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. >> happy saint patrick's day. today's holiday was quite the reflection of the progress we made this past year. a year ago san francisco and several other counties just entered a stay at home order. bars and restaurants shutdown and owners did not know what was next. >> it was all unnerving. here is a look at some of our coverage from that night. >> i am at a bar in san francisco. you can see the owner here has boarded up this window also boarded up this window. >> today in san francisco restaurants and bars with food are allowed to serve guests while abiding by health restrictions. diners say it is a much different mood than last year. >> last time this time of the year it was scary now we have more of an understanding. >> city hall was lit up for the holiday tonight. the officials there is a san francisco could enter the orange tier as soon as next week. paving the way for bars without food to have limited outdoor seating. >>> celebrations across the bay area looked quite different this year. abc 7 news reporter

patrick's day parade. for 170 years. i'm going to start off with an ounce and a half of the fighting 69th irish whiskey, very traditional, made in copper pots and barrels. and top it with ginger beer. it gives it kind of a nice little refreshing ginger taste. it's a pot of gold. what i've done is i've soaked sme golden raisins in with the irish whiskey, and that is going to top my cocktail, making it the pot of gold cocktail. and, as they say in ireland, slainte. >> jack, what do you think? >> i think it's terrific. we're drinking virgin versions of this, but i would dearly love to dig into the old fighting 69th here. >> it is a pot of -- >> we'll do this now, it's delicious. >> it is a gold-plated pot of gold. as we're drinking we need food. you have green eggs and ham? >> very simple, i've got eggs and fresh spinach, blend that up, scramble the eggs, put it down on crustini toast. ham, put your green eggs on top of that with parmesan cheese, delicious. we can't stop there. these are my irish ruben bites. individually s

patrick: it varies by sector. in manufacturing skilled labor is a real shortage and we are hearing this from all of our contacts. there is a warehouse in central pennsylvania that the starting salary for people is $23 an hour. it depends a lot on the sector of the economy. hotels, hospitality and leisure, some of those are having problems getting people back to work because those people decided to switch careers to something they think is more stable. michael: a lot of people say the fed does not have tools to boost employment, but you have a new one at the philadelphia fed to help people switch careers. patrick: through our community development function at the fed we have been doing work for a long time on what are the skills necessary to help people get into the middle class, where you do not need a four year college degree. we call those jobs opportunity occupation. jobs that pay above medium wage where you do not necessarily need a college degree. we looked at 33 metro areas, along with our colleagues in clev

patrick's day. the president opens with the shootings in atlanta and speaks of the importance of the u.s., ireland relationship. >> i am very concerned, because, as you know, i was speaking to asian americans for the last couple of months. i think it is very troubling, but i am making no connection at this moment of the motivation of the killer. i am waiting for an answer as the investigation proceeds from the fbi and the justice department. i will have more to say when the investigation is complete. now, i want to say happy st. patrick's day. next year and washington, next year in washington, for years, as you know, taoiseach, we celebrated st. patrick's day and i put on a show at my home at the vice presidents residents with leading irish americans, your ambassador, our ambassador, as well as some of the prelate's who were involved with us and it was always a good time. when you would go into this very office, the tee sick would sit there and i would sit where my national security adviser is sitti

patrick's day. or as my dearly departed irish grandmother would say, top of the morning to you, hoda. may the rest of your day be yorn. >> i like that. the green. we're ready for today. a busy day. a lot happening. the chicago river dyed green for the occasion. it is one of many cities holding celebrations today after having to cancel them last year. in fact, savannah, georgia, is preparing for tens of thousands of tourists despite the pandemic. we'll get into that in a bit. >>> plus, the hope behind the vaccine trial on children as young as 6 months old, when the president of moderna joins us. >>> plus, al is tracking the threat of severe weather across the south. >>> we are going to begin with the breaking news. atlanta area reeling in the wake of deadly shootings at three spas. as we said, most of the eight victims are believed to be asian women. and a suspect is now in custody. blayne alexander is in atlanta with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. we know president

