. >>> we have live team coverage, emily turner at a growing memorial at city hall, justin andrews live at the vta rail yard and kiet do outside the suspect's house. >>> we just heard from vta employees who honored the victims. >> i was at the family assistance center and i saw that aftermath. and i saw the immense pain in the faces of the families. and i heard their cries when they got the news. it was utterly heart wrenching. >> all the families are in pain but we are here to help. we want all of our employees to know we are all grieving together and we want to do everything we can to support each other. if today or in the coming days you need to stop, talk with a co-worker, take quiet time, do it. whatever your emotions, pain, sorrow, anger, love, questions, these are all normal. please reach out to someone if you want help to process all these things going on in your heart and in your head. >> there is a growing memorial outside san jose city hall and that's where emily turner joins us live. it has been a somber scene today. >> reporter: it's just heart breaking from the sound you j

i am justin andrews. you will hear directly from the santa clara sheriff on an update next. >> we will have a lot of work to do to help people through this horrible trauma. >> the san jose mayor grieving with his city. officials say preventing devastating crimes like these is a community based effort. good morning. it is may 27. i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. yesterday's mass shooting, last night fritch died from his injuries after the shooting at the vta rail yard in san jose. >> this is the man responsible, samuel cassidy, a vta employee. he opened fire before turning the gun on himself. at the same time fire crews were fighting a two alarm fire at the suspect's home. federal and local law enforcement continue to dig through evidence at both scenes. right now there is no word on a motive. we have live team coverage all morning, emily turner at a growing memorial at city hall, anne makovec we going investigion at the suspect'iann andrews live at the vta rail yard. >> reporter: good morning. the

i am justin andrews, kpix5. >> sickening to hear. thanks. >>> thousands gathered outside san jose city hall to remember the nine vta employees killed in wednesday's rampage. the crowd heard loved ones, friend, co-workers share stories and memories. >> the families of victims stood together united in their loss and heartache. >> ♪ i once was lost ... >> stories of final moments of heroism were brought to life including how singh called co- workers to tell them to hide and megia reportedly told a co- worker she could hide in his office before he was ultimately shot and killed. >> god took my best friend, husband too soon and i am wishing i could give him one lst hug and tell him how much i love you. >> never leave home without giving your loved one a kiss good-bye. that was the last i got. >> a memorial for the victims outside city hall has grown in size with signs, flowers, pictures of the victims. candles burned late into the night. >> a lot of people have been asking how to reach out to help the victims. we have all that in our vta

i'm justin andrews.>> a live look from washington where the fate of a bipartisan commission to investigate the deadly attack on the united states capitol is suddenly in danger. today the house is scheduled to vote on creating a commission to investigate the causes and the response to the january 6th attack. house minority leader initially said that gop leadership would not fight the measure. he is now insisting that the commission also look into last year's racial justice and police brutality protest. meantime congress has approved a bill aimed to fight anti asian violence. the legislation calls for creating a new justice department position to speed up the review of possible coronavirus based hate crimes and incidents. >>> looking live now to new york city. this morning the state's top prosecutor -- the trump organization. in a statement new york ten general said we have informed the trump organization that our investigation into the organization is no longer purely civil in nature. we are now actively

justin andrews joins us live from the vta rail yard. >> we are hearing that the man had conduct issues at work. >> reporter: absolutely. the same day he went on this deadly attack we are told he was set to face some disciplinary hearing because of his conduct in the past. you see the sheriffs deputies are on the scene securing. that's because they're still inside canvassing the area, making sure there are no additional bomb making materials inside as detectives are still in the thick of the investigation. i want you to watch this video, newly released surveillance video of cassidy. you see the top left corner of your screen, he is walking between two buildings and vta rail yard. this is the middle of the rail yard in the middle of him firing rounds, 39 of them, according to the sheriff, from three different semi automatic hand guns. bodies were spread between two buildings and cassidy knew who he was looking for according to the sheriff. we now know cassidy had been on law enforcement radar before when he was stopped by customs and border protection back in 2016. federal authorities sa

i am justin andrews and i need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more than 100 million doses of coronavirus vaccine now on hold. the concerning reports this morning of contamination. >>> a mountain lion h prstreets right outside someone's front door. the overnight group effort to bring this big guy to a safer place. >>> will the downward trend continue. the latest jobless claims report out in moments. good morning. it's thursday, may 20. i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. breezy, sunny, and cool today. that's what we like to call mary. >>> oh, thanks. breezy, i love it. you both are very cool as well. showing the love this morning. we are looking at definitely conditions not as windy as yesterday morning, that wind advisory has expired for the bay area. still you can see our live san francisco camera shaki

