just in northern california. right now, the state and feds are looking to thin the same number of federally owned acres statewide starting in 2025. >> not going to stop fires completely. what we're going to do is stop large scale high intensity fires. >> reporter: the sites staving off mega fires would pump billions into the local economy. to reopen shuttered lumber and restart plans to turn all the wood chips into energy. >> all i tell you, if we have many more fire seasons like this year, it's going to be a moot point. losing far more forests than we can afford to lose. >> reporter: jackson vanderbecken, nbc bay area news. >> and when we return, a quick way to plan your covid vaccine. we'll be right back. >>> our investigative unit has been digging into issues surrounding covid-19 vaccines since the pandemic began, from the testing phase to manufacturing, distribution, and now actually administering them. to help you figure out where and when to get yours, nbc launched a new web site called plan your vaccine. g

lectins, there are two new strains on the west coast, one in southern california and another in northern california. >> we are watching the west coast variant, we are seeing over 1000 total variants between these slightly different notations across the state. we reported both in southern california, parts of the bay area, then a clara in particular. >> usf epidemiologists as these mutations can be expected every 3 to 5 cycles for the virus. each variant behaves differently. uk variant is 40% were transmissible. in the northern california string is stickier, still treatable but wants more tightly to your lungs. >> it's just if you come into contact with them, they are more likely to cause infection. >> charles is a virologist at ucsf on the lookout for new variants . >> this variant is really a sign that we do not have the pandemic under control.>> the good news is that the two new west coast variants can be prevented with the covid-19 vaccine. >> the state says that 3 1/2 million doses of the vaccine have been administered so far.>> it should be easier to get a vaccine soon. the white house says th

hundreds of new lawsuits are hitting the catholic church and northern california. accusations of clergy sex abuse and cover-up. as candice nguyen found out, many were from decades ago, filed now under a new law. >> reporter: the big question is why now? this contends the state law allowing for the new claims is unconstitutional. while the alleged victims say there shouldn't be a statute of limitations on abusing children. >> i felt like it was somehow my fault. >> i was scared. >> reporter: two adult accuses coming forward with claims of being abused as children. >> my hands were tied to a chair. >> reporter: we are calling her jane doe. she was a child at st. joseph's church when she was sexually assaulted by steven keezly, the name man, brian barnes said buz abused him. he has been accused of abusing children. >> there were several other boys. we were instructed to pull our pants down. pull our underwear down. >> reporter: an internal letter shows the diocese was warned, a convicted child molester. but nothing was done after eight months of repeated notifications

vaccine supplies also tight in northern california, the department of public health in san francisco, saying about two thirds of vaccine go to medical institutions such as the university of california, san francisco. ucsf saying it currently has enough vaccine to continue inoculating through next wednesday. quote we are carefully monitoring our vaccine supply to be able to last 6 to 7 days to make sure we're able to fulfill the second doses that are coming due for health workers and patients, but the health care provider, saying that means it's had to dial back at mass vaccination sites, quote our city college. site, which were operating in partnership with the city of san francisco is only offering half day schedules. 500 vaccines per day but could easily offer 3000 doses per day if we had sufficient vaccines, san francisco's department of public health is saying it has enough vaccine to operate through next week, but they are feeling the squeeze. both are large mass sites, including city college, as well as mosconi have had tonto consider limiting their appointments based on vaccine

they organize every year a big-- the biggest fair in northern california to provide information to theo community, and that steps to college. it's already open, and i just want to let the people know that on february 20th it will be devoted, that saturday, online information for dreamers. and on saturday the 27th, that's in spanish for the family because we want the parents to understand very well on the procedures. there will be information about the admission, then the financing, and also how the parents should support the kids to go to the university. so, please, i invite everyone that is interested, like you and your wife, in helping their children to go to college to join us virtually. all the information is in our webpage. it's the biggest fair in northern california that steps to college in a joint effort with the consulate of mexico in sacramento. damian: and it's such a big step for those students. but, really, when they are in middle school, in seventh and eighth grade, even freshmen in high school, it's time to start thinking about college, right, because you can't wait unti

