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samara fell is finally clear.owever, residual delays. 1 one southbound at manual, t frias parkway. also this one still closed. this is actually let's go back to that once i can tell east 14th on an off-ramp at northbound 2.38 so again, that's still closed and we're still seeing delays there. so we'll have more on that coming up for now. daryn. james, back to you. thanks, 32. and today san mateo county is resuming vaccinations at the county event center time for sarah stinson on the story for us live this morning where sarah for a time it was a supply issue that the but i guess they've got enough supply back. >> james. that's exactly right. they had to pause. there are a vaccination sites because they had very little supply. of course, you know, high demand people wanting to get that shot in the arm, but it was hard for a minute there today. good news for you because they're able to reopen their mass vaccination sites. they have about 10,000 doses a week for the county and 4,000 of those doses will be handed out he

so again, 9 minutes 3 to make it out of richmond across towards samara fell. we'll have more on that coming up next. but for now, back to the news. imagine waiting 3 weeks to get your first shot or your second vaccine dose only to find a you've been given a different time and the first one that you got. that's what happened. one sacramento woman. first from pfizer or second doses from moderna. melanie townsend has her story. >> rose gold and birds first round of getting the covid-19 pfizer vaccine went off without a hitch at the well space health clinic in oak park on april 9th. >> give me the information about vaccine sell, but think experience, really bad ones to go to the e r. >> aside from a sore arm and goldenberg felt ready to get her second and final pfizer shot on monday. only this time the process took an unexpected turn, i guess all they had. >> ready at that point when moderna. and that's what getting. and i didn't find out about after he ready administer the shot and the 15 period. >> she says they also wrote it on her vaccine card which shows pfiz

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here along the richmond, sandra fell bridge still a solid 7 minutes as you're traveling heading into samara fell, checking on things along one oh one and 2.80. i'm not tracking any accidents here. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, james, back to you. >> ok. thank you very much. rain at 5.17 the time deadly mass shootings in 2 different states now raising more concerns about gun violence. an investigation is now underway after a man opened fire at a cabinet making company in texas. this happened in the town of bryan about a 100 miles northwest of houston. police say the suspected shooter is an 0pemployee of that business where the shooting happened. one person died at the scene. 4 others were taken to the hospital. we're told they are still in critical condition. authorities say a trooper with the texas department of public safety was shot while pursuing the suspect that trooper is in serious but stable condition. the shooter has been identified as larry bohlen. >> time now is 5.18. and we told you about the former 40 niner and reader who opened fire on a doctor and his family.

she is polynesian, from the island of samara. so that is what you see. when i came into office 26 years ago, in burnsville, there were only 8% minority. 8% minority. we are now, i am waiting for the next census, but our demographics in burnsville is probably about 30% to 40% of bernardi and very integrated, -- 30% to 40% minority, and very integrated. these are the things that make for a great and healthy community, and the things that we do not only with our interfaith community, because we have an interfaith -- we have three mosques in our community. so we are very interactive with all of them. one of the things that is going on as we continue to look at "you belong here in burnsville," one of our lutheran churches has put together this task force for inclusion. what was interesting in what they had shared with me is, the makeup of the whole group was all caucasian. all white, one asian american. and becky told her story of what it was like to be in our community and to be in this task force and to feel like she was invisible. and it opened the eyes of

. >> reporter: the manifesto posted online for samara county radical action or do not hesitate, do not wage. the brick in the street is meant to be thrown. the paint in the can is meant to be sprayed. the cop in your head is meant to be killed. the trump support was able to join the group that communicate through the encrypted messaging app wicker. >> expressed you are of a like opinion. >> the use of comrade. i want to smash the system, same as you. make them not feel alone because that is what they want to hear to know there's more people with them. he met he saved messages, documents and recordings. the i-team learned the leader who goes by the screen them, marb, is a college student arrested at this oakland right after the death of george floyd. the district attorney declined to file charges. the trump support that he made this recording in march when marb, discussed naming the group soco antifa. >> it was initially soco antifa the people didn't like when they call themselves antifa. >> they were, like, we are going to get on the fbi watchlist. >> he also talked about that hand sta

so now at 11 as you're heading out of samara fell and a look at the golden gate bridge here about 90es as you drive into the city. so have more on that darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot of 6.50 and today convicted wife killer scott peterson could learn if he's going to get a new trial for his sentencing. this comes after the state supreme court overturned his death sentence. >> peterson and his lawyers have petition for penalty retrial on account of alleged juror misconduct. it was back in 2000. 5. you'll remember that a jury sentenced peterson to death for murdering his wife lacy and their unborn son. but due to this juror misconduct. the california supreme court reversed peterson's death sentence last year. peterson is going to appear in the san mateo county superior court via zoom from san quentin and 10 o'clock this morning. the murder of a 7 month-old baby is raising concerns about san francisco's district attorney's record on charging domestic violence cases. joseph williams has been charged with murder after the baby was taken to the e r with signs of trauma. williams

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