urged people to keep their guard up has some businesses begin to reopen in the state continues its vaccine rollout. california has been criticized for its slow distribution and is now streamlining and trying to revam

doctor galley defended the state's actions and reiterated they were based on data and science. we believe that we lifted it at the right time. again this was not a regional, state or mortar based on community transmission rates, onlyocused on what we would see in the hospital's a few weeks out. he again shared four week icu projections for the five regions. the numbers alone raised questions about the state's formula. dr galley shared the complex formula and when asked how the bay area could go from single digits to a projected 25% icu capacity, he pointed to more consistent data points because. of the greater stability recently of the data. we felt comfortable because with those swings obviously there's uncertainty, but as we've seen those swings level out a bit, we have we felt more comfortable doing lift of the regional state of order. dr galley urged people to keep their guard up is some businesses begin to reopen in the state continues its vaccine rollout. california has been criticized for its slow distribution and is now streamlining and trying to revamp. how did 40 mill

galley says the pace of delivering vaccines is picking up. but san francisco is becoming more frustrated with the state's phased allocation. more vaccines or the way but still way below what the city health system needs. lyanne melendez joins us with the latest numbers and the plan for moving forward. >> reporter: the ones on the way are not for me or for many in san francisco, the ones coming have been allocated to the first tier. san francisco said it wanted everyone here vaccinated by june 30th. 24 hours later there are many doubters. here are the numbers. tomorrow the city is allowing private providers like sutter and keizer to use city college san francisco as a large site to vaccinate about 500 people who already had appointments. >> those appointments are already filled. we do ask people not to show up there. we will not have additional vaccine to give. >> reporter: the city's health care network, which serves those with limited resources, will soon continue to vaccinate those in phase tier 1-a. health care workers and people 65 and ov

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each county will be reassess tomorrow with california health and human services secretary doctor galley carry that news conference live on our 24 7 streaming news service kronon which you can download for free in your app store now. >>so the change to the purple tier allows places such as restaurants and churches to resume outdoor operations and hair and nail salons can reopen indoors in many areas, although local officials could decide to impose stricter rules again we will know more on that tomorrow with doctor galley the state is also lifting the 10:00pm to 05:00am curfew all of the details on the latest reopening are available on our website kron 4 dot com governor newsome officially canceled the stay at home order this afternoon but now some are questioning the timing of that decision our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>all regions effective immediately are no longer. >>in the stay at home order citing improving intensive care unit capacity statewide governor gavin newsome gave the green light monday for some businesses shuttered for months under the stay at home

you can watch dr mark galley and the rest of his news conference. at this noontime well, let's take a peek out the window again because rosemary, i see some branches blowing some great clouds above it, not a single raindrop yet and you're right. kind of the comet for the storm. we like to call it right. we do have a lot of wind coming our way and a lot of rain not only for the next 24 hours, but it will be on and off for several days giving you a live look here over san francisco and the golden gate bridge. you could see all that grace guy there. we started out with a little bit of sunshine. we started out with freezing temperatures and freeze warning for some of our inland communities this morning. now we turn our attention to what is to come that a system that will be tapping into a lot of moisture. we tend to call this an atmospheric river type of an event, bringing heavy rain and strong winds and the direction of it kind of aiming right towards it looks like the santa cruz mountains area on a little bit farther south, so the storm impacts not on

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each county will be reassessed tomorrow with california health and human service secretary doctor galley and we will carry that news conference live on our 24 7 streaming news service kronon you can download the app for free in your app store. now the change to the purple tiers allows places like restaurants and to resume outdoor operations and hair and nail salons can reopen indoors in many areas, the local officials could choose to impose a stricter rules. we will again no more on that tomorrow with doc doctor galley now the state is also lifting the 10:00pm to 05:00am curfew all details on the latest reopenings are available on our website kron 4 dot com. now the state's stay at home order is no longer in effect here in california governor gavin newsome made it official this afternoon. but now some are questioning the timing of the decision our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live ashley this is so confusing for so many. >>yeah it really is and critics are really questioning the timing here saying it's curious as governor gavin newsome faces a recall effort. but for now

