. >> for mental health therapists in oakland, this will be a day of action. black therapists at kaiser permanente in oakland and richmond will strike tomorrow. they were told they'd have martin luther king day off as a paid holiday and then it was changed back to a regular workday. scott budman has the story. >> reporter: mental health clinicians at kaiser oakland say the health care giant went back on its promise to make martin luther king jr. day a paid holiday this year. >> what are we saying as an agency that we don't respect his legacy, but civil rights. >> reporter: now sabrina, a mental health therapist at kaiser oakland says her group and hundreds of others will strike on monday to protest. >> this is not a selling point. when you tell somebody you don't get mlk day but we really believe in civil rights. >> reporter: the larger issue for her staff is the lack of therapists of color at kaiser oakland. she says there are five of them on its adult team. especially given how many patients ask for people they'll feel more comfortable opening up to. >> and when they walk in, they onl

nbc bay area's scott budman has the latest. >> reporter: mental health clinicians at kaiser oakland say the healthcare giant went back on its promise to make martin luther king jr. day a paid holiday this year. >> what are we saying as an agency that we don't respect his legacy but civil rights. >> now, sabrina, a mental health therapist at kaiser oakland says her group and hundreds of others will strike on monday to protest. >> this is not a selling point. when you tell somebody you don't get mlk day but we really believe in civil rights. >> she tells us the larger issue for her staff is the lack of therapists of color at kaiser oakland. she says there are five of them on its adult team. especially, given how many patients ask for people they'll feel more comfortable opening up to. and when they walk in, they only see one provider, two providers that like look me, they wonder if it is a safe place to go. >> reporter: after the murder of george floyd, shomet andle colleagues asked kaiser about doing more about the mental health of patients of color. she said kaiser agreed to give them t

. >>> for mental health workers in oakland, today is going to be a day of action. >> therapists at kaiserfacilities in oakland and richmond will walk off the job after the provider took the day away from them. >> mental health clinicians say the health care giant went back on its promise to make martin luther king jr. day a paid holiday. >> what are we saying as a agency if we don't that support civil rights. >> hundreds will strike on monday to protest. >> this is not a selling point when you tell somebody you don't get mlk day, but we believe in civil rights. >> the lack of therapists of color at kaiser oakland, she says there are five of them on its adult team, especially given how many patients ask for people they will feel more comfortable opening up to. >> when they walk in, they only see one or two providers that look like me and they wonder if it's a safe place to go. >> they asked colleagues about doing more to help the mental health of patients of color, and she said kaiser agreed to give them this mlk day off but later took it back. kaiser permanente released a statement acknow

dozens of mental health workers walked a picket line today outside kaiser's oakland medical center. workers say they are frustrated that martin luther king jr day is not a paid holiday for them. they say kaiser originally told them it would be a holiday. kaiser says it will recognize martin luther king jr day next year across the organization, the company apologized to employees who may have viewed the mistake as in any way conflicting with kaiser's quote, deep commitment to equity inclusion. and diversity. new at 11 o'clock, hundreds of people may have received a lower dose of the covid-19 pfizer vaccine at the kaiser permanente walnut creek medical center. kaiser says some patients who visited the location between october 25th and december 10th may have received up 2.4 ml less than the recommended 0.3 millimeter does , kaiser says the amount is not likely to reduce protection against the virus, but patients can choose to receive another dose. case numbers indicate that the winter omicron serge, maybe slowing down numbers from the state department of health show that the seven day

. >> heads up if you are heading to kaiser's oakland or richmond medical centers today. 200 therapistsreparing to strike. executives promised to make mlk day a paid holiday but delayed that agreement to 2023. they will march down too headquarters and rally with community allies. we are still waiting to hear back from kaiser. covid case rates among teenagers and san francisco are soaring. more than 1500 san franciscans are testing positive for covid every day. that age group with the highest number of infections, 12 to 17-year-olds. teenagers are getting tested now at higher rates. >> the older kids tend to have symptoms more and they are getting tested outside of the school context because they are more likely to have symptoms. >> data 17-year-olds in san francisco are fully vaccinated and 23% are boosted. boosters became available for that age group less than two weeks ago. >> if you are heading to hawaii soon you may need covid booster to go there. if you haven't gotten your booster he would have to isolate from five days upon arriving. the governor says travelers would be given seve