specifically linked to northern california. in addition to the uk's strain which forced lockdowns, there are now two strains on the west coast. one if southern california and another in northern california. experts say it's not surprising to see the virus muta ting. the northern california strain is believed to be stickier meaning it bonds more tightly to the lungs. >> if you come into contact with them they are more likely to cause infection. >> over a thousand total strains between the two different, slightly different mutations between the same west coast strain. >> according to health experts the good news is both of these strains can be stopped by the coronavirus vaccine. >>> new, marin could be the first bay area county to move out of the purple tier. they could move in to the red as early as mid-february. if the county's decline in cases continues. >>> it should be easier to get a vaccine soon. the white house said that it's sending a million doses per week to select pharmacies across the country. cvs said it'll give out

it will be only the 3rd known pack spotted here in northern california since the species went extinct there. back in 1924. >>and take a look at this and optical illusion is going viral at the scene in the snowy woods. but there's debate over what exactly we're seeing here some people say they see a guy may be going into the woods for a hike but other people. immediately said whoa whoa this is actually a black dog running out of the woods oh yeah towards the camera this is one of those things he look at it first n you see the guy the heads or legs. but then look at the middle of his back right do we know for sure what it is or it's a is a dog. yeah, and you can see that the tail is the guy's fast and the front paws in the guy's legs. yeah, and. >>there's that that bug but it's cool how sometimes the. >>the eyes can be deceiving yes at first certainly but you know florence's eyes are never deceiving he's he's always his eyes to the sky or he always knows where the court below us you know when i first it i thought that was i thought it was a guy but you're right if you love then see the

>>in northern california. watch you can see numerous lightning strikes popping up there they go firing up near erie can little for the south. now we're seeing some of that pop up chico too so this is all beginning to slide a little further to the south as it heads through it is going to bring with showers maybe even a couple thunderstorms and then some gusty winds filling in behind it now that's not a huge storm, but it's fairly compact so when it comes through likely to bring with some pretty downpours they go just after midnight tonight you see making its way to the north bay see something yellow here he orange embedded in some of these areas and that is going to be some year downpours maybe even a couple lightning strikes. they're going to be hit and miss but certainly pushing through as we head toward about 1 o'clock that stretches for the south and the san francisco across parts of the east bay oakland you can see that moving on by and then as we head toward 2 o'clock in the morning, it moves its way into

live doppler 7 right now, we are seeing the first signs of the storm around northern california and in the sierra, rain and and snow. a lot of cloud cover tonight. temperatures anywhere from the 50s. lower to middle 50s. here is a lovely live view from the roof cam. level one system coming your way in the morning. spotty light showers and we are expecting a blustery day. the winds will really be picking up. tomorrow morning you might run in to some of those damp roadways. by noontime the system is done. you will notice the showers will begin to taper in the si air as well. there is a winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. best to hold off on travel because it will be difficult with heavy snow coming down. now the best days to travel will be sunday and tuesday. tomorrow is the snow and nnd a mix of rain and snow. temperatures in the morning, 40s for most. grab your umbrella before you go out. you will need them across parts of the bay area. hang on to your hats because it will be a windy one. temperatures right about where they should be for this time of the year. look at the hour

we've had snow in extreme northern california and the rain from northern california, points north. the bay area, not much is going on. we're on the tail end of the system and we have to moisten up the atmosphere and we need a little trigger, and there's going to happen tomorrow as more widespread showers move in throughout the morning hours. bigger picture shows that all in the pacific northwest, but really we are not seeing much at all. we've had some wind, some dry conditions, and now we're looking at possibility of getting dry as we head towards tuesday and wednesday, behind that system. so that's not what we want to hear. sap center in the south bay seeing some sunshine throughout the morning hours. 53 in oakland, 49 here, 50 in morgan hill, 52 on the coast and our exploratorium camera looks good with some clouds around. temperatures mainly in the low 50s for you up in the north bay, 48 in santa rosa, and cool spot is in livermore at 46 degrees. we have a break in the snow. this is zephyr dmoef reno looking at the winter weather advisory for more snow into your sunday night and