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is a device used by professional galley way to earn money. that's right these has flaws are simply not accountable and we're just adding more and more to the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for hazard. nuclear become a battleground in the us. people of demanding the shut down of a local plant from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no claire power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is your power line with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways a struggle. seemed wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any role that you get to shape out disdain and become educated and gain from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. thank you. 2 for

so tomorrow, dr galley will give any update again. much of the bay area expecting to be in that purple tear or remain in the purple tear and then weekly. we will hear updates based on those key metrics from here on out, all right, our greg lee reporting live tonight. thanks, greg. the governor also said the state has tripled the number of people getting vaccinated on a daily basis. 131,000 shots were given out on january. 16th compare that to on lee 43,000 on january 4th. overall the state has administered more than 2.4 million shots more than 4.5 million doses have been shipped. health officials say the state is getting 300 to 500,000 doses a week. theo governor also said the state is simplifying the process of how they prioritize vaccinations. he said that the state will transition to age based eligibility once the state gets through healthcare and other essential workers, he said. the main reason is that 75% of coronavirus deaths are among people 65 older. we believe that the cohorts 65 over needs to be prioritized along side. heal

dr galley said that hospital numbers have decreased by 8.5% of the last two weeks and then icu admissionso down slightly. this as the test positivity rate has increased slightly over the past two weeks to 11.6. scientists studying covid-19 or finding new mutations that seem to be making the virus even more contagious and that is leading to new worries about the impact this will have on the fight to control covid-19 fox is stacy delicate, explains. there's now way brazilian strange strain, which may actually be worse than the south african strain or the u. k strain, and officials may have now detected a new strain in california as the virus keeps mutating concerns seem to multiply. any of these three strains could be a second wave. health experts say the mutations of the virus are not unexpected, but the new strains are more contagious. doctor suraj sucker chief of in fact, just disease. that holy name medical center explains. is any more legal, so no, that's the good news. it's not any more lethal. it's not maura beer land. it's not gonna cause more severe disease. but it will, however, c

those are members of congress on their knees with bags to protect them from chemical agents in the galleywatching stunned. staffers, scared. these are some of the people who tried to storm the capitol and the law enforcement with long guns drawn, asking them to stop this assault on democracy. and outside the west front of the capitol, which two weeks today will witness the inauguration of the 46th president of the united states, hung a trump 2020 flag. that flag is no longer there. law enforcement, including our national guard, was activated, in part from the pentagon, and also from the vice president, who was holed up inside a secure location. urging the pentagon to move quickly, asking for help. that call did not come from the white house and president trump, who sat in a small room by himself watching television, steaming mad and getting phone calls from capitol hill urging him to do something to make it stop. if you watched our coverage today, you heard the republican leader of the house, kevin mccarthy, his voice shaking, saying he'd called the president himself, called the president

but, so this had the book in since it was in galleys and from what i understand they like it. whether she's had an actual chance to look through it i don't know, but they're aware of what is in there. they continue to report on her. so i continue to interact with her staff. >> so i don't need to focus on something acidic, but the cover is great and i also love the lack of subtitle. there is like this whole subtitle industrial complex and political books where to have your title and then okay let's get the whole game away and give it away in the next subtitle. but what made you decide, i know this is not your thing and there's other people and other graphics people, but what made you decide to very confidently call it pelosi with nothing else? and that graphic you use? >> well first of all i have to shout out to my publisher, he holds the designers came up with that and i never would have come up with something so hip and stylish. actually love the cover i think it so i catching that i think it really captures her, captures the tone of the book, captures a lot of what i've been

crunched and we should expect dr galley and his update tomorrow. toe update that determination but based upon icu expect icu capacity currently, unless those projections a radically different that we can expect that stay at home to continue relates to death. we continue to see a substantial number of people losing their lives to this pandemic, averaging 476 individuals over the last seven days. who are in 64 individuals of the last reporting periods, so just sober reminder of the deadliness of this disease. how deadly this pandemic remains. i noted a few weeks back, and it got a little bit of attention. understandably so these mobile morgues that we set out across the state, some suggested perhaps that was overly indulgent, meaning but hyperbolic. now it appears more pressing in the context of. reposition of these mobile morgues has been essential. identical parts of the state that are simply overwhelmed that just don't have capacity, so we continue to monitor that and continue to work with our county partners in our local partners to address those

