that would be san pablo avenue. this may be here. 4 minutes. sounds like it's a pretty bad crash there at the moment. looking at burlingame 1 one north broadway. we had an accident here. he finally cleared off the road. so conditions along one. oh, one. we're starting to see improvement. 28 minutes as you're driving in the park heading into the city to the fremont street exit under 10 minutes for your drive time. they do not have leader in lights on at this time. the san mateo bridge headed across towards the peninsula. high wind advisory still in place. you want to drive slow there. 13 minutes looking at the richmond, sandra fell commute as you head out of richmond under 8 minutes. so we'll have more on that coming up next. the darya and james, back to you mean it's like an oscars from pa. we're both wearing the same dress whole the horror like when they walk the red carpet, you match so we do and we're talking about movies. if you are looking. >> for a little action and adventure. you're going to find it on the big screen this weekend. let's

san pablo westbound 8, el portal drive and another one down here. san mateo northbound one.3rd avenue. so we'll have more on your busy commute this morning for now, darya. back to you. thanks a lot for a 8.31. in the south bay. several groups united in solidarity to fight racism against the asian community for his gayle ong on the story for us where the attendees. >> personal experiences. we're told. >> here. proud to be asian. >> a show of support filled plaza de cesar chavez park sunday joining in the mission to stop discrimination and violence against the asian community need to stand together work together. we are unstoppable force tepee allow of cupertino every attack is personal. mike president a relative in on paul to see. and back in jail. and so this was early last year. he wasn't picking up some hall up putting her baby in her car. >> and then someone threw glass bottle was like go home in santa clara local elected officials and pastors held a prayer rally called united. we stand calling for unity to all groups in the united states. the things that we believe in ou

dan kerman live for us at the san pablo reservoir. >> in el sobrante to tell us about how east bay monthsurrent drought compares to one several years ago. dan. >> well, that's right. you know, the last time they ordered voluntary conservation was back in 2014 and of course it went downhill from there leading to mandatory conservation and there were surcharges are going to see that again. will a lot of that depends on various factors, including how long the drought will last. but we are seeing differences between now and back in 2014. after the second driest year in the last 70 east bay mud declared a drought earlier this week in called for 10%. voluntary conservation on the part of customers. >> that all sounds familiar. it should back in february of 2014 east bay mud also declared a drought and called for voluntary conservation that led to mandatory outdoor water restrictions in august of that year. and then by april of 2015 east bay mud ordered 20% mandatory conservation and then in july of that year and acted excessive use penalties and a 25% drought surcharge. the question is could th

live at san pablo reservoir dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you, dan.nia state lawmakers are moving forward with a multibillion dollar package to try to address the state's drought issues. ashley zavala explains how the money would be used. >> the 3.4 billion dollar drought relief package cleared its first hurdle in the california legislature thursday as lawmakers try to swiftly, send it to the governor for approval. the effort unanimously cleared a senate budget committee on natural resources for every. >> here we can getting money on the ground. it's the weeks there's operation happening on our soils. some of these water districts just quite frankly needs resources to get. >> things done. half a billion dollars would be available immediately for emergency drought-related response for communities that need it across california. thursday's drought monitor released showed 88% the state is in a severe drought with the entire state considered abnormally dry. the proposed package would also put funds toward improving water supply in smaller communities help

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one student in san pablo has been documenting his experience during the pandemic. here he is over the weekend talking about finally being able to return to class. >> i've been thinking about this for so long. i've been waiting for this. i've worked for this. and i'm ready to go back. i'm ready to go back. >> reporter: well, all of the schools opening today have their own set of safety protocols in place. they range from only kids being allowed to get out of the car. no parents. that is happening here in san pablo. regular covid testing add many of the schools. in south san francisco, they will be using unit that uses ultraviolet rays. parents can opt out if they are not ready to second their kid back yet. distance learning is an option. kids returning to in person learning are the ones that want to be here that chose to be here. amy hollyfield abc 7 news. >>> oakland unified will return to in person learning this fall. the district announced a deal with the teachers union late last night. teachers still have to vote to approve this plan. the announcement comes as m

reporting live in san pablo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> san francisco public superintendent is staying on the job for another year as long as the school board meets a couple of his demands. the board is expected to vote on an amendment tomorrow. it would require members to be prepared for meetings. they would also not create any new programs until students are back to in person learning. this contract would give matthews nearly full discretion over hiring and firing. announced last month he would retire this year but then rescinded it this month. >> that's a big update. >>> coming up here, a murder case in court. a father-son duo charged in connection with kristin smarts disappearance. >>> a deadly crash involving a tesla. no one found in the drivers seat. the big question and prosecutors are trying to answer. >>> here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. a wind at 25 miles per hour. you can see the marine layer clouds. but you can work out anyg with comcast business. get fast internet on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. flexible tools — like wi-fi y

