gayle. we will now hear from miss -- >> thank you for this opportunity to share with you the experiences of the indian country in the midst of this pandemic that are devastating our communities, nationwide. i'm -- i direct the health institute, one of 12 centers across the country who is supporting our alaska native communities in the midst of this pandemic. i'm also american indian. i'm an enrolled citizen in the poni nation of oklahoma and like many, i have experienced devastating losses, not only in my family, my tribe, and my network of friends, those working to end this in indian country are not only doing this every single day but experiencing devastating losses in our everyday lives. at the seattle indian help board in the city of seattle, seattle was the epicenter of the pandemic in february. we had some of the first confirmed cases of covid-19. our clinic became overrun by folks concerned about what was happening and we had doctors who were selling fabric masks. the executive leader

gayle: one of the u.s. special operions soldiers called me from syria in the sum over 2016 and said gayle, you have to come. i'm working in syria with this partner force where women are leading in battle. and they're not just leading men. but they also have the full respect of the men they fight with and the u.s. special operation soldiers have enormous respect. she said, not only that, it's not just that they're fighting against isis. they're fighting for women's equality. amna: one of those women is named clara. here's part of one of your reports for "the newshour" in 2017. gayle: she's part of the kurds own all-women fighting force, known heas y.p.j. they have fought and died alongside their brothers in arms. and some of the most vellbrated fighters, including snipers, come come from their ranks. she took us to the front line to the site of a still-smoking isis car bomb attack. >> they know they are surrounded and can't survive. gayle: her forces draw streent from the unique and turbulent history of the

, ong kron 4 news gayle. thank you. >>well while these are the first reported cases of the uk variant here in the bay area it really has already spread across california state health officials say they've detected at least 150 cases of this new uk variant another big story tonight johnson johnson is asking the fda for emergency use authorization of its single dose covid vaccine. the company says its vaccine is 72% effective. if it's approved it could be ready for distribution by the end of the month which would be a huge boost for the vaccine supply chain. >>anything will help right now moving into for supply constrained period where demand is outstripping the generally. >>johnson johnson vaccine will be much easier to distribute because it can be stored at refrigerator temperatures whereas the pfizer and moderna vaccines must be kept frozen. >>as of tonight, the cdc says more than 35 million doses of the covid vaccine have been administered while more than 57 and a half million doses have been distributed an

the grief, gayle, the grief that they feel is hard. it's hard to really detail. >> yeah, now that we've heard it i know he can't forget it and now that we've heard it we can't forget it either, david. i often wonder, you know, who is helping the people that need the help. i thought dr. channing said it well when he said the grief goes over and over and over again. this is very tough to hear and see. >> reporter: endless, endless. >> all right, david begnaud, we thank you. >>> the pandemic has created an overwhelming need for help in the biden administration has a nearly $2 trillion, that's with a "t," plan to respond. the president met last night with republican senators who say that his relief package is way too big. weijia jiang is at the white house with more on this story. the democrats we hear are moving ahead with their plan. so what was the point of the meeting, do you think? >> reporter: president biden wanted to hear out the republicans and the white house inas is he's still interested in a bipartisan deal. but democrats aren'

our gayle king, this gayle king, right next to me climbed a mountain to talk to dj khaled. >> it's so great to see you. >> it's great to see you, too. >> when you say we the best who exactly is "we" and how exactly are they the best? >> very simple, we the best. >> now -- >> that is gayle king climbing the fictional paramount mountain to promote this new streaming service. but that ran during the super bowl. it's on a bunch of social media platforms. it's been viewed millions upon millions of times at this point. >> i think that's pretty funny. you know what's really funny about that. we were not together. it took four or five hours. i'm in new york, he's in miami. we didn't even shoot it at the same time. >> you're on the mountain at separate times? >> we're on the mountain at separate times. there wasn't even anything in that cup. we were just standing there. they did a great job. everybody was shot separately. >> it was an amazing launch. and it looks incorrect. my first thought is i don't know if i'd walk into bruce's barn but you climbed a mountain. >> i did like walking into bru

i am gayle king. a single dose covid vaccine may be on the way soon to help in the fight against the coronavirus. what we're learning about this possible breakthrough. >>> it's national wear red day to raise awareness of good heart health among women. >>> and the super bowl unlike any other is two days away with an unrivalled matchup. we'll talk brady versus mahomes with the dynamic duo calling the game, jim nance and tony romo. >>> a new covid vaccine could be available by the end of this month. johnson & johnson has asked the fda to authorize emergency use. >> any time a virus spreads, it has the potential to mutate. there are three strains here in the united states that experts are particularly worried about because they're more contagious. >>> 11 republicans, that's one more than the number that voted to impeach former president trump voted with democrats to strip congresswoman greene of her two committees. >> they're working hand in hand with the department of defense. >> it's not just about secu