entire state, the jefferson movement has never been more active as the group looks to turn northern californiast state. the leader of the movement saying these 22 rural counties you see on your screen have little in common with the liberal parts of california. mark baird is the leader of the group enjoins me live, thanks for being here. we just showed that map, why should those counties north of sacramento no longer be part of california? >> people invented government to secure their rights and secure their liberty and when government fails to do the job, then we have the right under the california constitution article 2 section 1 to alter or reform the government any time the public good demanded in the public good definitely demands we get rid of the state that is irreparably broken and irretrievably unfixable and the only way for us to do that is to start our own state. >> this area in northern california represents a population of 1.7 million people but in terms of representation in sacramento, and washington dc you don't have a lot of representatives which is very small compared to the la

. >>> a northern california mother killed by a falling tree while watching her child play.how did this happen? truck in the end of the road for a beer every a chain that became a go to spot for gadgets. >>> a live look from lafayette overlooking the diablo mountains. wind advisories in effect. paul will have an update in a minute. >>> a northern california woman is dead after being hit by a large tree branch. it happened at a park in davis as a woman was watching her child play. reporter heather jansen with questions over how this could have happened. >> reporter: mary checks the front page of the paper, seeing if the woman killed by a falling tree limb just around the corner was someone she knew. >> i started flying. are you okay? i still don't know the name. >> reporter: neighbors like mary hoping to help the family. flowers left at the base of a nearby tree in honor of the mom crushed by watching her child play in the sand. >> horrible. just horrible. we are devastated. >> reporter: who she was, still a mystery. another question with no answer? how did this happen? the c

out west we go you see the storm system approaching our area right now most are rain in far northern california keeping it dry right now, but likely going to see that rain moving in later tonight into early tomorrow morning that kind of another quick hitter coming through late friday night early saturday morning after that we start to dry things out warming up to beautiful day on sunday and by monday and tuesday we could also see some temperatures moving in the 70's alright, lawrence. >>if you recently registered your vehicle in california the dmv assuring a warning tonight about a security breach we'll explain after the break. >>and in sports. the votes are in and once again steph curry is all-star starter sports director jason dumas has those details plus the a's get a clos covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you kno

. >>> new at 5:00, a northern california woman who lost her job at a san francisco company last year wrote a letter to president biden ask him that he please not forget those struggling financial because of covid-19. so, the president gave her a call. today the white house released their conversation. >> i admire your sense of responsibility and desire to work. >> felt like he lost his dignity when he lost his job. and that is needed and having a place to go. >> that's 47-year-old michelle volker of roseville. she says talking with president biden was the opportunity of a lifetime. the president outlined the details of his american rescue plan to volker and chatted about vaccinations too. she was laid off back in july. we'll have much more on this story coming up at 6:00. >>> live look at capitol hill tonight where negotiations continue on the latest covid relief bill. the president says it is not likely his $15 per hour minimum wage provision will end up in that final version. democrats have moved to pass the $1.9 trillion stimulus package without republican support. the plan could

typically in the past it is usually in southern california or in northern california, but do have thee state in a drought has been really challenging. the state has over the last 60 years develop a network where we can move water from northern california to southern california. however, since there is no water in northern california, it has been difficult to meet everybody's needs right now. the last major drought in this area started in 1987 and ultimately ended in 1992 and it was pretty severe. not as severe as this one, but it was pretty drastic for the community. there was a lot of fear about running out of water. the voters approved constructing a desalination facility along with also making the connections to the state water project so we could import water. ultimately, the desalination facility was completed in late 1991 and was only operated for a couple months and then put into a standby mode because we had received quite a bit of rainfall and ultimately the community decided other time to keep it in standby mode, where it has been for roughly 20 years. we are taking a look a