the closer you are to san pablo bay, the cooler you are. along the east bay shore, 59 at berkeley.se around 60 to 63. inland, 64 to about 69 degrees. you can see the low clouds. they retreat pretty quickly to the coast where they remain stubborn. notice the breeze, it is just full on and fast all day today. if you are near water, it is definitely going to feel cooler there. tonight, the cloud cover comes back and so do mid-40s to near 50 degrees. all the way up to the 20th, a 30% to 40% chance of below average rainfall. in fact, i have absolutely none in the forecast. taking off away from the cow starting saturday through tuesday. kumasi, reggie. >>> pg&e is facing new criminal charges. sonoma county is accusing them of regularly starting to kinkaid 40. they have filed 33 counts. that fire burned 120 square miles. the charges come 10 months after pg&e pleaded guilty for its role in causing the 2018 camp fire. pg&e says and accepts the finding that a transmission line caused the fire but the utility does not believe there was any crime. >>> hackers took over part of a churches easte

right around sandra fell nevado along the northern end of highway 37 there as it crosses north of san pablo bay, american canyon and areas right along 80 looking at some light sprinkles right now. nothing that's going to slow you down too much. but just something to get a heads up on before you step outside and may be caught off guard by this 50's 40's for current numbers on the map oakland and alameda each at 52 degrees currently while petaluma at a cool 46 right now. reyna tom, thank you. the bay bridge certainly improving from earlier. we had. >> a stalled vehicle westbound near treasure island. that was causing some delays. also a high wind advisory in place along the bay bridge benicia and any out bridge. so just want to take your time as you're driving there heading into the city, though, under 40 minutes for your drive. time is running across towards the peninsula, not tracking any major accidents here at all this morning, 13 minutes of traffic is moving at the limit. we're starting to see a little slow down here. the richmond sandra fell bridge 11 minutes. but there are no accidents

finally here tonight a gift for some college graduates in san pablo. >> what a gift, 62 students graduatingext month from contra costa community college will have all their outstanding fees paid for in full. in all the contra costa college foundation is erasing $13,000 in debt. >> that's incredible. ama. that's enough to help a lot of people. including griffin who happens to be a hercules city council member. >> it was a nice little christmas gift that came early. at the same time it was something that, really eased the burden for a lot of people because i had a couple of friends who weren't sure whether or not they would be able to receive their diplomas because of the amount they owed. >> it doesn't seem larger universities, but these students ♪ ♪ ♪ easy tools on the chase mobile app. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or d

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amy hollyfield was in san pablo to give us a glimpse of what school looks like, there. >> reporter: theappening in the car in san e ho iring that rethpart of the coded safety pr the staff said this first day with the new rule was an adjustment. >> most of them are wanting to get out of their cars. most of them are used to walking their kids asdo bu ds--ow parents are going to be allowed on campus this year, so it is kind of hard for them. >> reporter: the caccia greets the kids at the car and takes their temperature, somethig she never thought would be part of her duties as yard supervisor. but she doesn't mind it. she is happy to see the kids again. >> i am very excited. it's been a long time coming. i didn't think it was coming, but we made it, and i'm glad we are back. >> reporter: parents we talk to are happy to see this day, too. >> it is nice that they are going to be here with their teacher they have seen only online. >> reporter: although some admit learning from home has created some new habits that need to be broken. >> waking up was okay, she was excited, but yeah, that getti

a good alternate would be san pablo avenue as you head into the city you notice conditions are improvingwere up to about 19 minutes, maybe an hour or so ago now we're back down to 11 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit as you head across towards the peninsula. also the limit commute for you there just 14 minutes driving. the richmond. sandra fell we continue to improve. you're just at 9 minutes looking at one oh, one to 80 both look great as you head in in the park 30 minutes for your drive times. have more on that for now daryn. james, back to you. thanks, lauren. a. 8.32. is the time one of our big stories this morning. the fact that governor gavin newsom has declared a drought emergency in several parts of the state and that includes sonoma county, which could be looking at water restrictions they have an yet, right now lake sonoma. >> you can see in years past was raging. but it's extremely low now ahead of the summer months. county leaders are preparing for possible widespread water restrictions in the beginning of july sonoma county supervisor susan gorin explains what t

