however a good samaritan brought the singer's two stolen french bulldogs to a police station last night. the woman apparently found them tied to a pole. officers would not reveal her identity, but neighbors say they are glad the dogs were returned safely. >> it'd be like someone stealing my children. i don't know how i would take that. it'd be a tough few days knowing they're out and not safe. and i'm glad that she got them back. >> there was a reward. it's unclear if the good samaritan will receive that reward, the $500,000 lady gaga offered for information leading to her dogs. and this 4-month-old puppy stolen during a car burglary in san francisco has been reunited with its owners. scruggs was snafrped from owner's car five days ago. a rich monday resident bought the puppy in the tenderloin but contacted police when they found out the dog was missing. police actually arrested a suspect earlier this week, but they say that person refused to tell them where the puppy was. >>> tonight a very special lemonade is drawing customers into a bakery. 7-year-old liza set up the lemonade stand i

a good samaritan, here in white, scoops in the child to safety.car horns honked to alert the child's mother of what happened. she pulls over and later told chp, her child, who is not in a car seat, somehow managed to unbuckle his seatbelt and opened the back door. >> i have never heard of this, what a child actually opened the door, wasn't restrained in the car seat, fell out and didn't sustain any type of really serious injury. >> thank goodness. that was marissa perlman reporting. the chp south sacramento headquarters is right on the quarter from where it happened. that's why officers were able to respond so quickly. >>> dogs may be dubbed man's best friend, and women's, but they may be our new best ally in our predicate stranded. according to a santa barbara professor, their highly-trained snouts can effectively screen people who are infected. they can also do it very rapidly. possibly more accurately than our current testing. meantime, it's a club that nobody wants to join. >>> the growing number of patients experiencing major debilitating sym

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the overflow tent outside good samaritan hospital is gone. it was put up in early december because of the surge of covid patients. this is what it looked like back then. thankfully, it never had to use that tent. . . >>> today, it's official, the mayor of oakland introduing the new police chief. >> it's my honor to offer you the position of chief of police of the city of oakland, california. do you accept? >> he accepts. he is the new chief. he is a familiar face. born and raised in west oakland. he has risen through the ranks for 22 years. he does face significant challenges as chief, including a rise in violent crime and a dwindling budget. chief armstrong is ready to go. >> plan to bring a leader that's grounded in oakland is cented around safety. saving of lives. understanding how important it is that young people in this city grow up in a place they feel safe. >> tonight, we will get community reaction to armstrong's appointment. he will be formally sworn in on monday. >>> members of the lowell high school's black student union gathered

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also in santa clara county, good samaritan hospital has stopped giving out first doses of the vaccine. clinic officials say the their focus was on vaccinating its own healthcare workers, not the broader community. good samaritan says it will still be distributing second doses. >>> last month the hospital faced a backlash for allowing staffers at the school district to receive vaccines. after suggesting they register as healthcare workers. again defined if you are eligible for the vaccine right now, and where you can get it, check out our resource guide at kpix.com/ vaccine. >>> there were some clean up after the latest weather system swept through san francisco. this tree came down on him restaurant in hayes valley. crews have been working for hours to clear up the branches. it will likely take the restaurant a while to repair. >>> looking live at redwood city as the west point harbor as the rain cleared out for now. right now the skies clearing out as well, still kind of gray out there. a big difference from this morning. it was a slick commute, windshield wipers going steady. chief

we uncover more on the cozy relationship between the good samaritan hospital and the school. all about skipping the line. >>> the beloved shop owner who was shot several times while trying to stop would be robbers. >>> the fbi officer whose gun was stolen over the weekend was new to the bay area. sources tell our investigative unit the officer had just been transferred here from the east coast. that gun was stolen from the officer's parked car in lafayette on saturday. sources also tell us he was not aware of the rampant car break-in problem in the area and didn't know about the state's law that requires everyone to lock up weapons out of sight in a parked car. data compiled by our investigative unit shows that since 2013 there have been more than 1,100 guns either lost or stolen from all law enforcement officers throughout the bay area. and statewide, fbi agents have had 13 guns either lost or stolen in that same time period. >>> new details of a woman and -- still missing. he's accused of killing and man and wounding two officers in a drive by shooting. authorities are stil