gayle? >> i love happy coincidences. i thought it was so interesting to hear that that was the same day that diana released it on valentine's day, the news that harry was coming. that's great news. so listen, meghan is expected to give birth here in this country. will that mean that the baby will be an american citizen? >> reporter: yes. but not necessarily because the baby will be born in the united states. if the child is born to a british father and an american mother, it's the same situation for me and my children, american father and british mother, they have dual -- they are dual nationals for as long as they want to, for the rest of their lives unless they choose otherwise. one interesting thing to note is that the child, if it's born in the united states, he or she may grow up to one day be the president. gayle? >> wouldn't that be -- is that the talk of the uk, charlie? i'm curious. >> reporter: you know, it's huge news, gayle. they've had a difficult time here with the media recently, as you're well aware. but

i say, i take care of a national treasure. ♪ it's the good life ♪ >> that was gayle king reporting. just as a footnote to that story, more than 5 million americans are living with >>> the chiefs and buccaneers will take to the field this sunday for super bowl lv in tampa. and because of the pandemic, it's going to be like no other raym james emp've e s of people that is. but there will be a lot of faces in the stands. jam jamie yuccas explains. >> five years ago, would take an hour to print. but now about five seconds. >> reporter: jared smith has been in the printing business for more than 20 years. his tempe, arizona, company, blue media, and their 120,000 square-foot factory was tapped by the nfl to help with a super bowl-sized problem. >> the league had the challenge of do we fill the stadiumh ut whs ally resib as a of real fans who will be socially distanced inside raymond james stadium will be these plastic recyclable cardboard-like cutouts, submitted from football fans around the world. they're all created here in arizona, and all part of the nfl's program called "fans in the

>> absolutely, gayle. i couldn't agree more. look, dementia is not a part of normal aging and cognitive decline is not inevitable as you age. it's perfectly, perfectly normal for your memory to change as you age. but if you start to have memory problems that interfere with your daily life, then it's time to get out and talk to your doctor. that's why this story of tony bennett and his family sharing their diagnosis is so important because it will encourage people to talk to others and get the support they need to live with a high quality of life just like tony bennett is doing. >> people are so scared to talk about it and if you're scared to talk about it it means chances are you will not ask for help. >> exactly. and if you ask for help and you are listening and finding out the resources that are available for you, you can find out that there are things you can do to reduce your risk for cognitive decline as you able and ease the burden of the disease both for the person living with dementia and their caregivers. here are some

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a third coronavirus vaccine is a step closer to winning fda approval, plus why booster shots may be necessary to stop dangerous new variants of this virus. with mexico where thousands of asylum seekers hope they will soon gain entry to the u.s. under president biden's policies. we'll show you how the administration's new approach is changing things on the ground. >>> cbs news investigates alleged gangs within the los angeles county sheriff's department. we speak exclusively with deputies who told us these gang members are encouraged to shoot people as part of their initiation. >>> and tiger woods' car crash is declared an accident. the latest on that investigation, plus the medical risks that he faces during his recovery. the whole world pulling for tiger. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: the u.s. is one step closer to a third covid-19 vaccine. >> reporter: the fda says johnson & johnson's coronavirus shot is safe and effective. >>> unlike

it was god working, gayle. i had never seen anything like it before in my career. >> andra, it is anthony, you ended up losing almost 40 pounds for this role, which i mean that's a lot to go through physically. and you also said you started actually drinking for this part. why did you do that? >> yeah. >> drinking and smoking, yeah. >> i started smoking cigarettes as well too. i think it was just, you know, i prayed a lot about this, i had a peace moving forward and once i had that peace, i thought, okay, you know, i'm in, you know what i mean. it was because the reality is, you know, for instanance, withh billieie holiday,y, i didn'tt w theree to be a moment w where peoplele are, like, she doesn't reallyly -- you'r're hard p preo find a candid photo o of thiss woman without a cigarette. i needed to know not just what thwack that looked like but what it felt like in my body, to be in a middle of a conversation with someone or to need a drink or pick up a cigarette and it goes back to addiction, which manifests

