. >> reporter: two men living underneath a bridge at sacramento street not far from downtown vallejo. police were called to make a rescue, camera equipment to see what they were dealing with. >> they had tunnelled across from this side of the bridge underneath. >> reporter: construction crews say the men used shovel and pick to dig through the earth. men have been working to dig the 40 foot long and 5 foot high tunnel for five years. hard to believe but carney says it's possible. >> tunnels dug into the hillside all along, people digging in when it's warmer. >> reporter: like me places in the bay area, homelessness is a big problem in vallejo. council member brown is not surprised. >> seen the homeless population double every year i've been on council. it's a situation where you have not built enough housing, housing, this is how we got here. >> reporter: vallejo is building a navigation center and working on permanent transitional housing. help can't come soon enough. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> communities in east bay stunned by sudden death of popular basketball player, fro

. >>> a notable change in vallejo. critics of the program say it's discriminates against black and latino resident, tenants there. here is more the action that vallejo is taking. >> a multiprong approach. >> five months after our first report on a controversial housing program in vallejo, police captain jason potts sits down about concerns the unit exposed. >> that is in light of your interview with the housing director. >> reporter: he says vallejo has ended the housing program after we spoke with judy shepard hall. crime-free housing is a program where they show landlords have to keep people with criminal records out of rental property, and law enforcement agencies in 11 cities. >> here, you have crime, and people with criminal records -- >> yeah. >> and there is an actual picture of a dinosaur that your program says need be killed while still in the egg. >> yeah, and they are predators. so killing the egg, obviously that is ridiculous language for 2021. we have to worry about the outcoming in anything we do. >> they

we have a wind advisory for fairfield, vallejo and. the areas highlighted in gold here with that wind advisory gusts up to possibly 40 miles an hour. it's the higher elevations, north bay hills and east bay hills where we will see the strongest winds but

six flags in vallejo is reopening to its members and season pass holders. then the general public will be able to get in on the fun beginning april 3rd, just in time for spring break. capacity will be limited and masks and social distancing protocols will be followed. so rob, don't scream if you go on those roller coasters at six flag in vallejo. >> wise advice. people can't see if you're scared, too, there you go. we're going to be seeing some spring like weather on the way, speaking of things to look forward to later on this year headed our way this weekend. your evening commute is a mess no thanks to the weather and this micro clouded weather alert we're tracking for you here, which does involve quite a bit of rain falling across parts of the bay area. we'll take you outside into san francisco where you've got gloomy skies, rain still falling and a relatively cool 54 degrees. not much wind in san francisco. we'll take a closer look at that on our storm ranger. out towards the east bay, walnut creek, 56 degrees. rain moving through contra costa county. in

we have a wind advisory for fairfield, vallejo and. the areas highlighted in gold here with that wind advisory gusts up to possibly 40 miles an hour. it's the higher elevations, north bay hills and east bay hills where we will see the strongest winds but we will see the gusty off shore winds everywhere across the bay area. temperatures upper 60's to low 70's. even warmer compared to yesterday. we have some windy conditions in spots as we start off the day. >>> chp has issued a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and the dunbarton. for that ride, 880 area over toward the peninsula you may feel a little bit gusty conditions this morning as you work across the span. live look. you can see traffic is moving at the limit for the most part. we aren't seeing any brake lights or issues. your travel times are similar, between 11 to 13 minutes to work across either bridge if you are on the bridge. we had an incident reported near the toll plaza. it's causing just a slight delay as you work near the scene. >>> developing news we are learning a

. >> reporter: michael reeding of vallejo turned 2 years old today. based on a rare condition that affects his connective tissues, it's a long shot that he'll live to see his third. that he's made it this far is a miracle. now imagine being his mother, emily, who's dealing with all that. >> so every day we treat it like a miracle because we never know if we get another day with michael. >> reporter: but oh, what a day this would be. [ sirens ] these are firefighters from alameda county and vallejo and castro valley. all came to michael's house for a parade-size visit on this special day. ♪ happy birthday ♪ most of them including heather marquez already know michael well. >> happy birthday, michael. >> reporter: back when the family lived in castro valley michael would ask to see the fire station almost every day. those firefighters opened their hearts. >> they just embraced michael and wanted to give him every opportunity that they knew he wouldn't otherwise have. >> he can name every component on a fire engine better than some of the rest of us.