what the white house is now saying >>> and the vaccine angels the good samaritans helping complete strangers get those coveted appointments >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening every year on the first weekend of february the super bowl is the center of the nation's attention. this year it's for two very different reasons. this is video from last night in tampa. the type of party that happens every year but now there are concerns that celebrations like this may be superspreader events and not just in tampa but around the country. and as the kansas city chiefs arrived in tampa today, they came under a cloud of uncertainty. the head coach's son a member of the team under investigation for a serious crash. we're covering both angles and we begin with sam brock in tampa. >> reporter: on sunday there will only be 25,000 fans at raymond james stadium for football's biggest game, where strict safety protocols are in place. but for a contest that drew 100 million people to tv sets last year it's what's going on outside of the stadium that has officials on h

dallas san francisco gallery owner is looking for the good samaritan hu try to save or business from a fire. now this surveillance video shows a man starting a fire outside one 11 minute gallery to keep warm before the fire spread to the building and damaged some of the art across force gayle ong has more. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire because they saved more than just a building. inside one in a gallery whimsical pieces 150 artists. they did over 230 p said they put so much time and effort into these pieces. >>at least 6 of those pieces were destroyed in a fire. i didn't know that there was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet. >>and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like what it was january 27 when the fire damaged a wall where the art was hanging. gallery owner michelle delaney says she did not know the cause until she checked her security cameras the see this guy just for like 12 midnight to 06:00am just trying to keep warm so h

then get this good samaritan passing by rushed to the burning building to try to put out the fire.was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like seriously. >>like one of the nicest things i've ever seen i like i can't believe this guy don't even know him never met in and he's just in there trying to save our building. some of the pieces in her gallery were destroyed by the fire but the gallery owner is grateful for the outcome now she wants to find that good samaritan and personally thank him. >>in the east bay, hundreds gathered at madison square park and oakland's chinatown to take a stand against racism and violence. >>this has been sparked by a series of recent attacks on the asian community in the bay area and in oakland, the goal is to bring together multicultural groups and stand in solidarity against violence. organizers say it was a much-needed day of action. >>you know all the people have come mourn this work to end violence against asians and asian american

she hopes someone will help her identify the good samaritan who's saved the art really really really my heart goes out to this man live to find him. well the remaining a vinyl record art pieces will be up on the live streaming our show for the next 2 weeks. >>but delaney says she'll have to take down the artwork so she can fix the area damaged by the fire. it's an francisco gayle ong kron 4 >>gail thanks a lot. another big story tonight, san francisco is pausing to of its vaccination sites over a lack of supply city officials say the mosconi center site we'll pause for a weekend reopen once there are enough shots to resume. meanwhile, the site at city college of san francisco will pick back up on friday for second doses only. mayor london breed expressing her frustrations with the temporary closures on twitter saying i'm frustrated because we've shown that sf can administer shots as soon as they come in ccs f has been running well for weeks she wrote the reports from moscow knee are overwhelmingly positive the only thing holding us back is a lack of supply and i'm hoping that will ch

and san francisco tonight, a gallery owner is looking for the good samaritan who've tried to save her space from a fire. this surveillance video showing a man standing out starting this fire outside of one in a gallery keep warm before the fire spread to the building and damage some of the art kron four's gayle ong has this story. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire becaus- they saved more than just a building. inside one in a gallery whimsical pieces 150 artists. they did over 230 p put so much time and effort into these pieces. >>at least 6 of those pieces were destroyed in a fire i didn't know that there was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet. >>and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like what it was january 27 when the fire damaged a wall where the art was hanging. gallery owner michelle delaney says she did not know the cause until she checked her security cameras the see this guy just for like 12 midnight to 06:00am just trying to k