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, gayle. >>well, pam and ken researchers at u c berkeley have been monitoring the coronavirus ever since the pandemic and there hasn't been any significant variation of the virus until recently when the uk variant hate to students. it's taisha women leads the sequencing effort with an uzi berkeley's innovative genomics institute she worked at labs like this one with machines that the text covid-19 test samples looking for highly infectious variants of the coronavirus. >>women's team discovered the uk variant known as b 1, 1, 7, into u c berkeley students who both recently traveled abroad, this just emphasizes that that be 1, 1, 7 is on campus. it's more transmissible all we need to be extra careful make are very about wearing good mask and washing hands and staying socially distance. >>u c berkeley officials have been urging students to stay inside their dorms to avoid community spread after a recent covid outbreak the uk variant is known to be more contagious and may carry a higher risk of de

but gayle, nurse teresa is optimistic. she says with the governor on notice, so to speak, he knows what they need, and she thinks he'll help get something here soon. >> i think she has a point. i think she has a really good point when she said how can you be patient in a pandemic? people are dying, and you're afraid. thank you, david. something tells me the governor will figure out something sooner rather than later. thank you. >>> to potentially good news in the push to reopen schools safely during this pandemic. the cdc says classrooms can reopen if teachers have not been vaccinated as long as covid protocols are met. san francisco is actually suing their own school district to force reopenings there. meg oliver with more on this story. >> reporter: dheyanira calahorrano's son started sixth grade this year, but he's never even stepped inside of his middle school. it like all public schools in san francisco shut down at the height of the pandemic. teachers have refused to return until a number of conditions are met includ

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. outrage grows in texas where many families are still struggling to survive in this cold without power. we'll show you why a state with huge energy resources cannot keep all the lights on. >>> troubling new findings about a covid mutation make the push for vaccines even more urgent. plus, we take you to one california hospital that could be a test case for so-called herd immunity. >>> today nasa will attempt it's most difficult mars landing ever in what's described as seven minutes of terror. how the mission could provide answers about life on the red planet. >>> and singer fka twigs talks to us in her first tv interview since filing a lawsuit accusing her former boyfriend, shia labeouf, of abuse. how she hopes speaking out can help others. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: this is no longer just an emergency, it's clear that it is a disaster. >> reporter: the deep freeze isn't letting up in the lone star state. >> reporter: in texas, s

gayle. thank you. ahead our next guest may have advivice for s sheldon cooperr "big banang theory."." >> d do you haveve an opininion evererything? >> yeyes. >>>> you jusust a assssumume yoe right? >> it's not an assumption. >> paying attention. you had told me, gayle, you're coming up. author adam grant tells us why should be ♪ >>> back now at 8:30. it is time for "talk of the table" or as they say in boston chatter at the counter. >> we recognize that voice, though. >> yeah. that's what our first story is about. what my "talk of the table" is about. the rock and roll hall of fame announced its 2021 nominees this morning. and singer/songwriter carole king is on the list which is a coincidence because she's also celebrating a very important anniversary. ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ >> 50 years ago today, king released her iconic album "tapestry," it sat on my turntable for months. to mark the milestone, her publicist shared previously unseen and rare behind

gayle. >> all right, charlie, thank you. i thought meghan made a good point for some it is a game and for me this is real life. meghan had the right to expect privacy in a personal letter she wrote to her dad. >> the privacy laws in england are very strict. >> interesting to see if this will be a game changer. thank you, again, charlie reporting from london. >>> on this sunday on "face the nation" british prime minister boris johnson right here on cbs. >> looking forward to that. >>> tax filing season kicks off today. not looking forward to that. we'll ask jill questions related to the pandemic like whether your home office is deductible and if stimulus payment >>> ahead we t >>> we talk to married country music maren morris and her husband ryan hurd. >> from the first time i heard it it reminded me of ryan and our story of getting together when we first met but this song is so romantic and likee a romamantic callll. >>>> the couplple takes us insi their nashville love story and how they found their way through difficult tim

i'm gayle king. many texans are freezing in their own home after power failures leave them without heat for a second straight night. >>> country musicic facing questions about how to better reflect diversity. >>> and first on cbs this morning. singer/song writer will tell us about her new partnership to fight climate change. >>> nearly three million texans are without power this morning. many are facing sub freezing temperatures. >> state power officials were not prepared. the demand blew past their predictions. now they're asking people and cities to conserve power. >>> here is the great news. it will stay cold in texas. but as we head into saturday and sunday, by sunday we're about 67 degrees in houston. >> if you were going to say that every single teacher needs to be vaccinated before you get back to school, i believe, quite frankly, tony, that that's a nonworkable situation. >> you know, they had to cancel the mardi gras parade last year because it turned into a superspreader event. this was the