patrick: my name is patrick and i'm ceo of politico. before we continue our editorial programming i'm thrilled to sit down with an executive conversation with fred humphreys, corporate vice president for microsoft. fred has been with microsoft over 20 years. he is the advocate on all aspects of federal, state, and civil affairs. i believe he has never experienced anything like the last 12 months. he sets strategy and outreach on the most pressing policy issues facing the technology industry, including cloud computing, taxes, privacy, trade, cybersecurity, education, immigration, emerging technologies, and now our national response to covid-19. but microsoft is on the digital front lines. increasingly, fred is communicating with policymakers on microsoft's leadership roles in fostering job opportunities. fred, thank you for joining us and thank you for microsoft's partnership and support of today's program. fred: patrick, it is great to be here with politico and it has been a great partnership we have had for many years. i always look fo

patrick's day. this is interesting, it's a bit of history i didn't know. i googled st. patrick today and the first line that came back was "st. patrick wasn't actually irish." that's fake news too? [ laughter ] who the hell knew that? st. patrick is believed to have been born in scotland to roman parents. which would mean he was italian& when he was 16, he was kidnapped and taken to ireland as a slave. and then here we are today going "kiss me! slainte!" [ laughter ] some story. no reason to celebrate. and the shamrock, do you know why the shamrock is the national symbol of ireland? guillermo? go ahead, explain. >> guillermo: oh. i don't know, jimmy. >> jimmy: you don't know, okay. [ laughter ] because, according to legend, st. patrick, the italian guy, he said, "i need-a some-a parsley for my linguine vongole." no. he found a three-leaf clover and picked it and used it to explain the concept of the holy trinity, the father, son, and the holy spirit being one and three at the same time. it's a good

happy saint patrick's day. we are be log at dry weather today and tracking our next weather system that will brick brick the return of the rain for tomorrow. it's a chilly start. temperatures down to th

nadia: thank you patrick. that was a dire picture of whether or not we can hash out given the nature of our tools and not necessarily when the need to be in terms of our development of the programs in the way we approach development. yes, i mentioned that in your book at the end i remember you had an interesting line in there about can we are heavily even duplicate the sort of model that and for investment infrastructure driven model the china has. if it is possible and so some of the themes printed from your remarks patrick is one which can be maybe with cooperation among allies and partners are some of the group sent to maybe do we focus regionally. the 65 or so countries and do we scatter our approach or do we find a focus in certain particular sectors and regions. so maybe i could comment a little bit on that and on american and patrick's ideals come a lot to comment on. eyck: this is a terrific and very helpful in set of reflections. i wish i had time to address every point has been raised printed a limit

thank you. >> thank you, patrick. sort of a dire picture of whether or not we can catch up given the nature of our tools which are old and not necessarily where they need to be in terms of our development programs. you also mentioned at the end of your book, you had an interesting line in there. how do we even duplicate this sort of model, infrastructure driven model that china has. if it is possible, so, some of the themes, from your remarks, patrick, one can do this maybe with improved cooperation among allies and partners. do we focus regionally. there are 65 or so countries across. do we scatter our approach or do we decide particular sectors, particular regions. maybe i can comment a little bit on that. >> a lot to comment on. [laughter] >> i am muted. okay. i am unmuted now. a very helpful set of reflections. let me zoom out. try to get some context for how i see things. try to touch on as many of these points as i can. as i alluded to in my remarks before, i think that we need to start by diagnosing the challen

happy saint patrick's day. we are be log at dry weather today and tracking our next weather system that will brick brick the return of the rain for tomorrow. it's a chilly start. temperatures down to the 30's and 40's. grab that big winter coat. 40 in concord, oakland 43, mid- 40s's san francisco, san jose at 40 and santa rose at 34. as we go through the afternoon looking at more clouds streaming in. still quiet. dry condition, mid50's. mid to upper 50 around the bay. upper 50's to low 60's inland. you can see the clouds streaming in on future cast for today. rain returns as early as tomorrow morning. tracking that for you. let's check in with gianna with a traffic alert along 101. >>> yeah. this is going to be out there for quite some time. chp reporting is now a deadly crash northbound 101. as you approach that 128 exit. pretty much on your way into that cloverdale area. two left lanes are closed until further notice. four cars involved and in addition to it being a fatal there's a lot of injuries reported as