mental health professionals at kaiser permanente picketed monday outside the kaiser medical center in oakland. they thought they'd be getting today off as a paid holiday, but last month learned that wouldn't be happening after all, kaiser telling us that they can't give it to us for 2022, but they've given it to other unions who bargained it. by the way, it shouldn't be a bargaining issue. it's a civil rights issue, and then they're telling us you'll get it. january 2020 2023 in a statement, kaiser permanente said there was miscommunication within one department over martin luther king day being a paid holiday. citing operational factors that made it impossible to implement this year, adding quote. local leaders have apologized to employees who may have viewed the mistake as in any way conflicting with kaiser's deep commitment to equity, inclusion and diversity, but it's an insufficient response and frankly, it's infuriating because they had so many months. this is not something that was just out of the blue that we asked for. like i said, we've been asking for this since may of right after g

dozens of mental health workers today walked a picket line outside kaiser's oakland medical center.y they're frustrated that the martin luther king jr day is not a paid holiday for them. they say kaiser originally told them today would be a paid holiday, but kaiser says it will recognize martin luther king jr day next year across the organization. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 airports across the country are now working to get ready for this week's rollout of five g c band service. some technology experts are worried the upgrade will actually slow down work at some airports. and it's ktvu is tom vacar reports. many aircraft aren't cleared to work with it. on monday, bad weather played a key role in the cancelation of well over 1600 flights in the u. s in bad weather, pilots and passengers want every bit of safety technology working when the plane is landing and close to the ground. as of monday, the faa says only 45% of all u. s commercial passenger and cargo aircraft have authorization for low visibility landings at many airports. those airports are where telecom giants

and dozens of mental health workers today walked the picket line outside kaiser's oakland medical center . they're frustrated that the martin luther king jr day is not a paid holiday for them. ktvu demagogues live for us in the newsroom with their call during this one day strike, emma clubbing. one reason for frustration today was that kaiser had originally told it's therapists today would be a paid holiday, but later backtracked on that, saying they'll recognize martin luther king jr day next year across the organization. we want our freedom. morita holding holding signs with dr king's iconic face and memorable words. mental health professionals at kaiser permanente picketed monday outside the kaiser medical center in oakland. they thought they'd be getting today off as a paid holiday, but last month learned that wouldn't be happening after all cars are telling us that they can't give it to us for 2022, but they've given it to other unions who bargained it. by the way, it shouldn't be a bargaining issue. it's a civil rights issue, and then they're telling us you'll get it. january 2020

jobina: a heads up if you are heading to kaiser's oakland or richland medical centers. planning to strike. they say kaiser executives promised to make mlk day a paid holiday but recently delayed the agreement. health clinicians plan to picket outside the medical center at 8:00 this morning and they will march down to the headquarters and rally with community allies. reggie: covid case rates among teenagers are soaring according to the most recent city data. as cases go up, experts are seeing that teenagers continue to have a robust immune response against the virus. here is luz pena. luz: over 1500 san franciscans are pet -- testing positive for covid-19 every day. now the age group at the highest number of infections are 12 to 17-year-olds. >> i think a bunch of kids are now going to outdoor parties, because nothing has changed in school other than the fact that omicron started. luz: 12-year-old benjamin is about -- is right about one of the main can been factors to this increase. >> there is probab>> there is pr mixing happening but is not happening as much in the you

chopper 5 was over a protest outside kaiser's headquarters in oakland. the group is frustrated mlk day isn't a paid holiday this year. kaiser responded saying we are pleased that kaiser will adopt starting in 2023mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday. they cited operational issues for not being able to make this year a paid holiday. it is currently working with unions to come to an agreement. >>> new covid infections nationwide topped 800,000 with more than 21,000 patients admitted to hospitals every day. nearly every american now lives in a high risk area. in some parts of the northeast, cases have plateaued or even declined. cdc says the country is averaging more than 780,000 new cases a day despite issues with testing access as infections keep spiking, hospitals are strained. medical staff are getting covid and others are getting burnt out and leaving. >> the challenge is that the entire country is not moving at the same pace. omicron started later in other parts of the country. we shouldn't expect a national peak in the next days. the next few weeks wil

therapists and social workers at kaiser permanente are planning to strike tomorrow outside kaiser headquarters in oakland. therapists say they're upset that kaiser permanente is not making martin luther king jr day a paid holiday for them. until next year. the union that represents the therapist also said kaiser is not doing enough to provide culturally sensitive care to communities of color. in a statement to ktvu kaiser confirmed that martin luther king day will be a paid holiday across the organization next year, and they went on to say this quote. we understand the disappointment that this was not possible to institute in 2022 because of the many operational factors that go into planning and implementing a new paid holiday. zealand's military sent us surveillance flight to tonga to assess the extent of the damage from that huge undersea volcanic eruption. the volcano caused a tsunami warning across the pacific in that that warning stretch to the bay area as well as other parts of the us west coast. this is a look at the damage along the new zealand shore line, where many boats were submerged in high

