live in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you rob, a look at this wall of roaring flames that is what san francisco. firefighters were met with when they got to the scene in the outer mission. this morning, 7 people were hurt. they're hospitalized with minor to moderate injuries. firefighters rescued 6 people. the 7th got out of the home without assistance. this is on lawrence avenue between mission street any boulevard near cuyahoga park. the firefighters were able to keep that blaze to just that one home amazingly it's not clear. what started the fire but crews are investigating. still to come tonight working to protect asian americans. the latest efforts in oakland's chinatown to keep vulnerable people safe after a rise in violent attacks and some high school students orange county will go back to the classroom as early as tomorrow, but we know about their new staggered approach to in person learning. >>and outrage in the east bay, why some parents say today's actions from the leader of the teachers union is >>in t

>>east palo alto maybe a city on the move but it's dead last when it comes to access to the covid-19cine here in san mateo county. despite having the most cases per 100,000 residents in the county for communities with a population over 1500 with one in 6 people testing positive for the virus east palo alto has the lowest rate of vaccinations in the counties that has to change said state sen josh back or so we need to yes increases supply from the federal government and then we need to increase the resources on the ground to get that supply. >>to these communities and as of today about 11% of east palo alto's 29,000 residents have been vaccinated. >>well more than 46% of the people in neighboring atherton have received the vaccine. east palo alto is the only community were fewer than 20% of residents have been vaccinated despite being home to many frontline and essential workers. >>it is a reminder that after decades of reform there are still 2 sides of the bay area. >>all off. >>with instant and immediate access to basic resources. living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to figure ou

we believe we could scale in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news. a recent string of violent attacks on asian elders has put chinatown's stores and visitors on high alert. >>now a local nonprofit is taking matters into his own hands by bringing a foot patrol program to the streets decked out in orange safety vest and hats members of the hosts on family association took their first symbolic lap around chinatown nikki for tonto bass believes the pandemic may have helped foster the uptick in recent violence even before the shelter-in-place was officially declared in march of last year. >>chinatown businesses have been impacted with less foot traffic and so with less people on the streets. it has led to some of these incidents of more a violent crime. the council woman says with the trolls like these will continue to be visible. >>to let the community know that someone is watching and looking out for them. your arrest in oakland law enforcement calling it significant in the fight against escalating crime in the city kron four's terisa stasio has that st

>>but for now in palo alto charles clifford kron 4 news. >>community health centers in california say they are being passed by when it comes to getting doses of covid vaccines. there are about 1400 free and low cost health care centers throughout the state serving millions of people. while the state has set up mass vaccination sites in places like oakland and los angeles. officials at community health center say that their clients usually work long hours and speak languages other than english and therefore are having trouble navigating the system to make appointments at these masks sites. currently only 3% of vaccines have gone to the african-american community in california, latinos make up close to 40% of the state's population. they have only received 17% of doses. 3 bay area companies are now facing high fines for not protecting workers from covid-19 cal osha fined the california prison authority. $24,500 after report of a worker at the company's vacaville site tested positive for the virus. cal osha also cited integrated pain managemen

president tells palo alto online. leaders are eyeing a new johnson & johnson vaccine to help vaccinate efforts. officials plan to hold a news conference on the vaccine disparity later today. >>> happening today, farm worker also continue to roll up their sleeves and get a covid shot. the monterey mushrooms facility in morgan hill is open on wednesdays and sundays for workers to get that vaccine. the site opens between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. health leaders hope to vaccinate 1,000 farm workers today. you're looking for a vaccine we can help. a website called plan your vaccine. you select your state, occupation and age and the site pulls up the closest vaccination sites. head to planyourvaccine.com.

>>well that's right grant at barron park elementary school here in palo alto is among the very firstools in the bay area to reopen in fact it's been open since last october what's more other public schools here in palo alto expect to reopen next week. governor gavin newsome says it's time for other schools to follow suit and says he has a plan to help them do it there's more. >>we have the capacity to get these kids safely back person instruction governor gavin newsome on tuesday toured palo alto's barron park elementary to promote legislation calling for an initial outlay of 2 billion dollars for schools that reopen by the end of march. the incentive money included an update of the governor's earlier reopening plan, we'll help districts pay for ppe ventilation equipment and covid-19 testing i'd like to thank 2 billion dollars. incentive grants to address their anxieties the prioritization of vaccinations. >>what's at stake with driver. more aggressive narrative to give give it a try to do it right do it safely we can do this right do it safely newsom praised barron park which has be