and one is in northern richmond, 94801, and there's four in solano county, including 94950 in vallejo. if you live in one of the zip codes what does it mean? the county will be sending more doses to your local vaccination sitesif you have registered, and you are eligible, you will receive a text message with an access code to get the appointment, the accesses codes may not start until the end of march. >> thanks. if you are looking for more vaccine information about vaccine sites near you, we have a useful website for you, it's called plan your vaccine. go to the site, select your state, age, and occupation and it will select the site closest to you. >>> she made history at the presidential you inauguration, tonight, poet, amanda gorman is making headlines for a story she shared on twitter. what happened on her walk home that has her speaking out. a year later, we look back at the covid outbreak in a daring mission off the coast that captivated the country. >> we are watching a 1-2 punch of gusty wind and briefly heavy wind tonight, how much of it will carry through the rest of the up

todavía con el paso vallejo con fuertes lluvias y fuerte el viento. de hecho, en este momento comienzan a sentirse, más o no . el panorama quince o veinte minutos y se llega a la región. se espera que siga descendiendo el mercurio con esos vientos. vamos a ver las condiciones. en unos minutos comenzará a llover, un poco más intenso. media pulgada de lluvia y un vigésimo de pulgada. vemos que comienza ligera y sábados para mañana y que si tiene planes para sábado y domingo son secas. próxima lluvia, próximo miércoles, se mantiene y mismas condiciones y domingo también , la presencia de lluvias para nosotros. feliz fin de semana , regresamos >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> al regresar con el segmento deportivo, hay luz verde y además los tigres fueron en búsqueda de tres puntos. las mejores acciones del enceuntro al volver de la pausa >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered californi

amberleigh live force tonight in vallejo. thank you. still ahead of vandal in the east bay caught on camera, breaking dozens of windows at a church early this morning. also perspective on the recall effort against gavin newsom here from the on lee governor to ever be recalled in california history. why gray davis thinks that newsom will beat the recall. maj. through a s glass windows. yeah, the person broke dozens of windows and glass doors for no apparent reason. ktvu maureen naylor tells us the crime, though, was caught on surveillance cameras. church maintenance crews spent monday morning cleaning up broken glass after dozens of windows and doors were vandalized a few hours earlier. vandalism happened around four a.m. monday at the cornerstone christian center in antioch, which serves as both a church for 200 people and a school with 400 students. i drove in immediately and came in. we had a couple broken windows well, turns out the storefront really of the high school and the church building were all busted out. and it also turns ou

police say she recently moved with her family to vallejo from richmond. she's believed to have left her home on tennessee. street around 2 33 30 this morning. anyone with information is asked. to contact the vallejo police department. well just a beautiful friday out there just done nothing. but while the wall sunshine temperatures the warm side sixties to right around 70 degrees, just kind of in that, i think that the comfortable ideal range and tomorrow still a fairly warm day, although we begin to cool things off is we head into t. te highs from this afternoon. you could see some seventies for santa rosa. napa vallejo conquered fairfield and er quite a few seventies and still sixties around the rest of the region. now, tomorrow we begin to cool things off your saturday. in fact, we'll have some patchy fog. you're the coast and you're the bay first thing tomorrow morning and then on sunday that is the day of change will bring in some more clouds of their next system approaches, and we do also bringing the chance of some showers. especially for sunday af

in tzico qualy for the increase, including parts of vallejo, fairfield, richmond, san francisco and oakland. >> we need to go to minority communities that have been historically ignored or have concerns about vaccines. >> reporter: lots of complaints in the bay area with this plan using a metric called the california healthy places index, which ranks census tracks based on income, education levels, health care access and other factors. in a couple of hours, lawmakers will gather on zoom to try to apply pressure to the state and make major adjustments to this plan at 11:00. kiet do, kpix5 from treasure island. >>> some bay area cities with high infection rates are not included. 10 bay area zip codes made the list and not a single one in santa clara, san mateo or marin county's. contra costa has one zip code listed and alameda has three. san francisco, two and sonoma and santa cruz counties have none. >>> in the east bay, business owners are ramping up for long awaited reopening. alameda and solano counties could get the green light for the red tier and restaurants are looking forward to indo

troy gaskin of vallejo, a single father tells me he's trying to find his footing. he and his four sons. ages. 7 to 13 are now looking for housing after they lost their home in a fire and i just grabbed the kid's got him outside call 911 and just waited. i mean, i was in a daze. gaskins home of rental is boarded up unlivable after the far broke out on march 19th. the week before this dad tells me he had suffered a heart attack, his second i after losib installing home theater systems at the start of the pandemic, everything's just been taking out of me and i'm just trying to survive with these kids. a spokesman with filet o fire says investigators suspect the cause may be electrical. asking says he doesn't have renter's insurance. everything's gone, including the boys, laptops for distance learning. i want to get one like asap. how worried are you about falling behind? pretty worried because next year is high school for me, alison hill heard about the plight of the gaskin family through social media and started a go fund me to help them. they need a home. they need

the stores that are closing or in oakley, dublin, livermore, oakland, vallejo, berkeley and albany. goodwill says the closures are effective immediately, and that's sick. steve one employees will be laid off goodwill says a pandemic is a reason for the closures. stores were shut down for most of last year, and they lost a lot of money. as a result, goodwill says he affected employees will receive a separation package that includes one week of pay and a month of health benefits. the san jose fairmont hotel is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. spokesperson says the landmark hotel on south market street shut down today, relocating the few remaining guests to other hotels. the 805 room hotel lost at least $18 million last year, and it projects 20 million in losses this year with plunging tourism and no convention bookings. they hope to reopen within two or three months. the u. s the senate has adjourned for the night work will continue over the weekend in on president biden's nearly $2 trillion coat. good relief plan. the major sticking point today was over unemployment benefits. democr