are pitching into help >> reporter: after struggling to make a vaccine appointment online harvey and gayle smith still have another problem >> it is important because i am high-risk. >> reporter: uber gave them a free ride. one of 12,000 promised in jersey alone making it easier for seniors and those living in lower income community to have a shot >> the anxiety of getting the vaccine because we are vulnerable group >> reporter: 45% of americans have no access of transportation one study estimates of 6 million delays of medical care each year because they don't have a ride. >> majority of the people here don't have cars and higher percentage when you talk about seniors. >> reporter: across the country, companies like uber and lyft and meals on wheels are stepping in. today in chicago -- >> reporter: harvey and gayle smith also got their shots. >> it takes a lot of pressure on my shoulders and i can relax a little bit more. >> reporter: they'll be back for another ride gabe gutierrez >> we know you have a lot of questions when and where you can get the vaccine. we are here to help on plan y

are pitching into help >> reporter: after struggling to make a vaccine appointment online harvey and gayle smith still have another problem >> it is important because i am high-risk. >> reporter: uber gave them a free ride. one of 12,000 promised in jersey alone making i seniors and those living in lower income community to have a shot >> the anxiety of getting the vaccine because we are vulnerable group >> reporter: 45% of americans have no access of transportation one study estimates of 6 million delays of medical care each year because they don't have a ride. >> majority of the people here don't have cars and higher percentage when you talk about seniors. >> reporter: across the country, companies like uber and lyft and meals on wheels are stepping in. lyft driver helped a woman who's been skeptical of the vaccine so her family insisted >> they really care about her. >> reporter: harvey and gayle smith also got their shots. >> it takes a lot of pressure on my shoulders and i can relax a little bit more. >> reporter: they'll be back for another ride gabe gutierrez >> we know you have a l

thank you gayle to for a peaceful night has set gayle ong reporting live for us tonight in san francisco. >>unfortunately there was another attack that happened just yesterday here in east oakland, this in front of the quickly boba on east 12th street less than a mile from chinatown you see the victim here walking to her white vehicle and there were 2 seats waiting in that black car, this is a different angle of the same seen as she goes to get in her car, somebody gets out of the black car. and attacks or steals her curse before hopping back in the black car and driving off. this happened not too far from where a 7 year-old woman was attacked and robbed of her purse. just last weekend. >>yeah, these acts of violence against the asian community really have some oakland leaders calling for the return. the city's chinatown community ambassadors program. it's a community-based public safety initiative that does not involve police oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass says that their presence. would be welcome during these trying times. >>one of the ways that we're showing what

gayle? >> jamie, thank you. >>> the buccaneers put on a defensive show on their way to victory last night, in part thanks to defensive tackle ndamukong suh. he joins -- tackle ndamukong suh. he joins us. we stayed up late to watch the game. >> well how are you? >> not as good as you. we stayed up to watch the game. and it seems like you guys were high fiving each other when there were still four minutes left on the clock. please take us down to the field. take us to what you were thinking and feeling. go. >> yeah. we were excited the entire timer knowing we had an opportunity and gave them a hot of points the first time around. so we just knew we had to come out and stay in front as a secondary and defensively up front, get after that quarterback. that was our mission throughout the entire game. and i got some opportunities to get after him as well as a bunch of guys on our defensive line. super excited about what we got -- were able to do. >> patrick mahomes said, "they took away our deep s

gayle? >> got it. thank you, roxana saberi, reporting from london. >>> we've got new details this morning on one of the deadliest days for the fbi in nearly 35 years. agents carried the body of one of the fallen into a medical examiner's office yesterday after an ambush that left two agents dead and three others hurt. 43-year-old laura schwartzenberger had been with the fbi for 16 years. 36-year-old daniel alfin joined in 2009. now both of these fallen agents specialized in crimes against children. manuel bojorquez is in sunrise, florida, where the gunman reportedly looked through his doorbell camera before just opening fire. manuel, good morning to you. such a terrible story. >> reporter: it really is. good morning. one day after the shooting, special teams remain on the scene trying to piece together exactly what led up to it. whatnown about the suspect going in and how the gunman could have known they were coming. >> s.w.a.t. operation has multigunshot victims -- a total of five patients -- >> repor