alto están cerradas. >>> cuidados de salud en palo alto ofrece dar vacunas a todos los inscritos y tambiéns son en monterrey, palo alto para una cita deberán llamar al teléfono en pantalla . >>> departamento de justicia informó a la corte suprema que el gobierno del presidente biden no defenderá la regla de carga ppúblico y el tribunal supremo dice que por eso desestima el caso dándole al gobierno la posibilidad de cmbiarla o no. >>> cada vez son más los documentos que están en la frontera sur, niños en la frontera . >>> justin cruzó solo la froenta cuando cruzó l afrnera . >>> lo tratan como ganado y son bruscos para arrstarlos. >>> en los últimos días los niños indocumentados que cruzan la frontera son más, actualmente son 3200 . >>> las cifras fueron reperotadas por el nueva york times y también indcian que más de 1400 niños han sido detenidos por un tiempo mayor a 72 horas que permite la ley. >>> la portavoz dijo que eran más los mejores que el espacio para albergarlos tampoco se refirió a la situación como una crisis a algunos les preocuan más la condiciones de los menores. >>> no es

reopening's life from palo alto on cbsn bay area. you can access it 24 seven by going to kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. >>> presented cisco 49ers have put together a new medical advisory committee designed to explore the best path back to an eventual safe reopening of levi stadium for fans. the committee is made up of the leading medical experts. it will help guide how the facility determines new and improved safety protocols. 49ers president had this to say, quote, with the help of this committee we hope to make informed, equitable, and transparent choices, to protect not just our fans, but our employees and local community as well. >>> doses of america's newest coronavirus vaccine are starting to arrive at the destination locations across the country. nearly 4 million johnson & johnson doses going out this week. 800,000 are going to retail pharmacies, another 150,000 for community vaccines and federally qualified health centers. the biden ministration has announced that drugmaker merck is joining forces with its rival, johnson &

we believe we could scale in east palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a north bay family is searching for answers now after a loved one was gunned down we're going to hear from them and their fight for justice. >>and this morning, we're looking at chilly conditions but later on today and sunshine, the 60's and even some 70's, san jose 71 today, i've got your forecast still to come. and we've already been tracking multiple hot spots and traffic accidents this morning that if you commute into the city right now traffic is starting to improve 12 minutes fremont street exit will have more on your drive times coming up after the break. ♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or elimi

) está considerando uno de los grandes programas pero no tiene fondos para reabrir su lanteles hoy palodiantes de regreso a sus escuelas él dejará que ellos están acá por estar con sus compañeros , estudiantes entraban al estacionamiento y ahí se les realizab aún cheque y n san josé los salones de clases permanecían vcios , la superintendeinte nos dijo. >>> es una diferencia trmdna,no podemos comprar la base de impuesto que hay en palo atlo, i con los distritos que están enseguida de nosotros. >>> palo alto tiene más fondos que su distrito por eso entnde que tienen los recursos para reabrir , el distrito necesita 9 millones de dólares para hacer setguras sus autlas. >>> nosotros no somos los únicos, son muchos distitnots donde hay poco impuestos . >>> estamos haciendo lo mejor posible y queremos rabrir de la mejor manera y de la manera más segura, tenemos que hacerlo con producenia. >>> esto padre dice que es tiempo que abren las escuelas . >>> no estuviera mal que las abieran otra vez. >>> en san josé damián trujillo. >>> en este momento estamos a la espera que el gobernador de califor

palo save the cheese to extinction . >> cheese to meditate on. >> oh my god. god, 12 years! >> he says it opens up his heart. wow, it is delicious. >> this incredible cheese would not exist were it not for the hard work of alpiners. palo's determination to protect their tradition is inspired and now i am inspired to cook with this cheese. anyway, i think it is time to feed the film crew who's been watching me eat all day. >> i don't know who these people are. paparazzi in italy, they'll follow you everywhere. i am going to make them one of my favorites, a special kind of noodles. >> i never made it. because it is not a lot of wheat in the area, they use buckwheat which is indigenous. >> it is tuscany's delight in 500 years and rightly so i can't get enough of it. then, the potatoes. like all northern dishes, it requires a lot of butter. i love this. and now of course palo's cheese. >> i hate to say it but i am going to need more butter. >> you can see all that nice cheese melted in there. >> okay, everybody just come and pick. that's enough cheese for like a t