example the diablo valley vaccination site behind me in san ramon but online i could find some in san pablorichmond, concord and antioch. speaking of antioch, the community center just opened up for shots yesterday. that site administered 150 doses and apparently there's a lot more doses to go around the antioch community center which is run by the federal, state and local agencies can now accommodate 500 shots a day. some on a walk-in basis. the problem according to one antioch city councilmember, a lot of people don't know about it. >> i have people from sacramento today that came in, walnut creek, pleasanton. people are trying desperately to get in on an overloaded system where they can come here and get those shots right away. >> reporter: however in san mateo county, not so lucky there. county supervisor dave canepa says opening up eligibility statewide is creating more problems for his county. in terms of supply and the appointment vanlt. availability. the latest blow is the pause put on the johnson & johnson vaccine. that's one vaccine taken out of the mix, decreasing supply, while t

san pablo dam road a road in richmond. this is not causing any delays, though. also this traffic collision is still here. byron highway shut down between burns road and mountain road because of downed power lines that they're trying to get up. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, daryn, james, back to you. thank you, ray. >> so happening today. pretty big day in the vaccine effort here across california as starting today. anyone 50 years or older can go ahead and sign up to get a vaccine. huge difference for was 65 or you had to have health situation or a certain job. now it's. >> 50 year-old are no matter what you can sign up and i say sign up because there might not be a supply or an appointment for you yet. but keep trying because they say she get your covid shot as soon as you can. yes. so that's a big shift here in california as we're seeing a big shift in the national numbers to unfortunately the number of infections seem to be spiking lot of health experts saying we are looking at the beginning is now a 4th surge of coronavirus. >> and that's n

the fire broke out early the morning of march. 30th that the homo straw tone on 18th street in san pablo, the contra costa county fire protection district, says smoking materials left on the back porch started the fire those trucks that she believes one of our tenants didn't completely put out a cigarette and then fell out of the ashtray and flames word. we're going across the room, and i kept trying to get my cat's out, and they kept running back in both try to escape with her dog, pepi le pew. now she tells me her insurance is trying to find her at rental home and anyone who's interested in helping her out. you can find a link to the go fund me on our story on ktvu .com. frank henry lee live. force tonight, henry. thank you. they brought signs and sang songs outside golden gate fields, calling for an end of horse racing. coming up next wife. state regulators disagree, plus the prosecution's expert witness takes the stand for the second day. i might copan in minneapolis. details from the derrick show vin murder trial coming up, plus could stress or a lack of sleep impact the effectivene

the fire broke out early the morning of march. 30th that the homo straw tone on 18th street in san pablo the contra costa county fire protection district, says smoking materials left on the back porch started the fire those trucks as she believes one of our tenants didn't completely put out a cigarette and then fell out of the ashtray and flames word. we're going across the room, and i kept trying to get my cat's out, and they kept running back in most try to escape with her dog. pepe le pew. she tells me her insurance is trying to find her a rental home. you could find a link to the go fund me in our story on ktvu .com. henry lee ktvu fox two news. a second large gray whale has turned up dead in san francisco bay. the well was found yesterday floating near the berkeley marina and then dragged to angel island. buy a boat today it joined another gray whale towed to angel island. just last week, marine mammal experts will do a necropsy to try to determine how the latest whale died. they say they're also looking into the death of another whale found along the san mateo county coast over the

. >> reporter: first semester of her sophomore year at san pablo's middle college vice call, her parents split up. >> i ended up finishing that semester with the lowest grade i ever was heaved in a class but then i promised myself the next semester that i would prioritize my education. >> reporter: she did, pulling down straight a's by the semester's end. and playing through some tough moments as an aau junior track star, with her dad as her coach. >> two weeks before we were to compete at the junior olympic national, she turned her ankle severely. i had to literally carry her off the field. >> reporter: now she was in graduate high school and take off or boston university on scholarship. with plans to become a doctor, inspired by her father, a vietnam veteran and former journalist to has faced some health problems. >> there are so many veterans, specifically black veterans, that have to deal with these conic elements before they get the healthcare benefits. >> she determines what has to be done. >> reporter: a determined spirit, father and daughter share, and a connection both say will

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bellow kron 4 news time now to step outside former 10 can give you stunning view of richardson bay, san pablo bay, everything looking down. >> yeah. and kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here launched to some rain this now. not a ton. so, you know, it's got more than others, but certainly nice to see all that nice clear air. >> that sea breeze low right now. so clear things out around the bay area now wonder if we can squeeze in yet another storm right now doesn't look like nothing on the horizon. but certainly there's a chance you sometimes see some more rain as we get them a bit. this is really come toward the end of the season outside right now. a couple high clouds up above should make for a beautiful sunset for tonight. not done with all the rain just yet. the storm system you can see the low rotating the east now pushing in to parts of nevada and some leftover snow showers over the mountain tops, even a couple of pop-up showers in the north bay. most that just some light rain now popping up mainly over the mountain top senior santa rosa. some light drops farming also n