one good samaritan answer the call. here is the result. >> we had to fight for him. i am telling you. he had a guardian angel . >> four days and three nights with no food and freezing temperatures. the dog survived. the dock has an appropriate name, miracle . >> i would say so. we will see you at 6:00. >>> news updates always in captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight turmoil in texas. the heat's back on but the state still in crisis. millions scramble after a deadly and devastating deep freeze. >> texas is scraping its way out of a crisis. the need for food and clean drinking water unprecedented. >> also tonight, terrible toll, a covid weary america confronts 500,000 lives lost. >> it is a terribly historic milestone, you know, in the history of this country. >> duncan: plus stimulus push,sw economic aid for struggling americans. also, aiar

>>in san francisco, a gallery owner is looking for the good samaritan to try to save her space from a fire now this is surveillance video showing a man starting a fire outside of one in a gallery to try to keep warm. now the fire did end up spreading to the building and damaging some art kron four's gayle ong has the story. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire because they saved more than just a building. inside one in a gallery whimsical pieces 150 artists. they did over 230 p said they put so much time and effort into these pieces. >>at least 6 of those pieces were destroyed in a fire i didn't know that there was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet. >>and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like what it was january 27 when the fire damaged a wall where the art was hanging. gallery owner michelle delaney says she did not know the cause until she checked her security cameras the see this guy just for my 12 midnight to 06:00am just trying to

they raced to her rescue, the good samaritan who saved the woman trapped in this apartment. >>> a fightr reopening schools in san francisco. we are hearing from teachers what they say needs to happen before they agree to go back to the classroom. >>> hi, i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the beautiful weather. our climate coverage continues. we'll take a look at the city that's tracking higher than the global average. i will have more in about eight minutes. >>> almost every year there is some sort of drama during super bowl week. rick reid is in the hospital after a multi-car crash last night in kansas city. a five-year-old boy has life-threatening injuries. reid admitted to have a few drinks. the super bowl sunday, the 35-year-old reid has a previous conviction of dwi. >>> gym owners are putting maximum pressure on governor newsom to allow work-out in-doors. >> reporter: it is like business usual in san jose except it is not supposed to be opened in-doors. management has declined to comment but some members did. >> it is like we are opening up restaurants and you are out

good samaritans chief operating officer was disciplined over what happened. meantime educators are calling for an aggressive statewide plan to limit the spread of coronavirus before reopening schools, california teachers association is calling for 100 days to come up with this plan. one of the top priorities of course and making schools safe over that time vaccinating teachers. in order to make sure that. >>they know. that it's safe to not just california teachers association saying it is not the governor to say it is not the cdc senate, it's the people that are actually being affected by what's going on in your community, see have a vaccine. you have the mask where you have the the other ppe have a ventilation you have the. testing contract tracing everything together well. >>you know close those holes. >>and in response to kron 4 tonight the governor's office says his administration continues to have productive conversations school administrators and labor colleagues in the legislature saying all parties remain committed to a return to in person instruction

. >>> a clinic at good samaritan hospital will remain closed for now. last month the hospital admitted to vaccinating teachers who were not eligible. the county took immediate action announcing that it would withhold more doses from the hospital and nows mercury news is reporting that good samaritan is reach vealing that it has appointed new oversight for this clinic and canceled appointments for anyone not currently eligible. the county will allow the hospital to administer second doses to people who already got their first dose. >>> more talks today to try to get a bipartisan agreement to help millions of americans struggling through the pandemic. president biden met with republicans last night, but there was no deal made. faith abubey explains neither side appears ready to abandon their plan. >> reporter: a show of vooip insi vooip, b bipartisan, but the only real agreement out of the two hour meeting is to keep the conversation going on a covid relief package. >> we talked about differences, and i don't think that he would intend to signal any chang

good samaritans a chief operating officer was disciplined over what happened. and coming up at 3.15 we'll have a live report as we hear from the california teachers association calling on the governor to work with them to develop a more aggressive plan to reopening schools in our states. santa clara university is investigating a large off campus fraternity party that attracted as many as 75 people in violation of health orders prohibiting such activity. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story from for us now live from santa clara rob, pandemic fatigue is so real. >>yeah, it sure isn't apparently what happened here a week ago saturday night is not going to help on here at the corner bellamy in washington. this party's, i said a week ago saturday night in the back out of the cal 5 fraternity house here let's take a look. these are some images that were posted to a social media and as you can see here this was a fairly large party well beyond anything that might be considered a bubble in each of these fraternity houses. by one estimate there were about 75 p