marÍa: buenas noches, la jornada de vacunaciÓn se realizÓ en east palo alto.uese de una jornada de vacunaciÓn para 400 personas, pero que fue ampliada a 500. la directora ejecutiva de la clÍnica comunitaria cree que hacen falta mÁs inoculaciones y hacer jornadas de vacunaciÓn mÁs seguido. en el condado de san mateo se han vacunado a mÁs de 177,000 personas. apenas un 13.7% corresponde a east palo alto. >> hace falta mÁs vacunas para distribuirlos.pensÁbamos hacerlo cada sÁbado y un dÍa entre semana. marÍa: la directora de la clÍnica dijo que todo depende de que reciban suficientes vacunas. el sÁbado se realizarÁ un evento similar en east melos par, pero solamente estarÁ abierta para la comunidad de heaven. >> aumentaron las asesorÍas de personas. ademÁs de las personas mayores de 65 aÑos y trabajadores de la salud, estÁn incluidos los trabajadores de la construcciÓn, de jardinerÍa, que trabajan en supermercado, limpiadores de casa. >> aparte de las personas mayoresde 65 para arriba, las personas mÁs afectadas vienen a ser los trabajadores del campo, en restaur

and look for that to notification tab live in east palo alto.deboe kron 4 news all right, rob. coming up outside lands is back in. >> the bay. area's biggest music festival outside lands is making a comeback. find out when you can enjoy some live music again and where people in the bay are being warned after a mountain lion attacked a dog. plus the latest on the effort to recall governor newsome organizers say they have enough signatures to get on the ballot and now both sides are raising money for a special election. and rain continue to fall around the bay area by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. >> all right. now that we know more than 2.0. 1 million recalled petition signatures have been submitted. if both sides now campaigning for and campaigning against the recall of governor newsome that are trying to raise money. >> our kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how much is being raised and who's contribu

the rest were from east palo alto. they were wanted in connection with a stolen car, but police say they later learned all four suspects, as well as a female miner were involved in a home invasion robbery earlier that day. contra costa county sheriff's department of searching for two men involved in a home invasion robbery in orinda. it happened yesterday afternoon just before three o'clock at a home on don gabriel way, deputies say the victim was confronted by two men, one of whom was on the two men stole valuables from the home and then took off in a silver mercedes benz. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's department in the south bay san jose. police say they arrested four people over the weekend in connection with the syriza of illegal side shows. police also say that a handful of cars were impounded and dozens of spectators were sighted. at least three side shows took place throughout the city saturday night. ktvu is azenith smith spoke with police after receiving complaints from the community t

>>east palo alto maybe a city on the move but it's dead last when it comes to access to the covid-19 vaccine here in san mateo county. despite having the most cases per 100,000 residents in the county for communities with a population over 1500 with one in 6 people testing positive for the virus east palo alto has the lowest rate of vaccinations in the counties that has to change said state sen josh back or so we need to yes increases supply from the federal government and then we need to increase the resources on the ground to get that supply. >>to these communities and as of today about 11% of east palo alto's 29,000 residents have been vaccinated. >>well more than 46% of the people in neighboring atherton have received the vaccine. east palo alto is the only community were fewer than 20% of residents have been vaccinated despite being home to many frontline and essential workers. >>it is a reminder that after decades of reform there are still 2 sides of the bay area. >>all off. >>with instant and immediate access to basic resources. and the other living paycheck to paycheck, strug

it's still 70 degrees at palo alto. 55 degrees at half moon bay. you haven't cooled off too much from the 59-degree high temperature. we're going to drop off as we head through the evening. we end up in the lower half of the 40s. morning, the very chilliest locations dipping down into the 30s. the warmer spots around the water staying in the mid 40s. another nice warmup in store for us tuesday. san francisco, maybe a few degrees cooler than today, reaching up into the low to mid 60s. we're going to see a bit more cloud cover. the wind is still not going to be a major factor and temperatures are going to be 3 to 6 degrees above average which puts us up to 70 degrees. i think right at 70 for a high temperature. santa rosa even after a chilly start, concord making it up to around 70 degrees as well. san jose making it up to right around 70 degrees. the warmest spots make it a little farther into the low 70s. the coolest spots along the coast staying in the low 50s with mid 60s around the bay itself. next rain chance farther down the line. we're going

. >> reporter: governor's latest visit to the bay area in palo alto, certainly no accident. these folks here have been back since october. what better place to tout his multibillion-dollar back-to- school incentive plan and perhaps revamp his image and do so damagco cos to the recall? >> reporter: governor newsom spent about 45 minutes touring bern park elementary in palo alto, observing how the school got back to class v months ago. using x a glass, spaced out decks, and lots of ventilation and even took out time for this. >> doing something i haven't done in over a year now, that is reading to kids. proving that we can get our kids back to school all across this country. there even when the $6.6 billion incentive plan in the works, school reopening's will likely be uneven, with plenty of envy and frustration to go around. newsom's political opponents are seizing on the moment, confident they will have enough signatures by the march 17th deadline to qualify for a special recall election. challenger john cox tweeted this morning, thinking gavin newsom for actions he has take