napa, american cannian and vallejo --. everything about your commute is good today other than the strong sunshine and if you are on a furry ferry it is going reflecting off that water. if you have polarized sunglasses that always works the best. see that curl in the atmosphere to our west? that is sunday's storm. coming in sunday afternoon through monday. light to moderate rain and wintry showers and gusty breezes. future radar you can see we wake up to cloudy conditions by 4:00. light to moderate rain moving into the north bay. by 11:00 it is into see it turn to just scattered showers through monday. if you are going to be out and about sunday by 11:00 you can see everybody is wet with at least up to a tenth to quarter of an inch of rain outside the south bay and eventually we'll all get up to a quarterback to a third of an inch of rain, maybe a half inch up in our hill. so a nice storm for march. the morning commute, so much easier hopefully this morning, jobina. >> overall it is, mike. but we do have a brand new issue c

fairfield, vallejo, will be under a wind advisory today. that is because of the strong off shore winds really kicking in for us. northerly winds about 10 to 20 miles an hour sustainedder for most the bay area locations. gusts up to 30 to 40 miles an hour. we will see plenty of sun and warmer temperatures soaring in to the 60's and 70's this afternoon. running about four to eight degrees above average for this time of year. even warmer compared to yesterday and warmer as we look to wednesday. with that dry cold front. the strong off shore winds and that tight pressure we are looking at the winds increasing for us as we go through our day today. you can see the purple colors indicating those gusty conditions, the stronger winds picking up for us. higher elevations i will be watching the north and east bay hills. the strongest winds as we go through the day. breezy for tomorrow and then the winds letting up as we head through wednesday. plentyive sun through the day today. you can see all of that sun for today as well as for tomorrow and again

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. >> reporter: michael reading of vallejo turned 2 years old today. based on a rare condition that affects his disconnective tissue, it's a long shot that he'll live to see his third. that he's made hit the far is a miracle. now imagine being his mother, amelie, who is dealing with all of that? >> so every day we treat like a miracle. because we never know if we get another day with michael. >> reporter: but oh what a day this would be. these are firefighters from alameda county and vallejo and castro valley, all came to michael's house for a parade-sized visit on this special day. most of them -- ♪ happy birthday, little brother ♪ >> reporter: including heather marquez already know michael well. >> happy birthday, michael! >> reporter: we met heather walking over to the fire station one morning. >> reporter: michael would ask to see the fire station almost every day. those firefighters opened their hearts. >> they just embraced michael and wanted to give him every opportunity that they knew he would other nice not have. >> he can name every compo

this happened on wednesday when the vallejo police arrested this man 19 year-old fidel rodriguez, never ready after they responded to the 400 block of fairgrounds drive after someone reported that a girl was being forced into trafficking this man was then arrested and booked into the solano county jail on suspicion of crimes that include human trafficking of a minor with a minor and assault with a deadly weapon and. >>and the east bay, the lafayette city council now considering a resolution that would ask the state to intervene and help remove frequent protesters from a highway overpass since august supporters of former president donald trump have been gathering on the elk rotolo boulevard overpass above highway 24 in lafayette, waving american flags along with large banners. folks in the party members of the contra costa county patriots say. they are simply exercising their first amendment rights to peacefully assemble. but the city says that the twice weekly demonstrations are now becoming a safety hazard for drivers below the meeting to discuss this is set to get underway monday nigh

in vallejo, a family of five escaped a house fire, but now. struggling to get back on their feet. that fire destroyed their home 10 days ago. when now well, they're living is trying to show them some support, troy gaskin of vallejo, a single father tells me he's trying to find his footing. he and his four sons, ages, 7 to 13 are now looking for housing after they lost their home in a fire. i just grabbed the kid's got him outside call 911 and just waited. i mean, i was in a daze, gaskins, home of rental is boarded up unlivable after the far broke out on march 19th the week before this dad tells me he had suffered a heart attack, his second in a matter of months. he says he is unemployed after losing his job installing home theater systems at the start of the pandemic, everything's just been taking out of me, and i'm just trying to survive with these kids. a spokesman with filet o fire says. investigators suspect the cause may be electrical. asking, says he doesn't have renter's insurance. everything's gone, including the boys, laptops for distance learning. i want to get one like

six flags in vallejo will open april 1st. it will open to the public april 3rd. six flags discovery kingdom had been closed excepts july. >>> now to our money market report. the u.s. economy is still struggling to recover during this pandemic. according to the labor department, 770,000 people applied for unemployment last week. that's higher than the 700,000 economists expected. more than 4.1 million americans are looking for work. that's about 100,000 more than project. >>> now let's take a look at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up by about 50 points. >>> at abc7 we are committed to building a better bay area. every week jobina is searching out openings and contacting employers on what you need to land a job. you found pushing for pin-ploys. can anyone ployee is. it's with pinterest. they are based in the bay area. look no further than the company itself. >> we have over 200 opening rolls. half the roles are in san francisco but we're actually hiring globally. >> reporter: she said they're looking for a health and safety manager, a not to the sig