>>in san francisco a gallery owner is looking for the good samaritan to try to save or space from thee. this is surveillance video. the and starting a fire outside a won 11 in a gallery, nothing evil about he was just try to keep warm but the fire actually spread to the building and did some damage kron four's gayle ong has the story. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire because they saved more than just a building. inside one in a gallery whimsical pieces 150 artists. they did over 230 p said they put so much time and effort into these pieces. >>at least 6 of those pieces were destroyed in a fire i didn't know that there was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet. >>and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like what it was january 27 when the fire damaged a wall where the art was hanging gallery owner michelle delaney says she did not know the cause until she checked her security cameras the see this guy just for my 12 midnight to 06:00am just

good samaritans chief operating officer was disciplined over what happened. starting tonight, you'll be required by federal law to wear a mask on all public transit and that means trains buses planes ferries rideshares congress will tran is live at sfo with more hi will. the clock is ticking on you for not wearing a mask because come 8.59, you will be told. >>by the federal government you have to mask up whenever you're taking public transportation it's no longer a request it will become law because joe biden president joe biden takes office needed take office i day after he became president he signed this into law in fact this was suggested to president trump by the cdc, but he refused to implement this. and now it will become the law of the land because he wants to slow down the spread of covid-19 what's going to happen is whenever you go to say the airport. you have to wear your mask unless of course you're eating or drinking that becomes the way it is moving forward also some of the other places you mentioned the ferry terminals got a chance to track down

in san francisco, a gallery owner is looking for the good samaritan hu tried to save her space from a fire. this surveillance video shows a man standing outside of one in a gallery to keep warm before the fire spread to the building and damaged some of the art kron four's gayle ong has more. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire because they saved more than just a building. inside one in a gallery whimsical pieces 150 artists. they did over 230 p said put so much time and effort into these pieces. >>at least 6 of those pieces were destroyed in a fire i didn't know that there was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet. >>and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like what it was january 27 when the fire damaged a wall where the art was hanging. gallery owner michelle delaney says she did not know the cause until she checked her security cameras the see this guy just for like 12 midnight to 06:00am just trying to keep warm so he's grabbing everythin

those shots were administered by good samaritan hospital of san jose.ool superintendent paul johnson says his district never requested those shots. he says good sam reached out to him to offer the vaccinations to his teachers. the hospital tells us they had leftover doses ael remaining ap, but in an email to his staff,"t referring to the hospital, "mentioned that our they apprec" he was referring to the $60,000 in fund-raising the district used to feed the hospital staff. johnson did apologize for what he called that to be a mischaracterization. he apologized at last week's meeting. reporting live in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:56. >>> a live look at the dmv in pleasanton, one of many locations resuming in-person driving tests today. behind the wheel tests were postponed dth. those previously pos also be automatically rescheduled. the dmv will be sending out texts to let people know the new date and time to come in. a lot of teenagers excited. new appointments will likely be available around mid-february at the earlie