they are a landmark in san pablo bay but the islands power source has failed. we took a boat ride to the island to check out the problem. >> the historic east brother light station bed-and-breakfast has been without power since april 1st, and that means innkeeper desiree -- without electricity. >> the generator that we have is. it is built to last but can only handle so much. we are relying on generator power which can only use one hour in the morning and one hour at night. >> reporter: the underwater cable that powers the light station is failed, leaving it in darkness to make matters worse the u.s. coast guard which owns the cable has decided not to fix it and is only providing power for the tower light. without the funds to fix it come the bed-and-breakfast has an uncertain future. >> it looks like $700,000 to replace the cable. the alternative we are looking at is to turn the island into, into an off the grid solar project. the only thing we know is this will be expensive. >> reporter: the island has been welcoming visitors by boat for 40 years, but the pan

it happened early this afternoon on page street near san pablo avenue and the west brady neighborhood. eyewitness says the suspect ran a stop sign that hit another car, prompting that's car to then lose control and hit the house instead of stopping, the suspect drove away. but there was something in the apartment when it happens. >> you are the crash? >> i heard it and i felt it and we came outside. of course i did not see anything and i saw the car on the sidewalk in the bushes under the porch. a cruise were able to shut off the gas a short time after the crash. police are still searching for the suspect. >>> investigators say tiger woods was driving 40 miles over the speed limit before a severe crash in february. reporter rachel kim has more with new details released today. >> reporter: seven weeks after the accident the lesson was county sheriff's department released findings about what caused it. excessive speed and the inability to negotiate the curve in the roadway. >> the first area of impact, 84- 87 miles per hour. the final estimate speed when the vehicle struck the tree was

the still active east brother light station between san francisco and san pablo obeys his richmond's oldest structure and has been operating since 18 74 147 years. it's also home to a truly unique nonprofit dinner bed and breakfast in open to the public for overnighting and two day trippers for sightseeing and picnics of the white house here is actually the oldest wood frame operating lighthouse in the united states last week, a third. year old 2000 ft. long power cable installed by the coast guard failed. this is really an emergency. you know, right now, the light that the coast guard operates is running on batteries, and they only last 72 hours. the lightened foghorns are the coast guard's responsibility, but it has not committed any money and could close it since 1979. the late station has been operated by the east brother light station non profit group that restored the property and formed a bedding. breakfast to underwrite the costs of operation. then this just just knocked us for a loop light station keeper desert. a hetero says without a permanent fix, the whole thing is in je

the city of san pablo is finally getting its new fire station. the new state of the art fire station, 70 will be put into service by the contra costa. only fire protection district at a grand opening ceremony on tuesday station 70 also has an honorary name. the mat burton and scott desmond memorial fire station. those two firefighters were killed in a house fire 14 years ago. construction on the $13.5 million facility started two years ago. people age 16 and older can now book of vaccine appointment in alameda county. health officials there quietly expanded eligibility requirements with no formal announcement. according to the website, the alameda county public health department residents of alameda county who are 16 and older can now book appointments through the states, my turn system and then by thursday, everyone 16 and older in california will be eligible to get the coronavirus vaccine in san francisco tomorrow, some schools will be allowing students to return to their classrooms. interviews. james tours tells us that each school is offering

four decades was dedicated today in san pablo.e station. 70 will serve the contra costa county fire protection district. it replaces a temporary station you since the loma prieta earthquake in 1989 heavily damaged the previous station. the new station, 70 has an honorary name. the captain matthew burton and engineer scott desmond memorial station. the two firefighters were killed, trying to rescue a couple from a house fire 14 years ago. wild one of the ball park in san francisco is the giants and the reds combined for eight runs in just the first inning. marco shows who came out on top that's next in want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. happening is get down. f

the afternoon starting at 3:00 and 12 hours later, the winds will be faster from the golden gate, san pablo and through the delta. as far as the lighter winds, low clouds marching to the east. a little bit of

put the winds over this and the fog will drift south along 101 and could spill across the san pablo bay and into the san francisco bay through the morning. that is something we will keep an eye on. here is a look at today's temperatures. more sunshine, still breezy. it will be milder away from the coast. 55 at half moon bay. 60 in san francisco. we will dip down again tomorrow before the warm surges through the weekend forecast. back to you. >>> it is now one week away from the state opening backs ineligibility to everyone 16 and up this morning there are major questions about how to get shots to underserved communities. this morning, abc 7 reporter matt boone is live in alameda county . >> reporter: good morning. this county is now going to open up vaccinations to those who are 16 and older but not the entire county. they have selected just a few zip codes of people. if you are 16 and older and live there, you can get vaccinated. the county has decided 12 zip codes that have been hard-hit by would. all californians will be eligible in a week. there is no time to wait in these zip codes