using these and other costume jewelry this artist has constructed a sparkling galley and arduous and painstaking detail. in other artworks discarded hangers become the feathers of a head dress. but are transformed into postage stamps on canvas. cans and bottle caps formed busts modeled in the classical tradition and carrington turns junk into art i like using materials that other people don't notice and bring bring them to their attention something that might be able to look like a notebook and top is actually quite beautiful thing think it's nice to shine a light on my thought jacks and for people to see them in a different light. this bouquet of flowers is also made of scrap metal. the british artist spends hammers on sutter's old knives forks and spoons into the petals on stems and flowers. thanks. she turns the cast off silverware into a magnificent arrangement of flowers. the inspiration for the sculpture came from old master painting. this was inspired by. that i saw in painting in the rights museum in amsterdam. and i decided that i wanted to make a sculpture inspired by is st

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areas of concerns state leaders say they're still working aggressively to contain covid-19 doctor galleyh some good news noting the rate of transmission is now below one that we're in a posture where the spread covid is not growing in the state but decreasing just a little more slowly than we would like state health leaders say hospitalizations icu admissions and the state's overall positivity rate are declining. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>in the final hours of his presidency we're hearing from president trump. his final message to the american people. >>and the current senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is blaming the republican president trump for the capitol riots, what this means for the future of the gop and oakland native kamala harris is set to become the vice president tomorrow how her home ♪ ♪ 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 breathing in as little

areas of concerns state leaders say they're still working aggressively to contain covid-19 doctor galleyme good news noting the rate of transmission is now below one that we're in a posture where the spread covid is not growing in the state but decreasing just a little more slowly than we would like state health leaders say hospitalizations icu admissions and the state's overall positivity rate are declining. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>back to the world of politics, joe biden's inauguration of course comes tomorrow as we're still trump's impeachment to go to the senate joining us now is faye congressman eric swalwell who of course last week was named one of the impeachment managers. good congressman thanks for your time tonight, i know you. >>where that earlier today, the senate majority leader will be minority leader mitch mcconnell had some pretty striking words about the attack he said quote the mob was fed lies they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. what is your sense tonight of when the impeachment trial might start in the senate and do you

there now is inside moscow's famous galley call or perhaps morning to you constantine take us through what's taking place where you are. good morning neal yes russia's vaccination effort is picking up steam and here in moscow vaccination points are being set up across the city in addition to our regular hospitals and this one for example is indeed inside an opera house and that comes with the benefits well 1st of all the entourage of a historic building and. then while you're waiting to get an ocular you can listen to relaxing opera music here. so who said that standing in line should be boring right. anyway the vaccination outpost here has just opened and we're still waiting for more people to come and i should say that there are people who are reluctant to go to regular hospitals for a vaccination because they might be wary of picking up infections there and those fears might be unfounded but these mobile inoculation points that are set up across the city give them psychological comfort. you know what else i should say is that here the process is really simple i mean you have to mak

rob rock, ktvu fox two news, dr mark galley today announced some good news about the coronavirus cases here in california. as i said, these are rays of hope, shining through with the hospital's coming down some and that overall curve of our case numbers beginning to flood. dr bailey said. hospital members have decreased by 8.5% in the last two weeks, and icu admissions are down slightly as well. today, regional icu availability for the bay area climbed to 7.4. coming up the winds dying down, but the cleanup is just beginning the damage today from the strong winds and up next a new feet to enter foothills park in palo alto. the proposal that comes after the park was open to more than just local residents for the first time. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy

status for each county will be reassessed tomorrow with california health and human secretary doctor galley governor newsome made lifting the stay at home order official today, but now there are some who are questioning the timing of his decision our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more. >>all regions effective immediately are no longer in the stay at home order citing improving intensive care unit capacity statewide governor gavin newsome gave the green light monday for some businesses shuttered for months under the stay at home order to finally reopen all of california now moves back to the color-coded care system with the majority of counties in the most restrictive purple tier, monday's announcement allows for the reopening of outdoor dining and indoor personal care salons in that tier the stay at home order depended on the region's ability to maintain more than 15% of its icu capacity projected over the next 4 weeks after saying friday this data was too complicated to share with the public health officials monday pointed to these projected icu numbers a month from now has rea