>> as for teachers and staff 65 of them were vaccinated last week with their first dose at good samaritanhospital in san jose. even though they weren't next in line. the hospital's ceo apologized but the superintendent is defending his decision he felt said he believes the hospital was given the green light to vaccinate educators >> we are so excited and happy. overall very excited. >> for 7th grade and up case rates have to be 7 out of 100,000 or fewer. back to you. >>> later today the oakland unified school district will be hosting an information session on reopening. that is at 5:30. meanwhile uc berkeley is warning that student covid cases are surging and that includes students who live in campus housing. on saturday 44 people tested positive. in an advisory about the surge the university said they need to quarantine more students exposed to the virus. since august 30th uc berkeley has seen over 540 covid cases. >>> for now only 120 vaccines will be administered per day at the site on 24th and cap streets. it will be by appointment only. this is the first of several sites the city wil

area, santa clara county public health took action and suspended additional vaccine doses to good samaritan hospital. the move came after the hospital offered to vaccinate teachers and staff at los gatos unified school district before reaching out to more eligible higher risk individuals. >> suggesting that staff should sign up registering themselves as if they were healthcare workers. >> reporter: the hospital regrets what it calls a mistake and submitted a plan offering stronger checks and balances. >> it is a big deal because it affects people's trust. >> reporter: experts fear distrust in the vaccine rollout will only encourage people to take matters into their own hands and not wait theirurn. >> i hn kobo nch n francisco's first neighborhood covid-19 vaccine site in the heart of the mission district to provide vaccines to an underserved community hard hit by the pandemic, but there are already report of wealthier outsiders coming in seeking vaccines. >> this goes out to my worry, well, the folks that are more affluent and live in nice neighborhoods, i ask that you really think about wh

>>in san francisco a gallery owners looking for that good samaritan to try to save her space from theis is surveillance video showing a man starting a fire outside a one in a gallery, the try to keep warm before the fire and then it spread throughout the building and got to some of the art kron four's gayle ong has the story. >>the gallery owner is hoping this surveillance video will help find the person to help put out the fire because they saved more than just a building. inside one in a gallery whimsical pieces 150 artists. they did over 230 p city put so much time and effort into these pieces. >>at least 6 of those pieces were destroyed in a fire i didn't know that there was a fire and tell that you know san francisco fire department actually sent out a tweet. >>and then all these people start calling me and texting me and i was like what it was january 27 when the fire damaged a wall where the art was hanging. gallery owner michelle delaney says she did not know the cause until she checked her security cameras the see this guy just for like 12 midnight to 06:00am just trying to k

santa clara county keeps putting a limit on the amount of vaccine sent to good samaritan hospital inan jose after the hospital vaccinated teachers from los gatos out of turn, according to the mercury news. good samaritan hospital will receive enough vaccine doses to give a second dose to people in tier one a, which does include healthcare workers, nursing home residents and people over the age of 75. you see, berkeley is taking stricter action in response to a covid-19 outbreak among students. city health department figures show that at least 76 uc berkeley students have tested positive for the coronavirus over the weekend. university sent orders to all 2800 students at cal living on campus, saying they must remain in their rooms as much as possible. similar to quarantine measures shoes. that were just taken today to get people to self sequester should help break any cycle that's going to come from this, but we're gonna have to count on people following these orders. the university is also reached out to fraternities and sororities, reminding them of the dangers of holding large gath

now she wants to find the good samaritan and thank him personally. 5.34 and. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the white house is considering new travel restrictions. why some of the major airlines say it could undermine them. and the city of oakland is planning to create new positions to healthy non english speaking communities. tell you what they're going to do. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>you can hear gunfire in oakland, this the police offering now a $30,000 reward to solve this crime. this shooting happened 6 people were injured. and we've got the video from a crime for viewer several shots rang out. and this was at night and washington streets on saturday just a few blocks from the police headquarters. and police believe that nobody was killed in all of this gunfire, a say in oakland where the new police chief and mayor libby schaaf announced plans to create 2 new positions to build connections with non english speaking communities. >>the plan include

san jose's good samaritan hospital, is closing its vaccination clinic for health care workers less thang criticism for allowing teachers to get the shot before their turn, the county withheld vaccines to the hospital. as a result, good samaritan says it is now closing the clinic, since many of its employees have already received their two doses. two of the biggest vaccination sites in san francisco are now closed due to a lack of vaccine supply. what we anticipate is this situation. um starting and stopping could could continue through potentially the end of april. the city is mass vaccination sites that the mosconi center and at city college have suspended operations cities, director of emergency management says the problem is the ongoing shortage and unreliable supply chains. we have been experiencing intermittent on dno. not consistent allocation of vaccine. it is also unpredictable, so we don't necessarily know what we will get week to week, the city college site is tentatively set to resume vaccinations on friday for second doses on lee. mosconi side is expected to be closed until