the afternoon starting at 3:00 and 12 hours later, the winds will be faster from the golden gate, san pablo bay, and through the delta. as far as the lighter winds, low clouds marching to the east. a little bit of fog, especially up into the east bay hills. a little bit milder inland. 70s was 60s around the bay. 50s at the coast. reggie. >>> developing news, a deadly police shooting taking the life of a black teenager in ohio. we are learning more about what led up to that shooting. jobina, police are already defending actions saying they were trying to protect another teenager. >> reporter: what a wave of emotions. just as the verdict chauvin trial began to sink in, this news came in from columbus, ohio. police released body cam footage just hours after the shat officers first responding to a report of an attempted stabbing. 18 girl appears to swing a knife at a second girl. police say deadly force can used to protect a third person. police say she was 15 and in foster care. >> she was a good kid and she was loving. she had issue. all of us [ bleep ]. she was 15 [ bleep ] she didn't deserv

the clouds will scatter through the san pablo bay through the morning commute.w clouds along the coast. the high clouds, the rest of the gray you see, look at the winds pickup during the afternoon hours. that is why it will be a little cooler near the coast and bay. 75 to 85. quite a spread across the south bay. 69 in san bruno, 77 in redwood city. upper 50s to mid-60s along the coast to downtown san francisco and south san francisco, mid- 60s there. 78 to 83 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore upper 60s in richmond and berkeley, everybody else low to mid-70s. inland low to even you were 80s this afternoon. tonight temperatures in the mid- 40s to mid-50s. the seven-day forecast, temperatures taper everywhere friday and saturday and the breezes are back off and the warming trend begins and warm around average and dry next week. >>> the labor department released the latest unemployment report showing encouraging signs. jobina fortson has more on these numbers a it is live desk. >> hi, reggie. look the a the numbers over the last year, it is goo

nolan attends terra hills elementary in san pablo and also stars in a video sent out to family showingedures that will be in place. only students can get out of the car during dropoff. in classrooms desks are absorbly distanced and there are decals in the hallway as well. for the very latest on vaccine appointment openings or if you have questions about vaccine processes, you can ask the abc7 news vaccine team by heading to www.abc7news.com/vaccine. t ndr's mayor of now t office, the places activisted targeted today. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. after record heat today we've got cooler weather the next couple of days. >>> usually the oscars is a pretty grand production with a memorable red i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther king. sometimes, this is what it takes. facing down hate. facing down bias. as we step out, bay area, lets step up our march towards social justice and health equity. join aids walk san francisco live at home, streaming on may 16. register today aidswalk.net when a truck hit my car, register today the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn

you'll notice closer to around san pablo bay and hercules, a little bit of rain showers. valley and dnhrough yosemite, maybe a half a foot there. there's the wider view. as we go into the afternoon, we'll get the wet weather. and even here, 2:00 in the afternoon, looking at activity around santa cruz. 52 in mountain view. 53 in san jose. and there's a look look look lok emoriville. cloudy skies. 50 in nevado. and 50 in fairfield. golden gate bridge, temperatures cool. southerly winds. a wet and breezy day today. chilly conditions on monday with an isolated shower chance. it's a level one system. we're going to be looking at the light rain. and anywhere from a tenth t a third of an inch of rain for the highest elevations. through the the day, the rain beginning to move in later on this morning. and throughout the middle of the day, the cold looking at wes ra showers. it ends by about 3:0teoot a slie of a shower. a quarter of an inch to a third of an inch for the most favored locations. 4500 feet. 8 to 14 inch of snow. and a half a foot to a foot of snow around kirkwood. th

with the health department, able to find appointment for the next few days in concord, richmond, san pablo50 doses, it's our understanding they have the capacity of doing up to 500 doses a day, including some on a walk-in basis. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. friday morning and wall street has started at a new record this morning with the dow over 34,000 for the very first time and it's open and market are moving up. we got strong earnings reports coming out of banks and retail sales, lots of americans spending a lot of money at stores. >>> and the workday is just getting start. some folks are already looking toward the weekend. meteorologist kari hall is here to explain what they can expect when they venture out. >> yes, i think you'll want to make some plans to get outside especially today with the more comfortable weather with some of our inland areas in antioch as well as morgan hill reaching the mid-70s but then the weekend we'll see livermore as well as santa rosa reaching into the mid 80s. next week it does cool off. we won't see the warm temperatures lasting very lon

breezy upper 50s in downtown and south san francisco. 63 to 69 around the san pablo bay. 59 in richmonderkeley. 63 elsewhere along the east bay shore. breezy through the delta. 70 at fairfield and brentwood. our inland neighborhoods, mid to upper 60s. you can see the low clouds to evaporate even faster than yesterday. they break up for little sunshine along the coast. notice the faster northwest wind . that is why it will be cooler today. tonight, cloud cover comes back. breezes relax, we warm up. breezes come back, we lose those. friday, mid-50s while the rest of us it 70. starting saturday, all the way through a dry tuesday. >>> the changing workplace, one of the pillars of building a better bay area. companies not only here but around the world strategizing how they're going to shift gears him surviving the pandemic to thriving over the next decade. we spoke with 16,000 executives across 100 countries to forecast changes in the workplace. the study found 85% of jobs that will exist in the year 2030 do not currently exist today. that means there is a need for training and a change on