, gayle. >>you see berkeley research have been monitoring the coronavirus since the pandemic and they haven't found any significant variation of the virus until recently when the uk variant showed up in 2 students. >>it's tesia women leads the sequencing effort with an uzi berkeley's innovative genomics institute, she worked at labs like this one with machines that the text covid-19 test samples looking for highly infectious variants of the coronavirus women's team discovered the uk variant known as b 1, 1, 7, into u c berkeley students who both recently traveled abroad, this just emphasizes that that be 1, 1, 7 is on campus. it's more transmissible all we need to be extra careful. >>make are very about wearing good mask and washing hands and staying socially distance. >>u c berkeley officials have been urging students to stay inside their dorms to avoid community spread after a recent covid outbreak the uk variant is known to be more contagious and may carry a higher risk of death. the united

we've got to come up with a girl's name. >> gayle. >> gayle is not excluded. >> i love that, it's not excluded. >> we're not going to announce a name today. we are going to tell people the name we will not choose, that is the name alexa, unfortunately. amazon, the company, appeared to have ruined the name alexa. their smart speaker alexa came out in 2015. in that year, alexa was a popular name. as the popularity of the speaker has gone up. the popularity of the name for people has gone down a lot. >> you can understand that. >> well, you know, if there's alexa in the house you're saying alexa, and the thing goes, yes? and. >> the daughter says ignoring parents. >> my sister's name is alexis, if i ever say, alexis, alexa says -- good-bye. >> it was top in 2015 now out of the top 100. >> where is gayle on that list, do you know? >> not in the top -- >> yeah, way, way -- not even in the hundreds. >> it might be. >> it ain't. >> i'll check it out. >> we'll work on a comeback. >>> i want to turn to an important story out of california. a pastor has been using an unconventional method to de

she has reaction from neighbors, there gayle. >>it's called ding-dong to have been going on over and making a run for it i just think it's kind of a harmless prank kids are unfortunately a lot of these kids haven't been to school even one day this year, but one center fell homeowner was fed up according to police 63 year-old dean taylor is accused of chasing down an 11 year-old boy doorbell ditching and is facing felony charges of kidnapping criminal threats and child endangerment the incident happened on the night of february 12th, a witness told sandra fell police they saw an older man yelling at a younger boy, grabbing him aggressively before they both got into the man's car and drove off the parents of the alleged victim told police their son along with friends were doorbell ditching in the neighborhood and that taylor also made a shooting threat against their son taylor, a retired san francisco police officer who's served 34 years with the department denies the allegations. >>a statement from his lawyer says quote on the nig

thank you gayle. >>napa county is putting all appointments for the first dose of the vaccine on hold because is simply does not have enough supply but once the county does get more supervisor alfredo could rosa says that the county has the capacity to give 10,000 shots a week. >>we just continue to ask community to remain patient and know that we're working diligently to try to secure more vaccine. so we can continue on this positive in this is how we're going to the pandemic which is next a gated community. >>supervisor prez rosa says the priority is now to distribute those second doses there have been of course many challenges during the vaccine. rollout but tonight we have some good news to share. yeah, and the bay area public health officers report they are finally receiving more vaccine to deliver to eligible residents forced to re-assess has details on that. >>one can only hope that this is a good sign moving forward in this race against the pandemic kron 4 news reached out public health departm

>>the dining scene there how would you describe it gayle. and vicki and grant us this hour essentially a ghost town. we notice more customers were ordering takeout and restaurant owners say that their customers are being more cautious than they prefer to eat outside. but we did find one couple did not mind sitting inside. >>for the last time, joseph corsino and his wife mary lou had a meal inside a restaurant inside. >>i'm going last last time they opened up which was before thanksgiving yet this before thanksgiving. they shut it down again they dine in at dilley j in downtown san carlos owner francesco bridge arrow says they are some of the few customers to are comfortable eating indoors. so far that. >>you know the 10 to say outdoor. take out just still a but they are definitely mail these outdoor along san carlos av empty chairs and tables, some restaurants say they are sticking to takeout and outdoor seating even though san mateo county moved out of the state's most restrictive covid tier tuesday after the county saw fewer cases per popu

and she said, gayle, you have to come. i'm working in syria with this partner force where women are leading in battle and they're not just leading men, but they also have the full respect of the men they fight with. and the u.s. special operations soldiers have just enormous respect. and she said and not only that, it's not just that they're fighting against isis, ty're fighting for women's equality. >> nawaz: and one of those women you tell us about is a woman named klarra, you meet her in raqqa here, actually is apart from one of your reports for the pbs newshour from back in august of 2017. >> she is part of the kurds own all women fighting force known in kurdish as the y.p.g. they have fought and died right alongside their brothers in arms, and some of the most celebrated fighters, including snipers, come from their ranks. she took us to rocca's frontline to the site of a still smoking isis car bomb attack. >> ( translated ): they know they are surrounded and can't survive. >> her forces, she says, draw strength from t

