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the ama takes his work very seriously. last fall the ama explicitly recognized racism as a public health threat and pledge to mitigate by supporting antiracism policies, research and prevention. fourth, we must improve public health domestically and global globally. we do that by protecting the patient physician relationship from outside influence at all costs and this means influence from government overreach and strict political ideologies that can erode trust and stifle open and free conversations between patient and doctor. we do it by prioritizing physician health and well-being and working to remove administrative burden to slow our ability to respond to a health emergency and we do it by revitalizing our gutted public health infrastructure and decades of this investment of neglect have left us unable to effectively handle a widespread health crisis like covid-19. in the last 13 years we lost 40000 jobs to state and local and public health agencies with the local health department workforce shrinking about a quarter.

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc news reporter elizabeth schulze is at the capitol to take us through this historic inauguration. >> reporter: it is the moment he has waited for his entire political career. joe biden sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. and delivering a speech pledging to unite a divided country reeling from health, political and economic crises. >> to overcome these challenges, to restore the soul and secure the future of america requires so much more than words. it requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy, unity. unity. >> reporter: it was a ceremony of firsts. kamala harris making history, becoming the first woman, black american and person of south asian descent to be vice president. and in a capitol building still scarred by the mob of pro-trump rioters, a special honor given to officer eugene goodman who physically stood up for democracy. >> at this hour, my friends, democracy has prevailed. >> reporter: the new president then laid a wreath at arlington nationa

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, larry beil, >>> back now with new details about joe biden's inauguration day, there won't be any fancy balls due to covid, but there will be a prime time tv special highlighting american heroes over the past year. it will be hosted by tom hanks and will include john bon jovi, justin timberlake and others. it will air on abc and other networks. >> we

>> reporter: hi, ama. that's right. many of our california lawmakers spoke out today on the house floor during this vote. nearly all of them stayed within their party lanes, except tore one of them, a congressman from the central valley. he broke away from the republican party and voted yes to impeach president trump. >> without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> reporter: at exactly 1:36 this afternoon history was made. president donald trump impeached for a second time. as expected, every democratic representative from california voted yes. one by one on the house floor they laid out their arguments. >> i'm the only member of congress who's been involved in all three of the last presidential impaechts. those were long proceedings. today we don't need a long investigation to know the president incited right-wing terrorists to attack the congress to try to overturn constitutional government. >> this heinous act of domestic terrorism demands that congress act to remove this president. >> capito

." >> thanks, dan and ama. join me from my breakfast nook again. >> you use like a real dropper and rub it in your hands and rub it all in. >> hold on, let me try it myself. oh, my god, it's incredi next, a big real estate investment from google. it just unveiled plans to create a >>> silicon valley, of course is known for innovation. and tonight employees from one of its bedrock companies are behind another first. workers at google are forming a union, something that's never been done at a major tech company. we look at how this could shake up the valley. >> reporter: the attempts have succeeded, this is a first. >> it has to be appreciated. >> reporter: the ceo of the medical data analytics firm and part of governor newsom's task force. while most are focussed on salary, alphabet will focus on equity and ethics. >> it's incredible that folks are coming together because they want to uphold the values, a company's values. >> reporter: google writes, we've always worked hard to create a supportive and rewarding

ama? >> all right, dan, thank you so much for your reporting. >>> president biden signed a record number of executive actions today. many reversed policies from the trump administration. they include overturning a policy that aimed to ban transgender troops from service. in his first news conference as president he also discussed the pandemic. while his health officials declined to make a prediction, president biden gave a date on when every american who wants a vaccine can get one. >> i think we'll be able to do that this spring. but it's going to be a logistical challenge that exceeds anything we've ever tried. >> the president also signed a buy american executive order. it will also close loopholes in federal purchasing, forcing the federal government to buy more goods produced in the u.s. >>> the executive order is part of a still-evolving plan to revitalize the pandemic-ravaged economy. the recovering economy is central to building a better bay area. abc 7 news reporter david louie ge