dozens of high school students in palo alto have already started the semester.ay they return to campus after almost a full year of at-home learning. this is where those students, hard at work now, inside the school. cierra? >> reporter: that's right, marcus. being the mother of a high school student who right now is still in school zoom calls, it was very heartwarming to see these students come back on campus today. they drove up into the parking lot and went to the covid screening, while standing in line, six feet apart. there are extra tables and chairs set up outside to provide extra space for students. i spoke with the palo alto high school principal today who said it's like flying a plane and driving at the same time. he's grateful for the community support for getting these kids back to campus. >> holding in their excitement but it's high school. you don't want to show it too much. i know they're here for specific reasons and i'm going to leave it to them to be here for whatever it is that they need to be here for, to be with their peers, to get closer to

you can visit cuts cuts county's health website or we've posted it for you on kron 4 dot com palo alto state senators hoping to expand eligibility in his district before mid april as kron four's. noelle bellow reports for us tonight. he's focused on harder hit communities with low vaccination rate. >> they've been there for us. and so we need to be there for them. senator josh becker is calling on the state to expand eligibility and harder hit areas to people 18 and older. >> in his district communities like east palo alto north fairoaks and belhaven are filled with essential workers who he says may not have time to go to a mass vaccination site or may not even know they're eligible or having convince a lot of these people know you are eligible and so we need to. that's why i'm calling for this today. we need to relax the criteria for these hard-hit communities. becker says east palo alto is reporting one of the lowest vaccination rates at just 24.5%. >> and even though mass clinics in palo alto have been put on pause for the next week to focus on hard-hit communities. he believes rela

. >> a tail county communities like east palo alto are being hit hardest by covid-19. but so far partly due to a lack of vaccine. they have suffered from vaccine inequity in an effort to vaccinate more people closer to where they live. the county is shifting away from mass vaccination sites like those at sfo and other large scale sites to smaller targeted clinics in communities in need. the strategy includes county, suonsored or supported community vaccine events in east palo alto, south san francisco belhaven north fairoaks. the strategy will focus on neighborhoods where the vaccination rates are lower than the county as a whole cheering the new approaches ravenswood city school district trustee ana maria toledo and our type of communities feel most comfortable. >> working with their local school districts, working, you know, with their churches, they're nonprofit agencies where they receive services vs. >> these large locations that are far away and that they just don't feel certain or safe about the extra focus on community clinics will allow the county to scale up

>>east palo alto maybe a city on the move but it's dead last when it comes to access to the covid-19 vaccine here in san mateo county. despite having the most cases per 100,000 residents in the county for communities with a population over 1500 with one in 6 people testing positive for the virus east palo alto has the lowest rate of vaccinations in the counties that has to change said state sen josh back or so we need to yes increases supply from the federal government and then we need to increase the resources on the ground to get that supply. >>to these communities and as of today about 11% of east palo alto's 29,000 residents have been vaccinated. >>well more than 46% of the people in neighboring atherton have received the vaccine. east palo alto is the only community were fewer than 20% of residents have been vaccinated despite being home to many frontline and essential workers. >>it is a reminder that after decades of reform there are still 2 sides of the bay area. >>all off. >>with instant and immediate access to basic resources. and the other living paycheck to paycheck, strug

good have a real effect in hard-hit hard-hit communities such as east palo alto. >>still ahead growing calls for new york governor andrew cuomo to resign after 2 women accused him of harrassment now an investigation is moving forward in sports. the warriors make some moves as a couple of familiar faces are rejoining the team sir sports director jason dumas says the details coming up. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >>they was game to a spring training for the giants and a's so let's go out to mesa arizona. the a's take on the reds non-roster outfielder buttery red it's been the start

sharon katsuda is in palo alto. schools have been working up to this point to get back to in-person instruction. >> reporter: they really have. good morning, kris. yes and it's going to be interesting talking to high school students when they return this morning, because some of them i know kind of like sleeping in and going to their zoom classes, just rolling out of bed going to their zoom classes so it will be interesting talking to them this morning. all grades are returning to the classroom today, that's tk through 12th. elementary students in the district have been back in a hybrid model since october. fifth graders went back last tuesday. now it's the high school's turn. last week during a visit to baron elementary, governor newsom held up the palo alto unionified school district as an example of how to reopen safely. west contra costa unified is one of the first districts to announce the plan for in-person summer school and in san francisco, the school district is still working with the teachers union to get