they took part in the northern california's regional competition. middle schoolers from several cities presented their ideas far city on the moon. and students from stratford middle school in san jose were announced the winners, and they will represent northern california in the future city competition national finals in april. >>> and now to an unusual san in venice. low tides are leaving canals nearly devoid of water. the city's world famous gondolas sit ashore as water levels plummet to close to 2 feet. usually the italian city has problems with flooding. and now that we know the tides affect venice, here's darren with a little bit of a warming trend. >>> yes, for tomorrow. so if anybody who liked today, there is good news on tomorrow because it's actually going to be a little warmer with less wind. so it's not like we're breaking records here, but when you're 6 degrees warmer in just 24 hours, that's enough that you'll notice for san jose. those inland valleys through contra costa county and alameda counties may not notice as much as santa clara

seeing this in all parts, not just rural california, not just northern california but also the southern and urban counties as well. next slide. we have been focused on hospitalizations, on icu capacity for the last many, many weeks, nearly two months. we announced our regional stay at home order back in early december and have been tracking this information throughout. we have seen nearly 29% decrease in hospitalizations for coronavirus during the last 14 days, 14,221 individuals in hospitals with coronavirus diagnosis as of yesterday. good news, i have been sharing that we have been seeing upwards of 4,000 hospitalizations for coronavirus in a single day throughout the state as of yesterday. we were in the 1700 range for total hospitalizations so more than half a reduction in new hospitalizations day over day compared to our peak. this icu number is a little bit harder to move, individuals who need icu level care with coronavirus often stay for quite some time. they are on ventilators, the receiving other life saving care to make sure they can get through coronavirus disease and so we

happening today, northern california's largest vaccination site will welcome its first patients. it's in a familiar spot in the south bay. levi noon. of initially 5000 people it will be vaccinated. and that number will go to 15,000 a day once on the clare county gets up doses. yesterday, staff at levi's went through dry run's to make sure the process goes smoothly today. >> there's definitely a lot of challenges, logistically and doing in such a big skill. >> i'm praying they roll it out as quickly as they can. >> you can schedule an appointment if you are ineligible counfrox.org e iuke tuesday through saturday. >>> mass vaccination site at the alameda county fairgrounds should open next week. the county is expanding eligibility, essential workers like teachers can now get the shot. vaccinations are also picking up statewide, nearly a month ago, less than 1 million doses had been administered. now that number is up to 4.75 million, 67% of our current supply. all of this comes as california continuesriend, reporting fewer cases of the coronavirus. right now, the positivity rate is

. >>> the bay area seeing the first cases of a new strain specifically linked to northern california. in addition to the uk strain that forced tough lockdowns. there are now two strains on the west coast. it's not surprising to see the virus mutating. the northern california strain bonds more tightly to your lungs. >> it's not that the things we have don't work, it's just that if you come in contact it's more likely to cause infection. >> over a thousand total strains between the two different, slightly different mutations of the same west coast variant. >> the good news from some health experts is that both strains can be stopped by the vaccine. >>> the biden administration is ramping up its vaccine distribution. they will start providing the vaccines to pharmacies as new and potentially more serious virus strains appear. >> the federal government is shipping out another 500,000 coronavirus vaccines nationwide. >> for the next three weeks we will provide a minimum of 10.5 million in total doses per week. >> the white house coronavirus response coordinator said that they are also send