. >> and i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel for what's happening right now. sandhya. >> yeah, ama and dan, the storm leaving behind a path of destruction. and as you take a look at live doppler 7 not done yet. the focus has been since this morning right around the big sur area, the central coast, you will notice some heavier rain right around morgan hill, gil gilroy. as we take you back in time the last few hours, this is why the biggest concern has been focused here where this atmospheric river has stalled out and slowly started shifting toward the bay area. flash flood warning until 6:30 for the czu lightning burn area. flash flooding already happening. debris flows are possible. flash flood watch for the other burn scar areas. risk of mudslides is there until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. we have a flood advisory because the rainfall rates have been so intense. until 7:15 you can see the area shaded in green. potential for runoff. obviously turn around don't drown. as you look

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>> yeah, that's right, dan and ama. it is making its final push and it is still dropping some rain as you look here on live doppler 7. some moderate pockets of showers around cupertino, los gatos, stevens creek boulevard, page mill road as we head into menlo park, campus drive, palo alto, street-level radar showing you where it's raining right now in the inland east bay around blackhawk, san ramon, danville and we will show you what's happening now. it's finally shifting on the move into southern california. we definitely needed the rain. no doubt about it. ng proems obously. overnight light to moderate showers. slippery roads. areas of low visibility as you take a look. those showers will be pretty much winding down by the time we head into 8:00 a.m. and tonight visibility is lowering to a mile in santa rosa with this. sutro tower showing you the fog over san francisco. i'll be back to let you know when our next storm will arrive and how long that break will last in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thanks a lot. major c

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc news reporter elizabeth schulze is at the capitol to take us through this historic inauguration. >> reporter: it is the moment he has waited for his entire political career. joe biden sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. and delivering a speech pledging to unite a divided country reeling from health, political and economic crises. >> to overcome these challenges, to restore the soul and secure the future of america requires so much more than words. it requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy, unity. unity. >> reporter: it was a ceremony of firsts. kamala harris making history, becoming the first woman, black american and person of south asian descent to be vice president. and in a capitol building still scarred by the mob of pro-trump rioters, a special honor given to officer eugene goodman who physically stood up for democracy. >> at this hour, my friends, democracy has prevailed. >> reporter: the new president then laid a wreath at arlington nationa

dan and ama? >> all right, sapped i can'ndhy you. the santa cruz mountains avoided the worst, but the same can't be said for monterey county. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live in san jose. kris, you went to boulder creek to talk to residents who decided not to evacuate? >> reporter: that's right, uh m ama. boulder creek was pretty wet. evacuation centers in those areas have closed. resources diverted to monterey county where the situation is much worse. take a look. >>> this is the scene in salinas at about 7:00 p.m. flood waters made rivers of roads while heavy equipment kept the mudslides at bay. it was an all day clean-up in monterey county with debris floe throughout the region.sce >> with it have injuries to civilians. they're in our local hospitals being treated. >> reporter: in santa cruz county they felt more relief a feeling they dodged a bullet. a boulder creek resident took this picture, rain gauge just under 4 inches and their home safe. other residents who stayed behind thankful the storm didn't live up to expectatio

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jimmy. >> thanks dan and ama. we have got about 13 hours left. are you feeling like you are going to miss donald trump or are you a little bit lift bit lt >>> now that many people in our communities are getting vaccinated we wanted to address questions about immunity. pfizer and moderna are about 90% effective after two doses. >> after the first dose it is not party like a rock star. >> the doctor says that for most immunity kicks in 7 to 10 days after the second injection and what activities are safe? >> i think you can have people over for dinner two have also been vaccinated. i think you can visit your grandchildren. the children are very unlikely to be transmitters. >> with so much virus circulating right now mask wearing is still critical, even if you are vaccinated. >>> and tonight the nation paused to remember the more than 400,000 american lives lost to covid. hundreds of landmarks across the country were illuminated in amber and gold tonight. >> here in the bay area several cities joined the somber memorial. buildings lit up in san franc