patrick today and the first line that came back was "st. patrick wasn't actually irish." that's fake news too? [ laughter ] who the hell knew that? st. patrick is believed to have been born in scotland to roman parents. which would mean he was italian. when he was 16, he was kidnapped and taken to ireland as a slave. and then here we are today going "kiss me! slainte!" [ laughter ] some story. no reason to celebrate. and the shamrock, do you know why the shamrock is the national symbol of ireland? guillermo? go ahead, explain. >> guillermo: oh. i don't know, jimmy. >> jimmy: you don't know, okay. [ laughter ] because, according to legend, st. patrick, the italian guy, he said, "i needa some-a parsley for my linguine vongole." no. he found a three-leaf clover and picked it and used it to explain the concept of the holy trinity, the father, son, and the holy spirit being one and three at the same time. it's a good thing a three-legged dog didn't walk by. [ laughter ] or ireland would have a pretty weird national symbol right now. here in the united states celebrations were

saint patrick's day. good morning. let's get a check of the weather with mary. >>> we are looking at a dry day today before our next chance of rain. that will be moving in for tomorrow. it's a cold start. here we go. a live look with the sales force tower camera looking across the bay. we are in the 30's and 40's this morning so bundle up if you are planning to head out the door. as we head through the afternoon increasing clouds ahead of our next weather system. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's to low 60's. running about three to six degrees below average for this time of year. the clouds stream in for today. we will talk about our chance for rain as we look to tomorrow coming up in just a few minutes. let's check in with gianna. >>> nice to be back. it was nice to get a couple hours of sleep. if you are up early and getting ready to head out good morning. it's okay on the freeways right now. no delays or issues on the pass. things are moving at the limit. you can see a lot of green which is good news on the road

patrick's day. a much different story than last year when the county ordered a regionwide lockdown. >> it has been a long time since we've been out. i think outside feels great and feels safe. it's been a long time since we felt safe. >> we are outdoors in all the tables are spread six feet apart. >> reporter: in the heart of downtown san jose celebrations were in high gear outside of the o'flaherty irish pub. the family notice, however, a significant difference in crowds. >> normally we get 3000 to 4000 people, so 10% or 50% of them. >> it used to be pretty packed, it would be shoulder to shoulder. so it is kind of nice, we are here because it feels safe. >> reporter: the howard's brought their young daughters, a move they would never make in previous years. >> we are here as a family celebrating. i feel really safe, it's all spread out. >> reporter: some say it's the luck of the irish that they are able to finally gather nearly a year to the day we were all told to stay home. >> it's like going ba

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patrick's day. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. bone chilling cold for parts of the bay area tonight. i'll have those temperatures coming up. >>> bone chilling? oh no! all that ahead, but first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. >> daylight savings stole an hour from you, and i'm here to give it out. >> i could put something out right away, like write a song and put it out. >> let's do it. let's do it right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a $500 pulic charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> covid-

patrick's day. tracie potts is live in washington with a look at how. >> good morning, good morning, everyone. the president noting his own irish roots with two great grandfather's from the country. he's going to be meeting today with the prime minister of ireland to talk about the relationship with the united states while also dealing with this growing problem at the u.s. southern bored we are mexico. had his administration now facing increasing pressure over the growing number of immigrants there especially children, 4,000 of them now in u.s. custody with border patrol. they're going to be testifying to day before a senate committee likely to hear a lot of questions about this. he has said that we are on pace to see the largest influx of migrants at that border in 20 years. but in an interview with abc, president biden says he's been clear to mi grabts thinking about coming to the united states. >> i can say quite clearly, don't come. we're in the process of getting set up. don't leave your town o