officially taken to the street and skyranger has been up and over where they are walking to kaiser headquarters there in oakland. take a look at your screen. this is video of skyranger captured of those employees. we're being told the protesters marched down broadway to then stop in front of the kaiser headquarters. these health care providers are calling today a day of action. this by some of kaiser's mental health clinicians and workers from oakland as well as a richmond site protesting the lack of holidays but they're also working to draw attention to staffing inequities of people of color in their department. a clinician we spoke with said staffing doesn't reflect what their patients of color request, especially given how many patients ask for people they feel comfortable opening up to. we did reach out to kaiser regarding the holiday recognition. that holiday they were given martin luther king day and then they alleged kaiser took that day back. kaiser released a statement in which they acknowledged the miscommunication and saying kaiser permanente will adopt, starting in 2023, mlk day as a scheduled paid

. >>> chopper five was over a protest outside kaiser's headquarters in oakland. the group is frustrated that mlk day is not a paid holiday this year. kaiser responded to the strike saying, we are pleased to have shared last week that kaiser permanente will adopt, starting in 2023, mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday across the organization. the company is sizing operational issues for not being able to make this year a paid holiday. kaiser says they are currently working with unions to come to an agreement. >>> a southern california nurse attacked by a homeless man has died. sandra shells worked at l.a. county usc medical center. the 70-year-old was waiting for a bus when police say a man slapped her without warning or provocation. investigators say she fell and hit her head on the concrete, and later died from her injuries. the lapd found the suspect sleeping nearby, identifying him as kerry bell. he has a criminal record here and in other states. >>> a deadly confrontation in the sacrament county area started with a home break-in. sean today has more on what hap

mental health professionals at kaiser permanente picketed monday outside the kaiser medical center in oakland. they thought they'd be getting today off as a paid holiday, but last month learned that wouldn't be happening after all, kaiser telling us that they can't give it to us for 2022, but they've given it to other unions who bargained it. by the way, it shouldn't be a bargaining issue. it's a civil rights issue, and then they're telling us you'll get it. january 2020 2023 in a statement, kaiser permanente said there was miscommunication within one department over martin luther king day being a paid holiday. citing operational factors that made it impossible to implement this year, adding quote. local leaders have apologized to employees who may have viewed the mistake as in any way conflicting with kaiser's deep commitment to equity, inclusion and diversity, but it's an insufficient response and frankly, it's infuriating because they had so many months. this is not something that was just out of the blue that we asked for. like i said, we've been asking for this since may of right after g

november at a pediatric clinic in antioch, and it happened last march at the vax clinic at the oakland coliseum. kaiser says this was an isolated incident because of a training issue, and the hospital says anyone affected can get another shot if they want. hospital officials say that they are closely monitoring the situation to make sure that this doesn't happen again. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >>> back to school for students in the east bay. more than 1,200 students are planning a boycott and demanding better covid safety protocols. this is being organized by three sophomore students at met west high school, that's a small school downtown oakland. the petition was signed by more than 1,200 students from various schools, and the students say they want the district to move classes to online instruction. they are also asking for pcr and rapid testing twice a week as well as kn95 masks and n95 masks for all students. the district released a settlement saying we are already meeting or in the process of meeting most of the demands noted in this petition. we will continue to work towards fulfilling the

oakland. we also spotted several horseback riders participating in another caravan happening in el cerrito. >>> nearly 200 kaiser permanente mental health workers went on strike today in oakland. the group is demanding better care for communities of color and it is frustrated that mlk day is not a paid holiday this year. kaiser responded to the strike, saying in part, quote, we are pleased to have shared last week that kaiser permanente will adopt, starting in 2023, mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday across the organization. >>> a shooting an investigation is underway in berkeley. chopper five hovered over the scene where police placed evidence markers. we are checking reports that it a victim made it to the hospital. no word yet on suspect or motive for the shooting. >>> now to a rash of brazen car burglaries which happened a stone throw away from an alameda county police station. more than 30 people found car windows shattered at the mission peak apartments in fremont today. that parking lot is across the street from fremont police headquarters. tonight, residents are shaken up. >> i did not quite understand

