san ramon had a good downpour with an inch of rain there and san francisco less than a tenth of an inch of rain and we barely measured anything in san jose. it was .05 of an inch. that's what a lot of us in the valleys got including dublin. so as we take a look at what's going on right now, it is drying out. the sun is back. temperatures nice and cool behind that very strong late season cold front that moves through. so today you're stepping out and you're like it's okay, it's winter, and we're only going to reach into the low 60s for today. let's go around the bay and take a look at san francisco where the sun is shining. we're heading up to 62 degrees and 64 will be the high in brentwood and in santa rosa we'll have a high of about 62 degrees, but once known in the north bay is where we're watching out for a chance of more showers, especially this afternoon. we were hoping to see some rain moving in here to help us get caught up in our rainfall deficits. we were talking about the drought earlier in the show and now we are heading in between our wet month to the dry months, and we near

berkeley hills had 0.4 of an inch of rain, san ramon about a quarter inch of rain and about 0.1 of an jose. it was just a few sprinkles in the south bay as well as some of our inland valleys, and now as we start out this week, there's still a slight chance we could see some pop-up showers in our north bay mountains, going through the rest of the week, that high pressure continues to build, and that's going to dry it out and warm it up. we're going to have a pretty significant warmup here, heading towards wednesday and thursday, but this weekend it will cool off, and now looking at our rainfall deficits, it's still running very big. we knew that the rain wasn't going to really put a dent in our drought, and it's not helping out with our rainfall deficits either. we're running over eight inches for san jose, up to 21 inches to catch up to normal in santa rosa. it's time to start thinking about conserving, if you're not doing so already. we have some really dry weather in our forecast, and what little rain we did get is going to be dried out and out of here by the middle of the week. loo

almost to the san ramone valley. we are searching out the clouds in walnut creek. partly cloudy conditions. it's 53 in oakland. 51 in san jose and speaking of san jose here is mount tam. you can see the clouds from the north bay. upper 40's. 54 concord and finally from our east bay hills camera, i will have a look at the gray skies. it'll be partly cloudy. temperatures cooling off. below average from the city cit the coast. around average bay side. you head inland it's pleasant. in pleasant on in the upper 60's as well as livermore. we will talk particulars for the easter and beyond in the next few minutes. >> all right. >>> the governor said to change california is reopening. >> next week we will make a significant announcement about the whole tier strategy on tuesday. we are likely to make that announcement, updating the whole approach to tiering on the basis of our expectation that many vaccine supplies will come to the state. >> the governor said he would like to make the announcement on monday or tuesday as he said but is he first just going to talk with local

. >>> in contra costa county a drive-through vaccine events continues today in san ramon. the county also has walk up vaccine sites in antioch and richmond through the weekend. >>> with vaccination rates climbing, many people are wondering if it is still necessary to wear masks outside. >> metadata santa clara county public health officers read in crowds, you should err on the side of caution but the risk of after transmission is going down every day. >> if you're outside and there is someone around that is not wearing a mask, you are probably at very low ri. our vaccination rates are going up and our covid rates are going down. >> what can you safely do? check the list in our resource guide. that is at kpix.com/ vaccine. >>> caitlin jenner has jumped into the race to replace governor gavin newsom in a potential recall election. political experts that we spoke to said she faces an important first test. devin fehely has more. >> reporter: how will voters view caitlin jenner as a serious candidate and contender, or as an unserious celebrity distraction? many politicians and

"today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live from san ramon. know appointments are available there. >> reporter: that's correct looking onsign. for example the diablo valley vaccination site behind me in san ramon but online i could find some in san pablo, richmond, 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 count

regional medical center in san ramon decline has been going on for say that 10 years or so. but that this significant decrease within the last year was not measurable. so if you look at the previous date, i was not as huge as this last year when the pandemic clear example was december 2020 there was at least 10% fewer births than the previous december. the uncertainty of the economy as things were shutting down employment instability shelter-in-place orders and an overall lack of security. all weighed heavy on the minds of his patients who are considering additions to the family last year and from my perspective as a physician, i can tell you a lot of my patients are >> requesting an desiring of delay and their pregnancies and using more long-term contraception. >> additional factors for example, a lot fertility procedures for counting those elective procedures. so they were canceled march. april may guthrie schedule pushed back and that's a major contribution to the birth rates and our nation that added more reason to crease and the birth rates. >> but as the economy begins