>>east palo alto has the lowest vaccination rate in all of san mateo county as of today about 11% ofast palo alto's 29,000 residents have been vaccinated while more than 46% of the people in neighboring atherton have received the vaccine east palo alto's the only community were less than 20% of its residents have been vaccinated. >>despite being home to many frontline and essential workers. >>it is a reminder that after decades of reform there are still 2 sides of the bay area. >>all off. >>with instant and immediate access to basic resources. living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to figure out how to keep their family safe. >>county supervisor david outlined a goal of providing mobile vaccination sites and expressed optimism johnson and johnson vaccine could have a real effect in hard-hit communities such as east palo alto. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look on the embarcadero in san francisco on a gorgeous shot of the bay bridge le just dave spahr has the forecast. >>good evening, everybody has a great day today a little bit of breezy conditions in spots, shore

>good afternoon sun as you i'm here at to the ravenswood a middle school here in the heart of east palo alto were officials held a news conference this morning to call for more vaccine to be earmarked for communities like this one which have been disproportionately hit hard by covid-19 let's take a look at some video and i can tell you that there have been a handful of vaccination clinics, a reasonably close to where people live here in east palo like the one you're seeing here though a bit far away up daly city right now less than 10% of east palo alto residents have been vaccinated well one in 6 people here have been infected with covid-19 since the pandemic began that's more than 5,000 plus people. officials now are calling for more vaccine and more outreach to get the vaccine to people where they live also expressing some optimism about the arrival of the johnson and johnson vaccine was state senator josh back or a democrat from menlo park. here's more from mister becker now. >>we need the feds to prioritize communities like these with the change a vaccine we should be receiving 1.1

. >>> parents and students are celebrating in palo alto today. for the first time since the pandemic started, middle and high school students returned to the classroom. but, as they cheer in palo alto, other districts are saying it's the latest example of the gap between districts that are well funded and those that are not. damian trujillo is in the allan rock school district where they're still struggling to get the doors open. >> reporter: the district here is in the "we're considering it" stage. they don't have the money or infrastructure in place to well come all of the students back. they've been waiting nearly a year. finally today palo alto says all its schools are once again open for in-person learning. >> i'm going to leave it to them to be here for whatever it is that they need to be here for, to be with their peers, to get closer to their teachers, or just to get back on the campus. >> reporter: the last piece, high school and middle school campuses which opened today. students arrived in the parking lot. there, they received a covid

the palo alto police officer and his k-9 were about to enter a side gate and search of backyard. the k-9 stays clamped on the man's leg for about 45 seconds. the officers then look through the man's wallet. >> does he live here? >> that's when he realized they had the wrong guy. >> it is not him. >> at this point they uncovered joel and get him medical help. he limps to the patrol car as officers explain what happened. >> we are looking for a kidnapper around here. so when we found you hiding in the shed we thought it might be you. >> that is the most pain i've ever felt in my life. >> reporter: joel said he worked a long day and fell asleep in the backyard and thinks the bite may have damaged the nerve in his leg. he now walks with a slight limp and is not sure if you will be able to go back to work in construction. >> i'm mad, big time. it's not right. >> the family actually granted the officers permission to check the backyard. >> did you hear the officers saying hey, come out. >> we did not hear that. >> reporter: the security analyst says it's common for officers entering th

rob fladeboe he is live or for us right now in east palo alto. good afternoon, rob. >> good afternoon, justin. that's the county now is shifting away its strategy. similar to what it's been doing with a smaller test sites like the one behind me do away at least for now with a large scale mass vaccination sites to a smaller, more targeted approach to a disproportionately hit communities like here in east palo alto and elsewhere in the county. here's more. >> a tail county communities like east palo alto are being hit hardest by covid-19. but so far partly due to a lack of vaccine. they have suffered from vaccine inequity in an effort to vaccinate more people closer to where they live. the county is shifting away from mass vaccination sites like those at sfo and other large scale sites to smaller targeted clinics in communities in need. the strategy includes county, sponsored or supported community vaccine events in east palo alto, south san francisco belhaven north fairoaks. the strategy will focus on neighborhoods where the vaccination rates are

and now, of course, palo's cheese. okay, i hate to say it, but we need more butter. that's why nobody who eats here lives beyond the age of 35. see all the nice cheese melted in there. okay, everybody just come and pick. that's enough for, like, 1,000 people. jamie, give me the camera. you eat. do you like it? >> i like it.