patrick's day spirit with these viral dancers. the moves are >>> this morning federal officials are joining an investigation into an explosion of fireworks in southern california. the blast caught several buildings including two homes on fire mapped two people were killed. neighbors described feeling what felt like small earthquakes. >> fire shooting everywhere. people started running. >> the fireworks blowing across the street. we heard a big bloom. every single window is out. glass is everywhere. >> place say it could take up to four days to declare this hear safe. >>> in the south bay, employees with the vta have begun getting their vaccinations. 100vta employees who work on location got their shot at the fairgrounds. >> it's been a long time coming. i'm glad to be here and be part of the process, anything to help the public. >> educators from across the county also received it at the fairground. >>> we are going to shelter in place. those earlier evidents were held by dr. sara cody. she said that was one of the easiest decisio

but patrick your football team has been practicing, geting ready. no covid cases, no issues everybody keeping safe. >> yes. >> and stella are you dropping the lawsuit? >> we -- yes. we are agreeing to the settlement agreement. >> but still pushing for volleyball from yellow back to oregon, right. well thank you both for talking with me and i know you're happy about the development but let's keep the conversation going. >> absolutely. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> all right. speaking of equity, coming up next we're digging into california's plan to speed up reopenings by changing the vaccine policy based on income. we'r ten seconds or five seconds. >>> welcome back. big shift today in the way california distributes its limited vaccine doses. today governor newsom announced that 40% will now be earmarked for around 400 zip codes in california, that correlate with the highest poverty levels. that is because those communities have been hit hardest by covid. >> just consider low-income households earning less than pacted a year househol wseo

for the "pbs newshour," patrick fok, in beijing. judy: here's a look at how some people plan to spend relief money and what they say about the president's legislation. >> my name is leandrew bell, i am a 59-year-old upemployed black male. i live in baton rouge, louisiana. >> i'm out of denver, pennsylvania. a small business for restaurants, we do fire prevention services. >> i'm from georgia and live in kingsland near the florida line. i'm a custodian in an elementary school. i had to move once the pandemic hit. the quarantine started and i had a nervous breakdown. i was running out of money and am currently living with family, sleeping on a couch and working at an elementary school making $900 and some change a month trying to save up enough to get my own apartment. i have not received my stimulus check. i will be receiving one. i'm going to put it in savings until i have more from my tax returns and other money that i put away from my paycheck until i can afford to move. >> my name is nialla hendrickson. i live in arizona and i'm

patrick, good to talk to ou. back. patrick, good to talk to you- thank — back. patrick, good to talk to you. thank you _ back. patrick, good to talk to you. thank you for _ back. patrick, good to talk to you. thank you for being - back. patrick, good to talk to you. thank you for being on | back. patrick, good to talk to i you. thank you for being on the programme. in the meantime the oil industry has had a very challenging year due to the pandemic. the uk's oil and gas sector is facing a period of extreme this year's business outlook report from oil & gas uk says £3 billion in lost investment during the pandemic could now threaten a green recovery. joining me now is deirdre michie — chief executive of oil and gas uk. good to have you on the programme. talk us through what this means in the uk for the oil and gas industry. this this means in the uk for the oil and gas industry.- oil and gas industry. as you said it is — oil and gas industry. as you said it is a _ oil and gas industry. as you said it is a really _ oil and gas industry. as you | said it is a

patrick's day. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. bone chilling cold for parts of the bay area tonight. i'll have those temperatures coming up. >>> bone chilling? oh no! all that ahead, but first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. >> daylight savings stole an hour from you, and i'm here to give it out. >> i could put something out right away, like write a song and put it out. >> let's do it. let's do it right now. ah, the first apartment. minimum decor. maximum entertainment. they've got a flex 4k streaming box included with their internet. and with disney plus on the way, they'll get the best of the best. where'd you guys get this couch? found it on the street. oh... with xfinity flex, your entertainment starts at free. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and get a flex 4k streaming box included for free. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> covid-19 hit home a year ago this week when the bay area went into lockdown. the pandemic has brought about many changes