. >>> a construction crew was working on the demolition of this bridge in vallejo. they found the men under there while they were digging a trench. we have some photos from outside the cave, as it were. construction crews say the men used a shovel and pick to dig through the earth. the men were being rescued whenned construction crew found them. they say they had been working to dig the tunnel for nine years. >> you go along the tracks, you'll see tunnels dug into the hillside all along. people are coming, digging into the hillside when it's warmer. >> like in many places across the bay area, homelessness is a big problem. the city of vallejo is building a navigation center and permanent center for housing to house the homeless. >>> we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, teenagers fighting against climate change. what's in store for this year's youth climate action sum made t. things will get warmer. plus i have your climate hack of the day. the full forecast is coming up. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventur

hemos visto un aumento de desalojo con organización se nuestros ves unos como vallejo como san josé por ese motivo de que es trascendente el hijo de malta detuvo quedar la suma mientras estaba hospitalizado el pasado mes de noviembre. >>> tenemos que salir porque seÑalan como que estas personas de leyes integradas. lo voy atemorizar e intervenir. desalojo no pueden correrlo porquede bien de renta.-que dice que han visto otros casos donde sacan a la gente diciendo que el dueÑo se van moderada unidad >>> a la casa. una persona que va a pagar la renta. fuiste ni otra de la ley firmada por el gobernador grupos que organizan actualmente para mandar un mensaje del de los políticos locales. >>> esto sigue pasando no son suficiente los propietarios están encontrando maneras de seguir desalojando y las cortes siguen tomando estos casos. noticiero telemundo 48. >>> a pesar del que los alquileres en algunas ciudades del país han bajado por ejemplo san francisco tuvo promedio de $3380 de renta es más alto que el promedio irregular a nivel nacional. en las zonas menos costosos de la ciudad los

. >> reporter: the state has identified parts of vallejo among the highest rates of infection. the governor is promising to get 40% to low-income, disadvantaged communities like this one. >> i think centralizing in the middle of solano county was always an eye on our target. we weren't able to think we could get it to this level. >> hammond productions not only helping people get shots in arms but putting people to work. people like kyle newport, an oakland legend in the entertainment production industry. . >> we basically view this like a show. we brought in professional lighting. >> hammond is helping hundreds of people get back on their feet. . >> once i got hired for this, i understood it was a much bigger picture than a concert, golf tournament or a dinner. a lot of social responsibility and information that needs to be shared. >> reporter: in vallejo, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to remind you that plan your vaccine.com is a website to help you be prepared when it's your turn. once you're on the site, select your state, age, occupation and then the site wil

mientras que se anuncia que 1 de abril abrirÁn las puertas de su parque de diversiones en vallejo pero sÓlo para socios. el pÚblico general podrÁ visitar ese lugar a partir del 3 de abril. quienes asistan deberÁn seguir directrices sanitarias y necesitarÁ dinero en efectivo. autoridades dieron a conocer que podrÍa generarse posibles retrasos era entregar ayuda fiscal por hijos. mi colega nos amplÍa la informaciÓn y nos dice que pasarÁ con esa ayuda. >> padres y tutores se topara en recibir pagos directosla ayuda fiscal por hijos. autoridades tienes nutrientes en esta paciencia. ya que regirÁn el dinero. >> el irs esta trabajando arduamente para desglosar esa porciÓn de la ley. y tiene que revisar lapara poderla implementar. y tambiÉn actualizar los sistemas. asÍ que se estÁ tomando un poco de tiempo pero pronto los contribuyentes podrÁn saber mÁs acerca de este crÉdito. >> asimismo se conociÓ que se extendiÓ la fecha para presentar los impuestos. si aÚn no lo ha hecho estÁ a tiempo. recomiendan no dejarlo para Última hora. >> el irs extendiÓ la fecha para present

the singer, her from vallejo got a best original song nod. congratulations to them . >> it we also get congratulations to our friends at pixar . >> onward console in the sure borough . >> well-deserved . >> congratulations . >> trying to call the cast members, like us some climate experts say, time is running out to prevent disaster unless we seriously change our habits. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce l oids and help prevent severe asthma attacks. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't change or stop your asthma tr

codes qualify for the increase with only 10 bay area zip codes qualifying for this effort, including vallejo, fairfield, richmond, san francisco and oakland. >> we need to go to minority communities that have historically been ignored or have had their own concerns about vaccines, rightfully. >> that include santa clara county. >> reporter: this new equity plan uses a metric called california healthy places index and that ranks it based on census tracts, income, education level, health care access and other factors. later on, they will gather on zoom to put pressure on the state to make major adjustments to this new equity plan that is happening at 11:00 a.m. 11 treasure island, kiet do. >>> looking in the east bay, business owners are ramping up for a long awaited reopening. alameda and solano counties could get the green light to move in the red tier within days and restaurants are looking forward to indoor dining at 25% capacity and gym owners say fewer restrictions will give them a fighting chance to survive. one gym owner said it could take years to bring membership back to pre-pandemic