bauer said that palo alto had the funds and resources in place to reopen. bauer said that allen rock needs $9 million to make schools safe for students to return. the state gave them $3 million. >> we don't have all the resources a that we need. so we need to kind of roll this out in a very soft way. >> allen rock plans for most students to finish the school year in distance learning and have a robust in person summer program planned and followed by normalcy in the fall. it's what they can afford. this parent said it's time to open up. more pressure for a district already struggling to competity financially. in san jose, damian trujillo. >> how a fedex worker helped to reunite three kids with their families. >>> and plus, it's the newest rivalry, pitting the west coast against the east coast. the reason a new york times said that the bay area bagel shop is the best in the country. don't miss out on the grand opening of floor and decor in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and b

we're still waiting for governor gavin newsom to arrive here behind me in palo alto. you take a live look where we have the crew waiting to step before the podium and take step s. he announced a $6.6 billion agreement with the state legislature to reopen schools. lawmakers are expect to approve this plan on thursday. $2 billion would go to health districts safely reopened by april 1st. remaining $6.4 billion to support students as they try to catch up after a year of distance learning, money that could include summer school. to qualify for this money, districts in the red tier would have to bring back students in transitional kinder through second grade april 1st and at-risk students of all ages. districts in the red tier would have to welcome back all elementary schoolers plus one grade in middle school or high school. by week's end, san mateo, santa clara should be in the red tier. district who remain closed past april 1st. the governor cannot force districts to reopen. state money makes it hard for districts to say they can't afford to reopen. they're giving this m

mass clinics in palo alto have been put on pause for the next week to focus on hard-hit communities. he believes relaxing the eligibility criteria will significantly speed up the process still limited vaccine overall. but there is vaccine coming in to to get into like this need to get another 1002 1000, 3,000 people. that's what we need to get to that. 33 1% threshold and then. >> from their california is expected to expand eligibility to everyone 16 and up come april 15th regardless of where you live. but becker is hoping for change now that's going to be a huge russian where these people in these communities are then getting get further and further behind noelle bellow kron 4 news. a new study is showing the real world effectiveness of both the pfizer and moderna vaccines. the cdc looked at 4,000 frontline health care workers. >> over the winter. and after just one shot of either vaccine. the risk of infection was reduced by 80%. that number shoots up to 90% after the second dose. the cdc's director called that study's findings, quote, tremendously encouraging. all right. weather t

>>in palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>as cities rush to get teachers vaccinated in time to reopen schools. officials in san francisco are looking into different ways to resume in person learning one option being considered is moving instruction outdoors officials say this will make it easier to keep space between students and teachers at least 3 schools are considering this option, including sunset elementary school. some are concerned that this option will be realistic for some schools. >>the training create spaces that are save and manage start relations table co words and create spaces that basically educators can take their kids and in that game is supported way so i think we are encouraging and there are slight leaders who have reached out to us or interested in pursuing that model is a site based approach. >>it's going to be an inherently an equitable approach. >>school district leaders say they first need to know how many students want to come back in order for them to make a decision surveys are going out starti

it is a big issue in palo alto.alo alto has a state parking program but that only allows 20 spots for rmp v dwellers to park. >>> an unusual intruder in the hills. it was a fox. take a look at the bathtub. we'll get that graphic out of the way. you can see the fox in there in the bathtub. the home owners called law enforcement saying the fox was running around inside their home. the sheriff's deputy arrived. you see him there. he was able to catch the fox and release it back into the wild. >>> a big match-up tonight between cal and stanford. also, some interesting news from the warriors. stay with us. all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> march madness is almost here. the stanford basketball team had a chance to make the ncaa tourna

the organization called carbon-free palo alto now in their ambitious goal of reducing emissions by 80% by the year 2030. they focus on changing policies that change city infrastructure to a greener solution. >> we know it's costing us more to not do anything and wait for the damage that's coming at us, just a train coming down at us fast. that's going to cost more than not doing this, so going through that learning and making the change in the policies worthwhile. >> now you can watch that full interview on the efforts of carbon free palo alto and how your city can get the ball rolling on a greener community. go to nbc bay area.come/climate in crisis. marcus, i'll have another update on the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> coming up, a group of mothers putting the spotlight on a century old problem in oakland. a look at how they are fighting back and bringing more people on board. >> and president biden hoping to fill a lot of judgeship positions. the push he's making to include more people of color in the seats of power and a look at how rebel wilson's mother

>>in palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news.>but to stop what you're doing whatever it because this is nice right live look here at the golden gate bridge and say well beautiful twilight i i don't think it could get much better than that well orange may have shot that he wants to show us a bit later lawrence what can we expect that that's it but there it is lovely there it is in that amazing, i mean boy look from the east bay hills you looking back out toward west and the sun is setting in the clouds are up boy those colors just dispersed through the atmosphere simply amazing the atmosphere on fire right now looks like outside you've got all those oranges and yellows and reds out there right now in that a gorgeous sight. >>to be had tonight that's one of those every so often it just all worked out perfectly get some of those mid to high level clouds come in at the same time is the sun is setting and certainly spectacular colors here in the bay area so we have a nice evening for you indeed, a fortune not going to get the rain jus