patrick's day. the key meeting set to happen in a matter of hours as the issues over immigration continue to boil over. >> and expanding vaccine access. the north bay county lowering the minimum age to receive a covid-19 vaccine as there are line jumpers. "today in the bay" continues now. >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. >> i'm marcus washington. we begin with the latest out of that string of deadly shootings in the atlanta area. all is quiet there this morning. but eight people are dead from the shooting. targeting three massage parlors. authorities say the victims are mostly women of asian dissent. >> this morning one suspect in custody. police so far not confirming a motive with the recent asian attacks and asian-americans in the bay area, many already on high alert. today in the bay's reporter joins us live in san francisco with the latest on that investigation. how community groups and police are also responding. sierra? >> yes, good morning, marcus an

patrick's day celebrations were going to be canceled. so this was like a nice little return to normal, right? but we are going to brake down the science of how they do it. because the chicago plumber's union has been coloring the river since 1962. apparently, it's more or less just food dye. >> you scared me when you said the plumbers were involved. why is it green now? >> because they needed to track leaks. so they would use this dye that wouldn't interfere with the water. since '62 they've been tasked with turning the river very festive. and so they don't talk about what concoction they use, but it's more or less food dye. >> they do use two to three motorboats, a smaller one to churn up the water. mm-hm. speaking of churning something up. >> mm-hm. >> apparently, we're learning here on weird science that life was started by lightning. yes, a lightning strike. apparently, they believe that the lightning striking the surface of the planet earth billions of years ago may have unlocked the phosphorus necessary for the creation of dna, cel

patrick's color is not green. the color is actually blue, dark blue, the blue that ireland's flag used to be. >> reporter: the earliest imagines of st. patrick all show 24i78 wearing blue. and get this, st. paddy himself not even irish. he was born in britain near the end of the fourth century. legend has it he drove the snakes from ireland. the only problem? >> there were never any snakes in ireland. they don't exist in the fossil record at all. >> reporter: and then there's this guy. ♪ they're magically delicious ♪ >> leprechauns. >> yes. >> they're not small. >> they're not small? >> no. they're the size of regular people. >> reporter: the irish fairies of old gaelic tradition juice looked like people. we're going to break news with this interview, i think. this is a big deal. for the most part here in america we do far more on st. paddy's day than those on the irish isle. just ask this irishman. >> all the americans are over here, oh, my god, i love it. i love ireland. >> reporter: but if you are going to

patrick's day. it does look like a mix of sun and clouds, looking good for the middle of next week. >> it does look good. thank you. >>> st. patrick's day is a few days away but celebrations are already getting started. here is how the bay area is going irish. >> wednesday is st. patrick's day. let's get our irish on. friends we will send you to dublin, east bay california, for starters. it is the virtual all things irish st. patrick's day celebration, a week long celebration. it will include virtual community events including lots of irish dancing. there will be music. there will be the bands. you name it, dublin, california doing their best to represent the emerald isle. >> other highlights from liam, san francisco st. patrick's day parade going virtual tomorrow. an oakland bar that's getting into the spirit. check out the list at kpix.com and get liam's list every friday on our morning news. >>> preserving pandemic history. the items being saved to remember this moment in time. >>> when the pande

. >> and, patrick -- so patrick was at dos -- i've been at dos for 18 years, and i'm pretty sure patrick was here before me. am i right, patrick? >> yes. >> he was one of the first people i met. one of the things that is very cool about today, patrick works in the representative payee office, and we don't get to see people in the payee office very often because it is a super small office, but it is a very important function. and what patrick and the teamworks with do is they help ensure that people who need help managing their finances get their rent paid, get money for food, that all of their expenses are paid, and that they don't -- that really keeps them from losing their housing, which is really a very serious thing. and it's really a great service that the city does, and very few people know about it. so i'm really happy to honor patrick today. and, patrick, i want to read for you what your team said about you because they can say it better than i can. so, patrick, we recognize you today for your leadership with the payee program, as the supervisor, and for doing above and beyond du