. >> at the vaccination san pablo things seemed normal.they had been administering johnson & johnson shots but had enough moderna to cover the people coming in. >> to me i was thinking a shot is a shot. >> only 4% of their vaccines were johnson and johnson and they did not have to cancel any appointments . they are being forced to change their homeless outreach plan. >> unfortunately now we are having to shift to pfizer for the mobile operations. we will continue that pays but it is going to be with a different product just not as easy to work with. >> mayor london breed recently got her dose of the j&j vaccine but she hadn't felt any negative symptoms no, she felt it was worrisome. >> sky 7 was over the oakland coliseum which had transitioned to the shot but they were able to switch to pfizer this morning saying they don't expect any cancellations. >> in santa clara county officials say they are working to make sure the change doesn't disrupt their vaccination goals either. >> we are making sure any dose we gather will be followed up by a

that would be san pablo avenue down here westbound 24 at fish ranch. road traffic collision as slow people down a long 24 up here in bay point, eastbound highway 4 at bailey road and down here in san jose. we have a new one northbound 87 a cutter avenue. so a lot of delays. but some good news. we don't have any delays as you're headed into the city under 10 minutes now back down to get to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge under 14 for your drive. time is across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell commute is at the limit at 7 minutes. checking on things along one. oh, one as you head towards menlo park. 30 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up. diane james, back to you. >> 9. '02, right now in national it is amazing how fast americans have gotten vaccinated. yes, well ahead of schedule. we know the president had set out a goal that within his first 100 days in office. he wanted to make sure the 200 million vaccine shots went out to americans and not only did they make that goal. they actually beat it by week. washington, dc c

a good alternate to get around this would be san pablo avenue also headed into the city.lays for you. you can do that in under 13 minutes. as soon as you hit the may's to that fremont street exit the richmond sandra fell bridge are starting to see a little improvement back down to 7 minutes. we're starting to go up there just a bit about an hour or so ago can look at the san mateo bridge where there is a high wind advisory that's currently in place a little under 14 minutes for you to make that drive and looking at the golden gate bridge will leave you with this 21 minutes as you head into the city will have more on that coming up next. for now. daryn, back to you. >> 8.49 right now and it only took a few minutes for single-day passes for outside lands to sell out. organizers are working on safety guidelines right now. kurtz is unclear whether they're going to have people show proof of vaccination to get in a local infectious disease expert says that events with big crowds still require a lot of precautions. >> areas very but of course, smith, you know, events like outsid

unfortunately, we have a fatality along san pablo dam road in may. roll out in richmond. that's not causing any delays. we'relkeeping a close eye on that. also still have that traffic collision that is blocking byron highway shut down between burns road and mountain house row because of power lines in the road. this is a picture from earlier that morning. we'll have more on that coming up. for now, darya and james, back to you. >> thank you. renay 52 is the time of the east bay enforcement of rules and regulations are returning to lake merritt this weekend. oakland city officials will be cracking down on unauthorized food and alcohol and cannabis sales as well as traffic control. and in this video see why huge crowds. they started showing up at lake merritt back in 2019 in response to bbq. becky member that incident at that moment that went viral on social media when a woman called oakland police on a black family that was setting up a barbecue grill in an unpermitted location. well, 2 years later, the situation has become unbearable by some accounts opened residents comp

the woman lost her home in san pablo last week in an early morning fire.f her cats was badly burned. another cat died in that fire, and a third cat is still missing. ostrov is now living in a motel while her surviving cat is being treated for injuries. tonight. we're hearing from a sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's department who helped a suicidal man at oakland international airport, who was threatening to kill himself. ktvu is cristina rendon tells us, the sergeant came up with a very unusual idea to keep the man from taking his life. everyone has a story. i don't know what his story woz, but his life was important to me. inside oakland airport's terminal one baggage claim a man in a mental health crisis was meant by alameda county sheriff's office sergeant jeff hazlitt and a crisis negotiation team and constantly had the knife to his neck. don't entire time the man pacing back and forth was barricaded behind a carousel, threatening to kill himself. he wanted us to shoot him, but explain to him that i didn't want to shoot him didn't want to hurt