justin andrews is live in oakland where the animal is this afternoon. justin. >> reporter: you said it. that mountain lion is right here at the zoo. this is where vets are doing a physical exam of the mountain lion and then deciding where in the wild to release the big cat. get this, biologists know all about him. you are looking at a 100 plus pound two-year-old mountain lion. it roared its way into san francisco from the santa cruz mountains. he is at the oakland zoo. >> we will give him an injection so he falls asleep so we can handle him safely but also so it is not stressful for him. we want this guy to have the best experience possible. so i will be doing a full physical exam. >> reporter: the vet alex herman affectionately calls him mr. handsome. he was probably anything but handsome to people who spotted him prancing the pavement in san francisco. >> it was pretty shocking. at first i thought it wasn't real. >> reporter: but it was real. animal control cornered it in the bernal neighborhood. video shows animal doctors hauling it away from this por

i am justin andrews, kpix5. >>> to the latest on coronavirus cases. in nine states at least 70% of adults are partially vaccinated but in ten other states mostly in the south less than >>> san jose earthquakes joining the effort to help more bay area residents get vaccinated. team members will help promote a one day vaccination clinic at over felt high school this friday. >>> in oakland after putting half a million vaccines in arms the mass vaccination site at the colosseum is officially closed. demand for shots at the site has plunged in recent weeks. at the peak health officials were vaccinating 6,000 to 8,000 people a day at the colosseum. lately it is down to a few hundred. the county is focusing on mobile and pop up vaccine clinics bringing shots into neighborhoods and churches. >>> an update from cdc. the agency says most fully vaccinated americans no longer need to be tested for covid-19 even if they are exposed to an infected person. health officials say those fully vaccinated face minimal risk. but children under 12 must wear masks at certain

kpix 5 finds justin andrews gets the great assignment today. he is live this afternoon after taking a ride. >> reporter: it was a lot of fun for friday. we got to go behind the gates here and check out a couple ridesside eaa. wa e ll why i here tice when you come inside this weekend. >> reporter: there we are, some of the first that great america in 15 months. the 112 acre amusement park gave kpix 5 5 a ride on the patriot before officially welcoming thrill seekers as we can. >> it has been a while married. let me tell you that. we are excited to open tomorrow. >> reporter: there are covid changes. great america will have limited capacity. face coverings are required in the park. tickets must be reserved online before coming in many other protocols. the great america team has put in a lot of work for you to have fun and be safe. >> it is interesting to open after an entire year of being down. people can be rusty with is am they are ready to go tomorrow. >> reporter: great america will open saturday but the waterpark doesn't open until june 5. i

justin andrews is there now where investigators are still sweeping the area. >> reporter: yes, they are. they have been sweeping this area for several hours at this point. we are right here at the home of the gunman. you really can't see because the fire truck is in the way but detectives are right here. we were told minutes ago that the bomb unit says it found a suspicious device. they will be doing everything they can to make sure the device does not harm anyone. again they have been out on the scene for hours to make sure that the public is not in any danger. our cameras rolling friday morning as san jose bomb squad and other investigators were canvassing the gunman's home. neighbors watching as some of his belongings sat in the front yard. this comes after details emerged about what may have set off samuel cassidy. sources say he was supposed to have a disciplinary hearing the same day he went on this deadly attack, killing nine of his co- workers. >> we know he killed nine people. i have no reason to believe he would have stopped there. perhaps if we hadn't been there. >> reporter:

i am justin andrews.you will hear directly from the santa clara sheriff on an update next. >> we will have a lot of work to do to help people through this horrible trauma. >> the san jose mayor grieving with his city. officials say preventing devastating crimes like these is a community based effort. good morning. it is may 27. i am len kiese. >>