regional medical center in san ramon have been going on for, say that 10 years or so. but that this significant decrease within the last year was not actual. so if you look at the previous date, i was not as huge as this last year when the pandemic clear example was december 2020, there was at least 10% fewer births than the previous december. the uncertainty of the economy as things were shutting down employment its stability shelter-in-place orders and an overall lack of security. all weighed heavy on the minds of his patients who are considering additions to the family last year and from my perspective as a physician, i can tell you a lot of my patients are >> requesting an desiring, a delay and their pregnancies and using more long-term contraception. >> additional factors for example, a lot of fertility procedures for counting those elective procedures. so they were canceled march. april may guthrie schedule pushback. and that's a major contribution to the birth rates and our nation that added more reason to crease and the rates. >> but as the economy begins to re

is bg weigh in here at san ramon regional medical center in san ramon have been going on for, say that 10 years or so. but that this significant decrease within the last year was not measurable. so if you look at the previous date, i was not as huge as this last year when the pandemic we clear example was december 2020, there was at least 10% fewer births than the previous december. >> the uncertainty of the economy as things were shutting down employment its stability shelter-in-place orders and an overall lack of security. all weighed heavy on the minds of his patients who are considering additions to the family last year and from my perspective as a physician, i can tell you a lot of my patients are requesting an desiring, a delay and their pregnancies and using more long-term contraception. >> additional factors for example, a lot of fertility procedures for counting those elective procedures. so they were canceled march. april may guthrie schedule pushed back and that's a major contribution to the birth rates and our nation that added more reason to crease and the birth rates. >>

keep going to the san ramon valley. as we head to noon, more sunshine.eratures will remain because of the breeze. it will still be out there. low 60s for the rest of us. 65 to 66 in the inland area. let's take a look at what is going on with the commute as we look at 880 near the colosseum. we've got a small craft advisory. a small craft advisory is for the afternoon hours and it will be those north south bridges that will be dealing with gusty crosswinds once again. the uv index will be high to very high so protect yourself in both of those things. we will talk more about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> just on that note, we have a new crash in one of our foggy spots in san rafael. this will be on northbound 101. at least one lane is blocked not cleared on any injuries or anything like that but as we expand the map, you can see this foggy commute will impact anyone traveling along 101 novato, san rafael. also in vallejo on 80 and 29 through american canyon going up even further here on 101 through santa rosa. it does taper off once you get to the go

berkeley hills had 0.4 of an inch of rain and in san ramon, quarter inch of rain there, san franciscof an inch and a few sprinkles in san jose as well as parts of the tri-valley. a lot of our valleys didn't get much rain. as we take a look back at the drought monitor, just a couple weeks ago, the drought and where we see the bright red showing the extreme drought was just in parts of the north bay, but then we got the update on thursday, showing that the drought is now expanding and much more of the north bay in the extreme category and also including parts of contra costa county, and the reason why we're seeing more of those drought restrictions, definitely being top of mind and part of the conversation as we are also seeing the severe drought expand for the rest of the bay area. and now we're in those months where we don't get a lot of rain here, and heading into april as well as may our chances of actually getting more rain continues to dwindle, as we approach some of our drier months during the summer, and we are already seeing those reservoir levels very low because we didn't get

that wil lead to milder conditions today with our inland and clear coastline. 46 in nevada, 50 in san ramonwell as fremont and san jose. as we get through the midmorning hours, just a few degrees, but by 2:00 we are partly cloudy with low 60s in san ramon valley. 57 in san jose, 68 in concord and it remains in the 50s downtown and warming up in the north bay today. breezy winds will be with us again today, overall, temperatures a little cooler than average today. we will talk about the rain arriving over the weekend coming up. >>> in a couple of hours, a cdc advisory panel is set to weigh in on the johnson & johnson vaccine that has been on hold since last week after six women developed rare blood clots after getting the shot. one woman died. the cdc says it is investigating a handful of new cases. the panel of experts will decide whether people should keep using the single- dose covid vaccine. this morning on gma, george stephanopoulos talks to francis collins about the vaccines and the risks. >> i think it is important to point out that this is a treatable condition if you recognize it ri

there is a drive-thru clinic in san ramon kron four's, camila barco standing by with the story. good morning. commute. >> and good morning, daryn. james, as you can see behind me, san ramon the alley firefighters are ready to give these back seen. several cars have either way inside this parking garage because this is where they will receive their first dose. and this is how it will all work out. cars will be able to enter and exit the south driveway of the parking garage. it's on the corner of the bishop drive and camino remote drivers will be led to the second floor check in san ramon valley fire fighters will be the ones to administer administer your shot. you'll have to wait 15 to 30 minutes in your car afterwards to make sure you're feeling ok, today's patients will be scheduled for their second dose on may 22nd or 27 after you receive your first one. but before you come in today, you need to make an appointment. this clinic is specifically for people who have not received a covid shot at all. and it's available for anyone 18 or older living in contra. costa county. now, i