>> ama, same thing there. they say that people are calling those phone lines who just don't qualify to get the vaccine right now. they are imploring people not to tie up those lines so that the people who do qualify can get through and make those appointments. ama? >> thank you so much. a lot of groups are afraid that they will fall through the cracks of vaccine distribution. people with no health care providers, seniors, and those who don't have access to the internet. a great word, which is really challenging for all of us is patience. if you are eligible to get the vaccine and shots are available, there are teams all over the bay area who's job right now is to reach you. >> we will be getting notices out when, or at least word out when vaccines will be available for the age group. >> for those who don't have primary care doctor, pharmacies will be one place to get the shots, but they will not be taking walk-ins. >> contacting that pharmacy and getting placed on a wait list so that way you can be sure that y

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julian. >> reporter: hi, good evening, ama. the bay area muslim woman i spoke to says she has not seen her family in iran for several years. her parents have only seen their grandson once, and now she's hopeful for a reunion. >> today has been an emotional day. it's new day, new -- >> reporter: relief from bay area muslims as president biden rollsab bg bl muslim ban his first day in office. >> you can see president biden preparing to sign -- >> reporter: the executive order signed by president trump in 2017 placed travel bans on predominantly muslim and african countries. the list included iran, yemen, syria, and several others, citing national security concerns. it drew protest, a battle in the supreme court, and divided families. >> i would call it some times it's more anger of why, why -- what was the reason? what were we trying to fix? >> reporter: mina, a campbell base cyber security engineer hopes to be reunited with her 67-year-old mother who has only had the chance to meet her grandson once. the boy was born months befo

jimmy. >> thanks dan and ama. we have got about 13 hours left. are you feeling like you are going to miss donald trump or are you a little bit li bit l >>> n powepleo communities are getting vaccinated we wanted to address questions about immunity. pfizer and moderna are about 90% effective after two doses. >> after the first dose it is not party like a rock star. >> the doctor say immunity kicks in 7 to 10 days after the second injection and what activities are safe? >> i think you can have people over for dinner two have also been vaccinated. i think you can visit your grandchildren. the children are very unlikely to be transmitters. >> with so much virus circulating right now mask wearing is sll critical, even if you are vaccinated. >>> and tonight the nation paused to remember the more than 400,000 american lives lost to covid. hundreds of landmarks across the country were illuminated in amber and gold tonight. >> here in the bay area several cities joined the somber memorial. buildings lit up in san francisco included sales force tower and c

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us here, we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, jim parsons. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ba-da-ba ♪ ba-da-ba ♪ jimmy kimmel live back at home! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. coming to you from my house, again. we will be here for at least the next couple of weeks. which is not great, but not terrible either. at least i'm close to the refrigerator. and here, nobody steals my lunch. we had a big election today in georgia, we have a possible showdown brewing between donald trump and vice poodle mike pence. and we will get to all of that, but first i'll tell you what the big story is in my house. toys. we have a lot of toys. and some of them i've grown to hate. two in particular were gift for ou

let's turn our attention now to the serious storm coming in, ama. a lot of rain and a lot of wind, too. >> yeah. da.t seven-day is looking pretty ah amand dan, this time tomorrow night we will be tracking very ahead rain and intense winds moving through the bay area. tonight we have a different issue to talk about. already into the 30s. santa rosa to napa. livermore and san ramon. already into the upper 30s. tonight we have a freeze warning going into effect at 2:00 a.m. tonight. likely will drop into the upper 20s to lower 30s. it is a cold start to the day. widespread 30s for most of us. first thing in the morning, you will need the heavy coat if you are headed outside. we are watching the level 3 strong storm tomorrow afternoon. 12-hour window we are focusing on from 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 wednesday morning. we are going to pick up 1 to 3 inches of rainfall and the winds will be very strong. future weather, we will start the clock at 10:00 a.m. in the morning. wake up, cold and cloudy and mainly dry. the showers begin pretty light to moderate in natur