. >> kpix 5's andrew justin is in san jose. he just spoke to a restaurant owner.justin, is he ready? >> reporter: man, victor garcia, one of the owners, said he's excited for this yellow tier because that means my customers in his business like it is at this noon hour and my responsibility. now, he has to track vaccinations. >> at the end of the day, it's for the safety of everybody, for my employees and family. >> reporter: victor garcia, one of the owners of tostadas in san jose, said he's ready for whatever. santa clara county is in the yellow tier lifting restrictions but this order requires businesses to track which of their employees are vaccinated. >> whatever comes, we will be ready. tostadas will not backup, we are taking a challenge. >> reporter: garcia is fine but there are privacy advocates who say this new requirements took vaccination status of employees is troubling. they are worried who might have access to the data and how that might be used. there are medical privacy laws in california, but there are often exceptions for public health. >> it is l

justin andrew is on the ground with more information. what do you know >> yeah. good morning. santa clara right now. this is he on scene talking to what appears to be the public information officer who gave us the update. maybe 15, 20 minutes ago. still the scene, appears to be very active. you see police officers out here. you see some officers just kind of driving around. sot sheriff is out here. she is probably getting briefed on any information or sharing information with the public information officers right here in the area. we know that's shooter is dead. we are still working to see from the source from the police sources, if that individual is shot. this mapped at the vta rail system area. this is a county government area right now. you see right now, you see s.w.a.t guys are walking around. there you go with their guns. make it clear that it was not a situation where they said this is an achive scene when he are talking about there's any danger to the public. there's no danger to the public according to the public information officer. we do see a lot of information an

our justin andrews just arrived and what can you tell us >> good morning. we are st etayfrom mess on the highway. you see the cars involved in this. this morning i have joining me the pio with the department handling this. tell us what happened here. it's a deadly situation. pretty mangled cars out here. >> approximately 4:00 we received a call of a vehicle that had been involved in a collision. the original one was two vehicles. one in the -- facing the wrong way on 101 northbound just south of -- just north of marsh and the other was able to pull over to the right shoulder. after the initial collision the vehicle that was facing the wrong way on the center lanes was hit by a van and the driver of the white van suffered a broken arm and the driver of the red pickup truck received fatal injuries. >> what's the age of this person if you know >> he is in his 40's. >> okay. any indication on what happened did speed play a factor i know that's the part of the investigation. >> we don't know exactly what happened. the second collection the vehicles were in on th

dustin andrews is live in downtown san francisco at the hotel, an exciting morning, justin? >> reporter: it was a huge celebration right here in the lobby of the hilton union square here in downtown san francisco as hotel workers greeted the first guests and well over a year, the bells in her family, as they were entering, was a pretty exciting time. you can't see their smiles on this video but we heard the chairs. they are first-timers here in the bay and they plan on hanging out for about three days. they are from arizona, the hotel industry loves the spec this means tourism is slowly jumping back into action and hotel revenue will start making a climb very soon. get this, revenue is not expected to hit the 2019 levels until 2025. you might be watching and asking, how does it feel to be the first guest in 14 months of the biggest hotel in the bay? we wanted to know too, so of course, we found out. >> it's awesome being able to be here with everything back open, everyone with their jobs and stuff back. it's a lot of fun and a great time. >> reporter: look at this list, hilt

justin andrews was up early for an exclusive sneak peek at reopening plans for great america. >> reporter: we got to go behind the gates here to take a ride on some of the rides before most of you all do. but when you come here this weekend make sure you are aware of these covid changes. >> it is been a wild, let me tell you but we are so excited to be opening tomorrow. >> they open saturday the southbay shores opens june 5th. so prepare for covid changes. greaamera will have limited capacity, face coverings are

justin andrews is live at the hotel this morning. this means a lot for its employees. >> reporter: it really does. if you come down here in downtown san francisco you will notice on the doors, it says welcome back. this is a good sign for a lot of people. keep in mind prepandemic this hotel employed more than 1,000 workers. this means some of them will be returning today. starting after though, it will be a small group of employees. this 46 story hotel has well over 1900 rooms. guests can expect strict cleaning, heightened protocols, contact less arrival options. infectious disease experts tell us there are 13 covid patients in hospitals across the city and 7% 7% of the people in san francisco have received at least one dose of the vaccine. people say they're ready for things to safely reopen. >> i am just personally very, very excited about having our city return. >> i have no fear that tourism will increase our case rates and in fact, i think it is time. i hope this will happen, that we will get more tourism. >> reporter: there are