therapists and social workers at kaiser permanente are planning to strike tomorrow outside kaiser headquarters in oakland upset . that kind of permanently is not making martin luther king jr day a paid holiday for them until next year. the union that represents the therapist also say kaiser isn't doing enough to provide culturally sensitive care to communities of color. in a statement to ktvu kaiser confirmed that martin luther king day will be a paid holiday across the organization next year and went on to say quote. we understand the disappointment that this was not possible to institute in 2022. because of the many operational factors that go into planning and implementing a new paid holiday. new attend in santa rosa 31 year old man is dead tonight and another man has been arrested on a murder charge in connection to that fatal shooting. it happened early yesterday morning outside of a business on sebastian paul avenue. the victim was taken to a hospital with a single gunshot wound and later pronounced dead . he was identified as brayan perez lara of santa rosa. today police served a search warrant at

tonight, the photo of a mother and daughter outside the kaiser permanente medical center in oakland,ohana pena on the right in the white doctor's coat. her mother, cristina pena, on the left. her daughter is a medical student working at that hospital, where mom has been a custodian at the hospital for nearly two decades. that daughter, johana, sharing the photo online, writing, "it's crazy how life works sometimes. i get to work with my mom at the same hospital in the same department. she has been a janitor here for 18 years. she raised a latina physician in the making! i am so proud to be your daughter." there were years when she would visit her mother at the hospital where she worked. now, she's in her fourth year of medical school and she's been accepted into a program at her mother's hospital. >> hi, david! >> another day at kaiser pe permanen permanente. >> mother and daughter walking into the work. >> the reason why i shared that is because i know that i am here today because of my mom and my father's sacrifices. >> and johanna is telling us where she's hoping her residency wil

plans to participate in the walkout and will likely be joined by hundreds of others at the oakland and richmond kaiser locations. these are mental health clinicians that say their holiday was given to them and then taken back. they are calling it a day of action for those kaiser mental health clinicians. not only are those workers at the sites, the oakland and richmond sites protesting a lack of holiday, but they are looking at an inequity in the staffing. staffing does not reflect what their patients of color request, especially to some patients will feel more comfortable opening up to. >> as they walk in and see only one or two clinicians that look like me, and they wonder if it's a safe place to go. >> and then we reached out kaiser about not granting those workers the mlk day. kaiser permanente will adopt starting in 2023 mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday across the organization. that worker we spoke with said despite that statement, she as well as others plan to protest to draw attention to that inequity as well as their disappointment with them taking that holiday back, again at the oakland an

also at more than 90% capacity over in oakland, the kaiser hospital on west macarthur boulevard has reported only 3 icu beds left and in san jose. kaiser on the lawrence expressway reported more than 90% of all of its beds are full. now because of a surge in covid cases, concerts and other large events are being canceled in sonoma county, a new health order going into effect at midnight bans large gatherings and asks people to stay home when they can. charles clifford is joining us now live with more on how businesses are reacting. charles, this would likely affect weddings and things like that as well. >>yeah, it's the news that nobody wanted. you know, a lot of places are just kind of getting back on their feet after being shut down during previous waves of this pandemic. health officials here in sonoma county fearing the new omicron variant in the surge that has begun started to limit outdoor and indoor gatherings indoors, gatherings over 50 people have been canceled. outdoor gatherings over 100 people have been canceled and that is already having an impact. >>she lynn pretty frustrated.

. >>> today some kaiser permanente mental health workers went on strike and east bay. chopper 5 was over a protest outside the headquarters in oakland. the group is frustrated that mlk day isn't a paid holiday this year. kaiser responded to the strike thing in part, "we are pleased to have shared last week that kaiser permanente will adopt, starting in 2023, mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday across the organization." the company cited operational issues for not being able to make this year a paid holiday. it says it is currently working with unions to come up to an agreement. >>> it is a day of service across the country to honor dr. martin luther king jr. chopper 5 was over a car caravan and drive to give her in oakland. and justin andrews reports that was just one of many service projects around the bay area today. >> >> reporter: what you are seeing is a day of action and reflection. these are individuals packing up meals after they have service a resilient leader whose voice is still resounding today. one by one these volunteers are packing 10,000 meals for people facing hunger. >> we exist to impact the community. one of the