elizabeth correa taught first grade and her mother worked in san ramon.estigators say their suv plunged over the overlook at a parking lot near the bodega trail head saturday. witnesses told the chp it did not appear the car was speeding or driving unsafely. the chp is looking for any evidence that may indicate the vehicle malfunctioned. >>> tonight supervisors in sonoma county plan to host a virtual meeting to discuss becoming carbon neutral by 2030. by that time, the goal is to have the county achieve net zero carbon dioxide admissions. tonight's town hall gets under way at 5:00 p.m. >>> the warrior, are hoping a new teammate will make their home safe are for fans. the team is announcing a new partnership with clorox. the oakland based company will offer cleaning crews, products needed to deep clean the arena on a daily basis, this is video they showed us of what that process will look like, a lot of scrubbing. the state will allow chase to reopen at 35% capacity for people testing negative, or showing proof they've been vaccinated. san francisco may im

reporting live here in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you. >>> news and some late night developments, this is from the embattled san francisco school board. for one, as expected, it unanimously reversed its controversial decision to rename 44 school board members say that were linked to racism and oppression. the decision sparked outrage and eventually even a lawsuit. the board voted on a finalized plan to reopening schools, the plan commits to all campuses five days a week beginning when schools resume in august. >>> not everyone is following the return to school option according to a new white house survey. 46% of public schools offer five-day per-week in-person instruction to students in february. however, only about one-third of the students were learning in the classroom full time. president biden promised to have most of the nation's elementary schools reopen during his first 100 days in office. >>> 6:34. a new program may be just what's needed to help north bay renters struggling to make it in the bay. sonoma county will provide loans to cover

"today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us from san ramon, and bob, i know the end of the entire colored tier system is now in sight for us. >> reporter: correct. if certain metrics are met governor gavin newsom says june 15th the entire state can reopen, the colored tier system would go away. in the meantime contra costa county we're on that, napa and sonoma, they have all just moved into the orange tier which means that gyms for example like the 24-hour fitness behind me in san ramon can up their capacity to 25% capacity indoors, you can see our tv screen, not only gyms but bowling alleys and winery tasting rooms, 25% capacity indoors. restaurants, movie theaters, churches, 50% capacity. bars can reopens as long as they remain outdoor only. offices indoor with modifications. we spoke to the owner of oakland's grand lake theater, which has been shut down since the start of the pandemic. even though he is now allowed to reopen at 50% capacity, he's holding off. >> i do not want to reopen until i know that all of my staff members have the ability to get vaccinated and most of my c

there are more than 1000 appointments available at the san ramon site. and i keep checking the website to see when is the earliest slot open and it is still 09:45am. but this time there are 3 spots left at that time. however, there are still dozens of other appointments later throughout the day. and this is all happening at the parking garage behind at 26 41 camino ramon. it is right across from the city center in town. and this is how it it will work. cars will enter and exit at the south driveway of the parking garage. they are checked in and we'll head to the second floor. that's where they'll get the vaccine and we for 15 to 30 minutes to make sure they're feeling okay. afterwards. you'll be able to make your appointment for your second shot before you leave. and this clinic is specifically for people who have not received their first dos. you also want to make sure you are available later next month because today's patients will be scheduled for their second dose on may 26 or the 27th san ramon valley fire fighters are running this clinic and they'l

"today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san ramon. i know appointments are available there. >> reporter: there are, now i couldn't find any appointments available for the diablo valley vaccination site behind me in san ramon but online i could find some in san pablo, richmond, concord and antioch. yesterday the antioch community center began opening up for shots. that site administered 150 doses yesterday and apparently there's a lot more doses to go around from that location. 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: again it's at the antioch community center. san mateo county, however, hasn't been so lucky. county supervisor dave

there are more than 1000 appointments available at the san ramon site. and i just checked and the state still the early a slot available is at 9.45 this morning. and 4 spots are left. it is happening at this parking garage behind me at 2641 camino ramon. it is right across from the city center in town. but people for people to come here. they will need to book an appointment it's available for anyone 18 or older living in contra. costa county, san ramon valley. firefighters will be the ones administering the doses. this clinic is specifically for people who have not received a covid shot at all. you'll also want to make sure you are available later next month because today's patients will be scheduled for their second dose on may 26 or the 27th and you can schedule your appointment on the city's website by clicking the covid-19 tab and search for the vaccine information. and according to the state's website, more than 960,000 people have received a vaccination here in contra, costa county. and again, 2 days that scene event starts at 09:00am and runs til

we're near 70 still in concord this hour, 75 in brentwood, still 60 in san ramon.ing back in along the coast, that see breeze knocking us down to the 40s along the coast. we're at 52 in the city, 55 current temperature in san jose. the skyline of san francisco tonight, a live look showing you pretty calm conditions from this view as we look towards the east. your pollen and uv index, tree pollen is still running high. your main problems are oak, cedar, sycamore and juniper. your uv index is, too, is very high. without sunscreen your skin can burn in less than 15 minutes thanks to the high sun angle. tonight we're tracking the fog moving back in from the coast spilling in and around the bay where we have the fog we're dropping quickly into the 40s. away from that marine layer influence we'll hold in the 50s. so for some cities like concord, antioch, fairfield it's a pretty mild overnight period. future weather shows 7 a.m. tomorrow morning the fog over the city stretching over to oakland, parts of hayward, even in part of the inland east bay, but it pulls back to th