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please welcome the patrick how are you i'm good how are you. fine thing for her it was probably on your hard drive from young i think i read on your notes as i was reading that you started to go carts and wisconsin and aged 10 but. i want you to just speak about how tiring it is you know i often think about that and i say i know it's like reflexes all that and you know a good brain but man the duration must be the biggest part. yeah i mean back at the end of it going to let's say darlington for the southern $500.00 nascar 500 miles around darlington in the middle of the summer at night like so like the track is half way sandy is it so near the beach and the track was so hard to drive you drove up by the wall there always be a lot of yellow flags and that race i remember was 5 hours i remember one when you're was 5 hours long so you know you start off and go carts going for 8 laps which takes minutes and then you know you graduate up just kind of like speed you know it's not like i all the sudden was in an indy car going 240 miles an hour i star

patrick's day. for the co-owner of o'neill's irish pub in san mateo, there will be irish car bombs and green beer, along with sanitation and social distancing protocols. >> i will have a guard of both doors, and we need to keep it to 50% capacity. >> reporter: and with bars reopening for the first time since last year, sheriff's deputies are also on the lookout. >> with the bars opening today, we have an increase in patrols and we want to make sure the roadways are safe. we want people to enjoy it responsibly and get home safely. >> reporter: expect patrol around the county tonight as deputies are making their presence known with this in mind. >> i don't want to have to show up at someone's house, and deliver bad news to their families and friends. >> reporter: many bars in the area in san mateo county are choosing to call last call much earlier than they normally would on a st. patrick's day. here at malloy's, last call is at 10 pm. they want to make sure that before people get a little too drunk a

patrick's day. guest: right, how i got it, i don't know. that was a district workweek -- runs all the way up the ohio my district runs all the way up the ohio line to lake erie. my wife wasn't feeling good i , would go out to work in the morning and i would come home, and i just wanted to get outside and get some air. next and you know, i started to have some symptoms. i called my doctor, went out to our hospital in butler here, they do a fantastic job. they had a testing site set up in the parking lot. i got tested that day. the doctor called me and said you have got covid. from that point on it started to , get a little more difficult. for about 10 days, i had absolutely no appetite. i couldn't taste things. i had chills. down my neck and shoulders. i slept 18-20 hours a day. i think more than anything else, you almost get unstable. you are trying to walk and you hold onto the railings, you run out of breath and you run out of air. i live in a very old home. going up and down the steps, i would be completely out of breath and have to sit

welcome back the dennis miller plus one we're talking to nick patrick and. victory in the indy car series the 1st woman ever to win a major league open wheel race and i did ask if it was japan was the japan 300 and it was in 2008 now i want to i'm trying to think what are. i never flying well when you want over to europe i'm sure you saw between soccer and have one of cricket the you know that's the world over there here it was always. when they are stock cars i dug both and i'm trying to glean a somebody who's raced them both what what is the big difference or is there no tell me the answer. i mean it's from a driver's perspective the differences. you know the aerodynamics of the cars kind of are working a little bit more in reverse what's in front of you in an indy car mattered a lot and what's behind you in a stock car actually matters more so it's not completely like it doesn't it's not that it doesn't matter when someone's in front of you but the sand superspeedway is when you're working with a lot of speed they're dynamics like you need someone to be b

we're gonna be okay because i worked last year on st patrick's day, and it was just me serving food to go and it was really sad. a big difference. the bars last call comes with kitchen's closed by health order and enforced by alcohol, beverage control, putting the brakes on bench fest. no late night tonight. it's uh which is it's okay, it's been. it's been a great crowd, and we won't miss the late night tonight. it's something really nice about it. it's really pleasant. people have just pleased to be out and they love to celebrate this day. to the north in nevada, irish pipes and drums kept people entertained. definitely not like it typically is, but it's much better than last year, finnegan staff found it a challenge turning tables over every 90 minutes, as required with so many people catching up with friends, £500 of corned beef and cabbage devoured so different from last year when the shutdown came day before the holiday and left restaurants overstocked. we had a lot of leftover food. we try to be creative and do some specials for the next following week until the food was no long