if you are headed out of vallejo taking west bound 37 into self towards 101. that's a look at your morning ride. it's time to check your forecast. there is a little bit snow on mount hamilton. >>> i love seeing the snow on top of bay area mountains after our wild winter storm. here is a live look from the lake observatory. you see that snow out there. it's been so cool for my drive home from our san francisco kpix tv station to the south bay in san jose home seeing that snow, the snow capped bay area mountains over mount hamilton, just so breath taking, a really pretty view. another great view, sales force tower camera as we look east. you can see mostly sunny skies as we start our day across the bay. it's a cold start in the 30s and 40s, 42 concord, 45 oakland, livermore 38, 45 san santa rosa. 9 san this afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. along the coast, upper 50s. inland, mid to upper 60s to s. near 70 depending where you are. i will show you what you can expect in your neighborhood coming up. the ridge of high pressure building for us and that's why we will se

, 39 in livermore. 45 in the city, though. 44 in oakland, 43 in san jose. 38, that overnight low in vallejo. as we turn the calendar page to march, we do get some pretty decent rainfall totals this time of year. over the month we average anywhere from 2 to 5 inches of rain. so there is still hope we can make a little dent in our rainfall deficit this time of year. it does not look like it's going to be a miracle march and make a lot of rainfall up in a short time unfortunately. tomorrow it's dry and sunny, 64 in the city, 68 the high in oakland. san jose the same. equally as warm as it was overed weekend. 66 in napa, 69 in concord 70 the high in fairfield. future weather into friday, this is friday night. the storm is approaching the coast line of california, so we'll include a chance of a shower at night on friday. looks like the best chance for that rain really comes on saturday and saturday morning. this is 11:00 a.m. on saturday as the storm moves on shore. and we will likely also get some snow in the sierra, that will help our snow pack out. total rainfall not a block buster storm by a

. >> it's between broadway and vallejo. the church for the fellowship of all people, as you know, was the nation's first intentionally interracial and interfaith church. it was started in 1944 by dr. howard thurman and dr. alfred fisk. they believed if people came together and had deep religious experiences, that they would emerge with a sense of unity racialers and sexual barriers and going on for 74 yes and next year it will be 75. >> that's wonderful. you talk about different religious backgrounds, races of people and creeds? >> yes. many of the people were former jewish folks, buddhists, communists and the congregation and people who had no religious background. and dr. thurman attracted many others. some people say, is this what the church is about? i want to be part of it. it was a powerful book, the most well recognized and was influential with dr. king and samuel proctor and many ot ople. >> and meeting with gandhi. >> he met with gandhi in 1936 as part of a pilgrimage with he and his wife and two other people. they

el parque en vallejo, ya habrÍa sus puertas, pero sÓlo con un 15% de capacidad. >> hemos esperado casi un aÑo para abrir la mente, ahora que es posible, estamos muy felices. reportero: usted no puede acudir al parque sin antes comprar su boleto en lÍnea y reservar la fecha. >> necesitan ser residentes de california por ahora, cuando tengan tomarÁn las temperaturas de los empleados, la de los visitantes, necesitan usar una mÁscara. reportero: otros parques de diversiones son el parque de santa clara y el parque oakland con capacidades limitadas. en san francisco, y varias opciones, donde puede comer y ver animales marinos, hasta el parque colectivo con docenas de negocios latinos. >> son varios hitos donde la gente puede comer, varias mesas, mÚsica, tenemos 1 bar al aire libre. reportero: carlos, estÁ a cargo de cuatro parques en san francisco, dÓnde tienen mÁs de 50 pequeÑos negocios que dependen de las visitas de los turistas y residentes para poder subsistir. >> los negocios estÁn sufriendo mucho, tiene muchos empleados, que sobreviven a esto deben volver a trabajar y tener

la banda vallejo recibió dos nominaciones y premios. felicidades a todos. >> las siguientes imágenes uno captada por un dro que muestra la entrada clientes jugando en un salón de boliche. con esto se busca que las personas apoye comenzó locales de sus vecindarios durante la pandemia >> hoy se realizará el tan esperado sorteo para lograr... de la mascota del equipo flyer, a ganancias serán destinadas a las organizaciones de caridad que apoya el equipo. nos vamos otra pausa le comento que se reportan alto índice de diabetes, le cuento de qué nacionalidad. >> , no hay eventos musicales al aire libre pero conozca el proyecto de varios músicos. >> el telemundo48.com está disponible también para iphone y android, aplicación es gratis >> >> ♪♪. >> bueno, sabemos que la diabetes afecta altamente la comunidad hispana. fíjese que en un estado de la nación son de nacionalidad mexicana los más afectados. alejandra falcone tiene los detalles. >> las autoridades de salud dicen que gran porcentaje de hispanos padece de diabetes y en