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the lithuanian border a blogger from a galley of another critic of the regime is trying to enter the way nia. by daily of has actively opposed lucas shango for years he stood up to the pressure from the state security agencies for months until he was beaten by masked attackers then he flat natalee oh yeah give us team consists of about 20 helpers one of them makita upon a show also from belarus has come to pick up a blogger through fundraise visibly relieved to be out of harm's way miki to knows all too well how he feels under a will have to adjust to not having to watch his back constantly for fear of being abducted beaten watched or stopped and checked he's been under almost constant surveillance for weeks under a collected signatures for opposition candidate street lana and off skier and live streamed to the protests for that he sat in jail for 9 days. oh. yeah. yeah yeah i am safe at last ilona the activist has made it out of belarus and contacted her children they've missed each other. i don't know yet i had no other choice but to cross the belorussian border illegally on foot.

full of warming and galley almost the galil know what i didn't want and. what i meant was this shit out at. night. this is the new zion song bro. and the clock is ticking just 2 weeks before america's last remaining nuclear arms deal with russia is due to expire president but says he wants to extend the treaty for 5 more years will find out how the kremlin is reacting to his proposal also coming up a staggering death toll covert 19 has now claimed more than 50000 largest in germany but the government tells people there is reason for hope and asks them to not let their guard down and toxic trash russia's garbage dumps are filling up the pollution and the smell it's so bad some families living here landfill sites have little choice but to move away. only of iraq it's great to have you with us this hour our broadcast starts in the u.s. where u.s. president joe biden is looking to extend america's nuclear arms control deal with russia what's known as the new start treaty well the existing accord was signed a decade ago it caps the number of nuclear weapons tha

doctor galley someone from the administration has to come to the public now and explain how they're able to reach these projections. because of the confusion that we have seen over the last few weeks where we are hearing one message. and now we're understanding that they're getting ready to reopen were just as we were saying a few days ago. this the bay area region under 6% we needed that 15% to meet that threshold to move out. do you think it's time for the administration to come forward to come clean with how exactly they're doing this. >>we that i had i'm saying you governor even it's been a number and while under and that perhaps they're different than that the that number number 8 holding them accountable in a way in the people some sort of happening behind the there one thing take that laser not updating it regularly. how can business owner the public to it but i mean think we need tired from the pandemic the opening and the closing in the reopening and the reclosing. >>the public deserves know. >>i'm already getting a lot texts and emails friends and community members i know that

galley live at noon. >>> at 1:15 we will live stream the san francisco mayor's update on vaccine distribution or on the 580 as you work through the castro valley. we have a trouble spot 238 right before 880. causing a few brake lights through there. once are you on the freeway, southbound traffic from heyward into union city and tracking brake lights on the upper deck of the bay bridge. stop and go conditions across the span. >>> tracking the strongest storm of the season. the storm watch stale we will see heavy rain, strong winds, flash flooding the potential for isolated storms, especially as we head through tonight. we will see increasing rain. highs in the low to mid50's. watch that rain spread in this afternoon. here we are at heaviest rain, highest intensity rainfall and strongest winds tonight into tomorrow morning. watching very closely for you. of course paul and i will keep you updated throughout the afternoon on the powerful storm. back to you. >> we know you will keep us updated. thank you for watching kpix news this morning and don't forget the news continues all day on c . >>> g

some hunkering down in the galley. they were there to socially distant about.ny have put on gas masks. if you could talk about the cabinet members who are threatening to resign -- you have elaine chao, transportation command apparently -- what role they would play in the 20 fit the memo as well as pence because he would become president in this period. >> yes, he would. think it is high time for them to take action. the problem is so many people have left trump's cabinet. we have not heard of people from the other members of the cabinet who presumably are trump loyalist. the fact that national guard was officially called out only because of pence is shameful. that shows that trump has abdicated his duties. president-elect joe biden has clearly said that. this man is not capable of even --erning and in fact he is he says he loves these people. amy: what does it mean to invoke the 25th amendment? >> it has never happened in the history of the united states. it is been contemplated, but has never happened. waters afterharted what happened yesterday. a majority of