the rain at least saving us saint patrick's day. we giving us some dry weather for today. >> tomorrow is going to be the day that yeah, you don't plan too much out there anyways unless you want to get wet get out there and some shower activity going hang out all day long. pretty much today just the cloud cover and a really nice view of some of those clouds as the sun was coming up earlier from mike ms lynskey here down in san jose said it was really cold as he was getting this picture now temperatures are starting to rise a bit. but you can also see the cloud cover in this live view at half moon bay this morning. doesn't look like it's keeping people from walking out there right along the shoreline. always nice to see people enjoying mornings even when they're not crystal clear because that's not what we're in the midst f still some of us in the 30's like double in morgan hill. but san jose, you're out of the 30's back up to 43. same in hayward as well as palo alto, 2 spots that started this morning in the 30's as well. petaluma and

we're getting into the saint patrick's day spirit with the viral dancers. move getting a lot of attention online. [ laughter ]. >>> all right. good morning it is wednesday, march 17. saint patrick's day. >> let's get over to mike who is wearing his green today. >>> good morning. hi, everybody. and it's going to be an increasingly gray day outside. right now waking up to partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions. drive on live doppler 7. here's a look at san francisco in the mid-40s. in the mid-30 to low 40s by 7:00 under partly cloudy sky. high clouds and low to mid-50s at noon and mostly cloudy at noon. temperatures in the upper 50s. cooler than average and cloudy by the time sets around 7:19. 48 at the coast and mid-50s for the rest of us. dry today and coming tonight the next chance of rain. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> dr. fauci is about to testify on the on going efrlt to vaccine americans. that is set for this morning. cdc director is also expected to speak president biden wants all americans eligible for vaccine by may 1. >>> more people

jonathan: patrick, got to leave it there. patrick armstrong, plurimi wealth cio. an insurance policy is very different to a conviction trade, and i think that is what you have to draw a distention between when you take a look at these markets. tom: really well said, and the idea that insurance policy has not worked well for people. the people caught in the middle have really been left behind. that is important. you know where i am going to be at 3:00 p.m. after the acclaimed "surveillance" nap. the talks are playing zagreb of croatia. jonathan:jonathan: some of the major players will play. i thought you would bring up adidas again. tom: i am going to bring it up because gareth is going to be out there with his adidas cleats. let's be honest, gareth says adidas, not ah-didas. jonathan: i think he says football boots and not cleats, as well. [laughter] the stock is at a record high over in germany. tom: what does gareth get paid to where adidas cleats? jonathan: i don't know. i imagine is -- i imagine it is a lot of money. tom: is the dynamo in zagreb any good? jona

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so i brought patrick to rolland's warehouse. through my experience with him, i've felt like i didn't always get the whole story. and then, also, i wasn't comfortable with the flow in, flow out of money and how that worked. i personally wouldn't do business with him again -- personally, i wouldn't. i think what pissed me off most about it is, i understand that people have business dealings in the past that don't work out. but, why wouldn't you tell me about those things? the fact that rolland was never mentioned, ever, seems like a really calculated omission from patrick. you never thought to say anything about other people, other businesses, not even for a second? no, honestly, not really. okay. i mean... then that lets me know what your logic is like. right, i mean... and so i'm telling you, that logic doesn't work for me. so, that was one bad thing -- one red flag. but then i found out patrick wasn't honest and he wasn't transparent about things, especially when it came to money. i ended up being personally sued by one of his

patrick's day celebrations too. savannah, georgia, has cancelled a parade but local officials expect large crowds. >> i think it is dangerous for folks. to guest covid-19. >> reporter: in chicago, the refer once again dyed green for the holiday. >> this is not a time to put down your guard. mask up and follow public health standards. >> reporter: meanwhile, across the country vaccination efforts continue to ramp up, the cdc reporting nearly 66 million americans over the age of 18 have received at least one dose of the vaccine. that's a quarter of all adults. more than 2.2 million shots being administered every day. the white house wants all americans to be eligible for the vaccine by may 1st, but didn't put a time frame on when everyone will be able to get those vaccines. >> many of the factors are out of our control including individuals being willing to take the vaccine. >> reporter: just days after president biden signed his $1.9 trillion covid relief package some americans already seeing direct relief payments h