esto incluye tres cÓdigos postales en oakland, uno en esta zona, aÚn en vallejo y dos en san francisco, uno en montezuma. esto estÁ en el condado de solano. contra las vacunas actualmente aprobadas por la fdapara su uso de emergencia y mitos y leyendas urbanas en circulaciÓn que solamente dejan mÁs confusiÓn entre la gente. stephanie investigÓ y nos dice cuÁles son los mitos y las verdades sobre Éstas vacunas. >> hay que protegerse porque si no es con eso, ya ve cÓmo y muerte. >> natalia ser creyente y recibiÓ su primera dosis. sin embargo, segÚn el departamento de salud del condado de los Ángeles de los mÁs de 400.000 ancianos que en el condado sÓlo el 34% recibido la vacuna por lo que nos dimos a la tarea de desmentir algunos mitos sobre las vacunas. de las vacunas pueden cambiar tu adn. >> ninguna de las vacunas empleadas puede alterar el adn de una persona. >> muchos tienden a creer que travÉs de la vacuna pueden contraer el virus. >> a todas las personas de la tercera edad si este tiene enfermedades crÓnicas podrÍa hacerlo. >> ninguna persona va a recibir la inocul

lighter showers from vallejo. sliding to the south. similar set up from oakland and approaching heyward and late showers beginning to move into san ramon. light rain among portions of the peninsula. the south bay, it is mainly dry and a lot of cloud cover but the rain is going to fill in over the next 1-2 hours. rain will go back to the south bay tonight. it is a level one system we are tracking tonight and it lingers into tomorrow. brief downpours. windy at times. tomorrow afternoon there is a chance of a thunderstorm that could produce some hail. the possibility of snow on the highest peaks. the wind advisory will go into effect starting at 10:00 p.m. tonight through tomorrow morning for the entire coastline , as well as the bay shoreline where we could see northwesterly wind pick up and they could gust anywhere from 30-50 miles per hour. if it is trash day in your neighborhood early tomorrow morning, maybe way to put the can out what does not blow over. later this evening, 7:00 p.m., widespread light rain. by 9 pm it looks like the

sheltered valleys, clear skies, heading into the afternoon hours it is going to be warmer, 74 fairfield, 70 vallejo, 72 in antioch, oakland, san rafael, santa rosa, 75 degrees in san francisco, once again, the winds confined to the coast tomorrow. there will be a few more extra high clouds around filtering the sunshine. now, if you are looking for rain i want to show you what is coming. thursday, more cloud cover, the temperatures are going to drop. you may see a little drizzle. that is about it. as you look here taking you through the end of the month, the pattern remains dry as high pressure is diverting the storm track to the north. the accu-weather forecast, milder tomorrow afternoon, cooler, windy, for the coast, thursday, and then we will warm it back up close to 80 degrees inland, 60s coast side, really nice looking weather into early next week. is that fit for royalty? >> it is. thank you very much, sand ah, the first apartment. minimum decor. maximum entertainment. they've got a flex 4k ahstreaming box included with their internet. and with disney plus on the way, they'll get the best of t

with a rare disease celebrated his birthday this week with the help of some firefighters crews from vallejo sounded the alarm for michael reading second birthday. the special event was put together one day after doctors said that he would probably never see again due to his condition. michael got a helicopter flyover which he enjoyed in a parade of emergency vehicles that flash their lights and blasted their sirens. >> half of michael's life has been spent much looking at stanford. he's had 3 open heart surgeries. has a rare connective tissue condition that weakens everything in his body. having something like this to give an experience like this so special. >> the delay of fire department says it was an honor to celebrate that little boy. the community has come to call him miracle. michael. and we also have some good news, too for movie fans. we've got additional movie theaters reopening across the bay area this weekend. >> cinemark's is going to be reopening theaters in vallejo hayward san leandro, fremont and union city. in fact, the with and cleaning practices. as you can imagine. they'

overnight in santa rosa down to 39 in redwood city, the same in concord. 8 in half moon bay. 39 in vallejo. it will be a chilly start to the day tomorrow morning. we do have a frost advisory and freeze warning in effect starting at midnight tonight for middletown, clearlake, lake port, ukiah, points north where temperatures drop to the upper 20s to lower 30s. if you have sensitive vegetation outside, bring it indoors or cover it as we could see issues with the cold temperatures. sta, the afternoon is comfortable. a little bit above average for this time of the year. upper 50s to mid-60s. and tomorrow you'll notice a few more clouds in the sky. but all in all it's a partly cloudy day. we'll see ample amounts of sunshine for the second half of the weekend. then see increase in cloud cover and rain return to the forecast on monday. future weather, this is 6 "p," monday it looks like the best chance of rain will fall in the north bay. but by tuesday it looks like we'll see more widespread shower activity, very light in nature that does continue into wednesday as well. tuesday and wednesday it'