need their teacher with them in the classroom ran, kaiser is picking up her 12 year old son from claremont middle school. she says a teacher strike in oakland public schools over covid safety demands is unnecessary. i think the district is doing their best. you know, i really appreciate everything they're doing. kaiser's son tells me the school is offering rapid testing and masks. more than half of the class is empty. and the teacher . i feel like we're a little more calm about it because there's not a lot of students that she has to teach and deal with. the oakland educators association, the union representing teachers says it wants a written agreement from the school district that addresses three core demands. weekly covid testing at all schools with extended hours up to six p.m. the highest grade mask available to staff and students and a certified adult in each classroom. if a teacher is out, we see um cafeterias and auditoriums being used as classrooms where we have 23 classrooms and one space we need from the district. written agreements to make sure that there's accountability and enforcement at oakland tech high . some students tell

distributed the donated 30,000 of these to front-line workers through summer contacts oakland city hall and through a kaiser and through ucsf benioff. you know, these are hospitals that i got myself. you know, this is the hospital that my my son, my 3. but then one year-old son used to go to. but this time helping is even more close to home. lee has 2 children. >> and says that he just felt compelled to do what he could as fast as he could. >> you know, these a ministrators, staff at that usd, things literally have a future in their hands. and 3rd there in a bit of a crisis. so to be able to help out this bill, great. >> as for those masks, the district says that they are already being delivered to high school students in the district. theresa kron. 4 news despite current challenges in schools from omicron white house covid response. team members report. >> more than 96% of k through 12 schools are open for in-person learning and that they want to keep it that way. with 1 million new covid-19 cases each day here in the u.s. the biden administration is fighting to keep kids in the classrooms by doubling test

oakland unified says they were delivered last week. kaiserents a fourth covid vaccine. that is because they gave nearly 4000 patients the wrong dose at walnut creek in the fall. amy hollyfield is live with this mixup. amy: they did give a smaller dose. they are offering another shot, but they are not making it sound like these patients need to rush out to get it, saying this lower dosage they got should not significantly reduce their immunity. kaiser has sent out a notice to be 3900 patients who did not get the full dose of the vaccine. this happened at the kaiser medical center in walnut creek last fall. this impacted patients who got the wiser vaccine, not moderna or johnson & johnson. kaiser says they have determined it is an isolated incident resulting from some staff misunderstanding instructions. teens and adults are supposed to receive an adult -- a dose of .3 milliliters of the vaccine. these people received .26 to . . milliliters. kaiser says they are monitoring staff to make sure this does not happen again. jobina: thank you. a smal

their teacher with them in the classroom ran, kaiser is picking up her 12 year old son from claremont middle school. she says. a teacher strike in oakland public schools over covid safety demands is unnecessary. i think the district is doing their best. you know, i really appreciate everything they're doing. kaiser's son tells me the school is offering rapid testing and masks. more than half of the class is empty. and the teacher . i feel like you're a little more calm about it because there's not a lot of students that she has to teach and deal with the oakland educators association, the union representing teachers says it wants a written agreement from the school district that addresses three core demands. weekly covid testing at all schools with extended hours up to six p.m. the highest grade mask available to staff and students and a certified adult in each classroom. if a teacher is out, we see ah! cafeterias and auditoriums being used as classrooms where we have 23. classrooms and one space we need from the district. written agreements to make sure that there's accountability and enforcement at oakland tech high . some students te

kaiser permanente, santa rosa. other new year's eve babies were born in santa clara, san leandro, san jose, and in oakland as well. to the world. yes indeed . the tournament of roses parade returned to pasadena today after being canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the parade to kick off the annual rolls rosa bulb game began back in 18 90. as reporter mario ramirez tells us there were a few changes this year to comply with covid safety rules. this year, one of the most eagerly anticipated events, the rose parade returned to pasadena. wonderful wonderful, nice, very nice and incredible job. dozens of intricately designed floats, marching bands, equestrian units, dignitaries and grand marshal levar burton made their way down to 5.5 mile parade route along pasadena's historic colorado boulevard. to me is less people. but to me, the less people they have, the better it is. it's still a crowd, but it's not as much as it was two years ago, using all plant material and working with the theme dream believe achieve the ups stores rise, shine and read. float won the top prize, the sweepstakes award. the base