the east palo alto city county met today. more than 10% of covid-19 cases. so the county, ravenswood family health center, the ymca teamed up to provide it to workers and low income families. >> as long as there is a challenge to the blue shield health plan, it has affected all of our supply, including the county. >> the county hopes it will help fight many of the challenges people face like a lack of transportation and paper work. >> >> many counties are seeing lack of vaccinations. sutter health was forced to cancel appointments. they only have enough for two-thirds of the current back long. santa clara said they are facing the same issue. >> we received less than we were expecting. and one of challenges, we are notified about this information the week before we're planning for the following week. >> many are concerned about the lack of transparency with blue shield'sing shield's algorithm. >>> a horse racing protest in the parking lot. it forced hundreds of appointments to be canceled. >> reporter: around 11:30, four activists made a dramatic attention. u

. >> county communities like east palo alto are being hit hardest by covid-19. but so far partly due to a lack of vaccine. they have suffered from vaccine inequity in an effort to vaccinate more people closer to where they live. the county is shifting away from mass vaccination sites like those at sfo and other large scale sites to smaller targeted clinics in communities in need. the strategy includes county, sponsored or supported community vaccine events in east palo alto, south san francisco belhaven north fairoaks. the strategy will focus on neighborhoods where the vaccination rates are lower than the county as a whole cheering the new approaches ravenswood city school district trustee ana marie up a under type of communities feel most comfortable. >> working with their local school districts, working, you know, with their churches, they're nonprofit agencies where they receive services vs. >> these large locations that are far away and that they just don't feel certain or safe about the extra focus on community clinics will allow the county to scale up mass

optimism that the jnj one shot vaccine could have a real impact on hard-hit communities like east palo alto. >>we'll take a break here at 6.11 coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, we have one very county taking steps to help get the vaccine into the arms of teachers as quickly as possible, so we'll tell you more about that. also democrats are pushing to pass president biden's covid relief package before key benefits start to expire. we'll have a live report from washington and there's changes ahead in the forecast, which means you got to enjoy the mild and sunny weather we've got well we still have it upper 50's to low 60's of the coast today, well upper 60's to low 70's for bayside in the inland areas, i've got your forecast ahead. >>and we are staying on top of 2 hot spots for you right now one of the south bay once and pablo look at your commute into the city right now to the fema exit 113 minutes. >>we're tracking your drive times we'll have more on that coming up after the break. i'm a performer. always have been. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not

could really help places like east palo alto. just 10% of residents there have received a shot. compare that with 44% in nearby atherton. what county leaders are doing to try to make things right. >>> i'm spencer christian. march is off to a mild start. but when will we get some rain? i'll have the answer in my managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, ...genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have sympto

ligia salcedo es maestra de una escuela secundaria de palo alto y durante un Último aÑo ha estado dandole pusieron la primera dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus y el martes que viene tendrÁ que impartir sus lecciones desde el salÓn de clases. >> ¿recientes lista para regresar a las clases? >> tan lista, una no puede prever algo en el coronavirus. ahora que tengo la vacuna me siento un poco mÁs tranquila. sin embargo, hay muchas personas en nuestra comunidad. los otros miembros de mi familia tampoco la tienen.yo sÉ que me voy a tener que seguir cuidando muchÍsimo. marÍa: durante todo este tiempo de la pandemia has tenido que combinar, de estar trabajando incluso con miembros de tu familia en casa. ¿quÉ tan fÁcil ha sido esto para ti? ligia: es difÍcil, tenemos que coordinarnos todo el tiempo. mi hija estÁ teniendo clases desde su recÁmara. yo estoy enseÑando en una pequeÑa oficina que tenemos en la casa. marÍa: lo que mÁs le entusiasma es pensar en sus alumnos. ligia: ver a los chicos es algo maravilloso. si mi dÍa es difÍcil, solo con verlos en la pantalla me hacen felices. marÍa:

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. >>> sixth grade students in palo alto have the option to return to classrooms and seven through 12th grades will return. santa clara will move into the red tier. stay up to date and check out the special section on our website on kpix.com/back toschool. >>> taking a look of counties joining marin and san mateo in the red tier as early as wednesday and if they do, indoor dining could resume with other restrictions and indoor museums and theaters could also reopen a 25% without concessions and gyms and fitness centers could resume indoor operations at 10%. >>> san mateo county pushes for more doses, specifically for hard-hit areas in east palo alto. state senator josh becker teams up with local leaders to make an appeal to the federal government with eligibility expanding in santa clara county on the vaccine is available to people who work in education and child care, food, agriculture and emergency services. farmworkers lined up to get their first shots and there was a pop-up clinic at a monterey mushroom farm. many ag workers don't have access to vaccine sites and can't afford time o