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thgame this inland, mid-60s san ramon and pleasanton. head out to discovery bay and brentwood and just shy of 70. the seven-day forecast, cool with the gray sky along the coast. low 60s bayside. upper 60s inland. getting sunnier through the midmorning hours tomorrow. we will set the stage for a warmer midweek, just slightly. mid-60s. low 70s inland. by the end of the week, very little change. we are stuck in the sweater pattern for the next seven days. this morning starting out kind of miles. then brighter throughout the day. taking charge of your finances. some people have gotten productive during the pandemic finding ways to dig out how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces... just whisk it in... ...brush it on ...sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. what're we talkin about... that's the hefty ultra strong bag hefty! hefty! hefty!

along the east bay short a touch of haze. 65 in oakland, 67 san ramon, the san are momentum valley upperybody else in the low to mid-70s. there is not much fog this morning at all. for the most part it will be mostly sunny at the coast. clouds will come back tonight and there will be more fog. so, visibility could be an issue during tomorrow morning's commute. mid-30s to mid-40s. warmer tomorrow by 2 to 4 degrees as today's on shore breeze pulls off the accelerate a little bit. sunday we are looking at a 25- degree spread from mid-60s at the coast to a record high 90s inland. it will be more comfortable next week. enjoy the weekend warmth. >> thank you, mike. >>> this morning the u.s. laborr department released the latest jobless report. >> 576,000 new claims were filed last week, a new pandemic low. that is a decrease of 168,000 from revised numbers from the prior week. economists forecasted 700,000. there are just over 3.7 million continuing claims. that is about 4,000 more than revised figures from the previous week. we will see how wall street reacts to all this when the markets open

informó que han abierto más de 6000 lugares uno de los lugares de vacunación masiva de la ciudad en san ramóncunación los bomberos instalaron una clínica dentro de sus coches el sitio estuvo operativo hasta las 5:00 de la tarde y todas las personas que ya recibieron su dosis fueron programadas para recibir la segunda dosis de mayo. ya pasó más de una semana desde que se suspendió la vacuna johnson johnson hoy anuncian que se recomienda volver a utilizarla por parte de fda y cdc, centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades >>hay luz verde para reanudar el uso de la vacuna de johnson & johnson en estados unidos con 10 votos a favor y cuatro en contra del comité asesor recomendó seguir usándola en mayores de 18 años argumentando que hay más beneficios que riesgos. esto previene 2000 muertes de coronavirus el beneficio versus el riesgo es muy bajo el especialista en enfermedades infecciosas de con buenos ojos la decisión tomada así también indican los líderes locales que consideran la vacuna una esperanza para avanzar en la vacunación en el estado estos cambios llegan después de que l

i mentioned a moment ago it is 90 in san ramon. the color pattern begins tomorrow and it will get even cooler over the weekend. we will have an average range of temperatures and it will be dry for easter weekend as well. here is the forecast animation going into the late night and overnight hours. this will push out locally over the bay overnight. morning commuters may be greeted with a little bit of fog in the early commuting hours. by midday tomorrow we will see the fog thinning out. it will be a bright mainly sunny day except for some lingering patches of been fog of the cosine. on we go to overnight lows with temperatures mainly in the mid- 40s in the inland valley than mid to upper upper upper upper upper 40s along the bay shoreline and mid-40s along the coast. not much of a cooldown during the overnight hours but we will have cooler weather than we have had for the last couple of days. has will range from low 60s to mainly low 70s near the bay shoreline about 80-81 degrees in the warmest inland areas. seeping ahead to monday

around san ramon, pleasanton and livermore upper 60s, low to mid-70s for the rest of the east bay. look at the counterclockwise curl in the green, the area of low pressure that is possibly directing a thunderstorm or two into the north bay this afternoon and early evening. it is gone by tonight. you can see the clouds hangi around, mid to upper 40s. look at this, light to moderate rain for several hours sunday. that would be so nice. right now it is a 1 on the storm impact scale. until then the breezes are tapered and about the same through friday. all eyes on sunday. kumasi, reggie? >> thank you. >>> how many coffee breaks do you take on an average workday? well, one coffee company wants to pay you to take chameleon company will give you $3,000 if you take part in the study. they found fewer americans are working longer during the pandemic. submit your email on the home page and the winners will be picked in a random drawing in june. >> okay. >>> new at 6:00, the big cat crackdown that could be coming one year after the release of the netflix docuseries tiger king, and the investi

