melanie woodro spoke with a walnut creek dentist about the plan. >> reporter: david says dentists are. now dentists across california have been cleared to administer the covid-19 vaccine. >> i think one of the reasons they did this is that dental offices are pretty well positioned to do something like this obviously dentists give a lot of shots and we also follow osha protocols so we keep things very clean here. >> reporter: since the start of pandemic, he says he's added even more safety protocols. >> we have closed our reception room so that we don't have people coming in and out of there every space, every area is wiped down whenever a patient walks through there we're just trying to kind of keep everything as clean as possible. >> reporter: he says he received an email from the dental board that included additional training but no concrete guidance how he'll get, store anded administer the vaccine. >> we don't have the refrigeration capability that is required to store the vaccine, so i don't know how that's going to work. there is a lot of details that need to be hashed out. >> r

the san francisco police officer's association told abc 7 news reporter melanie woodro the suspect should never have been on the streets. troy mccalister entered a not guilty plea on charges on new year's eve san francisco. the women were on a crosswalk at the time. san francisco police say mccalister on parole for a robbery was trying to make a get away after committing a burglary and hit and killed the women. >> i'm shaking still talking about and thinking about what happened. >> reporter: the tragedy has sparked outrage as san francisco police officers association president tony montoya says mccalister should have been in custody. >> this just highlights the current climate of the district attorney's office where mr. bodene and his staff are having their criminals first agenda with a victim being an after thought. >> reporter: montoya is calling for a panel to review the district attorney's office conflict of interest after mccalister's court appearance today. scott grant said this. >> there have been a lot of quick comments, accusations and attempts to point fingers in a portion. >> r

let's go to melanie woodro that spoke to members of congress at the capitol watching this with some level of fear. >> absolutely. some expected this to happen and while outraged, they say tair n they're not surprised. >> reporter: in the is the gas mask. >> it was pandemonium in some respects but we were very disminudi disciplined and followed instructions. i expected something, and actually, i wore tennis shoes to the hill. >> reporter: she says the response was shameful, disgraceful and inequatable. >> you can't tell me there is not some systemic racism in the disparities how black lives hatthat matter protesters would have been pushed back and dealt with and because they are donald trump's protesters there by the orders of this president they were told to insight violence. they were told to come to the capitol and primarily white. you can't tell me that the response was equatable and it wasn't. >> reporter: representative zoe was concerned by the security response. >> we can't allow terrorists to come in and invade the capitol of the united states. it unacceptable. >> reporter: represe

melanie woodro, abc 7 news. >> tank you. >>> a hand full of people demonstrated in san mateo this afternoon calling for president trump to be impeached again but this time removed from office. the group called yesterday's siege at the capitol a failed coup instigated by president trump. they're calling on americans to contact their representatives and demand action be taken immediately against the president. >>> president trump could be removed from office through two different procedures, impeachment or by invoking the 25th amendment. >> if he's deranged then the 25th amendment is the proper way to go, but if he's actually just calculating, if he's got all his marbles but sort of deliberately engaging in demagoguery to frustrate the defeat at the polls, then that's really more a matter of impeachment. >> professor michael mcconnell is the director of stanford's constitutional law center. the 25th amendment that would require vice president pence and the cabinet will be quicker than impeachment. in either scenario, pence would take over until joe biden's inauguration. >>> one of the loud it

. >>> to abc 7 news reporter melanie woodro with reaction from bay area lawmakers. you heard harrowing stores from them. >> and many asking how did this happen? how was the capitol a soft target? some calling it a coup. president trump supporter were outside the nation's capitol as lawmakers counted votes to certify president elect joe biden's rioters breached the building. congresswoman jackie speier. >> i was in the chamber on the floor hiding from what was assumed to be additional violence. they were pounding on the doors of the chamber and they barricaded with a piece of furniture and then they drew their guns. it was as if we were in a banana republic and not the united states of american. >> reporter: christine pelosi said her mom speaker of the house informs a secure location. >> obviously, very concerned about her staff, you know, everybody who is on capitol hill right now. it was a hopeful morning that took a very, very, very quick and sinister and violent turn as this attempted coup went on. >> reporter: congress woman karen bass talked with abc. >> this i