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since it was made very clear that the oakland coliseum site was intended to serve northern california, we have reached out to cal o.e.s., which is managing the site with fema, to get more clarification, but we are still waiting to hear back at this point. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> stephanie, any update on the supply san francisco county is expected to receive, what, next week? >> reporter: yes. at this point we know it will be enough to sustain the moscone site for at least the next week. we heard from the state's distribution task force that supply isn't expected to significantly ramp up until mid march. now, the biden administration is increasing doses with an additional 2.6 million for each state, but we are told that won't have a significant impact here in the bay area. of course, as always we'll keep a close eye on it. >> okay. for sure. stephanie, thank you. >>> in just the past hour health officials in santa clara county announced they're expanding vaccine eligibility. beginning february 28th, childcare and education workers, food and agriculture workers, and emergency s

some rain you can see right there most of that moving up toward the pacific northwest and far northern california. it's going to be slowly drag into the bay area right over that operate high pressure that brought some pretty nice weather last couple of days that ridge is starting to break down right now doppler showing clear skies around the bay or at least no rain you're seeing the clouds out there, but that rain it's going to be slowly heading on in well time now for you right here is one of our high-resolution computer models and you'll see as the storm system begins to move into the north bay that's right they're almost at midnight you see some of those showers popping up in the santa rosa. then as we head in the early part of the morning there go 2 o'clock in the morning or so some rain begins the san francisco parts of the - east bay and then it's going to slowly drag its way across the south bay into early tomorrow morning. leave behind some raindrops i think early if you get up early on by atm still maybe couple lingering showers especially in the south bay along the peninsula, them by th

and that will bring anywhere from half of an inch to more than an inch of rain in northern californiain fact, rainfall potentially you can see the northern half of the state looking to find the best bet of any wet weather over the next seven days. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. cloudier and cooler tomorrow. that trend continues into tuesday. a little bit of a sunnier day on wednesday, but then the rain returns late on thursday with showers on friday. and more wet weather next weekend. >>> now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. lynch was voted into the pro football hall of fame last night as player, but says his football career almost didn't .ncaslaing to stanford until a bay area legend named bill walsh talked him into football. >> i'll never forget as long as he lived. he said i understand the great opportunity you have in baseball, but i believe that you can be an all pro safety in the nfl. and i think of all the people who kind of spoke this into existence, and coach walsh was so instrumental, because i would have just gone off and played baseball. i signed with the marli

one in southern california and another in northern california. experts say it's not surprising to see the virus mutate. the northern california strain is believed to be stickier meaning it bonds more tightly to the lungs. >> it's not that the things we have don't work against them. it's just that if you come into contact with them they are more likely to cause infection. >> over a thousand total strains between the two different, slightly different mutations across the state. >> the good news, according to health experts is both strains appear to be able to be stopped by the vaccine. >>> a mutation found in the uk could resistant body protection offered by the current vaccine. the public health england report said it's more likely to cause reinfection among those who already had coronavirus. >>> new this morning, half of all contra costa residents older than 75 have been given vaccine appointments. the county health director said everybody who received a notice should make sure they respond so they can get vaccinated. the white house will be send

too at the same time yesterday i was talking there, northern california showers we saw some cloud cover and a few north bay sprinkles yesterday today though all that's out of the picture we've got sunshine and dry skies to carry us not just through today, but through the rest of the week to fog tracker also not showing much there's a couple of pockets of fog right there in the foothills of the santa cruz mountains aside from that though we are nice and clear as far as your morning commute clear but cool temperatures in the 30's for double in petaluma and novato you're sitting right at 32 santa rosa 38 oakland berkeley, san francisco right now in the 40's so yeah just get that extra jacket ready to go stay, nice and cozy as you venture out into this up 8 smooth sailing conditions this morning and well into the afternoon. reyna. >>john thank you for sure hope it stays this way quiet on the roadways but we know as more traffic starts to hit the streets, it's going to pick up just a little bit your commute into the city though right now to that fremont street exit under 8 minutes, you have

from stratford middle school in san jose were announced the winners and they will represent northern california in the future city competition national finals in april. >>> a computer science student has an impressive new item to add to his resume. a twitter bot to track down vaccine appointments. >> i remember reading about this other vaccine website, turbo fax, so last weekend i sat down and tried to make a version of that as well. >> don't get too excited, it is not actually available in california but it is already helping people in colorado, where david with relatives were having trouble getting appointments and ended up creating code that does the searching for you. it automatically tweets updates when there is a new slot available. >> it is the name of the store, the address, and the url. instead of having to search for information it literally comes to them. they turn on notifications and they find out immediately. >> that has sent out hundreds of alerts since it went live earlier this week. >>> facebook will pay $650 million to settle a class- action lawsuit in illinois, claiming the s