kron four's gayle ong has that story. >>the uk variant was spotted days after a campus surge, u c berkeley but researchers say they can confirm that these 2 new variant cases are not linked to that search the faster spreading variants of covid-19 known as the uk variant has shown up into u c berkeley students. researchers say the infected students tested positive for covid in january contact tracing revealed both recently arrived in the united states from abroad and we're connected in a statement the university health services medical director says it is unfortunately no surprise that this and other variants are being detected locally even the extent of viral spread happening currently regionally nationally and internationally the more efficiently we can contain the spread the better chance we have of nipping this in the bud the new variant known as b 1, 1, 7 was discovered in the united less than 2 months ago. alameda county confirmed 6 cases of the new strain, including the u c berkeley students. meanwhile, scientists s

mary's with 15 and gayles win 58-46. also last night usf lost 79-73 at byu. >>> to the nfl, might have to add a new name. in seattle, quarterback russell wilson has not demanded a trade but with frustration reportedly mounting between wilson and the team, his agent yesterday said there is a list of four teams that the 32-year-old would want to be traded to if it happened. raiders, cowboys, saints, bears. wilson has no trade clause in his contract and would have to approve any deal. 49er fans, you would be happy if russell wilson left seattle to go to the las vegas raiders. how do you like it? i am dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> 4:56. an alameda county school district ready to reopen. >> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new goal for oakland and what the school board says is inspiring the big move. >> reporter: major changes to the health order coming to the south bay. i am kiet do. we'll have a live report from santa clara. >>> a live look outside before break from our mark hopkins camera. look a

kron four's gayle ong has more. sandra fell santa rosa and castro valley are some of the areas considered a high risk. >>near pg e's power line circuits, this enhanced proposal is one of 6 steps of the process but this is the first step. >>with the cpc is saying hey we want to know how you plan to kind right the ship and also why are you doing it this way makes no sense at all and so that looking for an explanation of what's going on mike danko when that for wildfire victims is referring to the 16 page draft proposal. >>from the california public utilities commission proposing pg need to go into an enhanced oversight process. the commission approved pg e's bankruptcy plan of reorganization would conditions and modifications that decision established oversight process that would require the company to report corrective actions intended to ensure utilities safety performance. the company facing more than 50 billion dollars in claimed losses from a series of deadly wildfires ignited by its outdated electrical equipment

they get out like what how it just happened that happened and and kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim who is a professional photographer and she has all the while details. >>i spoke to the ap photographer devastated 2 years of hard work to save up for all of his equipment stolen from him in a matter of seconds it was all caught on camera it was the most expensive he gone in an instant on friday afternoon photographer ben barragan bunny says he was heading on to i 80 in san francisco's soma neighborhood when he was jolted by the sounds of breaking glass, the dash cam of the driver behind him capturing it all i see the spike on the court just cut off, you know a lot of traffic. >>which is pretty normal for the bay area. but then i see this guy got his car and they realize like okay something's about to happen the man seen here in a hooded sweatshirt smashing through the back of ben's pre us and making off with $7,000 worth of camera equipment. >>including a pricey drone is similar to this one ever literally everything to bed because to professional photographers, your gear is you

kron four's gayle ong has that story. >>we did get notified by the state they getting slightly less this week than we did last week and and we can expect a similar amount. >>the following week doctor chris farnitano with contra costa county health services says the county is holding vaccines this week for second doses this as the county is expanding covid-19 vaccine eligibility to some essential workers that includes people who've worked in the education and child care sectors food and agricultural workers and emergency services workers these groups can now request appointments online but expect to wait we are not actually able to schedule a lot of vaccine appointments this week for essential workers. >>but we will start putting people on the waiting and starting to you know get those names so that when we do have more vaccine. we can start offering them appointments the slowdown should last about 2 weeks doctor find it says the situation is expected to improve and the county is still on track to meet the goal of 1 millio

kron four's gayle ong reports from larkspur it's more sunday expect lots to open up later this week. >>but once you do get your turn the process is simple you drive up here and you are one step closer to a somewhat normal life. >>she's it was like i really didn't feel anything that hardest-hit thanking her vaccinate or and relieved to get her first shot she was concerned about the side effects but is happy she did it if i can do it. i don't think there's anybody when their bus than i am. >>so i do encourage people to do it we're in it together we're inseparable. you know we have to care for each other that is one of 400 people received their first dose of the covid vaccine at the drive through vaccination clinic at the larkspur ferry terminal. the clinic launch sunday. >>marin county is vaccinating county residents, 65 and older and health care workers to live and work in the county. the goal is to administer 400 shop today that number expected to grow to a 1000 next week and eventually becoming a mass vaccination site the 69 year-old artist is looking forward to getting back to life