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look at the santa rosa, napa, vallejo and york all decided to be 72 this afternoon. lots of sixties for san francisco and oakland san jose 66 degrees. here's the plan this weekend saturday. we'll start out with some patchy fog making a comeback in the coast near the bay and a little bit cooler, but mostly sunny your forecast for the afternoon hours on sunday, we will think it up the clouds, also bringing some shower chances later in the day on sunday. now, today we actually add some showers and thunderstorms to the south of the bay area closer to monterey county for us right now, it looks like we have some patchy clouds trying to regroup. just offshore and still a pretty good onshore breezes. well that could help transport the clouds back into the bay. overnight current numbers in the forties and the fifties san francisco right now, checking in 50 degrees, here's a live camera tonight, looking out toward the open estuary where we still have mostly clear skies. we'll start out tomorrow morning with partly cloudy skies, some patchy fog out toward the coast and right ar

today's protest is scheduled to happen outside vallejo medical center. >>> developing right now, in about three hours the trial resumes for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. that trial started yesterday with opening statements and the first witnesses. prosecutors showed the entire video of chauvin with his knee to floyd's neck and called a man to the witness stand heard in that video criticizing police officers during the deadly encounter. >> at the moment, i was the most vocalist person out there pleading for floyd's life because i felt like it was definitely in the wrong. >> chauvin's defense attorney focused on the evidence calling it "far greater than the 9 minutes and 29 seconds seen in the video of floyd's death." >>> happening today, berkeley leaders will consider permanently banning police from using pepper spray, tear gas, water cannons and other crowd controlled devices. these less lethal weapons were temporary ban on the devices. >>> many are calling on federal agencies to transition to a year-round fire force. the move would require

todas las medidas de seguridad >>> yo quisiera verla una de las obras y el parque de diversiones de vallejo abre sus puertas en el primer y el 2 de abril pero a partir del 3 de abril están abierto para el público en general esta reapertura coincide con las vacaciones de primavera. capacidad de lugar será limitada y por supuesto hay que seguir todos los protocolos de distancia mito social también el uso obligatorio de mascarillas así que ya lo sabe a disfrutar en obras de arte en la adrenalina. noches estas son l noticias que usted tiene que saber, abandonados a su suerte la policía vas tras ellos y los coyotes los lanzan uno a uno imágenes como estas se repiten día a día >>y también niños llegan a la

filipino martial arts, they are all over the bay area, some in pleasanton and saint carlos and some in vallejo, even all the way up to stockton. so, we've all come together saying this is something we should do, and they are all offering their services. you don't have to come to one location, we set up so you can go wherever you are closest to to make it easy for everybody . >> this is absolutely amazing, rick, i hope people all seize this opportunity. how do people sign up? >> what they can do is reach me through either you guys or through facebook, i'm under rick ramos , or, through the webpage of the bladed mind. war, they could reach out to physique magna feet . >> as soon as we get people signing up we will try to put rings together for everybody. the sooner the better obviously. >> >> thank you so much for joining us today on this interactive show, getting answers. we will be here every week day at 3:00 on air and >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. a gunman opening fire at a grocery store. the images coming in now. reports of the gunman in the parking lot, then moving insi

that includes fairfield and vallejo. check out the sustained winds across the bay area. northerly winds, those off shore winds because of a dry cold front that pushed through. 20-mile an hour winds, 26 in fairfield. 22 in san jose, looking at 21 for concord and napa. these are the wind gusts. gusting up to 35 miles an hour in fairfield. 37 in concord. 33 san jose and 30 for heyward. here is what to expect. we will continue to see the northerly winds ten to 20 miles an hour. sunshine warmer temperatures, all of us in to the 60's and 70's this afternoon and much warmer as we look to tomorrow. we will talk more about the full forecast coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new data out today shows the speed and effectiveness of the pfizer shot. a joint study done in part by the israel institute of technology showed two weeks after the second dose, the pfizer vaccine was 91% effective at preventing infection and 99% effective at preventing symptoms. >>> another black eye for oxford. there are concerns the company may have included out dated information in results testing

otro parque que reabre el jueves es six flags en vallejo, habrá acceso jueves y viernes para los miembros y compases de temporada, y para el público en general el sábado. en santa clara la noticia distinta, seguirá cerrado hasta el 22 de mayo. los pases de temporada que compraron en 2020 podrán utilizarlos hasta el año entrante. si desea planear las actividades del próximo fin de semana tienen este dato a partir del jueves 1 de abril abrirá este lugar y estará solo disponible para residentes de california usando mascarilla. ¿cuál se te antoja? >> la playa. >> quiero conocer la feria de san mateo. nos despedimos, que lo pase bien y feliz semana. >> (música). par par >> (música). >> buenas noches, estas son las noticas que tiene que saber >> indignación en méxico por la muerte de una mujer a manos de la policía. tirada en el piso y con las manos esposadas. una policía le puso su rodilla en el cuello. >> la mataron como un perro, con rodilla en el cuello, la policía era pesada. >> hay

in vallejo, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> as eligibility expands, vaccination rates are rising. percentage of people who received at least one shot. north bay, solano county at 35%, most in the bay area, with at least everyone receiving one shot. san francisco is 34%, marin, san mateo and contra costa there and we told you last night about solano county expanding vaccine eligibility. today it's explaining why it's allowing anyone 50 and over to get the vaccine. they want to be the first county to vaccinate everyone because the first case of community spread in the bay area was in solano county. vaccinations are being held at county fairgrounds. >>> still ahead, tempted to travel after getting vaccine? apparently not the only one. new trend. >>> painful night for steph curry, how bad is it, why he left the game, how long he might be out. >>> rain returning tomorrow if you have plans, you won't want to miss my forecast. details coming up. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's w