patrick's day. stuart: i'm wearing the green and good morning, jackie and good morning to everyone. for the radical transformation of america, a radical change in the senate rules. president biden wants to change the filibuster rule to make opposition to major legislation much more difficult. at issue, the coming infrastructure package with big tax increases. the presidents of suggestion would make it easier for democrats to push through their radical plans. here's another headline grabbing statement from the president on abc he told the migrants don't come, that's getting headlights, but went on to say don't come while way in the process of getting set up in other words don't come yet. meanwhile come the border crisis gets worse more than 500 youngsters, children a day are arriving in the migrants flow is the highest in 20 years. president trump address this in his interview with maria and you will hear from him shortly. 10 year treasury yield will be the subject of that federal reserve press confe

patrick's day! [ cheers and applause yep, instead of pfizer and moderna, people just stayed home and did shots of jameson. yep, all day we got to play a fun game drunk co-worker or bad zoom connection [ light laughter ] so - st. patrick's day during covid is pretty strange. you've got to stay six feet apart. or as irish dads call it, hugging. [ laughter ] the cdc put out guidelines for how to celebrate you know, it's a fun holiday when you're getting tips from people in lab coats. isn't that fun yeah there weren't any big parades today. my question is, is it really st. patrick's day if i can't watch a guy on fifth avenue puke into a green hat at 8:00 a.m.? you know i mean, are we really celebrating when i can't see a a subway grate blow a kilt over a man's head but people still celebrated. everyone ate corned beef and cabbage to commemorate when st. patrick's went keto. [ laughter ] in celebration of today's holiday, the white house fountain was dyed green. take a look at this. actually, i'm being t

happy saint patrick's day to you. we've got john trouble standing by with our saint patty's day forecast. sporting the hunter green it's not the traditional saint patrick's screen, but it's close to that. we are looking out there today at some skies that are going to be a bit cloudier for compared to yesterday, which was already a cool one with the sunshine that we had. >> today. temperatures are going to be right around the same. we've got more cloud cover. those. you definitely want to keep the jackets on hand as make your way outside maybe for soma outdoor dining for the saint patrick's day. you can actually see the cloud cover hanging out right above half moon bay this morning. a blanket of cloud cover. we'll be pretty noticeable all across the bay area as we do make our way through this wednesday. saint patrick's day. good news is we have a clear commute. we don't have any sort of fog out. there is cloud cover sitting right above us this morning. temperatures are cold this morning, though. so the extra layer will

patrick's day. >> thanks for having us on. we are so excited about tomorrow's big day on the west side of the city. we hope we'll have a lot of people stopping by throughout the day. we have a lot of things and, irish music, irish dance. of course, we have the corned beef and cabbage dinner for those who are hungry enough and more music and dancing later on in the evening. >> it's part of your event paint the bridge green, right? is there painting involve is there a bridge involve who probably a difficult task to paint the bridge in one day. chicago they can get away with dyeing the river green. it would be a tall task to get the bridge painted green in a short period of time. the paint the bridge green is a virtual event that our team has put together which includes many artists, international artists, lots of people from ireland. we have them nationally, from new york, the netherlands. we have a whole slew of events for tomorrow evening. it's online at 7:30. you have to go to center web page. >> so you have the event at 7:30

. >> happy saint patrick's day. today's holiday was quite the reflection of the progress we made this past year. a year ago san francisco and several other counties just entered a stay at home order. bars and restaurants shutdown and owners did not know what was next. >> it was all unnerving. here is a look at some of our coverage from that night. >> i am at a bar in san francisco. you can see the owner here has boarded up this window also boarded up this window. >> today in san francisco restaurants and bars with food are allowed to serve guests while abiding by health restrictions. diners say it is a much different mood than last year. >> last time this time of the year it was scary now we have more of an understanding. >> city hall was lit up for the holiday tonight. the officials there is a san francisco could enter the orange tier as soon as next week. paving the way for bars without food to have limited outdoor seating. >>> celebrations across the bay area looked quite different this year. abc 7 news reporter