palo alto, 40 mile-per-hour trking a few ers r an jose. yow bay areach lighg stri let's take it back home and what to expect, the east bay tri-valley dealing with spotty showers. as well as know what above the diablo range, mount hamilton amount diablo catching snow. here's a low pressure system by unsettled weather to startup the workweek. we had that cold front the pushed through last night bringing widespread rain, behind the front, windy conditions in the chance to see showers through the day. it we are for:00 p.m. on futurecast, looking at more sunshine for tuesday and wednesday. the winds that will continue, especially along the coast and breezy everywhere else. breezy conditions for your tuesday afternoon. daylight savings time beginning, sunset at 7:17 and sunrise it 7:18. checking daytime highs, 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year in the 50s, and there we go with the extended forecast. sarah chances picked by backup as we look to thursday and friday. michelle? >> thank you. >>> an emotional reunion, a mom wheeling

>>well that's right i'm here at barron park elementary in the palo alto unified school district which has been for hybrid learning his way back in october and is being touted as an example how schools can safely reopen among those doing that outing is california governor gavin newsome who toured the school here today, let's take a look away from the cameras, the governor did some reading to one of the classes that before touring the rest of the school getting an idea from superintendent don austin his mother officials about how things are going here course newsome is here. i had of thursday's expected vote on his raise 6.6 billion dollars to help school safely reopen. the money would go starting the schools, helping them pay for upgrades in ventilation and of course a covid-19 testing. details of the plan called for schools to reopen under the state's color-codedt metric for restrictions based on infection rates to offer in person instruction all this happening by the end of march for students in kindergarten through second grade that's to receive their full share of the set 2 million

there for one of our warmer locations, 68 degrees in santa rosa palo alto, 73 degrees. if you're wondering about the rain you will notice everything is going over the top of us. monday a system tries to come through, it's just going to knock our temperatures down and kick up the winds. as we head towards april 4, maybe something approaching, fifth through 7 april we could possibly see a change but that is still days away. until then, keeping your both smiling, sunshine, warmer weather, monday followed by the warmth returning as we head into the middle part of next week. enjoy the nice weather. >> i love it. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >>> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand on the tv app a

san mateo down through palo alto and even for the east bay. bay, fremont and sunnyvale at this hour. as we head through the day looking at more scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. >>> and to the storm watch in hawaii this morning. flash floods are hitting the island right now and authorities are urging people to get to higher ground. take a look at the damage so far? roads becoming rivers, trees toppled and residents attempting to clean up the mess. the state's governor has signed an emergency announcement due to the flooding. >>> stocks opening in positive territory this morning. live from the cbs broadcast center in new york. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. trading has been underway for a little less than 15 minutes and you have stocks on the plus side in the early action amid new data from the government showing that consumer price indexes rose last month which was in line with expectations. that's giving some support to the equities. the dow is rallying 290 points. the tech sector right now nasdaq also logging a trip

president tells palo alto online.hnson & johnson vaccine to help vaccinate efforts. officials plan to hold a news conference on the vaccine disparity later today. >>> happening today, farm workers will continue to roll up their sleeves and get a covid shot. the monterey mushrooms facility in morgan hill is open on wednesdays and sundays for workers to get that vaccine. the site opens between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. health leaders hope to vaccinate 1,000 farm workers today. >>> buster farms in fresno plans on financishing vaccinating a thousand workers today. it started vakts nating at its facility south of me des toe. >>> san francisco may soon require large stores and pharmacies to give workers hazard pay. supervisors are considering a proposal that would pay those employees $5 more an hour. those workers would only qualify if they make under $35 an hour. this week, san mateo approved a similar ordinance. similar proposals have been adopted in oakland, berkeley and santa clara county. >>> the ntsb is investigating t

governor newsom stopped by an elementary school in palo alto. he went into more detail about his two billion-dollar plea to schools and how an additional $4.6 billion will go towards helping districts recover from the pandemic. >> this focuses on learning loss, on the ability to reimagine the school year by extending not just the school day but potentially extending the school year into the summer months, providing more support including mental health counselors, wellness support. whatever the counties, whatever the districts need . >> it is unclear how many school districts will be able to meet the criteria for these reopening grants. we streamed the conference live for you, where you can watch the news anywhere on cbsn bay area. >>> 49er fans are getting back into levi's stadium to watch the action in person . we go live to santa clara. andria . >> reporter: it was a year ago today that mask gatherings were banned, effectively shorting down the 49ers, the sharks, concerts. the 49ers announced a plan medical experts, a team to help get fans bac