. >>> and a northern california woman gets the president's attention.t made joe biden reach out to her? >>> and we hit a whole bunch of 70s today for daytime highs. we will take a look at how much longer that can go on. in the forecast coming up. let it be known! toyota's presidents day sales event has arrived! don't dilly-dally! make your way to your toyota dealer now for unbelievable hybrid savings for all! just announced, get $1,000 cash back on the all-new sienna or venza hybrid. or lease a corolla hybrid for just $229 a month with zero due at signing. toyota's presidents day sales event is on now! toyota. let's go places. muf bln your budge exactly. namerand ssur budge where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. want some peanut butter with that? no thanks, just us. more beef for less bacon. don't be jelly. ♪grocrey outlet jingle♪ raise a glass... to savings! >>> we continue following breaking news. an amber alert issued for two children in san francisco. this is for winifred and shawn fang. ages two years old and

the greater sacramento and northern california regions there about 30%. the 2 biggest are in the san joaquin valley and southern california regions for more than 35% of beds are projected to be available meantime today we learned that the all bay area counties will remain in the purple tier or widespread tier in the state's reopening plan. >>that determines what businesses and activities are allowed to take place for a complete list, go to our website kron 4 dot com. >>a few communities have been hit harder by the pandemic than east san jose get the communities, ripped fitness gym is openly defying health orders arguing it cannot operate indoors. there are signs outside claiming constitutional protection and clients who appear to be using masks and physical distancing. they are applauding the gyms defiance. >>and it's not as great as people make it seem a rather be here than be somewhere warmer words more chaotic and people are just here trying to help the many folks know that the san jose and in particular the latin x community has been one of the hardest

the greater sacramento, northern california regions will be right there at around 30% and then the 2 biggest improvements look at the bottom of the list san joaquin valley and southern california regions both at 35% or greater that's the projection going forward which is why there allowing outdoor dining at restaurants because they think the numbers are heading in the right direction do you remember those 2 san joaquin and southern california and they weren't siro not one. weeks, so good comeback breaking news that we're following from overnight firefighters are on the scene investigating a massive fire that broke out the south bay. >>there were some road closures and they don't know if people were living in there or not yeah you can see just how intense it was at the time on bascom avenue when it was burning at its peak with crawford's nearly 7 out there with a look at what it's like now. and what firefighters are going to be doing here in the hours to come this left him. >>a much more calm a situation now because they definitely have the fire out completely at this point they just h

but many locations around northern california the state department of public health says about two thirds of vaccine doses go to medical institutions such as ucsf. ucsf says it currently has enough vaccine. continue inoculating through next wednesday in san francisco's department of public health says it has enough vaccine to operate through next week. but it is feeling the squeeze. both are large nest sites, including city college, as well as mosconi have had tonto consider limiting their appointments based on vaccine supply. public health officials say, inconsistent and unreliable shipments make it difficult to plan and scheduled vaccinations more than one week in advance. mass vaccination sites in los angeles have had to close because of a shortage of doses by them, including the largest one in the city of dodger stadium are now shut down until at least saturday, or when more doses arrived. those sites had been administering thousands of shots a day. tha the senate impeachment trial for former president trump continued today with house impeachment managers wrapping up their case since

those showers moving in a little bit later on you see most that rain though located in the northern california see the showers they're moving on through but this frontal system got a bump into that ridge of high pressure that kept us dry. the last couple of days, so it's going to fall apart as it moves into the bay area you can already see it's a bit broken. as it makes its way into fort bragg but really not all that far away now you can see yukai about to get into some rain as that system moves in lot of clouds moving across the bay area right now but staying dry but next couple hours some likely raindrops popping up in the north bay at least cloudy skies for tonight, the rain is going to be sliding south throughout the night tomorrow. you're starting out of maybe a couple showers early in the morning 8 9 o'clock you could still see some lingering showers by noon. i think most of that has come to an end partial clearing in the afternoon this weekend. we've got a quick hitting system i think most that comes overnight. tomorrow night early on saturday morning and then it's gone for a mostly dry