i'm justin andrews. >>> the time is now 5:09. a day of reckoning for bank of america. >> still ahead. >> my card was copied. the next day a thousand dollars, the next day a thousand dollars. >> the new court order that could help edd fraud victims get the pay out they deserve. >>> and get ready for a cooler day across the bay area. daytime highs about two to six degrees below average. upper 50's in san francisco, looking at 67 in oakland. low 70's in san jose and topping out at 77 in concord this afternoon. >>> and brake lights are building along the peninsula. we are monitoring a traffic rth si. ly have the comi up. . >>> a possible day of reckoning for bank of america. it's connected to an epidemic of hack attacks that we first exposed last fall. a judge said he is prepared to issue a preliminary injunction against the bank that would force it to unfreeze accounts and start paying victims back. >> this as kenny reports lawmakers in sacramento are pushing for new laws to crack down on fraud. >> it said the maximum withdraw had b

i'm justin andrews. >> thank you. >>> in the 49ers released this statement. the 49ers honor george floyd on the one year anniversary of his murder. as hate and injustice continue to negatively impact the lives of people of color everywhere. the 49ers remain steadfast in their dedication to foster a more equal society. >>> more teams, leaders and people across the country are remembering george floyd on social media today. you can tag us in your thoughts at kpixtv. >>> the live news desk and san francisco's mayor just t out a t mmd a threat leader ta a liveook atdotown san francisco this afternoon. the mayor said they are beefing up a program that brings retired police officers back to the streets as ambassadors and they will hire local artists to help create a new atmosphere just as the city reopens. >> we have survived earthquakes, fires and now this pandemic. we will come back. >> yesterday the largest hotel in the city reopened. the historic street cars are once again running and downtown shops and restaurants are getting more foot traffic. the homeless pr

that is kpix5 reporter justin andrews, getting a preview of the patriots. capacity will be limited. and advance registrations will be required. we posted a link, more details on kpix5 . >>> six flags working concord also reopening this weekend's two season pass holders. paul, should be great weather for visiting either of those two parks. >> not too hot yet away from the water this weekend, temperatures will be a little warmer than the cold conditions that we have seen over the past few days because that storm system has been hanging out nearby, send the showers into the north bay and east bay yesterday. finally moved got to the east farther and farther away, and as it loses its influence over our weather, will be back to normal weather. basically sunday on where it, warmer temperatures farther inland as we go into the second half of the weekend and early next week people still breezy but most of the gusts are in the 50 to 20 mile an hour range, those will die down further as we head into the next few hours and they really die down into early tomorrow morning so it is not going to b

justin andrews is live at fort baker where the kayaker is about to take off soon. a lot of people there. this is quite the journey. >> reporter: it is quite the journey. he is getting prepared. there he is, his specially built kayak ready to take off. he is set to take off a 2400- mile stretch across the open pacific ocean. yes, all by himself. this is a huge under taking that very few in water sports can strive. i had an interview and he says he is ready and absolutely has no fear. this is a 44-year-old kayaker. he says he is hoping it doesn't take more than 70 days to get to hawaii. he is going by himself paddling through what could be raging waters hoping to show his physical strength. it looks like he's got some. it is custom fitted for his size, he is about 5'10", weighs about 182. the kayak is built especially for him with a carbon fiber shell especially designed for the trip. if he runs into rough weather, he will have to climb inside and hunker down. he says he is ready. it is sealed for the survival pod. you know the man has to eat. we are told he has a mi

i am justin andrews. live updates all morning. >> honestly, i am in shock. >> we are hearing from those closest to the shooter. how they describe living with him. >> what you need to know if you normally rely on vta for your morning commute. good morning. it's thursday may 27. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. a somber morning as we continue to follow breaking developments out of san jose. last night a 9th victim died from his injuries after a gunman opened fire at a vta rail yard in san jose. >> here is what we know. the attacker was samuel cassidy, a vta employee. he opened fire early yesterday during a morning shift change before turning the gun on himself. >> at the same time fire crews were fighting a two alarm fire at the suspect's home. this morning federal and local law emagenci contin dig th evidence at the rail yard and the suspect's home. right now, there is no word on a motive. >>> we are learning the names

we are live this afternoon, justin andrews, kpix 5. >> solo, a lot to think about when you're on such a long journey. >> i hope he gets some naps in. he should be able to. exactly. >> thank you so much for breaking down that track for us today. >> pretty awesome. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more memorial day event celebrating the lives of our fallen heroes. >>> plus, the this u unplugged d device is protectcting ouour beautifuful coastlinis and d more. put ofoff chores and ususe less enenergy frfrom 4 to 9 9 pm to help p keep our state gogolden. >>> happening today, and custer county, dozens of residents gathered at the veterans memorial near the marina. the ceremony kicked off with a memorial day process and led by antioch police. later on, the folding of the flag. although the event was a drive in style, many people stepped out of their cars to witness the ceremony and a member of the delta veterans group describe the meaning behind the 13 flag folds. >> third fold is made in honor and remembrance of the veterans departing our ranks who gave their lives f