is bg weigh in here at san ramon regional medical center in san ramon have been going on for, say that 10 years or so. but that this significant decrease within the last year was not actual. so if you look at the previous date, i was not as huge as this last year when the pandemic you clear example was december 2020, there was at least 10% fewer births than the previous december. >> the uncertainty of the economy as things were shutting down employment its stability shelter-in-place orders and an overall lack of security. all weighed heavy on the minds of his patients who are considering additions to the family last year and from my perspective as a physician, i can tell you a lot of my patients are requesting an desiring, a delay and their pregnancies and using more long-term contraception. >> additional factors for example, a lot of fertility procedures for counting those elective procedures. so they were canceled march. april may guthrie schedule pushed back and that's a major contribution to the birth rates and our nation that added more reason to crease and the rates. >> but as th

. >>> let's talk about what is going on in san ramon. it is 47. a lot of low to mid-50s throughout the tri-valley and 60s around antioch, 46 in lafayette. it is different than yesterday because of the cloud cover. all of us are mostly cloudy this morning. low to mid-40s in the north bay. 48 to 53 around the bay, 51 in san jose, pacifica and san francisco right now. you can see from tam it is not a solid deck of clouds but it will increase throughout the morning. temperatures will stay in the 50s at the coast, 65 to 74 at noon with slower sunshine today. 69 to 77, so that is closer to average for the bay and inland neighborhood, then low 60s by 7:00. you will need the code if you are heading out this evening because it will be breezy. a west wind at 10 at the golden gate bridge, but notice the clouds are higher up this morning. they are not sitting at the deck, that is why i am expecting more of a fog-free morning commute. watch out if you are out playing. cooler and breezy this afternoon. a small craft advisory on the bay from 3:00 to 9:00. west w

. >>> i'm bob redell in san ramon.ll decide build custom whether customers have to conserve water for the rest of the year. current water supply is not enough to meet demand. you're well aware we have not received enough rain. this would impact 1.4 million customers who live in parts of alameda and contra costa county, including san ramon where i'm at right now. >>> time to get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that. kari, what's on tap? >> we have just one more chance of rain for the north bay, especially over the mountains later on this afternoon. the rest of the bay area will have another dry day, but cool temperatures with highs only in the low 60s. we will start to warm up over the next few days and check out thursday, reaching 84 degrees, that's going to be a taste of summer, before we head back to some more spring-like weather for the weekend, as that sunshine continues for the rest of the week. marcus? >> thanks, kari. >>> we're going to have another local news update com

i will use san ramon as an example and that is the biggest total and up-to-date right now and 1607 inchhe nature of the rain we have been getting end fairly light. it comes in pockets and mill valley got 3/10 of an inch of rain and sausalito for tents. it was localized there. but everybody else is right around 1/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco so far 1307 inch of rain. that is where the rainfall totals it now. let's show you what is coming up next. we can say goodbye to the majority of the rain here and let's get the high definition doppler on the screen. the focus was down on the tri- valley and we can see the sweeps going around there and watch what happens as we come in for a close-up look where the rain is now going across 580 right at the intersection of 580 and 84 to the heart of livermore. and that is because we have a stationary band of rain sitting right there over you guys and if that is where it is right now, let's go back to the future cast and play this forward and we will show you what happens. it does pick up beautifully where the showers are and then as we go thro

regional medical center in san ramon have be n going on for, say that 10 years or so. but now that this significant decrease within the last year was not measurable. so if you look at the previous date, i was not as huge as this last year when the pandemic we clear example was december 2020, there was at least 10% fewer births than the previous december. the uncertainty of the economy as things were shutting down employment its stability shelter-in-place orders and an overall lack of security. all weighed heavy on the minds of his patients who are considering additions to the family last year and from my perspective as a physician, i can tell you a lot of my patients are >> requesting an desiring, a delay and their pregnancies and using more long-term contraception. >> additional factors for example, a lot of fertility procedures for counting those elective procedures. so they were canceled march. april may guthrie schedule pushed back and that's a major contribution to the birth rates and our nation that added more reason to crease and the birth rates. >> but as the e

teixeira.dshe was a custodian at montevideo elementary school in san ramon her daughter elizabeth correa was a first grade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton kron four's. michelle kingston has more on this tragic story. >> when when you're an elementary school student your teachers, your world. a devastating tragedy in the north bay when an suv drove through a parking lot without breaking in plunged off a cliff in bodega bay inside that vehicle. a mother and a daughter who both worked in bay area schools. elizabeth korea worked as a first grade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton, a lover of reading music movies and disney her friends and co-workers. remember her as an incredible teacher. >> she teaches touched the lives of thousands of students and families and. it's definitely heartbreaking that we've lost such an incredible person and. educator and just someone that its dedicated their lives to. making a difference. for students. elizabeth also worked at a school. she was a custodian here at montevideo elementary in san ramon where she was known. >> as missus