in berkeley gayle ong kron 4 news. >>san francisco mayor london breed is going to court against her own school districts over plans to reopen the city of san francisco took the extraordinary step of filing a lawsuit against the san francisco unified school district and in this lawsuit. it calls the school board and the district's reopening plan inadequate. they're trying to get the court to force them to reopen for per in person learning as safely and as soon as possible city leaders cite the very low number of transmissions reported in the city's private and parochial schools as an example. mayor breed is also worried about the setbacks at all this distance learning is causing for the students themselves. >>eating disorders are on the almost a 1000 of the school district's 53,000 students have missed over 60% of their 70% of those students from low income families and quarters of them are from black and latino families. >>the superintendent calls the lawsuit frivolous and says that they're making progress in their neg

the scene caught on camera thanks to a fellow driver's dashcam with kron four's gayle ong speaking with the victim a professional photographer in san francisco, she's well she said it was pretty wild encounter. >>i spoke to the photographer devastated 2 years of hard work to save up for all of his equipment stolen from him in a matter of seconds it was all caught on camera it was the most expensive he gone in an instant on friday afternoon photographer ben barragan bunny says he was heading on to i 80 in san francisco's soma neighborhood when he was jolted by the sounds of breaking glass, the dash cam of the driver behind him capturing it all i see the spike on the court just cut off, you know a lot of traffic. >>which is pretty normal for the bay area. but then i see this guy down his car. and they realize like okay something's about to happen the man seen here in a hooded sweatshirt smashing through the back of ben's pre us and making off with $7,000 worth of camera equipment. >>including a pricey drone is similar to this one ever literally everything to bed because to professional ph

it's an francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>oakland's new police chief and mayor libby shaft announced plans to create 2 new positions to bill connections with non english speaking communities. the plan includes 2 new police liaison for the 2 largest non english speaking communities in the city chinatown and fruitvale well police chief armstrong says the positions were created in part in response to recent attacks against people in chinatown these neighborhoods base positions will join other police liaison for the african-american community. the lgbtq community and the arabic community. well now to donald trump has been impeached and acquitted a second time. the attention of the republicans has now turned to the future of the party itself. it's going to come down to getting behind trump or going back to their old issues, a small government and low taxes, washington dc reporter hudson has that story. >>following his impeachment acquittal in the senate many republicans like south carolina senator lindsey graham say donald trump

the doctor who goes to the clinic says she did nothing wrong with kron four's gayle ong with a closer look. >>contra costa health services says those who received their first shot at that cleaning look at their second shot at county clinics. i did speak to the doctor by phone she says the complaint was a misunderstanding. >>and she did not want to go on camera because she is receiving threats against her children. doctor rebecca parish hosted this pop-up drive-thru clinic on january 16th and 17th hundreds of seniors receive their first dose at stanley middle school in lafayette, but won't be getting their second dose here after a complaint made to the contra costa county public health department alleging unfair distribution. i spoke to doctor parishes lawyer daniel horowitz vaccinated almost 600 people. >>dow making a penny in and only expense and one person who apparently did not understand the rules thought that i guess we don't really even know that people under 75 are not committed to get the vaccine. >>the clinic initially focused on getting those 75 and older vaccinated days bef

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>>details good evening, gayle. good evening, justine contra costa health services says those who received their first shot at that cleaning. >>look at their second shot at county clinics. i did speak to the doctor by phone she says the complaint was a misunderstanding and she did not want to go on camera because she is receiving threats against her children. doctor rebecca parish hosted this pop-up drive-thru clinic on january 16th and 17th hundreds of seniors receive their first dose at stanley middle school in lafayette, but won't be getting their second after a complaint made to the contra costa public health department alleging unfair distribution i spoke to doctor parishes lawyer daniel horwitz vaccinated almost 600 people. >>dow making a penny and and only expense and one person who apparently did not understand the rules thought that i guess we don't really even know that people under 75 are not committed to get the vaccine. the clinic initially focused on getting those 75 and older vaccinated days before th

>>kron four's gayle ong is live for us there right now in the north bay. she has details on both of the sites that are now open in the bay area good evening go how are they going. >>good evening, justine and john it then you can see here at the larkspur ferry that ensor here this is where people are going to drive up being get their shots starting tomorrow. we started our day at sf general work people had better luck getting in line. >>i am so fortunate that i just got here and they happen have more shots, david feinstein took a gamble saturday afternoon, a stark contrast from friday where the line wrapped around sf general patients waited for 4 hours to get to the front. it took feinstein 15 minutes of these volunteer doctors and nurses that are working today. >>and they take your name and they make sure you're 65 and then you get through. >>moment, here's had to turn some people away because they did not qualify will not give you a shot you do not live here if you are not 65. >>you are too you will not get a shot. >>the clinic accepts walk ins for san fr