justin andrews joins us live from vta rail yard with new developments. >> we are hearing cassidy hadues at work. >> reporter: absolutely. a source tells us he was set to face some type of disciplinary hearing the same day he went on the deadly shooting rampage. the scene is still very secure at this hour. you see crime tape and also the sheriff's pickup truck, deputy's pickup truck, squad car securing the scene two days later. watch newly released surveillance video of cassidy. you should see him shortly. you see him at the top left corner of your screen. he is walking between two buildings in the vta rail yard. this is between firing rounds from three different semi automatic hand guns according

justin andrews was up early for an exclusive sneak peek at reopening plans for great america. >> reporter: we got to go behind the gates here to take a ride on some of the rides before most of you all do. but when you come here this weekend make sure you are aware of these covid changes. >> it is been a wild, let me tell you but we are so excited to be opening tomorrow. >> they open saturday the southbay shores opens june 5th. so prepare for covid changes. greaamera will have limited capacity, face coverings are required in the park. tickets must be reserved online and many other protocols, the park has sanitation stations at every other seat on some rides, they will be empty. we are all excited. i know people love to eat, and people have been locked indoors for over a year's though what is the next best thing? they want to eat. >> social distancing, facemask, plexiglas and making sure our associates know exactly what to do and what to say to keep our guest safe and happy. >> reporter: we took a ride on the patriot before they officially welcomed thrill seekers this weekend. >> it is inte

justin andrews is in san jose with the restaurant owner who is breathing a sigh of relief. >> reporter: victor garcia, the owner here, said he is excited because now the county is in the yellow tier and that needs more customers inside his business and, honestly, responsibility because now he has to check vaccinations. >> i think at the end of the day will check it for everybody for me and my family and my employees and my customers. >> reporter: one of the owners of tostadas in san jose said he is ready for whatever. santa clara county is now in the yellow tier lifting some restrictions but this new order requires businesses to track which of their employees are vaccinated. >> all i can say is whatever comes we will be ready for. and we are not taking any chances. >> reporter: he is fine with it but there are some privacy advocates to say this new requirement to collect the vaccination status of employees is troubling. they are worried who may have access to the data and how it may be used. there are medical privacy laws here in california, but there are often exceptions for public

i'm justin andrews. kpix5. >> and thank you. because of everything we know that happened out there. this investigation we expect to last a very, very long time. the fbi even saying this is a sizable crime scene and will take a while to process. >> and be are seeing the sizable crime scene. we have been seeing this for a few hours today as chopper 5 shows us views of the facility, of the building, of the railyard as well. this is a huge scene that they have to process. it'll be a painstaking process to get the investigation right, to figure out what happened, to learn more about the suspect and why this shooting even happened in the first place. justin was mentioning that house in connection with the shooting. of course there was a fire there and that been confirmed that there is a vta employee who lived there. >> we know as well that the vta employee is who police say opened fire killing eight people at that vta facility this morning. we know that suspect is now dead but still not confirmed at this hour if that suspect was shot and killed by law enforcement or if they took their own

justin andrews has been out there all morning, giving us a sneak peek and justin, we've got to ask yout are you up to now, my friend? >> already, so we are up to this. i'm going to be giving a picture at about 20 minutes but i want to walk you through some of the changes that you are going to see here first of all this is a patriot so if you decide to get on this ride there's going to be one person every other seat you are also required to wear a mask. look at some of the video we shot before, when you come to this you are going to have to wear a mask, you have to reserve your spot before you come into the park so you will notice those two made major changes. keep in mind the close has been chart part has been closed since 2015 so it has been a long time since they've been here and been able to welcome and some guests. there are some new rides and slides they saw that earlier this morning as we've been on the air but you have to make sure that you also knew all of the covid protocols. >> window size they are going to a notice if you changes they no. the first thing is they will need a

justin andrew is live for us this morning with all the details. justin. >> good morning.ee hours you can side this white tent at the heyward fire house 7 right here it's free regardless of where you live or your immigration status. this clinic says this allows for the vaccine to be more accessible to south heyward and other communities who hardest by the pandemic. they are asking you parents to make appointment online so if you can before you head out here. it was about two weeks ago when the fda deemed the pfizer vaccine safe for children as young as 12. think about the timing here. this appears to be paving the way for vaccinating some school age children before the fall, meaning even our younger population can be protected from coronavirus. >> we have not only a single company pfizer but looks like we will have the source of another similar vaccine from moderna. >> now the fire house clinic doesn't work for you the -- alameda -- the alameda county health department has a few other things like the heyward adult school and also fremont high school. getting children vacci