>> okay, ama and dan. we'll start with d showing moisture passing through the bay area, but not enough to a high surf idespread rainfall. advisory in effect until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. wave heights are elevated. they could grow quite high. there is still the risk of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. bear in mind. on we go to our forecast animation, starting, well, going through the evening hours and stopping in the early morning hours as we see a little wave of light showers beginning to swing down from mendocino county. by mid morning to midday, we'll see the rain ending, at least some partial clearing going into the afternoon hours tomorrow. rainfall totals will be very, very small. maybe 0.01 to 0.03. overnight as clouds thicken and the light rain develops in the north bay, overnight lows generally in the mid- to upper 40s. areas of fog as well. morning commuters may encounter some reduced visibility. highs tomorrow mainly in the mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s inland, and the accuweather seven-

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>> yeah, that's right, dan and ama. it is making its final push and it is still dropping some rain as you look here on live doppler 7. some moderate pockets of showers around cupertino, los gatos, stevens creek boulevard, page mill road as we head into menlo park, campus drive, palo alto, street-level radar showing you where it's raining right now in the inland east bay around blackhawk, san ramon, danville and we will show you what's happening now. it's finally shifting on the move into southern california. we definitely needed the rain. no doubt about it. but it was causing problems obviously. overnight light to moderate showers. slippery roads. areas of low visibility as you take a look. those showers will be pretty head into 8:00 a.m.y the time w and tonight visibility is lowering to a mile in santa rosa with this. sutro tower showing you the fog over san francisco. i'll be back to let you know when our next storm will arrive and how long that break will last in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thanks a lot. major cl

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dion lim. let's get to abc 7 news reporte, >> reporter: this decision by the biden administration doesn't come without controversy as the nation faces a growing distribution backlog that raises valid concerns could this make it worse? >> i think the way it's being done now is very, very sad. >> reporter: a strategy shift announced today from president elect joe biden revealing after he assumes office, almost all covid vaccines will be immediately released to states that need them. >> i think the shift by the biden transition team is really good development and good policy. >> reporter: joshua solomon studied the distribution strate strategy. he explains half of the available vaccines were distributed by states to protect supply disruptions to ensure three weeks or four weeks later, everyone who gets the first dose can get the second dose. >> reporter: the state has more than 1.4 million doses available but have yet to be used. are you concerned this change could spike the backlog? >> absolutely

ama? >> spencer, thank you so much. >>> in san francisco, new year's eve came and went out police issuing a single citation. police had warned officers would crackdown on gatherings and illegal fireworks. pasadena was a strangely quiet day there for a january 1st, the tournament of roses parade was cancelled because of covid health restrictions and the rose bowl was moved to texas for fans to attend. that hasn't happened since 1942 two weeks after the attack on pearl harbor. the pierce point road advised was temple raorary closed becau reached capacity. they asked visitors for less crowded park areas to explore. >>> people are getting outdoors because so many indoor places like gyms are closed so how do you stick to your fitness resolutions? kris reyes gathered inspiration. >> bye 2020, hello 2021. >> let do it. >> reporter: let start with inspiration. >> let's go. >> reporter: the woman in the red hat she didn't start working out until she turned 50. >> beautiful, drive up. >> reporter: t

back to you, ama. >> that is good to hear. thank you, spencer. the fierce winds brought widespread power outages across northern california. this pg&e map shows where the outages are now. as of an hour ago, the utility says there were still more than 17,000 customers without power. that's down from more than 30,000 customers at 3:00. pg&e's the biggest impact been in the south bay.s ha >>> in oakland, a pine tree snapped and fell on to skyline boulevard at brook park d drivers to use caution. you see it here. in san francisco, a pear tree came down near castro and 18th street. the city's department of public works says it has responded to more than 65 calls since last night. and lafayette a power outage meant students couldn't log on for distance learning. >> it's a pain. and you know power, learning everything is a cueflon disaster. but we're going go hiking today, right, guys? >> they're looking at the bright side. the owner of johnny's donuts also had to think outside the box today. he made donuts by candlelight this morning after finding the