they include oakland, berkeley, danville and san ramon. marin county approved cutbacks aweek ago. in the south bay, thatry asked to conserve voluntarily for now. >>> on the ice, yeah, you can bring the baby. and something to bring a smile to a lot of people. fans were allowed inside the shark tank for the first time since the start of the pandemic. like the warriors, giants and a's, the experience is different to say the least. let's bring in nbc bay area's ian cull. they won, it's a good start. >> reporter: absolutely. the final attendance tonight is 520. it's all by design. they have a series of strict protocol. they said it's worth it. it was the night they patiently waited for, a chance to be back watching the sharks in person. the first game with fans in 414 days capped with a win. >> it's good to be back home. i have been a season ticket older. >> awesome. i have been coming here since i was 2 years old. it was groet be back. >> reporter: we s inside. they were at the last game march 8th, 2020, and couldn't wait to step inside. >> it's surreal. it's exciting. >> to be back -

right there around the 580-680 interchange, rain south of san ramon. here's showers near sunnyvale and mountain view. you saw partly cloudy skies san francisco. in the north bay the action continues to move to the south and east. what we'll see, east bay and south bay showers starting to wind down. weakening as they drop south. may see a few showers around the north bay for tomorrow. 30s to start off the morning in the mid valleys. mid-40s in san jose. and tomorrow's highs reaching the 60s around san francisco and san jose. mid-60s for concord. and, again, those north bay showers tomorrow might be it for a while. there you go, chance of midday to early evening showers. the reason why we talk about 30 degrees and warming, 80s for the valleys, the bay likely staying in the 70s. notice the cooling trend on the seven-day forecast. but unlike this weekend, the incoming storms for next weekend likely staying too far to the north. they'll bring some cooling but likely not the rain we're seeing right now. wednesday and thursday in the valleys making a big jump

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hundreds of people will be able to get vaccinated in contra, costa county if you look behind me, san ramon valley fire fighters have begun setting up and it's in a garage because that's where today's event is being held its. >> and 26 of 41. camino ramon and it is going on from 09:00am to 05:00pm and. you want to know a little bit about how this works out so people drivers will be coming in and exiting from the same parking garage. it's from the south driveway of the of the parking garage. it's right across from the city center in town and people you need to book an appointment to get their covid vaccine is available for anyone 18 or older living in costa, contra costa county. once people head up inside the garage. garage they'll be able to go to the second floor and that's where they'll be able to get their vaccine after they get their vaccine, they'll be parked in a parking spot. and then right after the week, 15 to 30 minutes just to make sure that they are okay afterwards. you can head on out and leave. but before you do that, you will be able to get to book your second appointment to

she was a custodian at mount of the elementary school in san ramon her daughter elizabeth korea was arade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton. michelle kingston has more now on this tragic story. >> when when you're an elementary school student your teachers, your world. a devastating tragedy in the north bay when an suv drove through a parking lot without breaking in plunged off a cliff in bodega bay inside that vehicle. a mother and a daughter who both worked in bay area schools. elizabeth korea worked as a first grade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton, a lover of reading music movies and disney her friends and co-workers. remember her as an incredible teacher. >> she choose touched the lives of thousands students and families and. it's definitely heartbreaking that we've lost such an incredible person and. educator and just someone that its dedicated their lives to. making a difference. for students. elizabeth also worked at a school. she was a custodian here at montevideo elementary in san ramon where she was known. >> as missus maria. in a principal. kat

this one was in san ramon, this morning.doctors, melissa mack, , vaccinating hundreds with their first dose of moderna vaccine. first shots were offered for free. doctors say they plan on these clinics continuing for the resin >>> of contra costa county, 16 and older. >>> and if you are looking for vaccine information, you can head to abc7news.com/vaccine. that is where you will find who is eligible for a shot, and a place where you can send questionabc 7 vaccine team. >>> air travel is taking off with a record number of passengers, since yesterday. new guidance released by the cdc suggests people who are fully vaccinated can safely travel, still. the cdc though does not recommend travel at this time, because of a recent rise in cases. and they also suggest unvaccinated people avoid all nonessential travel. >>> not, now to a group asian activists group >> the group marched from medicine park to chinatown, members of the group include black and latino residents, standing in solidarity with the asian community. >> different le