is prepared to welcome back guests today for the first time in 15 months but is kpix reporter justin andrewstting a preview of the patriot. capacity will be limited in the park and on nights. advanced reservations are required. more details on kpix.com. >>> now the bay area is reopening we are asking you to share photos of getting back together again wi why choose invisalign over other aligners? only invisalign treatment uses smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably than ordinary aligners. so i can create custom treatment plans for every smile. (♪ ♪) need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >> it is time for look at this morning's top stories. a pedestrian has died after being hit by a vehicle in san jose police say the deadly crash happened on center road before 11:00 p.m. the driver stayed on scene and is helping with the investigation. it is the 18th traffic fatality this year for san jos

that's where we find justin andrews. >> where exactly was this big cat spotted? >> reporter: michelle, it was spotted up in a tree. talk about a wild wednesday night for the people who saw this big cat up in the tree. take a look at this video. stop what you are doing and watch. we have video of the mountain lion passed out on the porch. this is after it was tranquilized by california fish and wildlife officials. it was a sight to see, neighbors tell us. tuesday surveillance caught the mountain lion roaming gavin street in san francisco. animal patrol posted warning signs. yesterday morning they advised people in the area that it still might be there. listen to the reaction from people and neighbors who saw this. >> it was pretty shocking. at first i thought it wasn't real because we couldn't see the mountain lion. then i saw it. obviously there was a bunch of commotion and saw it fall from the tree, saw it on my neighbor's front porch. pretty wild. >> reporter: pretty crazy. now you may be wondering how did they catch this thing? i will dive into that coming up

let's go to justin andrews with more on this amazing journey. >> reporter: good morning. have you ever thought about just kayaking for the heck of it, just for the fun of it? yeah, me neither. one guy did. he took off an hour ago and found his way under the golden gate bridge about 30 minutes ago as he was paddling to start his journey all by himself. you have to see the video. we have the video to prove it as he was taking off, what an incredible moment. it was a moment this morning. cyril ready to travel across the open pacific ocean. he took off from horseshoe bay all by himself. even this avid water sport enthusiast says some of the most dangerous avis sports enthusiasts wouldn't go for it. the 44-year-old says he is ready. he is hoping it doesn't take more than two months to get to hawaii. we asked about safety. >> i have put all the experience i have in my first crossing into this tiny boat. there is the technology, the right pieces of equipment. everything has been thought of in many, many ways. option 1, 2, 3 for safety first. enjoy the moment. >> anything else yo

justin andrews is live at the heyward fire house clinic where things will get busy in just a few hoursless than two hour itself you are 12 and older you can come here to the heyward fire house right here in heyward. you see right there that's where you will get that free coronavirus shot in heyward regardless of where you live or your immigration status. parent itself you are asking r if they are asking appointments here before you arrive here to make -- get that shot. if will be about two weeks before you possibly will get your -- before you can come here and the fda deemed this pfizer vaccine for children as young as 12. think about the timing. some of the younger populations can be protected before the fall school year. >> the age, the studyies would likely not be available before the end of the year. >> if the clinic doesn't work for you the alameda county health department has a few other sites like the heyward adult school on princeton street in heyward, fremont in oakland and other places across the county. the fda said that children are -- they need to get this shot because the

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justin: i am going to the wedding. andrew, i still love you. you're my brother.fascinating story. you can check out more and bloomberg businessweek. coming up, a new piece of technology helping one self-driving startup go the distance. we will talk about the new system giving his company the edge. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ emily: argo has a new secret weapon in the race to deploy self driving cars. ed ludlow spoke to the ceo about their new long-range lidar and plans to raise money this year. he is the latest guest on the citylab segment. >> it is tailor-made for fully autonomous driving, driving that does not require any supervision by a human. it offers photorealistic imagery all around the car. it can see up to and beyond 400 meters. it is a compelling sensor that will allow us to operate safely on all types of roads. ed: is this a technology for your cars, or one you will sell to others? >> we might sell it one day. we certainly will look at selling it in verticals adjacent to automotive, but it is a competitive advantage for our autonomous vehicles,