>> okay, ama and dion. it's about to get unmixed and a lot warmer as you point out but before we look at the atmosphere let's look at what's happening at sea. we've had higher than usual tides lately, king tides as we call them. there's a chance of some minor coastal flooding tomorrow. a coastal flood advisory's in effect from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. and adding to the problem along the coast is a high surf advisory in effect from 10:00 a.m. tomorrow to 3:00 p.m. wenesday. wave heights will be elevated. there's the risk of dangerous sneaker waves. now let's take a look at our weather conditions. a view from the exploratorium camera looking back at san francisco where it is 54 degrees right now. in fact temperature readings are in the low to mid 50s at oakland, mountain view, san jose and morgan hill as well and down to 48 at half moon bay. nice view from emeryville looking along the bay bridge, looking westward. low 50s in santa rosa napa and novato 48 at fairfield and low 50s at con and livermore a

ama, that will be a nice perch. we'll put spencer on one of those to see what is coming our way. >> so he can be up there with the fog. >> right, right and closer to the sky to see what is coming our way. in fact, we can see what is coming our way now. here is a live view looking back at a portion of san francisco's financial district. temperature readings now low 50s at san francisco and oakland. 50 san jose and morgan hill. and a lovely view under partly cloudy skies looking across the bay bridge. 50 right now at santa rosa, 51 concord and we have upper 40s at davato and looking across the embarcadero, these are forecast features. skies become cloudy overnight with patchy fog developing. spotty-like showers in the north bay first and sweeping southward before breaking up and the next storm system arrives late thursday into early friday. we still have a high surf advisory in effect until 11:00 tonight. wave heights are well above average and still potential for a dangerous rip current and sneaker waves so stay away

rain is coming, too, ama? >> yes, let's get to spencer to find out when it going to be here, spencer? >> ama and dan, it getting close. a few hours away. as you can see on live doppler 7 there is a disturbance moving just north. that's the system that will bring us light rain. right now we're looking at partly cloudy skies in san francisco, 55 in the city. low 50s in oakland, mountain view, san jose and half moon bay and partly cloudy over the bay now as we look westward temperatures readings in the upper 40s. 52 napa. mid to upper 40s fairfield and livermore, concord 51. these are our forecast futures showers developing overnight. they will develop late tonight and continue overnight into the early morning hours. sunnier and drier days lie ahead and we'll have milder winter weather next week. the approaching storm is a light storm that ranks one on the storm impact scale. we can expect light to moderate showers, maybe a few lunhundred of an inch to a quarter of an inch and rough surf developing tonight. here

ama? >> all right, thank you, melanie. >> now to the question of vaccine availability and the frustration of seniors in particularly. earlier this week they wrongly assumed that they could get into line for shots immediately. well, the reality has been much more complicated than that. abc 7 reporter wade freeman has more. >> reporter: it was the best of news for anyone over 65. >> one of the most significant things we can do is increase the people eligible to administer or rather to receive the vaccine. >> reporter: that was the promise from governor gavin newsom on wednesday. but as of now here's the reality. >> if you are calling about covid vaccine, we are unable to schedule a covid vaccine appointment right now due to limited availability. >> reporter: that was the kaiser permanente line this morning after they stopped putting people on hold for vaccine appointments. >> two hours, a little over two hours. >> so i was cooking dinner and then we ate dinner. i played with my cat. i was on

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. >> i am ama daetz. kate larson is in santa rosa when she spoke to a wednesday inside at the time the tree came crashing down. >> reporter: you can see it came crashing through the fence between 8:30 to 9:00 tonight. take a look. much worse than the fence, the tree came crashing through and destroyed this house in santa rosa and i actually spoke to the woman that lives here. she said right after 8:20 p.m. when there was a small earthquake, 2.7 magnitude, she had a feeling something would go wrong between that and the gusts, the wind advisory and warnings. she actually packed a bag and moments later the tree came crashing through her yard and her house. that is the kitchen that you see destroyed there in the front of the house. she was able to escape and called the fire department who showed up here. pg&e has been dealing with the downed power line which caused a fire in santa rosa this morning made worse by those wind gusts. made worse because of the strong winds that we are experiencing. their advice co