. >>> a covid-19 vaccine clinic at good samaritan hospital in san jose will remain closed for now. last month the hospital admitted to vaccinating teachers who are not eligible. santa clara county took immediate action announcing it would withhold more doses from the hospital and now our news partner the mercury news reports good samaritan is revealing it has appointed new oversight for the clinic, and canceled appointments for anyone who is not currently eligible. the county will allow the hospital to administer second doses to people who already received their first dose. >>> there will be more talks today to try to get a bipartisan agreement to help millions of americans struggling through the pandemic. president biden met with republicans late last night, but they made no deal. jobina is at the live desk now with why neither side appears ready to abandon their plans. jobina? >> thank you, reggie. only real agreement that came out of this nearly two-hour meeting between president biden and gop lawmakers is they need to continue the conversation on a relief package. ten gop senat

saturday's good samaritan hospital is closing its vaccination clinic for health care workers.month. the hospital was criticized for allowing teachers from the lost gateau school district to get vaccines before it was their turn. the county withheld vaccines to the hospital. as a result, good samaritan says the reason it's closing the clinic is many of its employees have already received their two doses. the san francisco school board will be meeting in closed session this afternoon to talk about an expected lawsuit over its decision to rename 44 public schools. in the meantime, the city of san francisco's lawsuit against the district and the board to reopen schools continues to move forward as a few sts 52,000 students have not set foot in a classroom in nearly a year. on thursday, san francisco city attorney dennis herrera filed an emergency order to force the district to reopen her rare recited a record high number of suicide. it'll school age children scene and treated at ucsf 66% from a year ago have a kelly is a disabled single mother whose son s f ust fourth grader has s

the district has been a lot in the news, tied to the vaccine controversy at the samaritan hospital which broke protocol administering vaccines to school workers. classroom also open mostly for lower grade levels with a, i will brid model. >>> oakland will resume in enforcing presidential permit parking. no penalty warning citation also go out for the full month of february. oakland suspended enforcement in march of last year during the first shelter at home order. >>> 4:36 right now. okay, we're starting out this work week with a break over the weekend from the rain but making a comeback this week. kari? >> yes, and we're going to start to see it moving in by later today w this afternoon seeing the north bay seeing the rain by this afternoon, and then it will start to wrap up as we head into tomorrow. the rest of the weak issing looking dry and temperatures warming up as well. as you head out for your commute it's in the upper 40s in parts of the east bay. you can see it will still be mostly sunny into at least late morning into the early afternoon, before we start to see more clouds mov

. >>> good samaritans step in on social media.ow users helped lead to the arrest of a man over threats of the lunar new year. >>> and the pledge to do better. the mayor of antioch releases a plan for police reform one week after we learned a mentally ill man died in police custody. >>> and new numbers on the pandemic show how difficult it could be to keep our skies . >>> a berkeley man and former gang member threatening to kill asians ahead of the lunar new year is in custody thanks in part to social media users. dion lim brings you the story you'll see only on abc7. >> reporter: the posts made on social media by reginald jackson were alarming. messages of beating up, blowing up asians before the start of the new year. these posts were sent to me by the dozen. using these images, law enforcement quickly identified the person behind this account as a felon with a lengthy rap sheet including attempted robbery as a minor and later weapons charges, including being in possession of an ar-15 assault rifle. jackson was out on police comm

good samaritan hospital closed et cetera vaccination clinic and disciplined its c.o.o. after it vaccinated dozens of people who were not yet eligible. >> i heard of a few peo continu exactly do you qualify? >> no one should ever, ever, ever be able to cut in line. >> reporter: while county supervisors are saying people need to wait their turn, vaccination providers are being told to make it easy for people to get one. the san francisco covid command center issued a health advisory to all vaccine proirlz this week. it says in part "use reasonable processes to verify that persons presenting for vaccination meet eligibility criteria, while avoiding overly burdensome documentation requirements that create barriers to vaccination." supervisor matt haney says there are not strict documentation requirements by design. >> what we don't want to do is create a situation where we create such high barriers that people who really need the vaccine right now have trouble getting it because they can't demonstrate that they qualify. >> reporter: the honor system makes it easier for peop