but 68 in san ramon. 69 degrees in livermore. breezy and milder for your thursday. on friday. and then the winds will begin to relax over the weekends allowing us to warm up into the upper 70s to low 80s inland. if you like it cool, the coast is where you want to go because it's going to stay cool there in the mid-50s. possibility of some drizzle coming our way early in the afternoon. >>> thank you so much sandhya. >>> still to come here, a shout out from the oaklan i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and a reminder that you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc 7 bay area news app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. just download it as soon as

some of us got a downpour like san ramon, a quarter inch. not much in san francisco, a tenth of an inch, in san jose a few sprinkles and it was such a disappointment but it was so typical of all we've had this year, so now as we go into some drier weather, where temperatures stay on the cool side today, mostly some low 60s today, so keep that jacket handy. we'll talk about where we could still see some rain in the forecast, that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? probably dry for most. >> kari, yes, it's a pleasant commute. we were worried about perhaps that so folks were waking up ready for in a. you got the update. the update of the bay bridge as we travel westbound, the tail lights section headed toward treasure island around or perhaps in the tunnel there, there may be a disabled vehicle in the middle lane. chp updated there, no problem for the flow here and on the map the speed sensors don't show a problem either. we'll track that and easy drive around the bay as you would expect this time of

san ramon will see temperatures at 52 degrees at 9:00, and then laptops outside as you enjoy more of the time outdoors today, reaching into the mid-60s and of course recommendin90 minutes of exercise each day. so of course we want to get that in. >>> as people head to work this morning, how is it looking, vianey? >> well, westbound 880 is recovering following an earlier crash that was blocking the "a" street on-ramp. we're still seeing some slowing there and i did see a new crash pop up in the palo alto area. i'll check the chp traffic reports of course in a few minutes but quick update on your east bay drive times northbound 808 from marina boulevard to bradd quay nine minutes. westbound estudillo avenue to grand avenue eight minutes and fish ranch road to the bay bridge about eight minutes. another update on the palo alto crash in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:09, a busy day around here. scott mcgrew, the good news today is you don't have to file your taxes this april 15th, which is today. >> which is today, that's right. there's an extension because of the pandem

the mother worked in san ramon. her daughter was a teacher in present. that is where andrea is this evening. >> reporter: elizabeth taught tonight, a former student left flowers and a candle in her memory after eight tragic loss left many in disbelief. >> i did not believe it. i was really shocked. >> reporter: the toyota plunged over the cliff. investigators discovered the body of the 64-year-old and her 41-year-old daughter elizabeth. gabriel castillo knew her as his daughters first grade teacher. her love for anything disney helped create a bond with his daughter. >> she also found a way to connect with her, through disney. >> reporter: tonight they created a memorial for the fourth grade teacher. >> she was really understanding . she had a loving and motherly feel, she was really fun to be around. >> family members did not want to speak on camera, but a close friend says her close girlfriends all wanted to grow old with her, myself included. i'm really happy i told her how much i admired her strength and kindness before she passed. they will be offer

melissa mcnamara turned her san ramon clinic into a vaccination clinic. about 200 people got their first shot, all for free. she didn't do it alone. she was joined by other local doctors and about 20 volunteers. mcnamara got emotional when talking about how the community is making this difficult task a little easier. >> the community has been absolutely outstanding. everyone is so respectful, how they wait in line. they're not kind of difficult with asking too many questions or just, you know, they're trying not to delay the process. they're trying to get the work done, too. so it is not just us, but it is a combination of these two groups of people that have made it a very beautiful experience. >> dr. mcnamara says she plans to hold a clinic every saturday as long as there's enough supply. for more information you can visit covidvaxnow.org. our own chris chmura put together a list of things you can do to track down the appointment and best times to find one. use your phone to scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen there. it will take you straight

. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in san ramon this morning.ron, this is great news for those over 50 who have been shut out so far. >> reporter: yes, you're right, laura and marcus and this past weekend on saturday, i took my 17-year-old daughter here in contra costa county to get her vaccine. you can definitely see the shift in a younger age group getting the vaccine. next week the state has already announced it expects to open eligibility for the covid vaccine to anyone 16 or older who wants it. a lot of people spent easter sunday getting vaccinated. in san francisco, thousands got a dose at moscone center south. people were relieved and grateful to get a dose. >> it's beautiful. it's the best way of spending easter sunday is getting vaccinated. >> we're really happy to get back where you have elderly parents and grandparents that we really love so we just want to make sure everyone's safe. >> reporter: san francisco's moscone center is just one of many spots to get the vaccine in the city. months ago, we saw the elderly and retired lining u