areas of concerns state leaders say they're still working aggressively to contain covid-19 doctor galley with some good news noting the rate of transmission is now below one that we're in a posture where the spread covid is not growing in the state but decreasing just a little more slowly than we would like state health leaders say hospitalizations icu admissions and the state's overall positivity rate are declining. >>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 for

there was a galley room where they could prepare food, meet around the table, eat together. they were still eating out of plastic bags and tin cans, but at least it was more homelike and more sociable. they had sleeping quarters. three little bunk areas about the size of a closet. but each member had a private area to retire for solitary time and some sleep without being confined to the flight seat in a capsule. most important, it had an actual bathroom. it had an actual toilet. in all these previous missions, the little-known dirty secret is that the astronauts were using plastic bags to collect their waste. but finally they had a toilet and they did not have to deal with the mess of taking care of their bodily functions. it had a sink where they can wash up and shave. it even had a shower, which was essentially a tunnel-like sheath that the astronaut pulled up around him and then could use water from a sprayer inside the container. the trick after the shower was all the water had to be wiped off the body and little enclosure. they finally decided it was more trouble than i

>>galley has been able to use donations to purchase more than 1000 socks. and before we sign off want to get a check of our forecast now with my breece i know people have some plans this weekend go to the coast and enjoy the sunny skies yeah definitely enjoy the flip-flops and shorts this weekend because we're tracking above average daytime highs. >>and we're seeing an increase in cloud cover. but that's not stopping the mercury from rising, especially along the coast. those of you at half moon bay in the low 70's, the warmest city out there right now in the bay area at 72 degrees. sienna rose at 70 degrees that's the record that you need a break for today, you could easily break that in just the next half hour or so everyone else though in the mid to upper 60's livermore in san jose trying to flirt with 70's but currently in the upper 60's out there right now and overnight lows tonight will also get a nice bump in temperatures things to today's warm-up so we're tracking widespread mid to upper 40's, even santa rosa out of the 30's tonight, mid 40's instead

dr galley said hospital numbers have gone down by 8.5% over the past two weeks, and that icu admissions down slightly as well. however he says, the test positivity rate has increased slightly over the past two weeks to 11.6. still ahead a federal building in san francisco targeted by vandals will show you more of the graffiti at the office of immigration and naturalization. plus hearing from the members of kamala harris is inner circle when she first started her political career as san francisco district attorney what they say is propelled her all the year old kristalina pacs been arrested on suspicion of murder hit and run and auto theft. police in real peter's say she was driving a car that hit and killed a seven year old on a bicycle yesterday at north park, victoria drive and kennedy drive near the mill, peter sportscenter. police spotted the lexus that was reported stolen in san jose and reported involved in an armed robbery. authorities, though, say they didn't chase the vehicle. but they say the driver. sped off and crashed into the seven year old child who later died of the hosp

i just picked up a and it sort of magical dust flew into the air and left it out along galley and at first i remembered the first description . i had an impression at eleanor roosevelt and written column, didn't know anything about it at that moment so as i began reading the description of starlight from a sleeping porch in a fall morning, early fall morning and the great hopefulness that this site of the morningstar from mrs. roosevelt sleeping porch brought into this first paragraph of this daily column, i felt the same sort of sense of wonder and attention and joy and love and kind of thought why don't i keep reading this? i had a lot to do to discover schultz but i have a strong feeling that this was something that needed to be continued i needed to look morecarefully . that was the beginning strangely on the same spot it turned out i later learned as i began my research, and 200 madison avenue the basement where i was then franklin smothers house in new york city. the house that she had moved from when altman arrived in the neighborhood and eleanor roosevelt went commercial, whe

galley did it out some good news today about the coronavirus in california.i said, these are rays of hope, shining through with the hospital's coming down some and that overall curve of our case numbers beginning to flat. dr galloway said that hospital numbers have gone down by 8.5% in the last two weeks, and that i see you. admissions are down slightly as well. this as the test positivity rate has gone up slightly over the past two weeks to 11.6% frustration continues with the covid-19 vaccine roll out, not just across the country, but here in the bay area. many people say that they're confused about who can get vaccinated and where to go. last week, the federal. government said anyone 65 years and older should have access to the vaccine. but that further complicated things as cities and counties found themselves scrambling to figure out how to handle such a dramatic increase in demand. on mornings on to sam was a mayor sam accardo talked about the challenges of making the vaccines available to the public. frankly, the national announcements in some extent,