. >> i am ama daetz. kate larson is in santa rosa when she spoke to a wednesday inside at the time the tree came crashing down. >> reporter: you can see it came crashing through the fence between 8:30 to 9:00 tonight. take a look. much worse than the fence, the tree came crashing through and destroyed this house in santa rosa and i actually spoke to the woman that lives here. she said right after 8:20 p.m. when there was a small earthquake, 2.7 magnitude, she had a feeling something would go wrong between that and the gusts, the wind advisory and warnings. she actually packed a bag and moments later the tree came crashing through her yard and her house. that is the kitchen that you see destroyed there in the front of the house. she was able to escape and called the fire department who showed up here. pg&e has been dealing with the downed power line which caused a fire in santa rosa this morning made worse by those wind gusts. made worse because of the strong winds that we are experiencing. their advice co

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. >> it is sure is, ama. and it sounds like, spencer, it's going to continue for a little while longer. >> it is, dan and ama. it's going to be short shorts weather for a couple of days. right now mainly clear skies over san francisco, looking down from sutro tower. current temperature readings are quite mild for this time of the evening. 62 degrees in san francisco. sometimes mid-january we don't get a daytime high of 62 in san francisco. 64 in oakland. 59 mountain view. low 60s at san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. lovely view from emeryville looking westward towards san francisco and across the bay bridge. it is 60 degrees in santa rosa right now. upper 50s at novato and napa. 52 at fairfield. mid- to upper 50s at concord and livermore. here is a view of coit tower under mayorly clear skies so far. these are forecast features. it will be mild to warm through the holiday weekend. record high temperatures are possible on sunday and monday. and we can expect increasing winds and fire concerns for late s

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for chris alvarez, sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time and hope you have a nice evening. stay tuned for jimmy kimmel >>> nba players continued to react on the court to wednesday's deadly violence at the capitol. the lakers and the spurs locked >>> nba players continued to react on the court to wednesday's deadly violence at the capitol. the lakers and the spurs locked arms during the national anthem prior to their game.

dan, ama? >> yeah, dan, it will definitely be a tense 48 hours or so as we wait to see what happens. thank you, dan. >>> the fbi is involved in the case of a napa man arrested last week for stockpiling weapons. with the inauguration looming everybody is getting extra attention. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman spoke with the suspect's mother. >> reporter: it is the last kind of publicity this british automobile repair shop would ever want. same for the mother of the man who owns it. >> i think it's all about what's happening with the inauguration, it's all precautionary and they're using him as an example. >> reporter: her son is 44-year-old ian rogers, now in napa county jail with $5 million bail after sheriff's deputies say they found he had a stockpile of weapons and explosives. napa sheriff's deputies moved on rogers on friday after an anonymous tip from someone who said he thought rogers might be harmful to other people. inside the house and the business departmenties say they found 50 w

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for chris alvarez, sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time and hope you have a nice evening. stay tuned for >>> votes for president of the united states are as follows. joseph r. biden jr. of the state of delaware has received 306 votes. donald j. trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. >> gah! >> the whole number of electors appointed to -- >> arrgh! bad mike! you are a bad, bad boy. arrghh! ♪ ba de ba ba de ba ba de ba ♪ jimmy kimmel live back at home! >> jimmy: greetings, my fellow americans. or at least what's left of us.

i'm dion lim and i'm ama deatz. we begin with new efforts to spd une mass vaccination sites and one east bay county putting distribution into high gear. abc7 news reporter laura anthony starts us off with a new push in contra costa county. >> reporter: krk contra costa becoming one of the first to ramp up vaccination distributing. >> our goals is to not have vaccines sitting in the freezer. our goal is to have it all in arms as soon as it comes in. >> reporter: the county has two clinics to complete vaccinations in phase 1-a, which includes those working in a variety of health care settings, from dental offices to home caregivers. >> we are saving a life, if not others, too, by not being sick, you know. so it's a good thing to do. >> reporter: through its online registration system county health officials are beginning to assign will include educators, health care workers and those over the age of 75. >> i'm just happy to be getting it. there are others who aren't and they really need to. >> it's not just about maki