all blowing around it's windy out yeah, i'm not just here in the bay area but all throughout northern california you saw sacramento, ashley care, moving the wind so we do have this wind advisory that's going to be in effect through tomorrow morning, the north bay mountains are going to see the strongest gusts up to 70 miles per hour right now we're actually seeing gusts over 40 miles per hour up in petaluma and sonoma as you can see fairfield gusts over 50 miles per hour. these numbers are going to go up. >>strongest winds will peak 06:00pm to 08:00pm tonight as for along the coast in pacifica seeing clear conditions. no fog. we don't expect to see any fog overnight as for our temperatures today, we're still a little above normal but for tomorrow's daytime highs will be a little lower we're looking at 63 degrees across san francisco, half moon bay 62 tomorrow burlingame mid 60's for daytime high temperatures, 65 in palo alto a definitely different compared to what we saw for yesterday's daytime highs when we have that record breaking heat. but as you can see numbers are going to be much lower to

the speaker comes from the tech boom region of the country in northern california, and they have had a lot of job creation, wealth creation. it is very skewed in terms of who is making money and who is struggling, but the point is it is very different than when you come from the part of america where you're actually building tanks, jeeps, ford, the gm vehicles, the trucks, and all of the componentry that goes with that. making steel. if our part of the country shut down, we could not conduct war as a nation. the economy is very different, and our part of america, when you look at what is happening to the manufacturing base, i was very thrilled that president biden put a focus on that. when he was campaigning. frankly, president trump talked about it a lot, but this is a generational problem that we have to solve so that people feel greater security in their working lives and in their personal lives. they cannot always be so at risk . it creates great political havoc across regions of the country. host: i guess for viewers who are not familiar with your district, explain where the nin

attorney for the northern district of california, also announced his resignation today. he's one of dozens of u.s. attorneys across the country appointed by former president trump's who are asked to resign by the biden administration. that happened this week. live in sunnyvale, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> still had on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, drivers in one bay area neighborhood may soon have to pump the brakes. the new proposal to slow down traffic. >>> and some middle and high school students could soon be going back to class. tonight, the ambitious plan in one south bay >>> palo alto school district is moving forward now with an ambitious plan to get middle and high school students back in the classroom. it could happen as early as march 1st. this plan involves a combination of in-person and online learning. students would have the option to return to camp us. the school would only have 50% capacity. two groups of students would share the campus on different days. there's still some concern though over teachers not being vaccinated. >> teachers want to be be back. they j

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and you will be able to see the storm system is now moving in to northern california.least the cold front and it's, again, doesn't is a lot of upper movement with it. that is why it will take its time tonight. let's bring it to where you are getting good rain. moderate and heavier pockets. that is over santa rosa and petalmua. we are seeing it pick up had here with heavier pockets. that is headed toward richmond, as we move through 709, we will keep the rainfall and we see things picking up by 7:41 tonight. now, as we take you to the timeline, we talked about the slow movement, as we had hit 11:00 this everyoning. it's over the east bay and then, as we head in to the early morning hours and in to tomorrow morning the south bay would have a decent chance of the rainfall and i think it would be the split picture tomorrow. up towards the north bay, we will dry out and get sunshine in here, well, down in the south bay, you still have the rain chances and also the cloud cover. then as we go through tomorrow afternoon, we will dry out. >>> now, we will see another quick movi