. >>> san jose's good samaritan hospital in limbo for restarting its covid vaccinations. "the mercury news" reports there's no time line for any change to that situation. the hospital was involved in a controversy last month when los gatos school workers were offered vaccines even though they're not top priority. the county has since withheld all new vaccine there. the hospital says steps h workes in some cities across the bay area. the cities, oakland, san jose, and berkeley. the plan works like this. grocery stores that employ 500 or more people like safeway, whole foods, costco have to pay their workers extra $5 an hour in hazard or heroes pay. oakland will vote on the plan today. san jose, and san francisco are still in talks. grocery stores say -- >> this would go along in giving them the security and the safety they need in the event they might become sick or a loved one might get second. >> one will be to pass the costs along to our consumers and cg has done an economic study amount to somewhere near $400 per family annually. >> the heroes pay wouldn't be permanent

he said good samaritan reached out to him to offer the vaccination for his teachers. the hospital tells us they have leftover doses and contacted the district so they would not be wasted. the next day, however, hospital admitted its mistake and canceled those remaining appointments. reporting live here in los gatos, bob redell. >>> there are potentially new drivers on the road, rescheduling people who have been waiting to take a test since mid-december when they were shut down. live at the dmv in pleasanton, sharon katsuda. busy there? >> reporter: kris, it was earlier. they're handling it really well. i have to tell you it's been pretty my daughter just took her driving test and passed it right before covid shut everything down. i know how much the anticipation is for this day and then teens and parents have been so frustrated waiting for the dmv to reopen. the dmv will send you a test with a rescheduled appointment time. >> we're expecting a ten-minute test. i heard it was 15 or more before. so it should be -- >> reporter: is that good or bad? >> i don't know. good

the homeowner says the good samaritan took the time drive 20 minutes to her house, and he hid her wallet so only she could find it. >> gave me a message wherever he found it, and i thought that is a lot of above and beyond. >> reporter: i love it. what a good deed. the man never identifies himself in the video. now the woman refers to him as her guardian angel. i hope something good turns out for him, as well. >>> and take a look at this. a massive sheep was actually found wandering out in australia. it was said to be malnourished, underfed, but look at all the wool that was on it. it was wild, but they managed to capture it and sheared off all that wool, giving him a second shot at life there. no doubt. it was very uncomfortable. look at the before and after. what a difference a day and a shave makes i suppose. back to you. >> thanks. nothing wrong with a little trim here and there. >>> let's look at the forecast. trimming up some of those temperatures, too -- a lot, right? compared to earlier this week, a little bit cooler but still nice. >> it is nice. and it's not as windy today. let

good samaritans helped get the koala into a car until rescuers arrived.so comfortable he chilled behind the wheel. look at that little picture. >> it looks fake. >> it does look fake, yes. >>> historic week ahead on capitol hill. still ahead on "today in the bay," a live report from washington on what's expected during president trump's second impeachment trial. >>> plus, no longer prohibited, a live report on the reversal happening in santa clara county. we'll be right back. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. >>> there must be truth and accountability. >> it's political retribution i fear we're skating on thin ice. >> a live report from washington of what's could tom during the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump. >>> and churches reopen with a sudden reversal of santa clara county's restrictions on religious gatherings. we have a live report on