it was just like nonsense like a bad dream, a nightmare that started on maple street near san pablo park on august 18 2016. someone rang the door just before midnight. goodwin didn't recognize who it was, and went out the back door to get a better look. i just heard the three gunshots. goodwin sister, annika patterson heard the gunfire. she waited for officers to arrive and then saw her brother on the ground. ah, life taken too soon. i don't like you boys. i don't pretend to just set the next show trapping up. the big goodwin, known by his initials eiji was an aspiring rapper a proud product of berkeley schools. his mother committed. goodwin says she doesn't want people to make assumptions about him. she says he's not just another number. a gangbanger who lived by the gun die by the gun. that was not alex. us was not what he was about. he was a college kid just four days before he died. good. wouldn't posted this chilling tweet when i die. turn up for me on mabel in front of gram's house, like i would want you to l o l. now this mural in his honor still painted on the wall of his grandmo

it's located between sam cisco and san pablo bays and his rich man's oldest structure now last week, and old power cable installed by the coast guard failed. the light and foghorns are the coast guard's responsibility, but it hasn't committed any money for repairs and could close the lighthouse. this is really an emergency. you know? right now, the light that the coast guard operates is running on batteries, and they only last 72 hours. since 1979. the light station has been operated by a nonprofit group that restored the property and formed a bed and breakfast help for the costs of operation in this year. account trends. use explosives to clear boulders that were blocking highway 50 this morning. 321. rockslide happened near echo summit, closing both directions of the round to south lake tahoe. one driver crashed into the boulder shortly after the slide happened around 5 45 this morning. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. the highway is now under one way. traffic control from slide. park road echo summit while crews continue to clear that slide are still ahead tonight, more fall

laura austra is struggling to cope after an early morning fire destroyed her home last week in san pablo but survived. another cat died in the fire and a third cat is still missing. the woman is legally blind and now living in a motel and a bet is treating one of her cats. but the bills are piling up, austra. it says her animals mean everything to her. no animals don't mean things to people because all that's just a cat. that's the dog, and i hate when they say that because they do have feelings. the vet says the cat is not out of the woods yet, but his prognosis looks good. friends have created a go fund me page. to help cover her bet bills, okay, we got the temperature highs from today it was 69 in fairfield, down about four degrees from yesterday. or maybe 5 72, indiana knocked down a couple of degrees. temperatures generally in these inland spots were down temperatures around the bay and at the coast about the same tomorrow. we warm up a few degrees. we're going to see less wind. you could see the flag blowing here. jack london square, and the wind is blowing pretty significantly and

a low cloud cover such as at the golden gate bridge and right over san pablo bay currently radar, nice and dry. we've definitely got rid of the rain now and it's just on to warmer temperatures around the corner today will be the coolest of the rest of the forecast before that warm up 40's and 50's. for most of our current temps reyna. john, thank you for that. keeping a close eye on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. remember up to almost. >> 40 minutes as you're hpheading out of richmond. now we're back down to 13 minutes. some conditions are certainly improving looking at the bay bridge here as you head to that fremont street exit europe, 13 minutes. they finally to most metering lights off. so traffic is flowing at the limit. it's the same story for the san mateo bridge where we haven't seen any major delays as you're heading across towards the peninsula at 13 minutes for your drive time there looking at conditions down south along one oh, one as well as to 80, not seen any accidents or delays there. we'll have more on that up next. before now darya and james back to you. thanks a lo

the city of san pablo is finally getting their new fire station. it's a new state of the art fire station number 70 and it'll be put into service by the contra costa county fire protection district at a grand opening ceremony on tuesday. station. 70 also has an honorary name. it's called the mat burton and scott desmond memorial fire station. those two firefighters were killed in a house fire 14 years ago. construction on the $13.5 million station began two years ago. so far this year, we have hardly gotten any rain, and now firefighters are preparing for what could be a very dry and dangerous fire season. ktvu is, greg liggins tells us firefighters are worried that virus season could arrive earlier than you. well firefighters throughout california spent much of 2020 extinguishing the more than 4.2 million acres of wild land that was scorched in a record breaking season. now with drought conditions throughout the state, and no significant rainfall being forecasts, firefighters have been forced to begin preparations early for the coming fire season.