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you widen the view, notice to the north more activity, extreme northern california. we're just on the tail end of the system. we have snow in the mountains, although the temperature is at 33 degrees at the airport, just above freezing, precip has stopped, but may be a rain snow mix. want to show you this, this is a deep trough moving over california. that's paving the way for the second system that will arrive late tomorrow into the president's day holiday. here's a look outside. the wind is certainly a factor. already quite gusty. 52 in the city, 59 in oakland, due to mixing with low 50s in mountain view. 52 in san jose, 54 on the coast. in the north bay, san rafael, gorgeous. you can see cumulus clouds in the distance. 53 in santa rosa, 56 in concorde. low 50s in livermore. look at wind gusts at the surface, livermore, up to 22 miles per hour. sfo gusts to 33. this is right down here at the surface. you go up in height, another 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts. a nice view. look at the waves at lake tahoe. it is getting pretty cloudy there. we had a bit of a break, bu

wider look here at the satellite radar picture and storm ranger combined, you will see most of northern californiating the rainfall, but this one is going to be a little bit slower moving. so, i anticipate it to hang out over the north bay as we head through the next couple of hours, down to san francisco, as we move in, you can see we are starting to see rain moving in and that will continue as we head through the next hour. let's this more off to the south. we are seeing heavier pockets off shore of san francisco and moving off to the north and east as we see rain develop by 6:33 tonight. let's go ahead and

the greater sacramento, northern california regions are around 30% the 2 biggest improvements are in the san joaquin valley and southern california regions for more than 35% of beds are projected to be available. today california's health and human services secretary doctor mark galli said that after new cases and hospitalizations are reached record highs. they've declined rapidly in the last couple of weeks. >>we're anticipating that 30 days from now so on the marched and we'll fewer than half the number of people with covid in our hospitals as we have today. good continued see decline coming down. >>and turning to vaccinations california has administered more than 3.6 million doses of the vaccine that's out of a possible 5.7 a usage rate of 63%. the numbers provided by the state's covid-19 vaccine dash court the state of california also tracking how many doses have been given out in each county. >>santa clara county has put out more than a 192,000 doses alameda and contra costa counties have given out more than a 145,000 and a 132,000 shots respectively 87,000 doses have been put ou

it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. ♪ >> it is unclenate's creativity time. welcome to uncle nate. we are are going to draw bubble letters. you need supplies. you need a pencil, markers, something to color with and a few pieces of

live doppler 7 right now, we are seeing the first signs of the storm around northern california and in the sierra, rain and and snow. a lot of cloud cover tonight. temperatures anywhere from the 50s. lower to middle 50s. here is a lovely live view from the roof cam. level one system coming your way in the morning. spotty light showers and we are expecting a blustery day. the winds will really be picking up. tomorrow morning you might run in to some of those damp roadways. by noontime the system is done. you will notice the showers will begin to taper in the si air as well. there is a winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. best to hold off on travel because it will be difficult with heavy snow coming down. now the best days to travel will be sunday and tuesday. tomorrow is the snow and nnd a mix of rain and snow. temperatures in the morning, 40s for most. grab your umbrella before you go out. you will need them across parts of the bay area. hang on to your hats because it will be a windy one. temperatures right about where they should be for this time of the year. look at the hour

at the latest see a mix of sun and clouds the next will direct its moisture up the coast to northern california and oregon and washington. some will sink down toward saturday. and you can see more substantial moisture of north that will drop down showers heavier, kind of falling apart as they make their way to the south. it's a coin flip chance of picking up the by saturday afternoon we're mostly drying out but it will be breezy. let's out of the rain. this next one the next chance of rain on monday for presidents' day? a little more substantial but still, not a whole lot. both, we're talking about a 10th of an inch to a quarter inch of total rainfall. we will take what we can get. it is breezy out there righght now in the wake of the rain, still making its way through and the wind gusts will calm down a little bit by early tomorrow morning. they will pick back up during the day tomorrow, 20 to 30 mile an hour wind gusts. the calm down again. but as a second system moves through, saturday afternoon, 30 mile an hour gusts and lynn along the coast. it's going to be breezy for the first day of the

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