we're live in pleasanton gayle ong kron 4 news good to see folks playing by the rules tonight. gill thank you coming up later in sports sports director jason dumas school have all the highlights of super bowl 55. >>words can't express much i appreciate everything. >>a big sigh of relief tonight for that dad 2 of his kids abducted by carjackers last night. now back home safe and sound kron 4 bring you breaking news last night at 10 o'clock when police say that someone stolen minivan with that 4 year-old girl and her 2 year-old brother inside chp issuing an amber alert for the missing kids, san francisco police say their dad left the engine of the van running as he was making a food delivery on jackson street in the pacific heights neighborhood that's when thieves stole the van with the kids inside. >>no fancy words can express how grateful. my wife that they're found they're safe. it's a happy closer in a fortune episode and. i hope this doesn't happen anyone else. >>authorities did find the kids still inside of that van in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. the kids getting

in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle in oakland, there is an effort to revive the non police public safety program in chinatown this comes in the wake of several violent acts against the asian community that have been well documented. oakland city council president supports the ambassador's return. >>one of the ways that we're showing what community-driven safety looks like building relationships with merchants with neighbors escorting seniors to their appointments. picking up litter cleaning up graffiti and really just being a constant presence so that community members know whom they can go to for help. >>once the ambassador program launches it will function as a supplement to the police department and oakland city council is asking people to help fund the program donations can be made asian health services dot org. >>some of the bay area's a virtual lunar new year celebrations are under way this is a video of a virtual story time held by the oakland museum of california. earlier today, the oakland as

gayle what do they have to say about all this. >>a famine can teachers are part of dead backs a nation plan and are essential workers but a teacher i spoke with he's really concerned about the uncertain supply chain. >>teachers who need to be vaccinated there's not enough vaccines to even do all the elderly people or or health care workers. yeah mark air good as a special education teacher know clinton a psych representative for the oakland education association, the teachers union. his reaction to the director of the cdc announcing vaccination of teachers is not required. >>for safe reopening of schools were in the middle of a historic pandemic. >>i mean millions of people have died so to me. you know you can you can make up for lost learning but once huge are dead or kill your grandmother by giving them covid that's not you don't recover from that. >>the cdc director citing data showing that social distancing and wearing a mask significantly reduces the spread of covid in school settings in this video the oakland unified school

that date is set next month live in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle, san francisco mayor london breed says the city could move to the state's red tier by next wednesday. she says this is a big step forward but we still need to keep up our progress said even in that red tier most bars and nightclubs would have to stay close leaving the futures of so many businesses uncertain and one of the last standing dedicated lgbtq entertainment venues in the city is on the brink of permanent closure. oasis popular club located at 11th and fulsome they're putting on a live telethon kind of a last ditch effort hoping. >>to save the place kron four's taylor reports. >>so we can serve a cheer where everybody doesn't know your name and people regulars and it was a magical spotted we says owner darcy drawling are looking back on memories that their drag club in san francisco before the pandemic once filled with laughter friends and a whole lot of we says now sits empty since the last shutdown in december and could permanently close in the coming weeks

live in berkeley gayle ong kron 4 news. thank you gayle of despite the latest from the cdc do not expect to see children back in the classroom anytime soon s an jose that is unless the state issues a new mandate or passes new legislation requiring. >>it was means the south bay's largest district is sticking with the reopening plan based on 2 criteria. santa clara county getting into the orange tier and all teachers having the opportunity to get a full dose of the covid vaccine. neither of those targets has yet been met but teachers have agreed to support small inperson groups of students with an adult in the room to help with distance learning. most of our sons are doing well. >>we do have some students that distance learning is just not really working for them. and so we want to be able to provide better support for those students which we plan to do in person. >>despite case numbers going down overall with 2 million people living in santa clara county and an average of more than 600 new cases a day it could be weeks befor

>>thank you gayle now to a developing story. we're following tonight, san francisco police say investigators have new information on this missing teenager, you see your picture here she's from san francisco. caitlin gallery at is possibly they say with this boy right here they say he is tyler sexton tyler is reported to be a run away from monroe michigan. police say caitlin was last seen on february 16th in san francisco again where she live she's described as a 14 year-old black female 5.10 90 pounds. tyler described as a 16 year-old white male 5 655 pounds the 2 are believed to be traveling together and their last known location is sacramento. they may be traveling. police say by bus or train anyone with any information is asked to call police. newly-elected oakland police chief leronne armstrong walking the streets of the fruitvale today. >>talking to business owners and introducing himself to residents. our kron four's michelle kingston was there. >>the new chief of oakland police introducing himself to business owners in th