the discovery comes as new details emerge about the victims 31 year old james lankford of san pablo was found dead at south second street and ohio avenue. according to authorities. he was a former professional football player in europe. police say it appears he had just parked his car to go to a gym when two men got out of a silver infiniti and began shooting at him. the black charger was also at the scene about 20 minutes later, what is believed to be that same charger was spotted at the second shooting scene on pullman avenue. where 21 year old tyree wilson was shot and killed. police have not found any information that indicates langford and wilson knew each other. in san jose for the second time in a month. a disabled person has been killed in a hit and run and incredibly, it happened at the same intersection. the crash happened at monterey road and curtner avenue. ktvu is cristina rendon. now with what the city is trying to do to make the intersection safer. monory highway and curtner avenue, a busy intersection in san jose, was quite enough time. issues. it says what? i gotta walk

it was just like nonsense like a bad dream, a nightmare that started on maple street near san pablo parkaugust 18 2016. someone rang the door just before midnight. goodwin didn't recognize who it was, and went out the back door to get a better look. i just heard the three gunshots. goodwin sister, anita patterson heard the gunfire. she waited for officers to arrive and then saw her brother on the ground. ah, life taken too soon. i don't like you boys. i don't pretend to just set the next show trapping up the big goodwin, known by his initials eiji was an aspiring rapper a proud product of birth. the schools. his mother committed. goodwin says she doesn't want people to make assumptions about him. she says he's not just another number. a gangbanger who lived by the gun die by the gun that was not alex us was was not what he was about. he was a college kid. just four days before he died. good. wouldn't posted this chilling tweet when i die. turn up for me on mabel in front of gram's house, like i would want you to l o l. now this mural in his honor still painted on the wall of his grandmot

light showers hanging around a round of otto just north of sandra fell and on over just north of san pablo bay a little bit further eastward out towards the napa and the town of sonoma itself. fairfield dry. if you are an american canyon, though. you're likely actively looking at just a couple of sprinkles falling right now. now it certainly is a cool and cloudy morning now at the coastline. we will see increasingly clear conditions come the afternoon. a brisk coastal wind takes us through the day though. so you want to keep the jacket on hand at the coast inland areas increasingly sunny skies and highs in the 60's engine might be able to get away without the jacket for a few minutes. but overall today is just going to come along with the cooler feel let much of last week did reyna john, thank you for that slowdown that we had at the bay bridge about 30 minutes or so. >> that's all gone. so if you're heading out right now, 13 minutes to that fremont street exit a high wind advisory in place for the bay bridge. benicia bridge and annie on bridge. the san mateo bridge built 13 minutes as wel

some of that could spell across the san pablo bay peer we will keep an eye on it. reasonable keep the coast in the mid to upper 50s, low to mid 60s around the bait, a little bit milder yesterday. warm we can weather on the way in your accuweather seven-day forecast. i will see you in a little bit, here is kumasi. >>> thank you, mike. we are one week away from the state opening vaccine eligibility to ages 16 and up. this morning, there is no major concerns about how to get the shots to underserved communities. this morning abc7 news reporter live in alameda county with what will be changing there, good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. we could start seeing some teenagers hanging out at vaccine sites like this one here at golden gate field alameda county is going to jump ahead of the state, going to open up eligibility starting today for everyone over the age of 16, there is a catch though. they have to live in certain zip codes. sully county has selected 12 the codes. this is alameda county. those are the zip codes the county has identified as being hard

it was just like nonsense like a bad dream, a nightmare that started on maple street near san pablo parkmeone rang the door just before midnight. goodwin didn't recognize who it was, and went out the back door to get a better look. i just heard the three gunshots. goodwin sister, anita patterson heard the gunfire. she waited for officers to arrive and then saw her brother on the ground. life taken too soon. i don't like you boys. i don't pretend to just set the next show trapping of the venue. goodwin, known by his initials eggy was an aspiring rapper, a proud product of birth. the schools. his mother committed. goodwin says she doesn't want people to make assumptions about him. she says he's not just another number. a gangbanger who lived by the gun die by the gun. that was not alex. us was not what he was about. he was a college kid. just four days before he died. good wouldn't posted this chilling tweet when i die. turn up for me on mabel in front of gram's house, like i would want you to l o l. now this mural in his honor still painted on the wall of his grandmother's house. his fami

the city of san pablo is getting a new fire station to replace one damaged in the loma prieta earthquake. the new state of the art fire station, 70. we put into service by the contra costa county fire protection district. there's a grand opening ceremony tomorrow. nation. 70 also has an honorary name. the mat burton and scott desmond memorial fire station. there's two firefighters were killed in a house fire 14 years ago. a growing number of americans are booking flights again as more vaccines do become available numbers released from t s a show nearly three million people pass through us airport security checkpoints on saturday and sunday. that is a big jump from the figure just a year ago during the early days of the pandemic, but it's still far. below the pre pandemic levels. ah four month runway improvement project set to get underway at san francisco international later this month and could cause some delays this coming summer. the project was originally scheduled for next year but has been moved up to take advantage of reduced flight schedules runway to wait the longest runway ther