and vallejo, 47 now in tiburon. we have upper 30s to near 40 in the east bay valleys. cupertino around 40. look at that, almost a gorgeous sunrise, about to crest the mountains as we look at 101 and 880. we're 1 on the storm impact scale, both of our commutes are going to be dry. it is not until we get to 7:00 this evening that the light to moderate rain, the steady rain moves into the north bay. we could have some light random showers ahead of that. by 10:00, moving into the heart of the bay. by midnight it is everywhere and there is still moderate spots as you see some yellow and orange there. that's where the winds will be fastest. look at this, how quickly it moves out. by 3:00, it is gone. we'll wake up to increasing sunshine, but it will be damp and a little slippery as a quarter to half inch of rain is still possible. that's a look at the wet weather. how about some high temperatures where you live today. and this is sponsored by disney's raya and the last dragon, in theaters or order it on disney plus with premiere access and enjoy. >> here goes everything. >>

sheltered valleys, clear skies, heading into the afternoon hours it is going to be warmer, 74 fairfield, 70 vallejo, 72 in antioch, oakland, san rafael, santa rosa, 75 degrees in san francisco, once again, the winds confined to the coast tomorrow. there will be a few more extra high clouds around filtering the sunshine. now, if you are looking for rain i want to show you what is coming. thursday, more cloud cover, the temperatures are going to drop. you may see a little drizzle. that is about it. as you look here taking you through the end of the month, the pattern remains dry as high pressure is diverting the storm track to the north. the accu-weather forecast, milder tomorrow afternoon, cooler, windy, for the coast, thursday, and then we will warm it back up close to 80 degrees inland, 60s coast side, really nice looking weather into early next week. is that fit for royalty? >> it is. thank you very much, sanda. [ laughter ] today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast internet on the network that can deliver gig speeds to th

. >>> this is a bizarre rescue in vallejo where two people were pulled from a manmade tunnel under a roadway. firefighters from several departments responded to the call yesterday. they had to dig up a significant portion of the road to reach the two men trapped underneath. right now, it is unclear exactly what they were doing there. >>> happening tomorrow, an entire apartment building will be rolling down a san jose street. the building has stood through two pandemics. not only this one, but the one back in 1 1918-1919. they stood on east reed street more than 111 years. now, it will roll out to its new home a quarter mile away. it was set to be demolished in december, but the community wanted to save it. so they did. they raised more than $250,000 nor the move. >>> a sea of orange, purple, and yellow will be absent from the rolling hills of a southern california destination. the super bloom of year's past is a bust this year because of the lack of rain. that is partly to blame. in 2019, southern california got about 20 inches of rain thier. d fls far the eye can see, this year, the

today a boy in vallejo celebrated the birthday. he was not expected to even see michael reading, also known as super michael was born with a rare connective tissue condition that weakens everything in his body. he was not expected to live past his first birthday. well today, he turned to and what a day it was with a drive by birthday party. check it out. vallejo fire and police and a paramedic ambulance arrived with flashing lights and sirens to wish the boy happy birthday and a helicopter just like that. even did fly over, boy's mother said. it will always be. a day to remember. coming up. santa's a state tries to keep its season alive as we inch closer to march madness. mark will have the latest on that and the rest of emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family

we had a fire crew from vallejo. they sounded the alarm for michael reading second birthday. the special event was put together a day after doctors said that he likely would never see again due to his condition. michael got a helicopter flyover and a parade of emergency vehicles flashing their lights and blasting their silence. >> half of michael's life has been spent pretty much looking at stanford. he's had 3 open heart surgeries. has a rare connective tissue condition that weakens everything in his body. having something like this to give an experience like this so special. >> on fire department says it was their honor to help celebrate that little boy's birthday a boy. the community has come to call miracle. michael. >> and we also have some good news too, for movie fans. additional movie theaters are reopening across the bay area this weekend. cinemark is reopening theaters in vallejo and hayward and san leandro fremont union city as well. more and more of them starting to reopen their all opening up with enhanced cleaning procedures in place they'll be offering staggere

those stores are in oakland, livermore, dublin, albany, berkeley, vallejo, oakley and dixon. about 60 people will be laid off. the nonprofit says those workers will receive just one week of pay, a month of health benefits and career help. >>> today is international women's day, around the world, there are events planned to honor women's contributions to history and the world. >> meanwhile the "today" show is impact the pandemic has had he working women. how many say their lives have only gotten more stressful. >> when the pandemic hit, things changed. it felt like i was juggling a bunch of glass balls and if any of them fell to the ground even for a moment, they'd shatter. >> it's been a rough road, caring for my husband and my dad, and also home schooling my two kids. >> make sure to tune in during the 8:00 a.m. hour of the "today" show. women who traditionally work outside of the home, who work within the home with children, trying to juggle all of the distance learning, plus holding down the household and getting to work, i'll tell you what, i think we're probably dyeing o