kaiser were told they have to report to work today despite the mlk day holiday. so they went on strike, and they called it a day of action. mental health workers from the oaklandand richmond sites say they want to also draw attention to what they claim is staffing inequities of people of color in there departments. amonths our mental health staff, 37% are comprised of culturally diverse professionals. and kaiser also said mlk day will be a paid holiday starting next year. >>> the winter olympic games are still on course, and before today tickets were going to be available to locals mainly in china, and because of the covid surge going on there as well only select groups will be allowed to buy tickets. the international olympics committee made the announcement today. our coverage begins on february 3rd. you can catch that here exclusively here on nbc bay area. >>> jeff, happy monday. with the holiday, people headed off and we saw some sunshine. >> yeah, kind of a mixed bag. we have some sun and clouds and comfortable temperatures. i wanted to show you what's happening, what has been bringing in the cloud cover even through last week. it's a system that lingered

many folks, mental health clinicians working in oakland as well as richmond said they were given the day off but that was taken back, and these are kaiserarting in 2023 mlk day as scheduled a paid holiday across the organization. >>> we are seeing a calm start to our morning. i know it's cloudy but the temperatures will be mild, and we had a sprinkle thanks to system off to the south. forecast highs will be in the 60s. >> more local news coming up in just half an hour. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. >>> it's 8:00 on "today," coming up, wicked winter weather. >> it is mix of a lot of stuff. >> a massive storm walloping the northeast, bringing snow, sleet, rain and wind. icy conditions knocking out power, grounding flights, and causing c

kaiser and the cdc and says that is a negligible amount. despite that, though, the hospital is offering another dose to any affected patients who want land. >> oakland will soon require people who are 12 and older to show proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor businesses. the mandate takes effect february 1st. businesses will soon have to start posting notices of the change could affect restaurants, concert venues and gyms people 18 and older should be prepared to show id to be cross checked with the vaccination card. moderna is hoping to market a triple combo booster for covid flu and other respiratory viruses. the company says the annual booster would prevent people from having to get multiple vaccinations and provide broad protection. the flu vaccine portion is right now under development. moderna says it hopes to have the combo booster available by the fall of 2023. >> a new study says a booster shot of the johnson and johnson vaccine is highly effective in fighting omicron south african health. authorities say it is 84% effective in preventing hospitalizations for one to 2 months after it is received. the study involved more than 477,000 he

oakland, starting tomorrow, 12 and up entering bars, restaurants and indoor facilities have to show proof of vaccination. the ordinance passed in december and also cons for senior adult facilities and entertainment venues. >>> kaiser in san francisco opening a covid and flu vaccinations site on geary boulevard. 8:30 to 5:30 monday through friday. you don't need to be a kaiser member or to book an appointment. >>> still had on kpix5 and streaming on the bay area, snow stopped in the northeast but the dangerous winter weather has not ended with a clean up and tough conditions remaining this morning. >>> a snowstorm wedding and how the blizzard did not stop a couple from tying the knot. >>> gusty offshore wind with high wind watch is now in effect for tomorrow through thursday. how strong will the wind get? >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >>

kaiser will adopt in 2023 mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday across the organization, and despite the statement the workers said they will still go on strike. again, it will involve the workers at the oakland location as well as the richmond location. we are live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks. >>> as the nation celebrates the life and legacy of martin luther king jr., one local organization is hosting a week full of events in his honor. the anti-police terror project has organized events for eight years straight and organizers say this year is no different. we are showing you events from last year, and today these will kick off with the people meeting at the port of oakland and then a car caravan will wind through oakland until 12:30. covid may have changed the format of their events but not the events behind their action >> the same is true today, folks get tired and get complacent when we talk about holding hands and singing kumbaya, and we need to organize and activate and leverage the power of the people to continue to push for the same things king was pushing for 50 plus years ago. >> there was a virtual film festival, and it's critical his message

oakland unified says they have 10 hubs across the district and they are doing weekly pool testing at elementary schools and biweekly drop-in testing at secondary schools. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: kaiser is offering patients a fourth covid vaccine after nearly 4000 patients accidentally received a wrong dose in walnut creek. amy hollyfield is live this mix up. amy: they got a lower dose than they should have. kaiser has consulted with experts and determined it should not reduce their immunity significantly. those patients who received the wrong dose. kaiser sent out a notice to the 3900 patients who did not get the full dose of the vaccine. it happened at the kaiser medical center last fall. this impacted patients who got the pfizer vaccine. in a statement, kaiser said "we have determined this was an isolated incident resulting from some staff misunderstanding instructions." teens and adults are supposed to receive a dose of 0.3 milliliters. these patients received 0.26 to 0.29. kaiser has retrained it staff and is monitoring staff to make sure this does not happen again. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news era reggie: moderna is working on a shot that covers the flu and covid-19. the company