another one i'm tracking here in san ramon southbound 6.80, a crow canyon road. those 2 accidents don't seem to be causing that much of a delay. this one hayward certainly is. you can see that 8, 80 northbound at winton avenue also heading into the city right now. they turn those metering lights on for you. it will take about 14 minutes to make it into the city this morning. also heading across towards the peninsula picking up as well. 14 minutes as you're heading across there were at the limit along the richmond, sandra fell commute under 8 minutes for your drive time. and i'm closely watching one. oh, one as well as seen any major delays there. 28 minutes as you drive towards menlo park still have more on that. but for now, james, back to you. >> thank you, ray. to 6.19 is the time new charges have been filed against an east bay. police officer. his alleged role in the shooting death of an unarmed man. 2 and a half years ago and that same officer recently shot and killed a second person. the contra costa da has charged officer andrew hall with voluntary manslau

regional medical center in san ramon have been going on for, say that 10 years or so.t now that this significant decrease within the last year was not actual. so if you look at the previous date, i was not as huge as this last year when the pandemic we clear example was december 2020, there was at least 10% fewer births than the previous december. the uncertainty of the economy as things were shutting down employment its stability shelter-in-place orders and an overall lack of security. all weighed heavy on the minds of his patients who are considering additions to the family last year and from my perspective as a physician, i can tell you a lot of my patients are >> requesting an desiring, a delay and their pregnancies and using more long-term contraception. >> additional factors for example, a lot of fertility procedures for counting those elective procedures. so they were canceled march. april may guthrie schedule pushed back and that's a major contribution to the birth rates and our nation that added more reason to crease and the birth rates. >> but as the economy

by noontime, low 60s around the bay, 70s around san ramon and danville.e 50s, pacifica, half moon bay. by the afternoon, in the mid- 70s in santa rosa. upper 60s in oakland, and a clear night. we will talk about how much warmer a gets in a few minutes. reggie? >> it's a pretty morning. lisa, thank you. >>> for a limited time only, you can waltz into some vaccination site and you don't need an appointment at all. santa clara county has a bunch of doses and they are just waiting for people to show up. your health as part of our focus of building a better bay area and abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at a site that allows for welcomes in san jose. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi. it is all clear here. remember when we saw long lines, people getting to the site early to try to get a shot. supply and demand is in our favor right now. that means customer service is improving. you can now walk into a site in santa clara county. you don't need an appointment. you can just show up and you can get that shot. they've got 20,000 doses in this county that they want

let's get right to "today in the bay's" bob redell this morning, he's live in san ramon. will contra costa finally escape the yellow tier, bob? >> reporter: that's what we expect. we expect later today, laura and marcus, the state will announce not only contra costa where i'm at but napa and sonoma as well. they will announce they have met the criteria for lower rates of infection, and will be able to move from the current red tier of reopening into the less restrictive orange tier. look at your tv screen, gives you a sense of what this means for the businesses. winery tasting rooms can reopen at 25% capacity. bars can reopen as long as the operations are outdoors only. restaurants, churches, movie theaters they can move up to 50% capacity indoor. gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, 25% capacity, offices can reopen indoor with modifications. solano county would be the only county that is still in the red tier and it is possible solano could take a step not forward but backwards into the purple tier. the county's health director warned us on friday that people needed to

the mother, a custodian in san ramon, and her daughter of first grade teacher in pleasanton.e mourning the loss of maria take sarah and her daughter, elizabeth korea, both work in schools in the east based tri valley area. mother and daughter died when the toyota rav four went over 100 ft cliff and crashed into the rocks below in bodega bay, fact that two lives were lost in this tragedy. it is. is especially are, the chp said. the mother drove through the parking lot of an area known as west bodega head without slowing or stopping the raft for hit along barrier and then plunge over the cliff. it landed upside down, authorities say the circumstances of the crash are under investigation. witnesses said texeira did not appear to be speeding or driving on safely before the crash. take sarah was lead custodian at montevideo elementary in san ramon korea was under 16th year of teaching and light. it's an elementary school in pleasanton, where she grew up. it's a heartbreaking loss for pleasant and especially for the light x in community. elizabeth touched the lives of countless cou

san ramon hit 90s. concord and livermore. 84.we get the official highs today we will know if we hit any records. we came close. fog developing in the coast and bay. cooler pattern tomorrow and average temperatures and dry conditions will prevail through easter weekend that is good news. let's travel out to the coliseum and oakland where the a's open the season against the astros. game time 7:07. and it will be sunny skies, about 73 degrees as the game kicks off. great baseball weather. here is the forecast for overnight. notice how the fog surges to the coastline and across the bay. early tomorrow morning commuters may face some spots of fog. but it will be sunny day once the sun is out and some of the fog burns back to the coastline. it will linger at the coast. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. milder in some further inland spots like antioch that will have a low of 52 degrees. tomorrow, look for highs ranging from 62 at half-moon bay to 72 at oakland and 75 in fremont. inland east bay no upper 80s. 81 in the warmest spot