process now that more businesses are starting to reopen, health and human services secretary dr mark galleyr guard up. and while california has been criticized for its slow vaccine distribution, there are new efforts to revamp the rollout. yolanda richard simmons is the new secretary of the government operations agency when will take over the state's vaccine delivery as the federal supply ramps up? californians were understandably confused by mixed messages. variability of eligibility across the state went when it's my turn. who's going next? the state is also changing its eligibility standards. people 65 older and some essential workers are being prioritized, and then the state will move to an age based system and hopes of speeding up inoculations. sonoma county begins its mass vaccination program today open rohnert park, the county and its medical business partner opted serval, the evo able to give 420 vaccinations and eventually. trying to increase that more than 2000 vaccines a day. today's clinic is for people who are at least 75 years old and i've already made appointments. the county

system for coronavirus restrictions, but the state's health and human services secretary, dr mark galley, is still cautioning people to keep their guard up as the state continues their vaccine rollout. california has been criticized for its slow distribution and is now streamlining and trying to revamp how people get vaccinated. you launder. richardson is the new secretary of the government operations agency that will take over the state's vaccine delivery as the federal supply ramps up. californians were understandably confused by mixed messages. variability of eligibility across the state went when it's my turn. who's going next? the state is also changing their eligibility standards after people 65 over along with essential workers are prioritized. the state will move to an age based system all with the hope of speeding up inoculations. in washington, d c today, president biden announced a plan to buy 200 million more doses of covid-19 vaccine from visor and moderna. he hopes to fully vaccinate the american population by the end of the summer or early this fall. fox news ray bogan has

don't know if the first part of this i should admit before a live audience but when you read this and galley form, and he pointed out mccarthy i said i need to tweak this a little bit and need to address this and people random house were marvelous i had such a wonderful publisher that they said we can do this. so in response not to your satisfaction. >> i haven't gotten the finished book. >> because of how late we were i can only do a few words and change a few sentences but suffice it to say i do thank you are right. even before the intervention i suggested he was overly careful on mccarthy i think it had to do with a close family ties, especially joe senior we have even talked about bobby at tonight who is close to mccarthy and would remain close and it would go to wisconsin for his funeral and remain devoted to him to the end it's about massachusetts politics and irish catholics that are a large part of the electorate and by the way an interesting comparison to our own day. way through to the end of the century and 54 of joe mccarthy public opinion survey repeatedly shows he had the suppo

and the people in the galleys think, why don't they behave themselves? exchange, very alive. it is a human institution. there is nothing good about that, nothing bad about that. >> there are 435 in there and you cannot see everybody and call the mall. there are too many of them, but you need to work with many of them. how we do that is on the floor. every time, with an issue or a bill or to talk to somebody, i talk. it gets loud, seems unruly, but there is business going on. that is the way a legislative body functions. i hope it is always that way. i hope even, with technology, we don't from our offices or districts because one thing about technology is it disconnects people from getting along, tolerating other people, looking you in the eye and asking for forgiveness when you need to. >> the scoreboard. i sometimes think of a baseball stadium. what is the score? there are yellow and green lights next to their names and there is a count going on. there is drama going on in the house chamber because of that. these people pouring in, not knowing how the v

galley of the state says that means the stay-at-home order is working, but there's a caveat to that. he says hospital admissions hav day to 2500 but he doesn't expect that drop to stay for long because hospitalizations tend to be two weeks behind new cases. and cases are trending upward once again. >> i encourage you to keep considering wearing your nascar, doing the things like staying at home when you can. i think it's very important to help us through this period of time. >> the state is also ramping up its vaccination efforts. the state hopes to vaccinate one million people by the end of the week. that leads us to this. the linesated. much shorter today and the process much smoother. this was the bay area's first and only drive-through vaccination clinic. it's day two there at the san mateo event center. let's bring in janell. who exactly is allowed to go to the vaccination side? >> it's not open to everyone. it wants to make clear it's only for people who qualify under the state's phase 1 a distribution plan. that includes health care workers and first responders and people at s