good samaritan hospital closed its vaccination clinic and disciplined its coo after the county said it vaccinated dozens of people who were not, yet, eligible. >> i have heard a few people who have gotten it who i have said, how, exactly, you know, do you -- do you qualify? >> no one should ever, ever, ever, be able to cut in line. >> reporter: county supervisors are saying people need to wait their turn. vaccination providers are being told to make it easy for people to get one. the san francisco covid-command center issued a health advisory to all vaccination providers this week. it says, in part, use reasonable processes to verify that persons presenting for vaccination meet eligibility criteria. while avoiding overly burdensome documentation requirements that create barriers to vaccination. supervisor, matt hany says there are not strict-documentation requirements, by design. >> what we don't want to do is create a situation, where we create such-high barriers that people that really need the vaccine now have trouble getting it because they can't demonstrate they qualify. >> the ho

. >> reporter: and in san antonio, good samaritans coming together to flip this car that overturned on an icy road. here in d.c., our live location was actually supposed to be up a hill around the corner, but we couldn't even get there because of all of this black ice. nearby, virginia state troopers have responded to nearly 300 crashes since midnight. whit? >> all right, alex presha for us. thank you. let's go right to meteorologist brittany bell from our raleigh station wtvd. and, brittany, walk us through the timing of all of this. >> reporter: well, whit, that major winter blast will impact most of the lower 48 this weekend through early next week. even bringing another round of heavy rain and snow across the northeast, as well. these alerts stretch from north dakota all the way down to south texas. and then, an ice storm warning for washington, d.c. you'll see that snow falling in the central and southern plains and then moving to the northeast again early next week. on top of that, we are expecting accumulating snow and ice across more than half of the country, that ice stretchin

thank you, santa clara county says it will continue to limit vaccine supplies to good samaritan hospital in san jose after some teachers from los cabos were given the vaccine out of turn, the mercury news reports the hospital will get enough shots to give second dose is two people in tier one. a that tear includes health care workers, nursing home residents and people. for 75 marin county employees have been told that they'll soon be redeployed to vaccination centers, county officials say employees from several departments including parks and fire will help with vaccination efforts when more doses become available. marin county has about 260,000 residentsroughly 500,000 shotshy unveiled their latest vaccinate shouldn't site in the city's mission district, the size the site rather is located 24th and cap streets. that's an area hit hard by the coronavirus. eventually the clinic will be able to administrate to 400 doses per day. but for now, they're limited to 120 per day due to a limited supply of the vaccine. the city says they plan to open a vaccination site in the bayview district in t

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the shots were administered by a good samaritan hospital. he said he never requested the shots.e hospital had leftover doses and contracted the district and the hospital admitted a mistake and canceled the remaining vaccinations. >>> i'm ask the account. ten republican senators will travel to the white house this afternoon to meet with president bide on it hammer out a bipartisan version of a covid relief bill that would include money for families and increases in unemployment checks. we'll be watching it carefully, talking about it on the midday news at 11:00 as well. >>> let's check in with meteorologist kari hall, got a look at our forecast for today. hey, kari. >> hey, we're starting out with some dry weather but we will see some rain moving in later this evening, and we are under a "columbia" weather alert because the incoming rain coming on top of an already wet ground and we are going to see the time line of the rain first in the north bay, right around the evening commute but continuing to spread farther to the south later on tonight, and into the day tomorrow. the rain

good samaritans lending a helping hand. at this hour, snow falling across pennsylvania. new drone video showing the icy scene in palmyra. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the storm walloping chicago with whiteout conditions and more than eight inches of snow. >> i would stay inside if i was anybody else. >> reporter: and you can see why, all that snow was too much for this amazon delivery truck. neighbors helping to shovel and push the truck down the block. our alex perez in the city that's been blasted with two snowstorms in less than a week. >> reporter: heavy snow started falling here saturday afternoon, through the night and much of today. as much as an inch per hour in some areas. >> reporter: the city's iconic lakefront iced over. >> don't know where the land ends and the lake begins. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, snow started falling this morning and hasn't stopped. washington, d.c., has some 48,000 tons of salt on hand. crews have been out since 2:00 a.m. this morning, getting this salt into trucks and out on roads. the snow emergency in effect here for

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